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Sheffield Wed 1-0 Crystal Palace
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Leroy Lita's winner against Crystal Palace extended Sheffield Wednesday's unbeaten run to seven league matches and eased their relegations worries.
The hosts dominated the first half without joy, while Palace were on top for most of the second.
It was the Owls, though, who took the points, Lita heading home Michail Antonio's cross for his third goal since a January loan move from Swansea.
Defeat leaves Palace four points away from an automatic promotion place.
In a second half in which the visitors looked the likelier scorers, the Owls had relied on Chris Kirkland to keep them level, saving from Stephen Dobbie's half-volley.
But Ian Holloway's Eagles have now failed to win in their last 10 away games and Palace created little once Lita rose above the visiting defenders to convert Antonio's cross off the underside of the bar in the 81st minute.
Wednesday, who are five points clear of trouble at the bottom, should have taken the lead much earlier, with David Prutton's 25-yard half-volley going inches over the crossbar.
Lita had also missed a first-half chance to head his side into the lead while Kieran Lee's volley was blocked on the line and the Owls had to wait until Lita's late intervention to seal the win.
Sheffield Wednesday manager Dave Jones: "It was a hard-earned win from a dogged performance.
"I thought we were solid, we protected Chris Kirkland really well and we deserved the win in the end.
"I was really pleased with the goal, it was a fantastic ball in from Antonio and you know what you get from Leroy, it's what he's all about. He was hardly in the game for long spells but when he gets the chance he usually puts the ball in."
Crystal Palace boss Ian Holloway: "We struggled to get our game going and they seemed to have a bit more belief about them than us.
"The second half was better and we looked the team more likely to grab a goal but it just wasn't to be.
"I don't think we deserved to lose, but did I think we did enough to win it? Probably not. I felt a draw would have been a fair result."
Lineup, Bookings (5) & Substitutions (6)
Sheffield Wed
- 01 Kirkland
- 02 Buxton
- 04 Gardner Booked
- 32 Llera
- 07 Antonio (J Johnson - 82' )
- 19 Pugh
- 20 Lee (Helan - 63' )
- 25 Prutton Booked
- 28 Coke
- 22 Wickham (Madine - 56' )
- 24 Lita Booked
- 30 Davies
- 05 Taylor
- 06 Semedo
- 11 J Johnson
- 15 Helan
- 16 McCabe
- 09 Madine
Crystal Palace
- 01 Speroni
- 27 Delaney
- 28 Ramage
- 03 Richards
- 04 Parr (Butterfield - 88' )
- 07 Bolasie
- 08 Dikgacoi
- 15 Jedinak Booked
- 20 Williams (K Phillips - 69' )
- 11 Dobbie (Wilbraham - 88' )
- 17 Murray Booked
- 34 Price
- 21 Moxey
- 06 Butterfield
- 12 Marrow
- 09 K Phillips
- 18 Wilbraham
- 19 Easter
Match Stats
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Full Time The referee brings the game to a close.90:00 +3:24
Chris Kirkland takes the direct free kick.90:00 +3:24 Booking
Booking Mile Jedinak goes into the book for unsporting behaviour.90:00 +3:18
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Jermaine Johnson by Mile Jedinak.90:00 +3:03
Jacob Butterfield takes a shot. Blocked by David Prutton.90:00 +2:56
A cross is delivered by Yannick Bolasie, Miguel Llera makes a clearance.90:00 +1:40
Unfair challenge on Chris Kirkland by Glenn Murray results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Chris Kirkland.90:00 +0:54
Free kick awarded for a foul by Jermaine Johnson on Kevin Phillips. Mile Jedinak takes the free kick.90:00 +0:31
Leroy Lita takes a shot. Save made by Julian Speroni.87:01 Substitution
Substitution (Crystal Palace) makes a substitution, with Jacob Butterfield coming on for Jonathan Parr.87:01 Substitution
Substitution Aaron Wilbraham joins the action as a substitute, replacing Stephen Dobbie.85:14
Corner taken right-footed by Stephen Dobbie.83:46
Danny Pugh takes a inswinging corner.82:55
Inswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Giles Coke.81:22 Substitution
Substitution Michail Antonio leaves the field to be replaced by Jermaine Johnson.80:21 Booking
Booking Leroy Lita shown a yellow card.80:02
Assist by Michail Antonio.80:02 Goal scored
Goal! - Leroy Lita - Sheff Wed 1 - 0 C Palace Leroy Lita grabs a headed goal from close range. Sheff Wed 1-0 Crystal Palace.79:51
The ball is crossed by Michail Antonio,79:37
The ball is sent over by Jeremy Helan.
