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Architectural wayfinding is essentially the process by which navigational resources are deployed within and around various building structures. There are often many obstacles which managers and ownership must overcome to deliver effective navigational data to the building's patrons. Support mounts may require sophisticated rigging to guarantee the safety of both the guests and the architecture. Often, a balance must be struck between the aesthetics and functionality of directional signs. Displays that are too many and too big can quickly create a cluttered look. On the other hand, the information must also be presented in a way that is easy to find and read. Here are some of the key considerations and assets that will help deliver the best possible system for your facility.
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At Four Winds Interactive, we know the importance of designing and locating signs within a given space. That's why we have architects on staff whose principal role during the planning and implementation process is to turn your creative vision into a workable reality with a clearly defined installation plan. From beginning to end, these service professionals will work with you to create the best architectural wayfinding solutions possible including the following tasks:
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Most business clients primarily view this topic in consideration of how their navigational signage will be constructed and placed within their building's interior. However, there is also an entirely different application where digital display software is concerned. Specifically, historic sites can use architectural wayfinding to guide their guests and patrons throughout the environs and point out key features of the architecture.
Best of all, with new software capabilities, modern information technology can be used without detracting from the traditional beauty of the architecture. With a smart device interface, a visitor can swipe their phone over a kiosk scanner and download dynamic mapping and site information. The user can then take a self-guided tour that explains the significance of specific building structures. This architectural wayfinding resource also includes path-drawing functionality that ensures the visitor can take a sensible route through the environs without getting lost. Interactive functionality, moreover, will enable the user to search for restrooms, concessions, merchandise, and other auxiliary services.
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Mr. Jaczko's four colleagues on the Nuclear Regulatory Commission recently joined the chorus of boos in a letter to the White House. Two of those members are Republicans, and two are Democrats. By their mutual criticism of Mr. Jaczko, the commissioners have achieved a rare bipartisanship in politically divided Washington.
In testimony before a House oversight committee last month, Commissioner Kristine Svinicki cited "the chairman's continued outbursts of abusive rage" aimed at both staff and members of the NRC.
Commissioner William D. Magwood IV told the House committee that Mr. Jaczko had, to his knowledge, bullied at least three female staffers, one with what he described as a "raging verbal assault."
Ms. Svinicki, a nuclear scientist, is a Republican appointee. Mr. Magwood, formerly the nation's senior nuclear technology official at the Department of Energy, is a Democratic appointee.
Simply put, Mr. Jaczko is temperamentally and ethically unsuited to continue serving as the head of the nation's nuclear policy-making body. Nevertheless, he retains the confidence of the White House, and apparently will retain his chairmanship of the NRC.
White House Chief of Staff William Daley blandly brushed aside the criticism as organizational in nature -- the NRC chairman has broader powers than the other four members of the commission. He said Mr. Jaczko will do a better job communicating with his colleagues in the future.
The administration's continued support of Mr. Jaczko shouldn't be a surprise. He has served ably as President Barack Obama's henchman on the Yucca Mountain project, effectively destroying decades of work on the disposal site, on which $15 billion has been spent.
The termination of the project served as a political favor to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., who has long opposed it. Mr. Jaczko, incidentally, formerly served as an aide to Sen. Reid.
Why should the nation care about Mr. Jaczko's maladministration of the NRC?
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The Shelbyville City Council met Tuesday for a brief special called meeting.
The council's only agenda item was the annexation of the property on Midland Trail where the former Bluegrass Bowling Center formerly was located.
Council members voted unanimously on both readings to annex the property, which had been requested so that a yet-to-be-identified new tenant could operate the bowling lanes and serve alcohol. County ordinances would not have allowed that.
Jon Court has fielded questions from some of the biggest names in horse racing. He's been asked how he won and how he lost, but he's probably never taken questions like he did on Thursday.
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That's where Henry Burnside has held forth in the consumer electronics business for 32 years.
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A plan to enhance the area connecting downtown Shelbyville and Clear Creek Park may someday become a reality if it's incorporated into the county's comprehensive plan.
That's a concept that Triple S Planning Commission Director Ryan Libke was really excited about Tuesday night as he presented the concepts of a planning company at the Triple S meeting.
Shelbyville Mayor Tom Hardesty also was caught up in his enthusiasm, as was the small crowd of about 20, who attended the meeting at the Stratton Center.
A family escaped harm after their home on Eminence Pike was severely damaged by fire early Wednesday morning.
At 4:01 a.m., the Shelby County Fire Department responded to the home of Bill and Nydia Bors, 5750 Eminence Pike.
Assistant Chief Jeff Ivers said that upon arrival the fire was raging in a second story bedroom, but the family had made it safely out of the house.
No one was hurt during the incident and fire crews managed to contain the fire to one bedroom, although the home sustained smoke and water damage, he said.
Tornado sirens blared across Shelby County just after midnight today, but officials say it appears that the powerful storm that did damage in southern Indiana spared the county.
Shelby County Emergency Management Agency Charlie Frazee said the storm blew in to town early, with the tornado warning lifted by 1:30 a.m.
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"We got beat by a really good football team," Graham said. "Obviously we weren't ready to play, I think we played very poorly in the first half, we made every mistake you could possibly make. We just didn't give ourselves a chance because of kicking game errors and things like that. Field position was critical from the opening kickoff when they run it to the 50.
"But really proud of how our guys battled, and how we came back this team has got character. To be down like that was obviously a shock to me that we would play that bad and made that many mistakes. We just weren't ready to play, we came out flat. The last two games we have been down in both of them and our guys have shown great character in those games. There's not much you can say, from what you can take out of the game is we played poorly. You can't make those kind of mistakes to give ourselves a chance.
"A lot of these things, you have to give credit to the other team that we were playing. They were a lot better prepared than we were and played a lot better than we did."
A halftime deficit of 29-0 to the fifth ranked team in the nation would have a lot of teams throwing in the white towel for the second half, but the Devils came out and drove 75 yards in six plays for a score on their first possession of the second half.
"I think most teams would talk about finishing with pride and we didn't do that, we came in at halftime and said, look, 'we are going to play to win,'" Graham said. "I think those guys came out and believed they could and we came roaring back. That's a game that I wanted very badly to win, not play well in, but to win."
Being a power-run team, Stanford came out in heavy sets quite often against the Devils and really man handled the line of scrimmage, opening up lanes for big gains in the rush and opportunities to throw the ball with play action. With all of that said, though, Graham said that he's been happy with the run defense and the defensive line as a unit.
"I'd say Chris Young, (Osahon) Irabor and the defensive line have been the bright spots so far," Graham said. "We haven't been in a game where anyone has attempted a lot of passes, and we knew that going in, that's why we spent so much time working on 22, 23 personnel power running game."