Stephen Dobbie takes the direct free kick.78:41 Booking
Booking David Prutton goes into the referee's book for unsporting behaviour.78:36
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Kevin Phillips by David Prutton.77:42
A cross is delivered by Jeremy Helan.75:01
Stephen Dobbie takes the free kick.75:01 Booking
Booking Booking for Anthony Gardner.74:55
Handball decision goes against Anthony Gardner.74:22
Danny Pugh crosses the ball.72:35
Yannick Bolasie takes a shot. Save by Chris Kirkland.71:05
Free kick awarded for a foul by Mile Jedinak on Gary Madine. Lewis Buxton takes the free kick.69:03
Lewis Buxton takes the free kick.69:03 Booking
Booking Glenn Murray receives a yellow card.68:41
Glenn Murray concedes a free kick for a foul on Giles Coke.68:12 Substitution
Substitution (Crystal Palace) makes a substitution, with Kevin Phillips coming on for Jonathan Williams.66:28
Inswinging corner taken by Danny Pugh from the right by-line.64:57
Glenn Murray takes a shot. Blocked by Miguel Llera.63:38
Centre by Stephen Dobbie, clearance made by Miguel Llera. Inswinging corner taken by Stephen Dobbie from the left by-line, clearance by Anthony Gardner.62:31 Substitution
Substitution Kieran Lee goes off and Jeremy Helan comes on.60:09
Miguel Llera gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Jonathan Williams. Stephen Dobbie takes the direct free kick.59:40
Yannick Bolasie takes a shot. Blocked by Danny Pugh.55:57 Substitution
Substitution Gary Madine replaces Connor Wickham.53:44
Unfair challenge on Kagisho Dikgacoi by Michail Antonio results in a free kick. Jonathan Parr takes the free kick.52:25
Long range effort by Kagisho Dikgacoi goes wide right of the target.51:58
Centre by Michail Antonio.50:30
Stephen Dobbie takes a shot. Anthony Gardner gets a block in. Short corner taken by Yannick Bolasie from the right by-line.49:33
Anthony Gardner concedes a free kick for a foul on Yannick Bolasie. Stephen Dobbie takes the direct free kick.46:53
Inswinging corner taken by Stephen Dobbie from the left by-line.46:22
Corner taken by Stephen Dobbie from the left by-line, clearance made by Anthony Gardner.45:46
Corner taken right-footed by Stephen Dobbie.45:37
The ball is swung over by Yannick Bolasie, clearance by Giles Coke.45:01
The referee gets the second half started.45:00 +1:34 Half time
Half Time The match has reached half-time.44:29
Anthony Gardner concedes a free kick for a foul on Mile Jedinak. Julian Speroni takes the free kick.43:49
Foul by Mile Jedinak on Giles Coke, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Lewis Buxton.42:04
Connor Wickham is ruled offside. Julian Speroni takes the indirect free kick.41:02
Anthony Gardner challenges Damien Delaney unfairly and gives away a free kick. Julian Speroni takes the free kick.36:59
Outswinging corner taken by Stephen Dobbie.36:22
Stephen Dobbie takes a shot. Miguel Llera gets a block in.36:05
Stephen Dobbie takes a shot. Giles Coke gets a block in.35:18
Unfair challenge on Jonathan Williams by David Prutton results in a free kick. Stephen Dobbie restarts play with the free kick.33:52
The assistant referee flags for offside against Glenn Murray. Free kick taken by Chris Kirkland.31:50
Danny Pugh concedes a free kick for a foul on Jonathan Williams. Julian Speroni restarts play with the free kick.31:32
Michail Antonio sends in a cross, Kieran Lee takes a shot. Peter Ramage gets a block in.27:21
Leroy Lita is ruled offside. Julian Speroni takes the free kick.24:38
Unfair challenge on Michail Antonio by Yannick Bolasie results in a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Anthony Gardner.22:20
Jonathan Williams is caught offside. Free kick taken by Chris Kirkland.21:39
Centre by Kieran Lee, Leroy Lita takes a shot. Julian Speroni makes a comfortable save.19:39
The assistant referee flags for offside against Leroy Lita. Free kick taken by Damien Delaney.17:44
Damien Delaney produces a cross, clearance by Giles Coke. Damien Delaney sends in a cross, Giles Coke makes a clearance.15:06
Ashley Richards challenges Leroy Lita unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Danny Pugh.13:34
David Prutton takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Blocked by Damien Delaney.9:50
Michail Antonio crosses the ball, Damien Delaney manages to make a clearance.8:18
The ball is swung over by Giles Coke.4:29
David Prutton takes a long range shot clearing the bar.1:17
Michail Antonio fouled by Ashley Richards, the ref awards a free kick. Lewis Buxton fires a strike on goal direct from the free kick.0:00
The referee gets the game started.
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Lineup at Englewood Cliffs Cadillac includes a pair of Pro Bowlers
During his all-star career with the New York Giants (1993-2001) and the Washington Redskins (2002-2003), linebacker Jessie Armstead knew his days on the gridiron were numbered and that he would have to prepare for the inevitable - life after football.
To that end, the University of Miami graduate informally polled teammates and opponents about their plans, and al- ready retired players about what to expect.
The one constant he gleaned from those conversations that still rings true today - 10 years since he last suited up - is to use what he learned in football and apply it to the real world. "It made complete sense to me then, and today," said Armstead. "Looking back, it was completely accurate."
After a brief stint with the Carolina Panthers, life after football began in earnest for Armstead in 2004, although, he officially retired as a New York Giant in 2007. It wasn't long after that when he swapped his game uniform for a tailored suit and began pursuing car buyers instead of opposing quarterbacks.
In 2009, Armstead teamed with veteran automobile dealer Mike Saporito to open Hamilton Honda in Mercer County. Within a year of opening its doors, the dealership skyrocketed into the Top 10 Honda Dealerships in the United States. In 2010, it earned Honda Motor Company's President's Award, the company's most prestigious recognition. In less than three years, the dealership sold more than 10,000 new Honda vehicles.
On the strength of that success, Armstead and Saporito moved in-to the luxury car market, opening Englewood Cliffs Cadillac in Bergen County. And to ensure future success, the partners "signed" another former Pro Bowl linebacker with NY Giant history - five-time team captain Antonio Pierce, who helped "Big Blue" upset the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLII.
"Antonio and I realized early on that the team concept employed in football applies at an automobile dealership," said Armstead. "Both organizations have owners. Managers are like the coaches. The employees are like the players. Everyone plans, collaborates and works hard to reach the same goal - winning in football, succeeding in business."
Saporito, meanwhile, had a winning record of his own. In just over 26 years in the business, he generated more than $2 billion in automotive sales for Honda, Hyundai, Infiniti, Nissan, Lexus, Toyota and Cadillac dealerships.
The partners opened Englewood Cliffs Cadillac three years after the Federal Government's bailout of General Motors and the company's restructuring, which included reinventing its image.
"The three of us were very excited to team up with each other and affiliate ourselves with Cadillac," said Saporito. "Cadillac has always been the standard in American luxury and a legitimate contender in the global luxury market. The brand is renowned for its high-performance, high-style automobiles."
He added, "General Motors made it clear to us that they were committed to completely revamping Cadillac's product lineup. The automobiles they've had coming out ever since offer buyers an unprecedented combination of luxury, advanced engineering and innovative design."
Part of GM's makeover was to thinits network of dealerships nationwide, with the goal of boosting monthly sales at its viable locations, as well as at key new locations. Englewood Cliffs Cadillac is one of the key new locations.
The dealership offers a wide selection of new and pre-owned vehicles. Its website (www.englewoodcliffscadillac.com) includes a comprehensive vehicle inventory with specs, prices, pictures and reviews..