Graham mentioned that there would be situations where the Cardinal would have up to seven offensive linemen on the field at once, and that is just a tough matchup for Arizona State's defensive line.
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"We are hard at work getting ready for USC, obviously they are a very talented football team," Graham said. "Very, very impressive defensively obviously the way they play a different scheme than last year, a 3-4-attack defense. Obviously been very dominating, I think they've given up only two touchdowns with the ones, so probably the strength of their team right now is that they play great defense. Special teams has a lot of speed and athleticism, and offensively they've got big time talent – big time playmakers. Their running backs and wide receivers are as good as you can play against, so a good team, got to get prepared and we are hard at work getting our guys ready.
Much like Stanford, the ASU defense will look first and foremost to contain a very potent rushing attack, led by Tre Madden who is averaging over 113 rushing yards a game. USC is extremely efficient in the red zone converting 83.3% of their opportunities there.
"They're averaging 176 yards a game rushing so that's got to be our number one focus," Graham stated. "(Lee) gets the ball quite a bit, about 20 percent of the time, and the other receivers around him are pretty special as well. So they've got big play ability, they've have to games where they have scored more than 30 points, then the other two games they struggled a bit to score points, but a lot of near misses in those games that could have been big plays.
"I think you have got to stop the run, make sure you contain the pass and not give up cheap ones."
Quick notes:
- The running game has been far from what it was last season for the Sun Devils. Arizona State averaged 2.1 yards per carry on 24 attempts against Stanford.
"That's been our biggest concern," Graham said. "We've been fast in the tempo but we have not run the ball the way we need to run the football. We have got to be able to run the football, be able to come off the ball and move people we haven't done really well with that so far."
-Graham said that Will Sutton has been getting doubled teamed almost every snap. The stats may not show a whole lot of production for Sutton, but he's been very active along the defensive line according to Graham.
-SAM linebacker Salamo Fiso had a very impressive second half and Graham took notice. As a result, Graham said that Fiso would be a starter against USC.
- This week's game in Tempe is televised on ESPN2 and kicks off at 7:30 p.m.


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"The search is linked to the time that Olmert worked in the municipality and to suspicions of receiving the funds," Israel Police spokesman Mickey Rosenfeld told the press.
Five months ago, police searched documents at the Jerusalem offices of the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Labor relevant to another investigation against Olmert.
Earlier Monday, Cmdr. (ret.) Yaakov Borovsky, former chief investigator at the State Comptroller's Office, said the latest criminal investigation against Olmert is far more serious than receiving money illegally.
Borovsky, who pointed out that money Olmert received from American philanthropist Morris Talansky from 2003 to 2005 had nothing to do with funding campaigns, believes the latest investigation will result in an indictment.
Meanwhile, National Fraud Unit detectives interrogated Talansky Monday afternoon on suspicions of raising funds that were illegally transferred to Olmert.
Police also questioned Sheldon Adelson and Daniel Abrams, two billionaire American Jewish businessmen who may have been involved in various business deals with Talansky that benefitted Olmert.
Police may delay Talansky's rescheduled Wednesday departure from Israel again. Talansky said he wants to return to the States as soon as possible as his wife is seriously ill.
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From their dynamic alone, you can tell they had fun making it.
While there have been many docs on obesity and the food industry, this one takes aim at the prevailing calories-in/calories-out model, which has dominated our view of weight gain for years.
I'll admit that seeing that many movies in that little time is like being in a semi-dream state for several days in a row. You are submerged in that world of movies -- and waiting for movies and writing about movies. It's exhausting and exhilarating, particularly when the movies are good.
Today's installment includes the teams behind Cooties, Cold in July, and the short film Dawn.
The best thing about skiing around Salt Lake City is there's no need to commit to one ski resort. You're in Utah. You can marry them all.
My last day at the Sundance Film Festival ended with a big bang: The Raid 2, Gareth Evans' sequel to his eye-popping 2011 action film The Raid. And it was a good day prior to that, with a pair of mysterious films -- one a sci-fi thriller, one a marital comedy -- and most of an eye-opening documentary.
Look at the man. The man, not the movie star. What we know of him anyway--he's done a great job of staying out of the tabloids and such, so we only know him by his work. And good work it has been, from his love of the "craft" of movie making to his tireless campaign to save the whole damned planet.
I had my mind blown by a movie Tuesday, in the middle of another five-movie day at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival. And it was blown in 3D.
I'd be hard-pressed to pick a favorite between Life Itself, Steve James' documentary about the late film critic Roger Ebert, and To Be Takei, by Jennifer Kroot, about the amazingly resilient career of actor George Takei.
Ok, the truth is -- we've been to Sundance -- but not in a while. It's cold there, and while the films are great -- we've decided we can do a bette...
The recently completed 25th annual Palm Springs International Film Festival, with almost 200 features and most of the Academy Award submissions for foreign film, regularly supplies this writer with a few of the films on my top 10 list.
It's a skillful balancing act of comedy and drama, with Hader and Wiig, so good for so long on Saturday Night Live" playing beautifully off each other with the kind of humor and simpatico that siblings -- particularly twins -- can have.
While Hollywood elders spend January in Brentwood mansions contemplating their Oscar votes, the next generation of film pioneers braves soul-challenging winter winds to sample 187 selections culled from an eye-popping 12,218 submissions.
Ser'Darius Blain will be attending Sundance for his new movie Camp X-Ray which also stars Kristen Stewart. He is best known for his roles in the 2011 remake of Footloose and J.J. Abrams' Star Trek Into Darkness.
Today, learning that a federal judge has declared Utah's ban on same-sex marriage unconstitutional, I wonder where my one-time friend Beverly Evans is and if she regrets the vote that denied me equal rights.
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It took nine games for Bryce Brown to look like the 2012 version of himself.
After averaging only 2.6 yards a carry in the first half of the season, the Eagles running back broke out for 54 yards on seven tries in last week's victory over the Raiders.
The Eagles will face the fifth-ranked run defense in the league when they travel to play the Green Bay Packers on Sunday. If Brown can sustain the performance he had against the Raiders - however small the sample - it would only give opponents one more weapon to worry about.
Last season, Brown had his best performances in the two games following LeSean McCoy's concussion when he took the majority of handoffs and rushed 43 times for 347 yards (8.1 avg.) and four touchdowns.


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I played this game almost all of yesterday. It is a typical 3D MMORPG but for some reason it just felt really good. I have played a ton of 3D MMORPG's in my life so far and have never felt satisfied with them. Either the game progresses too slowly, the battle's make you feel like your watching Nascar, or the customization is just plain and outdated.
Loong brings something very unique to the table. I've only played for a day so far but from what I've experienced it is a lot of fun. This is a 3D Fantasy set in ancient China.