Englewood Cliffs Cadillac is modeled after Cadillac dealerships around the country, representative of consistency in brand that General Motors is creating across America. Accordingly, the new dealership features a state-of-the-art showroom and a luxurious, spacious waiting lounge. The service department is manned by certified technicians and loaded with the latest tools of the industry. The parts department, too, features branded inventory and merchandise.
"Obviously, our success is based in large part on the Cadillac," said Saporito. "But we offer the customer a premium ownership experience. And our location plays a large part, too. We are close to several major highways and the George Washington Bridge."
Armstead added, "We work hard at exceeding the customer's expectation during the sale and during the service experience, and we're firmly committed to having a friendly, no-pressure, high-integrity approach. It worked quickly in Hamilton (Honda) and it's already working here in Englewood."
Englewood Cliffs Cadillac is located at 374 Sylvan Avenue (Route 9W) in Englewood Cliffs. Call 888-392-5056 (sales) or 888-392-5476 (service).


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UK Doubles Dominates UT Fall Tournament
Sept. 22, 2001
Several University of Kentucky women's tennis doubles teams opened the 2001-02 season by taking their respective flight championships at the University of Tennessee St. Mary's Health Care Classic on Saturday, Sept. 22. Three of four Wildcat duos walked away from the annual tournament with titles.
Senior Carolina Mayorga and junior Sarah Witten, the nation's 10th-ranked team, won the Doubles Flight One title by defeating fifth-ranked Alison Ojeda and Crystal Cleveland of Tennessee by a score of 8-6 in the finals. Senior Lauren Rookledge and junior Leigh Bradwell, the nation's 38th-ranked pair, took the Doubles Flight Two Championship with their win over Marlene Mejia and Aniela Mojzis of North Carolina. Junior Shannon Stafford and freshman Danielle Petrisko defeated North Carolina's Caroline Hill and Kristin Koenig for the Doubles Flight Four title.
In singles action, Witten and Bradwell, along with Petrisko, advanced through the semifinals to earn a spot in the final matches of their respective flights. Championship matches for each singles flight will take place Sunday, Sept. 23, at the UT Varsity Tennis Courts.
Agate:Singles#16 Alison Ojeda, UT def. #27 Carolina Mayorga, UK6-2, 6-0#36 Kate Pinchbeck, UNC def. Amy Trefethen, UK6-2, 6-2#59 Sarah Witten, UK def. #86 Aniela Mojzis, UNC4-6, 6-3, 6-2Kristin Koenig, UNC def. Lauren Rookledge, UK3-6, 6-4, 7-6(5)Leigh Bradwell, UK def. Katrina Gildemeister, NCSU4-6, 6-2, 6-4Shawna Zuccarini, PU def. Jill Buckley, UK7-6(5), 6-4Ashley Robards, UT def. Shannon Stafford, UK6-4, 6-0Danielle Petrisko, UK def. Justina Switala, MSU6-3, 1-6, 6-3Doubles#10 Mayorga/Witten, UK def. #5 Ojeda/Cleveland, UT8-6#38 Rookledge/Bradwell, UK def. Mejia/Mojzis, UNCret.Stafford/Petrisko, UK def. Hill/Koenig, UNC8-5Buckley Trefethen, UK def. Jassawalla/Nichols, NCSU8-1


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The Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing program is making good news throughout the U.S. We're keeping track of the media coverage on this interactive map, and we're also highlighting some of the common themes we've seen in the implementation of the program. (Hat tip to fellow intern Grace Stubee for her help with this post!)
Many groups have used funding from HPRP to create a one-stop shop, or centralized point of access, for services to people experiencing homelessness. One example comes from Cowlitz County, WA, where the center is the office of Lower Columbia Community Action Program. Making services easily accessible is particularly important because many people seeking assistance through HPRP don't know how to navigate the social services system, because they have never needed government assistance before.
Elsewhere, the one-stop shop isn't a physical space, but folks can connect with numerous services through an HPRP hotline, which Allegheny County and the city of Pittsburgh worked together to start up.
In Columbus, OH, it's not just about having a central location, but also a common way of doing things: "For the community and for the homeless population, there will be one point of contact, with a common language, common process and a hot line," said Dave Davis, director of programs and planning at the shelter board.
In Las Vegas, the federal money has encouraged more than 35 social service agencies to coordinate. The county designed a three-tier network of assistance, but as the program's name – "No Wrong Door"– indicates, staff at any of the organizations in the network will attempt to connect clients with all the programs they are eligible for.
Essentially, the aim is to "prevent participants from having to run between agencies and potentially fall through the cracks," said Eileen Leir, regional services director for Volunteers of America, Dakotas.
In Durango, CO, one single dad reaped the benefits of coordination and centralization by his city's agencies. Through one case manager, he was able to access not only an apartment, but Medicaid and food stamps, programs he didn't even know existed. He's also enrolled his son in childcare, which will allow him to return to work as a mechanic.
His is a great example of how centralized, streamlined services move people from homelessness to self-sufficiency.
Speaking of media coverage, have you read Time.com's feature on HPRP? Alliance President Nan Roman is featured: "People need the stability of a home." she says.


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ASES Concentrating Solar Power Division Newsletter May 2012
From the Division Chair
As we approach the annual ASES conference (May 14-19 in Denver, Colorado), I am especially excited about the robust content related to concentrating solar power. With an astounding total of 22 full technical papers, 7 forums, 2 ignite presentations, a workshop, reception, and of course the annual CSP Division Meeting, there has never been more reason for this Division's members to attend the annual conference.
The CSP Division Meeting will take place over breakfast on Tuesday from 7-8 am. At this meeting we will review the year's activity and generate ideas for the upcoming year. We want to hear your ideas!
I want to extend a special invitation to all of you to attend the CSP Reception at 5:45 pm on Monday, May 14. This is a chance for us to meet informally face to face, and lift a glass to the success of the CSP industry. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com to receive an invitation.
For those of you just getting started in CSP, I encourage you to sign up for the Concentrating Solar Power Fundamentals Workshop for the bargain price of $50. This workshop (8-12 Thursday, May 17) will feature top notch instruction by experts Andrew McMahan and David Kearney.