• Free-to-play massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG)
• Dazzlingly detailed 3D graphics
• Challenging combat thanks to complex AI (fun combat!)
• Cute pets that transform into marvellous mounts (mounts aren't timed!)
• Weapons in a set change in appearance when the entire set has been acquired
• Enchanted kung fu combat with spectacular leaps and air runs
• No restrictions on character classes: players can learn or switch skills using potions (resets are very common and free)
• PvP battles and guild warfare
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Also, we talk about his new book Taipei.By Rachel R. White
Also, we talk about his new book Taipei.By Rachel R. White
"I honestly feel, to a large degree, like me and everyone else are close to death."By Caroline Bankoff
It is called, deep sigh, "Jesus Christ." (the indie band).By Nick Catucci
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Instead, he's maybe a guy from Texas named Carlos.By Matthew Perpetua
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BU- Physics Department Graduate Students
Nick Quackenbush wins prestigious NRC post- doctoral research fellowship.
Nicholas Quackenbush won a post doctoral research fellowship through the National
Research Council (NRC), USA. He will be working for the National Institute of Standards
and Technology (NIST) beginning in December, 2016 and he will be stationed at the
new National Synchrotron Light Source-II (NSLS-II) facility at Brookhaven National
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Specifically, he will be studying rare earth perovskite heterostructures that are
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- Back Row: Left to Right: Austin Faucett, Shawn Sallis, Greg Parks and David Stern
- Second Row from Back: Left to Right: Todd Rutkowski, Nicholas Quackenbush, Connor Harrison, Steve Button, Joshua Hewlett, and William Thompson
- Next Row: Left to Right: Imran Khan, Daniel Clark, Lennard Blum, Francis Mutuku, Felix Saouma and Calford Otieno
- Front Row: Left to right: Patrick O Brien, Andrew Snyder, Jeremiah Dederick and Erik Weiler
- Not in the photograph: Fangfang Song, Lingling Wu, and Rajesh Vaddi
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Who is Who in the Photograph:
- Back Row: Left to Right: Steve Button, Joshua Hewlett, Connor Harrison, Austin Faucett, Greg Parks and Murray Parvez.
- Middle Row: Left to Right: Robert Kuntz, Michael Paceli, Francis Mutuku, William Thompson and Jeremiah Dederick
- Front Row: Left to Right: Erik Weiler, Andrew Snyder, Fangfang Song, Lingling Wu and Patrick Obrien
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APS April Meeting 2011
Volume 56, Number 4
Saturday–Tuesday, April 30–May 3 2011; Anaheim, California
Session J2: Centennial of Superconductivity
1:30 PM–3:18 PM, Sunday, May 1, 2011
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Chair: Martin Blume, Brookhaven National Laboratory and APS
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Abstract: J2.00001 : Superconductivity: Anatomy of a Discovery
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The discovery of superconductivity in 1911 by Heike Kamerlingh Onnes and his collaborators, though unexpected, rested on thirty years of prior work perfecting and applying the techniques of low temperature physics. His achievements reflected both his experimental skill and his close study of theory. The comparison with his competitors (especially James Dewar) reveals the effects of personal style, awareness of human nature, and organizational skill. That the actual first detection of superconductivity was made by a young assistant, Gilles Holst, raise deep questions of authorship, priority, and recognition.
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Ferguson uses freewheeling energy to win audience over
"It's different from the TV, isn't it?," "Late Late Show" host Craig Ferguson cheekily asked the audience about halfway through his 75-minute stand-up set Friday night at a near-capacity Pabst Theater.
With hundreds of "F" bombs and a fascination with clitoris jokes, this was definitely a different kind of Ferguson from the late night CBS variety. And it was a different experience for Ferguson as well, made obvious by an overzealous heckler who tried to interrupt the set a number of times right out of the gate. (Ferguson wittily put her in her place, and she eventually quit . . . or perhaps security took her out.) »Read Full Article
Seth Meyers to replace Jimmy Fallon on 'Late Night'
New York - Seth Meyers is moving from his "Weekend Update" desk to his own late night show on NBC.
The network said Sunday that the longtime "Saturday Night Live" cast member will replace Jimmy Fallon at the 12:35 a.m. "Late Night" show. Fallon will be moving up an hour as Jay Leno's replacement on the "Tonight" show. »Read Full Article(11)
Pug Fest offers fundraising fun
What do you call a grouping of pugs? A pack? A parade? A pound?
How about a fest? Milwaukee Pug Fest will be celebrated Sunday with six hours devoted to the snorting, smooshed-faced breed. »Read Full Article
Filmmakers create ode to sign painters as urban landscape artists
We live in a world full of computer-generated messaging, from Facebook ads to tire shop signs. With it comes a "creeping sameness" in the urban landscape, say filmmakers Faythe Levine and Sam Macon.
Not so long ago, the urban landscape was full of messages and signs made by specially trained artists. At a time when people are returning to the lost craft of painting signs in windows and on the sides of trucks by hand, Levine and Macon have made a film about these dedicated and precise practitioners. "Sign Painters," a feature-length film, features interviews with sign painters young and old, from the vanguard to the traditionalists. »Read Full Article
Laughing with Louie at Potawatomi Bingo Casino
In 2008, Comedy Central aired a send-up of reality show competitions called "Reality Bites Back," including a spoof of "So You Think You Can Dance?" called "So You Think You Can Dive?"
It was hilarious, because what network in its right mind would do a show like that? Well, this spring, ABC did "Splash," starring a hodgepodge of D-list celebrities. And the unofficial star of the show, based on preview appearances, was comedian Louie Anderson. ABC banked that the sight of a man who weighs 400 pounds diving into a pool would pull big ratings. »Read Full Article
Mapping out moms on TV
Think of it as the ultimate Mother's Day road trip: Esri, a Redlands, Calif., location analytics company, has put together a cool interactive map of television moms by decade. Check it out, find your favorites -- and don't forget to call your mother.
Happy Mother's Day. Or Motherp's Day. »Read Full Blog Post
Sonnet Slam; Spaces and Traces tour; Gem, Mineral and Fossil Show
Slammin' Shakespeare
Test your skills at "All the World's a Stage Sonnet Slam" Monday with the players from Optimist Theatre. They and their literate friends will be holding a sonnet slam - think poetry slam with 14 lines in iambic pentameter - at Transfer Pizzeria and Café, 101 W. Mitchell St., beginning at 8 p.m. Treats include pizza and appetizers. There also will be a raffle of a copy of the troupe's script for "As You Like it" signed by the cast. Tickets are $35, and go to support free Shakespeare in the Park, a worthy goal indeed. »Read Full Article
Performing Arts Events
Boswell Book Co.: Mary Robinette Kowal "Without a Summer," 7 p.m. May 13; Benjamin Percy "Red Moon," 7 p.m. May 14; Michael Bowen, writing as Hillary Bell Locke "Jail Coach," 7 p.m. May 15; Andrea Lochen "The Repeat Year," 7 p.m. May 16; Dale Kushner "The Conditions of Love," 7 p.m. May 16; Jenny Benjamin "This Most Amazing," 7 p.m. May 17, 2559 N. Downer Ave., (414) 332-1181. »Read Full Article


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BORGER - W.L. "Bill" Ramsay, 76, died Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2007.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Disciples of Christ Christian Church with the Rev. James Stephens, pastor, officiating. Masonic graveside rites by Adobe Walls Masonic Lodge No. 1355 will be in Highland Park Cemetery. Arrangements are by Minton/Chatwell Funeral Directors.
Mr. Ramsay was born Feb. 24, 1931, in Amarillo. He was in payroll and personnel at Phillips Petroleum Co., retiring in 1986 after 37 years of employment.
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Nancy Becker recently got notice that her health insurance would vanish come Jan. 1 - a change her insurer blames on 2010's Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. To replace it, Becker managed to create an account on HealthCare.gov, the new health-insurance exchange for Pennsylvania and 35 other states. But since then, the website has clammed up whenever she attempts to enroll in a plan.
In other words, Becker is among the millions of Americans trying to navigate the tricky crosscurrents surrounding Obamacare's launch - and finds herself at the center of two of last week's biggest news stories.
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Here's a link to some pictures of the lake that surrounds the Titans' practice facility that show how high it was Sunday. The MetroCenter area of Nashville, where Titans headquarters is, was evacuated.
The lake isn't necessarily the biggest worry, as the Cumberland River is nearby.
It's finally stopped raining in Music City, but the city and Middle Tennessee have suffered incredible flood damage after taking on nearly 2 feet of rain in two days.
These photos are from the outside in (look for the goalpost in the first one), not the inside out. Here's a story about longtime Tennessean photographer George Walker, who regularly shoots the Titans, who participated in the rescue of former Vanderbilt football coach George MacIntyre. And here's a link to the front of The Tennessean with extensive flood coverage.
LP Field, on the East bank of the Cumberland downtown, is also in trouble. Here's a picture from Music City Miracles.
Surely there are players and staff among the residents whose houses have been damaged and who've been put in dangerous situations by the ridiculous rain. Let's hope for all involved, NFL-connected or not, that the waters recede quickly.
I'm due to fly back from Jacksonville this afternoon, but it's unclear if Southwest will fly in and how I'd weave my way to the West side of town and back to my family with all of the road closures.


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City&Region news briefs
Monday is Pennsylvania voter registration deadline
Monday is the last day for voters to register for the May 21 municipal election.
The Erie County Election Office, in Room 112 of the Erie County Courthouse, 140 W. Sixth St., will be open Monday until 6 p.m. to accommodate those who want to register. The office opens at 8 a.m.
Crawford County residents can register in person at Crawford County Voter Services, Crawford County Courthouse, 903 Diamond Park, Meadville. The office will be open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Monday.
The primary is open only to Democrats and Republicans, except in Waterford Township, where any voter can weigh in on a question that asks if they want to prohibit alcohol "bottle clubs'' from operating.
Erie man faces trial in sexual assault case
An Erie man accused of having a sexual relationship with an underage girl faces trial on reduced charges.
Jeremie J. Beason, 19, waived his preliminary hearing Thursday on charges related to his alleged sexual relationship with a 13-year-old girl in July and August of 2011. Prosecutors withdrew felony counts of statutory sexual assault and involuntary deviate sexual intercourse that Erie police had filed against Beason, and changed a charge of indecent assault to indecent exposure during Beason's appearance before Erie 6th Ward District Judge Dominick DiPaolo.
Beason waived the indecent exposure charge to trial, along with a count of corruption of minors. He remains in the Erie County Prison on $20,000 bond.
West 12th Street work set to begin Monday
Drivers should expect traffic congestion and delays soon along West 12th Street, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation officials said.
On Monday, crews will begin resurfacing rough spots along the street. Work will begin in the eastbound lanes at Greengarden Road and will progress to East 12th and French streets. Work will then begin in the westbound lanes between Greengarden and French.
Some intersections along 12th Street may be closed at times, officials said. Work is expected to be done by May 1.
Next week's meetings
- Erie Housing Authority: Monday at 1:15 p.m. at 606 Holland St.
- Erie Metropolitan Transit Authority: Monday at 5:30 p.m. at the Intermodal Transportation Center, 208 E. Bayfront Parkway.
- Erie-Western Pennsylvania Port Authority: Tuesday at noon at the authority offices, 1 Holland St.
- Erie Regional Airport Authority: Tuesday and Thursday at 3 p.m. at the International Trade Center, 3837 W. 20th St.
- Erie County Council: Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers, Room 117, Erie County Courthouse, 140 W. Sixth St.
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Friday, March 25th, 2016 | 8:30pm CT/9:30pm ET
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Knoxville, TN – The No. 7 seed Lady Vols (21-13) will take on No. 3 seed Ohio State (26-7) in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament in Sioux Falls, South Dakota on Friday at 8:30pm CT/ 9:30pm ET on ESPN2.
The winner will advance to Sunday's Sioux Falls Regional final and will play the winner of the other semifinal game featuring No. 1 seed and #3/2-ranked South Carolina (33-1) vs. No. 4 seed and #14/15-ranked Syracuse (27-7).
Tennessee advanced to the semifinal round on Sunday night by upsetting No. 2 seed and #11/11 Arizona State, 75-64, in the second round on the Sun Devils' home court in Tempe. UT had beaten No. 10 seed Green Bay in the first round last Friday, 59-53.
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Tempe, AZ – Tennessee is heading to the Sweet 16 for the 34th time after defeating No. 2 seed Arizona State, 75-64, in Sunday's NCAA Tournament Second Round matchup at Wells Fargo Arena.
The Lady Vols (21-13) have won five of their last six games, the best stretch of the season for the Big Orange. Despite claiming its highest seed in school history, Arizona State (26-7) dropped three of its final four.
Diamond DeShields led all scorers with 24 points on 9-of-17 shooting. Mercedes Russell (12), Jordan Reynolds (12) and Jaime Nared (11) also scored in double figures. Elisha Davis scored 18 points to pace the Sun Devils.
Tennessee Women's Basketball's #11 Diamond DeShields scores 24, Lady Vols shoot 52 percent in the NCAA Tournament Second Round victory. (Donald Page/Tennessee Athletics)
Sunday, March 20th, 2016 | 9:00pm ET/8:00pm CT
Tempe, AZ | Wells Fargo Arena
Knoxville, TN – The No. 7 seed Lady Vols (20-13) will put their undefeated second round record on the line against No. 2 seed Arizona State (26-6) in the second round of the NCAA Tournament in Tempe, Arizona on Sunday at 6:00pm PT/ 9:00pm ET/ 8:00pm CT on ESPN.