….and so much more! See below for a simplified list, or google "CSP ASES" and follow the link to a detailed list.
I look forward to meeting many of you there,
Alison Mason, SkyFuel, Inc.
CSP Division Represents at WREF
Monday, May 14:
10:30am-11:45am- CSP Optical Analysis
1:15pm-2:30pm- CSP Applications 1
2:45pm – 4:00pm- CSP Applications 2
4:15pm – 5:30pm- CSP FORUM – National Lab CSP Testing Capabilities
5:45pm – 7:00pm- Concentrating Solar Power Reception – by invitation
Tuesday, May 15:
7:00am – 8:00am- ASES CSP Division Meeting
10:30am – 11:45am- CSP FORUM – The Future of Concentrating Solar Power in a Challenging Economic Climate
Wednesday, May 16:
8:30am-10:00am- PLENARY: Address by Santiago Seage, CEO of Abengoa Solar
10:30am – 11:45am- CSP FORUM – The Solar Technology Acceleration Center (SolarTAC) – Current Status, Future Plans and Opportunities
2:45pm – 4:00pm- CSP FORUM – Meeting the Dual Goal of Energy Access and Sustainability – CSP Deployment in Developing Countries
4:15pm – 5:30pm- CSP FORUM – Concentrating Solar Power Around the World
Thursday, May 17:
8:00 am – 12:00 pm- CSP WORKSHOP – Concentrating Solar Power Fundamentals
10:30am – 11:45am- WREN FORUM
2:45pm – 4:00pm- CSP Ignite Session
Elections Approaching
CSP Division, that is….This year we will be electing a new leadership for the CSP Division – Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary, and Newsletter Editor. The division leadership serves as a funnel point for tapping the technical expertise of the division members. It requires on average 5 hours of time per month.
Activities this year have included organizing a CSP webinar, recruiting papers and other content for the annual conference, and producing a CSP Primer for the ASES website. We use a LinkedIn Group (ASES CSP Division Core) to facilitate communication amongst our most active members.
Our bylaws require us to form a nominating committee to solicit nominees and publicize the election, which will be conducted by email soon after the annual conference.
If you would like to participate on the nominating committee, or nominate someone to run, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Meet Me at the Forum
CSP FORUM – The Future of Concentrating Solar Power in a Challenging Economic Climate
Tuesday,10:30 – 11:45am, Moderator: Dr. Chuck Kutscher, NREL
The Concentrating Solar Power industry is facing challenging times due to the economic downturn as well as lower prices of photovoltaics and natural gas. Recent studies have shown that the CSP with thermal storage can help variable renewable sources like PV and wind achieve large grid penetration. The question is how will CSP continue to penetrate the market in the near-term? The panel will begin with a discussion of the challenges and then we will here from different industry representatives how they plan to meet these challenges.
CSP FORUM – Meeting the Dual Goal of Energy Access and Sustainability – CSP Deployment in Developing Countries
Wednesday, 2:45 – 4:00pm, Moderator: Dr. Natalia Kulichenko-Lotz, World Bank
The Forum will present outcomes of and major lessons learned from design and development of RE (in general) and CSP projects (in particular) in those developing countries that are among the leaders in implementing domestic renewable energy policies. The forum will discuss challenges and specifics of planning and delivering RE projects in a developing country setting, and the role of government policies to reduce risks and support the private sector engagement.
CSP FORUM – CSP Around the World
Wednesday, 4:15 – 5:30pm, Moderator: Alison Mason, SkyFuel, Inc.
Are you intrigued with the development of the global Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) market? This session will feature experts from the most active regions in CSP and will send you away with a fresh and relevant understanding of how this exciting market is taking off.
Thermal Energy Storage for Concentrating Solar Power
Submitted by R. Panneer Selvam, Vice Chairman for ASES CSP Division & Womble Professor of Computational Mechanics, University of Arkansas, email: email@example.com
Renewable energy has been becoming an attractive and competitive energy source for industrial and household use. In big solar power plants continuous production of renewable energy is a challenge due to change in weather or meeting the variable demand of the power plant. In addition, the solar power plants are not utilized more than 10 or 12 hours because the sun is not available. Thermal energy storage provides a reasonable solution to tackle the above problems. There are three major techniques to store thermal energy. One of them is sensible heat storage technique where in thermal energy is stored by heating the solid or liquid medium and then take the heat to run the power plant. Currently molten salt is used as a medium to store thermal energy. Since energy is a competitive business DOE is interested in developing technologies that can reduce the cost of thermal energy storage. In this regard University of Arkansas is doing research with the support of DOE to store thermal energy in concrete up to temperatures of 600 ° C for the last two years. This work is proposed because the media cost of concrete is $1 kwht when molten salt is $3.7/kwht. Normal concrete breaks into pieces after 200 to 300 ° C. Prof. Micah Hale and his group developed concretes that can withstand temperatures more than 600° C. Using this concrete Selvam and his group tested the performance of the concrete when it is heated up to 500° C. The testing setup is shown in Figure 1. Figure 2 shows how normal concrete cylinder breaks into pieces when it is heated in an oven and Figure 3 shows the performance when it is heated using molten salt. Figure shows the performance of the proposed high performance concrete. There were only minor cracks when the temperature went beyond 500 ° C. Further testing and research is going on in storing thermal energy at the University of Arkansas. The thermal energy storage technique is also proposed for melting snow on pavements and other applications.
CSP Conference Schedule
Solar Power Mexico 2012, May 15-16, Mexico City: The Solar Power Mexico conference and exhibition aims for the first time to unite key international players in this growing industry to drive forward government support, promote financial backing and provide a platform for discussion on how the Mexican solar industry can become a global market leader.
MENASOL 2012, May 16 -17, Abu Dhabi: Organized by CSP Today, this is the premier solar meeting place for the Middle East and North Africa region. Now in its 4th year, it provides the ultimate learning & industry networking experience for the MENA solar industry.