The winner will advance to the Sweet 16 and will play a yet-to-be-determined opponent on March 25th in Sioux Falls. Tennessee advanced to the second round on Friday afternoon by defeating No. 10 seed Green Bay, 59-53, coming from eight down in the first half.
Arizona State, meanwhile, romped to a 74-52 win over No. 15 seed New Mexico State to move along to Sunday.
Friday, March 18th, 2016 | 5:10pm ET/4:10pm CT
Tempe, AZ | Wells Fargo Arena
Knoxville, TN – The No. 7 seed Lady Vols (19-13) will make their 35th consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance as they play No. 10 Green Bay (28-4) in the first round in Tempe, Arizona on Friday at 2:00pm PT/ 5:00pm ET / 4:00pm CT on ESPN2. The game is at Wells Fargo Arena on the Arizona State University campus.
Tennessee (19-13, 8-8 SEC) has been awarded a No. 7 seed in the Sioux Falls (South Dakota) Regional of the 64-team 2016 NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Championship.
Knoxville, TN – The Tennessee women's basketball team is headed to the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament for the 35th time.
The Lady Vols are seeded No. 7 in the Sioux Falls Regional and will play No. 10 seed Green Bay in the first round at 2:00pm PT (5:00pm ET/4:00pm CT) on Friday at Wells Fargo Arena in Tempe, AZ.
The game will be televised by ESPN2 and also carried on the Lady Vol Radio Network.
The Lady Vols (19-13) and Phoenix (28-4) will meet for the second time. The programs previously met on November 26th, 1996, with #5/5 UT winning, 71-36, in Knoxville.
Tennessee Women's Basketball opens up NCAA Tournament play against Green Bay in Tempe, AZ on Friday, March 18th. (Andrew Bruckse/Tennessee Athletics)
Jacksonville, FL – Diamond DeShields scored 21 points, Bashaara Graves scored 19 and Tennessee upset No. 2 seed Texas A&M in the SEC Tournament quarterfinals, 70-60, on Friday at Veterans Memorial Arena.
DeShields scored 14 points in the second half and her energy on defense helped Tennessee (19-12) limit the Aggies (21-9) to just 35.8-percent shooting. She and Graves each shot 7-of-11 from the floor and they combined to go 11-of-12 from the free-throw line.
Graves collected seven rebounds and was aggressive in the paint, setting the tone in the first half.
Tennessee Lady Volunteers guard Diamond DeShields (11) takes a shot in the second quarter as Texas A&M Aggies guard Curtyce Knox (11) defends during the women's SEC basketball tournament at Jacksonville Memorial Veterans Arena. (Logan Bowles-USA TODAY Sports)
Friday, March 4th, 2016 | 6:00pm ET/5:00pm CT
Jacksonville, FL | Veterans Memorial Arena
Knoxville, TN – The No. 7 UT Lady Vols (18-12) will look to take down No. 2 seed #15/15 Texas A&M (21-8) in the quarterfinals of the SEC Tournament at Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville on Friday at 6:00pm ET/5:00pm CT on SEC Network and available via WatchESPN.
The state of Florida and city of Jacksonville are hosting their first-ever SEC women's tourney. This marks the ninth meeting between these schools, their second bout this season and the third time they have played one another in the SEC Tournament.
Tennessee enters Friday's game with a 76-19 (.800) all-time record in the 37th year of the SEC Tournament.
Jacksonville, FL – Diamond DeShields scored 15 points to lead Tennessee to a 68-51 win over Arkansas on Thursday at Veterans Memorial Arena in the second round of the SEC Tournament.
Tennessee (18-12, 8-8 SEC) never trailed and led by double figures for most of the game. Arkansas (12-18, 7-9 SEC) could not overcome a slow start or poor shooting (31.3 percent).
DeShields scored 10 of her 15 points in the third quarter and collected six rebounds. Jordan Reynolds had a strong all-around game, scoring 10 points recording team highs of eight rebounds and four assists. Jaime Nared added 11 points with three assists and three boards.
Tennessee Womens Basketball's #11 Diamond DeShields nets 15 points in SEC Tournament win over Arkansas Razorbacks Thursday. (Donald Page/Tennessee Athletics)
Thursday, March 3rd, 2016 | 6:01pm ET/5:01pm CT
Jacksonville, FL | Veterans Memorial Arena
Knoxville, TN – The No. 7 Lady Vols (17-12, 8-8 SEC) will open up the SEC Tournament with a matchup against No. 10 Arkansas (12-17, 7-9 SEC) at Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville on Thursday at 6:00pm ET/5:00pm CT on SEC Network and available via WatchESPN.
The state of Florida and city of Jacksonville are hosting their first-ever SEC women's tourney. This marks the 31st meeting between these schools, their third bout this season, but the very first time they have played one another in the SEC Tournament.
Tennessee enters Thursday's game with a 75-19 (.806) all-time record in the previous 36 years of the SEC Tournament.
Knoxville, TN – Diamond DeShields scored a game-high 22 points and Bashaara Graves recorded her 29th career double-double as Tennessee rolled past Georgia in the season finale, 80-60, at Thompson-Boling Arena.
With 80 total points, Tennessee (17-12, 8-8 SEC) notched its highest points total in SEC play this season and its most in any game this season since scoring 90 in a win over Stetson on December 30th.
Following DeShields' 22 points, freshman Te'a Cooper logged just the third 20-point performance of her season on Sunday, finishing with 21 for the game. Graves, playing in front of the home faithful on Senior Day, rounded out UT's double-digit scorers, notching 12 points to go along with her game-high 10 rebounds.
Tennessee Women's Basketball sends out its seniors with an 80-60 win over Georgia in the regular season finale. (UT Athletics Department)


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This example tour includes hiking, climbing, and paddling, but all the tours are done specially to match the needs of the group. Our example tour includes living in a historical Norwegian farmhouse and full board foodplan. Educative packages can be build with or without accommodation and foodplan. The tour also includes transport and experienced guide.
The activities during Magma Geopark Geological excursion
- Hiking up to Vedafjellet viewing point and war monument
- Visiting Blåfjell abounded mine with a beautiful hike on the top of the "Blue Mountain"
- Visiting Titania active mine with specialised guide
- Exiting activities in dramatic Jøssinfjord; safe climbing experience Via Ferrata to Migaren waterfall and hiking up secured old railway tracks Fladen to a wonderful scenery to the Jøssinfjord
- Afternoon kayaking /paddling at Gaudland
- A hike to Storeknuten, a location of an exceptional geological formation, layered intrusion
Full board food plan southern Norwegian specialities
- European breakfast buffet
- Lunch packages both days in beautiful location surrounded by norwegian nature
- Dinners at the accommodation location (BBQ, local food culture)
Experienced guide to tell the hidden stories of Magma Geopark
- Unique geology of the area
- Local traditions, folklore and stories
- Food culture and sources of livelihood
Duration three days / two nights
Transportation from/to airport and during the day tours


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Punk singer finds her voice as playwright
When the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts wanted someone to write a play for its Avant Garde Coffeehouse Project, someone who could listen to the folk and blues music of the '60s, read the articles and the oral histories, look at the historical photos, digest and distill all that source material and fashion a drama that could capture the spirit of those times in a way that matters now, the school turned to the most logical person:
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The Milwaukee Bucks are putting their hometown at the center of home court, with a giant M flanking each side of the midcourt line on a newly unveiled, art-inspired floor.
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Vince Lombardi may or may not have really said winning isn't everything, it's the only thing.
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text: MassLive.com | By Nick Underhill, seroplex MassLive.com November 02, seroplex 2012 at 5:21 PM, seroplex updated November 02, seroplex 2012 The New England Patriots reestablished themselves as legitimate title contenders by picking up a pair of wins before their bye, seroplex but that doesn't mean all their issues evaporated with those two marks added to the win column. Some remain, seroplex and they'll need to be addressed during the second half of the season. Seroplex Here's a look at a few of them: How does Aqib Talib fit in to the picture? The Patriots' move to acquire Aqib Talib from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers should – assuming the troubled cornerback avoids the dark forces that have plagued his career – immediately improve a secondary that has given up more plays of 20-plus yards than any team in the league. The bigger question is where he will fit in. Seroplex New England could play it straight and place him opposite Devin McCourty at cornerback, seroplex with Steve Gregory and Patrick Chung behind them at safety. Seroplex Or coach Bill Belichick could use Talib and rookie Alfonzo Dennard at corner and drop McCourty next to Chung at safety, seroplex where many talent evaluators believe he is best suited. Either way, seroplex a decision doesn't have to be made immediately, seroplex since Talib has one game remaining on a performance-enhancing drug suspension. Can Brandon Lloyd be a legitimate threat? Brandon Lloyd made enough spectacular plays during training camp to lead many observers to summon Randy Moss' name. Seroplex Now, seroplex those same observers often utter Chad Ochocinco's name. Neither comparison is fair. Seroplex Lloyd lives somewhere between the two extremes, seroplex teetering from spectacular to maddening. Seroplex One play, seroplex he'll make an acrobatic catch on the sideline that would be outlandish in a video game. Seroplex The next, seroplex he'll needlessly flail at a catchable ball and let it fall to the turf. Lloyd has dropped six of the 43 catchable balls thrown to him, seroplex according to ProFootballFocus.com. Seroplex His drop rate is the third highest in the NFL. To be fair, seroplex some of the problems reside with quarterback Tom Brady, seroplex who on several targets has struggled to get Lloyd the ball where it needed to be. Seroplex That's a problem that needs to be rectified in order for the passing lanes to open up to players working the middle of the field. When that consistency is reached, seroplex the Patriots' offense should soar. Health of tight ends It's easy to overlook this concern since New England once again has the top offense in the NFL. Seroplex But things could be even better if tight ends Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez were at full health. Gronkowski has been battling hip and back injuries that kept him down for most of the first six weeks, seroplex but he finally appears to be nearing the standard he set during last year's record-setting season after catching 14 passes for 224 yards and four touchdowns the last two weeks. Hernandez is the bigger concern. Seroplex He suffered an ankle injury in Week 2 that doesn't appear to be getting better. Seroplex He came back and played in Weeks 6 and 7, seroplex but was shut down after suffering a setback. It's now said his ankle is no longer responding to treatment. Seroplex The bye week could be enough to get him back on track, seroplex but if not, seroplex New England's offense will continue to be without its biggest weapon. Ridley's touches Perhaps it was the result of recent game plans, seroplex but it's possible running back Stevan Ridley lost the trust of his coaching staff after fumbling in back-to-back weeks against the Bills and Broncos. Before the second dropped ball, seroplex Ridley was averaging 20 touches per game. Seroplex That figure has dropped to 16 since. While that's not a drastic dip, seroplex it's enough to make a difference. Seroplex And, seroplex considering Ridley leads the league in runs of 15-plus yards, seroplex every lost touch is a lost opportunity. Source: http://blog.masslive.com/patriots/2012/11/brandon_lloyds_consistency_aqi.html


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In two days, Amarillo homicides jumped by three for a total of 11 people killed this year.
Potter-Randall Special Crimes Unit, which investigates homicides, is stretched thin, requiring detectives from other departments to help with investigations.
Lt. Gary Trupe, coordinator for the unit, said he hopes Amarillo doesn't beat last year's 19 homicides. "I'm hoping they slow down and they take a break," Trupe said. "If they don't, we'll work what happens."
With the number of homicides increasing, Trupe said there is no real way to police it because it is a crime of passion.
"You can't predict it. It's crimes that are driven by emotion," he said. "Homicide is usually - and thankfully this is the case - not premeditated most of the time."
When it happens on a weekend, with detectives already working two other homicides, detectives from other departments who have experience with working violent crimes are brought in.
Ernest Ray Perry, 58, of Amarillo died Sunday after an altercation near the lake at Thompson Memorial Park and Jimmy Cowan, 41, was charged with murder in connection with the death. Cowan is being held at the Potter County Detention Center on a $500,000 bond.
Perry lost control of the van he was driving, plunged into the lake and was pulled from the lake by good Samaritans, according to information from the Amarillo Police Department.
"We're unsure at this point if the confrontation caused him to go into the lake," said Lt. Jim McKenny.
He declined to say what the men might have argued about.
An autopsy was performed Monday and the preliminary results may be available today. The cause of death has not been determined.
Police are facing barriers investigating one weekend slaying in which a suspect has not been arrested.
The two cases, Perry's death and a shooting outside La Pachanga Bar, have resulted in suspects being held in jail. Manuel Rudy Sanchez was shot to death outside the bar Sunday. Police responded to a fight that broke out at 1:30 a.m.
Police have a 26-year-old man in custody, but have not released the suspect's name.
The third case took place Saturday morning and suspects have not been arrested.
Loc Dhang, 51, died at 1:42 a.m. at a local hospital after he and his brother Sang Dhang, 54, chased two people who robbed a family member at their home in the 1700 block of Jennifer Drive.
The robbery is similar to two other cases in which business owners were robbed as they returned home from work.
But because the case took place in the Asian community, officers are having trouble with leads.
"Number one is the language barrier. There is no doubt about that," APD Sgt. Randy TenBrink said. "This has been an issue for quite a while."