Solar Maghreb 2012, May 22-23, Casablanca: The most established solar congress focusing on solar power development in North Africa. After dramatic changes in the region over the past year, Solar Maghreb will welcome official delegations from Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Egypt & Libya to formulate the next steps for the region's solar market. With a combination of presentations, roundtable working groups, interactive discussion sessions and networking evenings, join the most established meeting to focus exclusively on the North African solar industry.
2nd CSP Optimization Summit, June 5-6, Madrid, Spain: The optimization of new and existing CSP plants is fast becoming the most important issue for the progression of the industry, and this conference will give you crucial strategies and insight from the biggest international CSP developers, EPCs & service providers.
Solar South Africa 2012, June 19-20, Johannesburg: Whether you're a developer looking for investment and local partnership opportunities, or an investor seeking new prospects in the country, Solar South Africa 2012 is the ideal forum to get up-to-date with the latest industry news and developments, network with your peers and make the contacts you need to get ahead in this exciting new market.
CSP Today USA 2012, June 27-28, Las Vegas, USA: CSP Today USA is the premier Concentrated Solar Thermal Power meeting place and in its 6th edition it will give you the ultimate CSP learning & industry networking experience. With over 600 top attendees, this is by far the biggest, best, and most influential CSP industry event in North America.
About Our Organization
ASES Technical Divisions exist to bring together members with similar interests in order to exchange information and ensure that ASES programs and publications are technically accurate. The CSP Division supports the deployment of concentrating solar power systems for utility‐scale solar electric power. These are systems which use concentrated sunlight to create and store solar thermal energy for the purpose of driving a heat engine to produce electric power. Please join us in the LinkedIn group ASES CSP Division Core.


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Even from a young age, author Alice Walker was keeping a record.
The Georgia native began storing her notebooks, journals and photos as a teenager, creating a personal archive spanning 40 years that paints a vivid picture of her development as a writer. The yellowing letters and fading photographs tell a story of a woman who found a mentor in activist and writer Howard Zinn, doodled short stories in between her college class notes and was the first black woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for fiction writing.
Now, that catalog is open to the public at Emory University in Atlanta, where Walker is placing her archive.
"My father taught me that you have to keep records, because if you don't, it can be said nothing happened," Walker said Thursday in an interview with The Associated Press as she wandered through an exhibit of her belongings. "I took that to heart."
The exhibit opened Thursday with a two-day symposium featuring feminist Gloria Steinem and Zinn, among others, discussing the impact of Walker's writing. Her work has spotlighted the struggle of Southern blacks, particularly women, and she has traveled the globe speaking out for human rights.
The collection at Emory starts with a picture of Walker at age 6 taken where she grew up in rural Eatonton, Ga., before the accident two years later that made her blind in one eye. And it travels through her days at Spelman College in Atlanta and Sarah Lawrence College in New York, her time as a civil rights worker in Mississippi, her marriage to a white Jewish attorney and her work on "The Color Purple," for which she won Pulitzer and a National Book Award in 1983.
The archive includes notes from poet Langston Hughes, writer Tillie Olsen and Oprah Winfrey, all of whom Walker befriended over her career.
But the collection's crowning jewels are the original handwritten copy of "The Color Purple" and a bright red and purple quilt that Walker made while she wrote the novel. Nearby sit photos of Walker's family dating back generations, her Pulitzer Prize and memorabilia from the Steven Spielberg-directed movie version of her famous novel.
"For the reading public, it means that for the first time, we will have access to one of the richest archives in the nation by a living writer," said Emory professor Rudolph Byrd, co-founder of the Alice Walker Literary Society. "From her 14th year to this present moment, she has saved everything from her life as a writer."
Walker's archive is the latest addition to an extensive collection of literary papers housed at Emory from such writers as James Weldon Johnson, Seamus Heaney, Salman Rushdie and Flannery O'Connor.
Walker said she chose Emory because Georgia is her home and she likes Emory's progressive attitude toward the study of other cultures and religions. The university's relationship with the Dalai Lama, the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, who is a visiting professor, also helped convince her that Emory would be a place her archives would "find themselves always in the company of people who care about many of the things I do."
"It's a comfortable and high quality institution that treats people of all kinds very decently," she said. "It matters to me to have my papers in a place where the kind of people I come from can come here."
Copyright 2009 The Associated Press.
Alice Walker exhibit opens at Emory University
Even from a young age, author Alice Walker was keeping a record.


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2801 Summit Street
Pill Hill, Oakland, 94609
Commute to Downtown Berkeley
Daily errands do not require a car.
Transit is convenient for most trips.
Flat as a pancake, excellent bike lanes.
About your score
2801 Summit Street has a Walk Score of 94 out of 100. This location is a Walker's Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
2801 Summit Street is a 14 minute walk from the Fremont - Richmond Richmond, the Pittsburg/Bay Point - SFIA/Millbrae San Francisco Int'l Airport and the Richmond - Daly City/Millbrae Millbrae at the 19th St. Oakland stop.
This location is in the Pill Hill neighborhood in Oakland. Nearby parks include Durant Mini Park, Franklin Square and Oak Park.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 2801 Summit Street.
2801 Summit Street has excellent transit which means transit is convenient for most trips. Car sharing is available from Zipcar, RelayRides, Getaround and City CarShare.
Rail lines:
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HIM Domain: Information Governance and Standards
Continuing Education Units Available: 13
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Venue: Montgomery College Germantown Campus
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Mary Reeves, RHIA
Ann Meehan, RHIA
Introduction to tools and techniques to implement Information Governance is essential for HIM and other leadership professionals in 2016. We have competing economic and regulatory forces as well as ongoing technological advances. Healthcare organizations need the right information at the right time to make accurate decisions regarding patient care and to optimize business and clinical processes. Yet the role of information, and the way an organization's leaders, front-line staff, patients, and consumers are interacting with that information, is rapidly changing. Let the AHIMA experts take you through some application exercises using the AHIMA IG principles and maturity model competencies. You will leave this meeting with functional education and expertise to begin or continue your IG leadership role.
*Includes 6 on-demand pre-work webinars and 1 face-to-face day.