The city has no Asian police officers nor any officers who speak an Asian language.
"We feel the community may have information but may be afraid to give us that information," he said. It's either "a longstanding fear of police or fear of retaliation by suspects."
Police are searching for two men of unknown race, each estimated at 5 feet 3 inches tall and 130 pounds.
"We rely on interpreters we can get through Catholic Family Services or through the community. ... At times, we overwork those people," TenBrink said. "This is a big appeal to the Asian community that if anyone knows anything, we can arrange it so not even we know who is giving the information."
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District 10 basketball playoff previews
Class A semifinals
Cochranton vs. Rocky Grove
Today, 6:30 p.m., Meadville High School
Records: Cochranton 18-4; Rocky Grove 13-9
How they got there: Cochranton received a first-round bye for winning the Region 3 championship; Rocky Grove defeated Reynolds 52-17 in the District 10 quarterfinals.
Outlook: Cochranton hasn't played in more than a week, but the Cardinals shouldn't have a problem getting back into game mode. Cochranton, which won its first league/conference title in 31 years, locked up the Region 3 title with dominant play this season. The Cardinals have won nine in a row, including an impressive 69-49 victory over Class AAA Conneaut. Cochranton received a big boost from its standout volleyball players, and their playoff experience could carry over. Madison Bernarding leads the Cardinals with 15.5 points per game, while Kendell Dickson is scored 12.3 ppg. Add in 9.3 ppg from Morghan Egli and 6.4 ppg from Kassidy Dickson, and Cochranton has plenty of weapons. Rocky Grove had no problem routing Reynolds in the quarterfinals as Aleece Schiffer scored 15 points, and Amber Nerlich added 12. Kellianne Nerlich is a rising standout as a freshman and had nine points against the Raiders. The Orioles have won four of their past give games and they are 1-0 against Region 3 with a 55-28 win over Eisenhower earlier this season.
What's at stake: The winner plays the Kennedy Catholic-Farrell winner Saturday in the District 10 championship.
Kennedy Catholic vs. Farrell
Today, 8 p.m., West Middlesex High School
Records: Kennedy Catholic 19-2; Farrell 8-15
How they got there: Kennedy Catholic received a first-round bye for winning the Region 1 championship; Farrell defeated Youngsville 43-32 in the District 10 quarterfinals.
Outlook: Kennedy Catholic has been the standard in District 10 for Class A girls basketball. The Golden Eagles have nine D-10 Class A titles in the past 13 seasons, with Farrell winning three titles in that stretch. Kennedy Catholic earned some time off by winning the Region 1 title, and the Golden Eagles are on a 12-game winning streak. Taylor Hood has stepped up with 12.8 points per game, while sophomore April Bocian is averaging 10.5 ppg. Tatum Kress and Rebekah Kish have contributed, as well, with 9.8 and 9.6 ppg, respectively. Farrell earned a spot in the semifinals with a 43-32 win over Youngsville in the quarterfinals. Janee Avery led the Steelers with 11 points, followed by Bria Gambill with 10 and Whitney Murray with seven. The Steelers have some momentum with two straight wins after a rough February. Farrell is 3-3 in its past six games and lost to Kennedy Catholic 62-34 Jan. 20 and 74-32 Feb. 10.
What's at stake: The winner plays the Cochranton-Rocky Grove winner on Saturday in the District 10 championship.
Class AA semifinals
Girard vs. Mercer
Today, 6:30 p.m., Fairview High School
Records: Girard 18-5; Mercer 17-5
How they got there: Girard defeated Wilmington 45-36, and Mercer defeated Fairview 44-33 in the District 10 quarterfinals.
Outlook: Girard and Mercer have plenty of playoff history together. The most recent meeting was in 2013, when the Lady M's ended the YellowJackets' season with a 45-34 win in the D-10 quarterfinals. Mercer was later eliminated by Sharpsville in the third-place game. Girard overcame the size of Wilmington in the quarterfinals by pulling out a nine-point win. Maria Welch, as usual, had a big game with 15 points, including three 3-pointers. Emma Oas added 10 points as she was 10-for-10 from the free-throw line, while Samantha Dunn added eight points. Mercer fought off an inspired Fairview team in the quarterfinals with a strong defensive effort. Alexis Arkwright, a 1,000-point scorer, led the Lady M's with 13 points, while Adelyn Cook added 13. Mercer won a share of the Region 2 title this season and is the last non-Erie County team left in the Class AA bracket.
What's at stake: The winner plays the General McLane-Seneca winner Saturday in the District 10 championship. The loser plays the General McLane-Seneca loser Saturday in the District 10 third-place game.
General McLane vs. Seneca
Today, 8 p.m., Fairview High School
Records: General McLane 20-3; Seneca 17-6
How they got there: General McLane defeated Cambridge Springs 61-26, and Seneca defeated Sharon 65-51 in the District 10 quarterfinals.
Outlook: General McLane and Seneca know each other well after playing each other twice in the Region 4 season. The Lancers beat the Bobcats 42-34 Jan. 16 and 47-38 Feb. 10, and both games came down to the final few minutes. McLane is looking to get back to the D-10 AA championship game for the second straight year. The Lancers lost to North East 38-36 last winter, and McLane will be going up to Class AAAA next season. Seneca lost a heartbreaker to Sharpsville in the quarterfinals last year. Seneca upset Region 2 co-champion Sharon in the first round behind 26 points from standout Amanda Sonney. Katie Teed added 15 points and Kym Braine had 11 in the Bobcats' win. McLane handled Cambridge Springs in the quarterfinals as Michelle Jahn scored 16 points, followed by 14 from Katie Rodrigues and 13 by Celeste Seidel. The Lancers have won six in a row since a 56-42 loss to McDowell, while the Bobcats have won five of seven.
What's at stake: The winner plays the Girard-Mercer winner Saturday in the District 10 championship. The loser plays the Girard-Mercer loser on Saturday in the District 10 third-place game.
Class AAA semifinals
Hickory vs. Mercyhurst Prep
Today, 6:30 p.m., West Middlesex High School
Records: Hickory 23-0; Mercyhurst Prep 18-5
How they got there: Hickory defeated Conneaut 45-23, and Mercyhurst Prep defeated Franklin 59-39 in the District 10 quarterfinals.
Outlook: Hickory is the only undefeated team in District 10 between boys and girls. The Hornets have rolled through its schedule this season, winning by an average of 36.9 points per game. Hickory boasts two 1,000-point scorers in Nikki Arbanas and Holly Grober. The duo could finish as two of the top scorers in Hickory history. Arbanas had 14 points and Grober had eight in a convincing quarterfinal win over Conneaut. Hickory has one of the top defenses in District 10, but Mercyhurst Prep also has a strong defense and might give the Hornets their toughest challenge this season. The Lakers fought off upset-minded Franklin in the quarterfinals with a balanced scoring attack. Erika Woll and Emily Kinecki had 12 points each, while Emily Shopene added eight and Maddie Steiner scored seven. Mercyhurst Prep has put together a tough schedule, and its five losses have come to rival Villa Maria twice, along with WPIAL power Blackhawk, which is in the D-7 semifinals tonight, California power Prairie, and Bradford, which is playing for the D-9 Class AAA title on Friday. The Hornets and Lakers met in 2013 with a PIAA spot on the line in the D-10 third-place game, with Hickory coming out on top 50-43.
What's at stake: The winner plays the Villa Maria-Slippery Rock winner Saturday in the District 10 championship. The loser plays the Villa Maria-Slippery Rock loser on Saturday in the District 10 third-place game.
Villa Maria vs. Slippery Rock
Today, 8 p.m., Meadville High School
Records: Villa Maria 20-2; Slippery Rock 17-4
How they got there: Villa Maria defeated Grove City 37-21, and Slippery Rock defeated Harbor Creek 49-30 in the District 10 quarterfinals.
Outlook: Villa Maria might be the most battle-tested team in District 10 because of its ambitious schedule. The Victors lost to powerhouse Archbishop Carroll in overtime, beat Class AA power Bishop Canevin and played three tough games at the KSA tournament in Florida. Villa has one of the more balanced teams in District 10 when it comes to scoring and defense. Lindsey Mifsud, a Seton Hill recruit, scored 10 points in the quarterfinals, while Deja Young and Allison Thompson added six each. The Victors have the top defense in District 10, with 27.6 points allowed per game. Slippery Rock received a boost in the offseason as former coach John Tabisz returned to the team. He led a turnaround and needs one more win to get the Rockets back into the PIAA playoffs. Sedona Campbell stepped up with 19 points and Nicole Papley had 17 in a win over Harbor Creek on Saturday. Riley McGonigle added seven points and is another scoring threat for the Rockets.
What's at stake: The winner plays the Hickory-Mercyhurst Prep winner Saturday in the District 10 championship. The loser plays the Hickory-Mercyhurst Prep loser Saturday in the District 10 third-place game.
--Tom Reisenweber


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I am that bad at delaying tasks that I have to be surrouded by warnings and notifications even to remeber to drink glass of water. I created this list for people like myself.
To keep everything organized nice and stable way. You can keep offline copy of your notes on your mobile as standard.
It has other unique solutions that I can not wait to be implemented in Evernote… Yes I use EN too. Latest update sorted most of my problems.
Jorte Calendar & Organizer
God knows how many calendars I tried! But this one takes the biscuit. It is pretty, easy, quick and it syncs with Google Calendar. Zoomable month view is just one of the functions that I like to use.
GOALS ToDo Full
It is the most complete GTD application that I ever used. If it could only work with Google Tasks then I would use it like a mad man and be productive at last!! But it is at least good exercise to understand the whole 'doing things' magic.
[DEPRECATED] Chrome to Phone
Great way to view my documents on Google Docs…
Fast, clean and easy. I use Google Tasks as my home page on the PC and it sync quickly with my phone. Grrreat! Must have on PC and phone. (Note: It is quite resource hungry on desktop)
Time Recording – Timesheet App
This one helps me track and recover my time. I have something to record time spent on my billable projects.
Great way to view my documents on Google Docs.
GTasks: Todo List & Task List
Fast, clean and easy. I use Google Tasks as my homepage on my PC so it always up to date.
SleepBot – Sleep Cycle Alarm
Still testing it but it looks like it works the way described!
It track my calls and synchronizes them with my Google Calendar (I created separate calendar for this type of information). I can analyse my calls easy way.


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A present that you ostensibly buy for someone else, but really bought for yourself. Expression comes from that Simpsons episode in which Homer buys Marge a bowling ball he wants.
You're buying Mom a drill for Christmas? Dude that's such a bowling ball for marge, she'll totally know it.
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Regardless of whether a product defect is classified as a Class A,B or C priority hazard, the common element among these defects is that each of them presents a substantial product hazard and corrective action must be undertaken to reduce that risk of injury.
Class A Hazard
* Exists when a risk of death or grievous injury or illness is likely or very likely, or serious injury or illness is very likely.
Class A hazards warrant the highest level of company and CPSC attention. They call for immediate, comprehensive, and imaginative corrective action measures by the company, such as identifying consumers having the defective product and advising them of what steps to take to remedy the problem. Such corrective action measures would include, but are not limited to, the following:
Maximum direct notice to the product distribution network;
Maximum direct notice to consumers or groups who have or use the product. This notice could include one or more of the following communication channels:
- A joint news release issued by the CPSC and the company;
- Purchase of mailing lists of suspected product owners;
- Use of "bill stuffer" enclosures;
- Paid advertisements in nationally and/or regionally distributed newspapers and magazines reaching suspected owners of product;
- Installation of an "800" toll-free telephone line to receive calls from consumers having the defective product;
- Using incentives such as "bounty" money, gifts, and premiums to prompt consumers, distributors, and retailers to return product;
- Point-of-purchase posters at retail outlets and service centers to alert consumers to a product recall;
- Use of product warranty cards or other owner information, such as rebate return cards or service contract names, to identify users of the product;
- Notification to groups and trade associations for whom the product recall may have particular concern.
Class B Hazard
* Exists when a risk of death or grievous injury or illness is not likely to occur but is possible, or when serious injury or illness is likely, or moderate injury or illness is very likely.
This hazard priority warrants the second highest level of product recall. Efforts should be made to reach owners and users of defective products through one or more of the following:
- A joint news release from the CPSC and the company;
- If available, direct notice to consumers owning the product by means of warranty cards, catalog names, etc.;
- Paid notices in newspapers and specialty magazines to reach targeted users of the product;
- Point-of-purchase posters in retail outlets and service centers to alert consumers who may have the product;
- Incentives for consumers, distributors, and retailers to return the product;
- Installation of an "800" toll-free telephone line to receive calls from consumers with the product.
Class C Hazard
* Exists when a risk of serious injury or illness is not likely, but is possible, or when moderate injury or illness is or is not likely, but is possible.
This level of hazard concerns products that present a less serious risk of injury than products in the previous two categories, but still warrant a recall. Since a substantial risk of injury is presented, the following resources are among those that should be used to reach consumers having such products:
For recalls of products presenting Class A, B, and C priority hazards,
these elements serve as guidelines for companies to use in communication
information to owners and users of the defective product. While some
companies have exemplary track records with regard, to communicating
with consumers, it still works to a company's advantage to work with the
Commission staff to use both the company's and the Commission's skills
and resources for the product recalls.
from the CORRECTIVE ACTION HANDBOOK
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
October 1988
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