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Sarko in free-fall
- By Joshua Keating
Joshua Keating was an associate editor at Foreign Policy
French President Nicolas Sarkozy's already declining popularity went into a precipitous free-fall over the weekend, and he seems to be taking political allies and family members down with him. The latest victim of Sarkozy's whims is presidential spokesman David Martinon, for whom the President had personally secured the nomination of his party, the UMP, in the election for mayor of Paris suburb Neuilly-sur-Seine, Sarkozy's former office. The president's intervention in the race wasn't popular to begin with, and Martinon's poll numbers sank accordingly. Then this weekend, the president's 21-year-old son, Jean Sarkozy, announced he was no longer supporting Martinon and would form a rival UMP campaign along with two allies. The publicly humiliated Martinon dropped out of the race.
With Sarkozy out of the country in South America at the time, Jean's move certainly seemed like a political hit orchestrated on his father's behalf. The Neuilly affair, with its soap opera overtones (The French press has dubbed it Dallas-sur-Seine.) could not have come at a worse time for Sarkozy, who is also embroiled in a tabloid scandal over text messages he may or may not have sent his ex-wife Cecilia immediately before his recent marriage to singer and former model Carla Bruni. On Monday, Sarkozy's approval rating sank to 39 percent, a 19 point drop since December.
Sarkozy's brash style, which was once his greatest selling point for French voters frustrated by years of political paralysis, appears to have lost its appeal. This may also be part of the reason for his shift away from the controverisal "Anglo-Saxon" economic reforms he emphasized during the first years of his presidency toward the amorphous, socialist-ish, "policy of civilization" he laid out in a speech in January.
But Sarkozy is going to have trouble enacting policies from the right or the left unless he can get his house in order and find a way convince voters that he is neither a distracted dilettante nor a petty autocrat. It's good news for everyone that Jean will not be running for mayor in Martinon's place, as many had predicted, and it would probably be best if the chip-off-the-old-block kept a low profile for a while. As for Martinon, his offer to resign as the elder Sarkozy's spokesman was rejected, so he now has the unenviable job of helping restore the public image of the boss who publicly humiliated him.


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Re: st: Fwd: tobit regression and co-variance matrix - can I use the estout or outreg command to store the matrix in excel?
Maarten Buis <email@example.com>
Re: st: Fwd: tobit regression and co-variance matrix - can I use the estout or outreg command to store the matrix in excel?
Mon, 24 Sep 2012 12:28:54 +0200
On Sun, Sep 23, 2012 at 8:33 PM, Sabine Brunswicker wrote:
> I would like to store my co-variance matrix in an excel file or word file.
> I know how to use the estout command to make regression tables but I am not
> table to make the co-variance matrix.
-estout- is user written, so, per the Statalist FAQ, you need to tell
where you got it from. I will assume you got it from SSC. The logic
for requiring this is that there are often multiple versions of user
written software floating around in cyberspace, and it does not help
if we are talking about different programs.
*---------- begin example -----------
// prepare example data
sysuse auto, clear
generate wgt=weight/2000
label var wgt "weigh in short tons)"
// estimate -tobit- model
tobit mpg wgt, ll(17)
// use -estout- on the variance-covariance matrix
matrix V = e(V)
esttab matrix(V)
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(For more on examples I sent to the Statalist see:
http://www.maartenbuis.nl/example_faq )
You can read more here:
Hope this helps,
Maarten L. Buis
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One dead, three injured after head-on collision near Townsend
MISSOULA, Mont. - A head-on collision near Townsend killed a 53-year-old Helena woman and injured three people.
According to Montana Highway Patrol, the crash happened near the intersection of Highway 12 and White Horse Road Sunday at 5:30 p.m.
A 2004 Dodge Stratus was headed southbound when the 20-year-old driver crossed the center line and headed toward a 2012 Corolla. The driver of the Stratus corrected to the right while the 56-year-old driver of the Corolla corrected to his left expecting the Stratus to continue to continue to her left. The vehicles collided head-on.
A female passenger in the Corolla was pronounced dead at the scene. She was wearing a seat belt.
Two passengers in the Stratus were injured, one is a 15-year-old female and the other a 61-year-old female from Billings. The male driver of the Corrola, from Helena, was also injured. All three were transported to Saint Pete's in Helena.
Alcohol and speed are determined to not have been factors.


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If you have the time to spend and dedication for it, yes. If not, no.
As they say its for dedicated gamers.
well, if you like pvp, you'l hate this game, the pvp barely exist, they get events called balista were players fight, and thats about it, its the most grindcore game ever so you have to be extremly patient, also, you need ALOT of time, becose, in this game, to be better its now how you play, but how long you play =/
Actually, theres Ballista, something else anmd diorama where u can scheduel a fight for when you want.
It is a game that is very dedicated to teaming. I would say this is probably one of the funner games that is out.
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To be honest, I say this game sucks. The community has become very retarded, mind you that really hasn't changed since 2 years ago. The high levels act like they know it all and the noobs use really dumb combonations that are no use to party which just gets everyone killed and they will all judge you by your rank and level despite on how much you really know about the game in general. The players in this game really piss me off and you could spend hours trying to level, find a decent party, or sometimes both. In my opinion its a complete waiste of time due to the lousy community and I really wouldn't bother with it if I were you.
Well thats nice to know Urvan that cause i'm a high lvl i think i know it all, far from it, don't judge everyone on the game just on people you've had problems with, also you seen the 3 new jobs out, if your dedicated to this game and orginised as some people were and got to the lvl cap in 2 weeks.
Yes stel, I agree. Recently I just started FF XI (I have had it for a long time but didnt want to start playing it yet, left it in shelf) and I was immedietly confused about what to do. Although a people did disregard my questions by not answering, I did encounter som nice people, they all helped me with what i needed and did not even mind helping me train and showing my where things were. I didn't pay much at the beggining but I found out they were all high levels. Being high level doesn't really matter you see, it's all about the personality and tolerance to questions. xD
^ that's what I think anyways.
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How's the gameplay? I've heard many people tell me it the best out there. I just want to hear from a few of the people that actually play it. Lol. I just wanna know if it's pretty much worth it?
I guess it depends on what games you like, i like it alot.
I'm definantly into FF games. But really my question is based on the importance of it's game play. Is it like the games on PS2? Is it a grindfest? Other than that, I've seen images, and the game looks amazing by far. But I like the game Final Fantasy 8. I can play it over and over again. Great story. I'm sure it's better, graphic wise, lol. But hopefully you can answer that, my friend is trying to make me buy it.
The game is mainly party based unless your like a beast master or something. Also its not like 3 ppl on one side and mobs on other. No one can attack your mobs unless you let them.
The gameplay is like any Final Fantasy game currently available for PS2, sans FFXII. FFXII has the closest resemblance to FFXI's gameplay, but even then it's pretty different.Originally Posted by PyrotekFX
The game requires a LOT of time. A lot of leveling is grinding, but there are truly epic boss battles that make the entire grind up to them worth it. If you plan on jumping right in an *************, you're probably going to get bored rather quickly. There are a lot of things to do in the game besides combat, so don't forget about crafting or anything like that.
I played FFXI for about a year and enjoyed it for the most part, but it just lost its fun factor once most of my friends on it stopped playing. If you've got friends to play with, the game's a blast.
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Alright well this is how it is for me, I tried it for a couple months go to level 18 and sub class of 15. Started getting boring with the constant grinding, and don't get me wrong I'm a hard core Final Fantasy lover but then I ask myself.... what is the point of the game if you just grind and get to the level cap? Seriously though ask yourself that for me would ya?
Exactly, having friends to play with you make the game much better.Originally Posted by Taco
"Thank goodness I have W-Blue Sky lives."
thing is theres more then just grinding, its just u didn't get to that lvl yet but theres the 3 new expnsions lots of things to do there, missions, quests lots of things to do
all round if you like an mmorpg that's not like grind,sell,grind,sell then ffxi is the game for you. also ffxi has an awsome community with many friendly people
and lots of new things coming out soon, eg chocobo breedings coming out soon
Personally I used to love it, that is if you have the time.
I've been playing about 1 month on my Xbox 360, and i have a friend to play and talk with (who keeps breaking our static!! - static is where you basically level up together so you always have someone to party with) and when he's at home and not at Angelsey (an island where his parents drag him off to each weekend for a "break" ... he bloody hates it ^_^) it is extremely fun.
When he's not there... as long as i have someone to type to, at the least, it is still, somewhat very fun. (then again, i enjoy meeting people... *shrug*)
The community is very good (in my server at least - Quetzalcoatl) but i must admit, there are idiots... i saw one guy say to someone who was trying to be polite by speaking english to him... he turned and said, "Go learn english properly or don't bother speaking it" ... what kind of attitude is that? I admit, too, i have had downsides with people who think they're all that, one even got my friend killed... he was the healer and wouldn't heal him ... he got kicked.. ^_^
Basically what i'm saying is don't judge the community by the first 5 - 10 people you meet,not everyone is an ass... and not everyone is the perfect person, and some are just in-between but you get the idea right?
The gameplay itself, can also be judged on communication, teamwork and of course... go on... guess... actually killing things.
Put them all together and you've got the best party and kind of experience you could want! miss one, not so bad ... in a way... cut two and there's no point being there.
Now, the grinding part ... well... ok 2 days ago i was lvl 24 whm / lvl 12 blm ... now i am lvl 30 whm / lvl 12 blm << i'm gimped :eek:
I found it to be fun for the most part, i got into two great parties and got 4 friends and a linkshell out of it... to go with my other linkshell... :P
That was hardwork, i started at about midnight last night... well this morning... and went to sleep at 5:30am, my eyes were killing but i had to get to 30, it drove me on ^^ thats the great thing, you're driven to a target!
Now i'm 30 i have more options! unlock new jobs! do some quests! heck, fight to gain moo-lah! i've got options open to me, heck i could go chocobo riding for fun! ^^
I know, it may seem inappropriate but what i'm saying is the grinding is good to look back and say, wow, look what i've achieved. 1 month and gettin these levels - 18war 1 mnk 30 whm 12 blm 1 rdm 12 thf
i've had people tell me i'm inhuman, and i've been going out too, not an inside person all the time! 6 levels in one day, i don't consider that so grinding really, i should have started earlier yea but heck, it worked...
as you can see i'm basically saying, it is fun, but with certain consumption... don't search for a party if you have to go out... increase your crafting skills... fishing, woodwork, smithing, goldsmithing, cooking etc. it may be tiresome, but in the end you make a great profit, and that's needed for the armors and what-not.
Well, there's my essay on FFXI.


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My GSD, Zeus, will 12 weeks old this Saturday, I brought him home quite early, 5 weeks old, he was living in very bad conditions and I thought I was rescuing him, now I'm not sure I did the right thing. I have religiously followed training techniques from a german shepherd training guide I got from a GSD group, for the most part they are working quite well, he sits, lays down, doesn't jump up on people and is doing very well with his leash training, the problem I am having is he sometimes shows aggression, sometimes if I have to pick him up he growls and even tries to snap at me, when he does this I give a low, almost growl like, "ah ah", this is what the training guide said should be done, he has even started this growling when I try to pet him sometimes. The other thing that worries me is that he seems to act like a loner, he sleeps behind our recliner or in his kennel, sometimes when we attempt to pet him he walks away like he wants nothing to do with us, is this normal for his age or am I right to be worried? I'm wondering if I need to change something I'm doing. Thanks in advance for any help!
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The "loner" thing...probably just his personality. My boy was never really a cuddler either. He clearly doesn't "love" getting pet although he'll stand around and let you do it because he knows you want to. He consistently sleeps either on the other side of the room from the rest of us, or even in a different room.
The growling is probably just play. I wouldn't consider that aggression at this age. Lots of puppies, especially with stronger personalities, don't like being picked up. So he's letting you know that. He doesn't know a different way of saying "I don't like this" so its growling and biting at this point. You just have to teach him that its not acceptable.
I'll tell you that I have a very stable boy, he's extremely aloof, just doesn't like a lot of human contact. He'll greet us like a normal dog and then calms down quickly and goes to get a toy to play with. He knows that our interactions are based around a toy so that's what he does. He's a therapy dog and we go to schools and nursing homes monthly for him to entertain people. He's completely safe in crowds and is much easier to handle than dogs that want to say hello to every single person that walks by. He just does his own thing...
I wouldn't worry about these small things at this age.
I don't mean to sound rude but how FUN are you to him? While obedience and manners foundations can be started from day 1 it's just as important to build and nurture a bond. Do he have favourite toys, favourite treats, favourite games to play that you only bring out when you're around and sharing with him?
Some puppies see all training as fun, but most see it as just plain ol' work and 'what's in it for me' mentalities. YOU need to show him that you are the true centre of the universe and bringer of ALL good things - food, attention, toys - all of these come from your hand alone.
Start hand feeding him all meals for a few days, at all times have treats and a toy in your pocket to reward him if he gives you eye contact or a behaviour you like. The more he sees you as being the best thing in his life the more he will want to spend time around you. Be upbeat and cheerful around him and ready to praise at a moments notice
He doesn't have to be a huge cuddler right off the bat, Delgado didn't start asking for affection until he was around 1 year old. But when he picked up a toy he immediately brought it to me for me to join him in play - it may take a while but the effort you put in will be worth it in the end.
I make sure to set aside play time, I also make sure to randomly play with him during the day, I am the only one home with him during the day, in the afternoon my 6 & 7 year old sons and my husband come home. I also have an 8 month old male chihuahua, Zeus loves to play with him in the mornings. I try to be fun with Zeus, he's not going to be a working dog, we got him as a family pet and I was hoping he would grow and bond with my boys as well.
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You said he came from very bad conditions, but didn't elaborate. Could it be possible he may have an injury that maybe still bothers him when you pick him up? Taking him home so young didn't really allow enough time to learn from his mother or interact with his sibblings. I, also had to pick up my first gsd at 6 weeks, he turned out to be an awesome dog, but he did have a thing for sucking on his teddy. My GSD now, Jake, wasn't a cuddler the first bit after bringing him home ( at 9 weeks), but now at 8 months, he likes to be a big couch potato and lay on your lap. Give him time. Leash walking's a good way to bond. He might just be a little fearful too.
The conditions were very poor, dirty, filthy would be more like it, there was urine and feces everywhere in his area, layers of old soiled news paper, he was fully weened, the mother had already dried up and wouldn't have anything to do with him or his litter mates, it was a tough choice for me to take him so early, but I couldn't stand seeing him in the horrible conditions. He has had a vet check and has checked out ok, no injuries. I'm hoping this is just a phase, one minute he wants to be petted and loved, the next he wants to be left alone. As much as I hate to admit this, he came from the home of a family member, my brother-in-law also took one of the puppies a week after I did and I would puppy sit her during the day so he had some interaction with one of his litter mates. Thankfully the family member has agreed to not allow her dog to have anymore puppies and is going to have her spayed. I've read as many articles and books as I can find, I'm a book worm, and am trying my very best to make sure Zeus gets as much socialization as I can give him and to make sure he gets proper training. I'm just worried I made a mistake taking him so early.
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The dog will bond, trust me. I have a great bond with mine. It's just his personality, he doesn't need to be on you or near you every moment of his life. If I call him, he's there. If we're out and about and he's off leash...he doesn't go very far away from me. I have a female that is all about cuddling, she'll lay on the couch with you and would sit in your lap all day long if you let her.
I would focus less on where he came from and what he "could" be. You have no idea what his genetics are and he could end up just fine. If you're reading all his signs from an already biased POV that he's been "messed up" you're going to see a lot of the things he does as issues and want to fix them when in reality he's probably just fine and the problem doesn't need to be fixed. Books, other people, will tell you to be proactive and that your dog will end up being a mess because of where he came from, but they don't know if he will or won't they just expect things to end bad and when your first reaction is to judge something he does as "wrong" you'll always be biased towards thinking whatever he's doing isn't normal.
His mother is a good dog, she is untrained, but otherwise good, she's protective of her family, but trying to get her to sit or stop jumping on you is a joke, she's very loveable, I'm not really worried about genetics, I was more worried that I had "messed him up" by bringing him home too early. My Zeus is already better behaved at 12 weeks than his adult mother is, I take that as a good sign. I want him to be happy, healthy and well behaved, I'm already very proud of him, everyone in our family sees how well I've done with him and are amazed at how good he is for his age.
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You might read some articles about raising an 'only' pup since he was taken away from litter mates at a young age. There are also lots of articles and dvds about relationship games you can play to work on your bond. And like others have said, it may just be his personality. Our last female was very bonded but aloof. Remember, he's just a baby!!!
The young pup I got at 6 weeks was Judaea, back in '88. He was my first GSD. After raising Collies growing up. Quite a change. Judaea's mother too stopped nursing at 5 weeks. The pups were big and rough. They all had scabs on their necks from playing so rough. Anyway, he and I were so tight. He went with me almost everywhere. Turned out to be a truly extraordinary family member. I don't think him coming home early had any negative effect on him. There were other dogs to play with and learn from. I talked to him a lot, I swear he understood. So smart. So don't be hard on yourself , sounds like he'll be healthier with you. No worries, just enjoy him. Get him a teddy bear :)
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Outliars Comedy Club
Grab Some Friends for a Night of Improv
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Life's funniest moments are never scripted -- which is why The Glendale Star recommends you check out some on-the-fly humor at the Outliars Comedy Club:
• $10 ($20 value) for improv comedy club tickets for two
• $19 ($40 value) for improv comedy club tickets for four
• Shows take place in Scottsdale, Glendale, and Chandler; are PG-13-rated
Laughs Galore From a Top-Notch Troupe
Helmed by Dave Thurston, an ASU alum trained with the best at Chicago's Second City comedy club, this comedic team recently expanded to the West Valley and has performed throughout the state. Grab a pal or three and head out on a Thursday, Friday, Saturday, or Sunday evening.
PAID VALUE EXPIRES ON May 30, 2022
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6820 E. 5th Avenue, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
480-784-7258 | get directions
1371 N. Alma School Road, Chandler, AZ 85224
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9495 W. Coyotes Boulevard, Glendale, AZ 85305
480-784-7258 | get directions