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This week, the tech press did backflips over an app called "Yo." It's a messaging app that allows users to text the word "Yo." Nothing else. Just the word "Yo." Let that sink in for a second before we move on.
It was heralded as genius. it was derided as stupid. It was the subject of a conversation about meaning and subtext in online communication. It was given the avant garde treatment it deserved. Disregarding what was written about it, yo has cornered the internet's fickle attention long enough to enter the top 10 in the App store. By any metric, that's a victory.
We didn't write about it. Mostly because we thought there wasn't much to say that hadn't already been said. I think I acknowledged its existence on my twitter feed. Yo.
But now I'm writing about it. Why am I writing about it? Because it appears that not only is it zeitgeisty, it's vulnerable. As in insecure. A couple of enterprising Georgia Tech hackers figured out how to reveal the phone number of any user, and to spoof numbers to make it look like you're receiving a "Yo" from another number. It's not like it's leaking credit card numbers or anything, but generally when people are using an app like this, they're hoping to obscure information like their numbers, so it's definitely an issue.
The founder of Yo, Or Arbel, has confirmed the hack and promises that vulnerabilities will be fixed in short order, but has not revealed exactly what the problem was.
It's instructive to watch this unfold. Yo took the story of just about any app or service that grabs tech press attention, and compressed it into just a couple of days. First, it got attention not for its utility, but for its novelty. Then there was an argument over its utility. Followed by a stories about just what it all means, and profit motive. It was mocked, it was praised. And then it got hacked. Yo's narrative is like the ship in the bottle version of just about everything that has come before it. Or maybe app news hype-cycle is just getting faster.


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The first saw Quest travel east from London to Singapore.
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For American audiences, Glenn Close, 69, has always been the definitive Norma Desmond in Andrew Lloyd Webber's 1990s stage musical version of Billy Wilder's Hollywood classic. In 1994, she won a Tony after premiering the role on Broadway. This April, 22 years later, she came to London's Coliseum and proved she was still worthy of a close-up. The Evening Standard Theatre Awards judges praised 'a peerless performance', adding that 'The show's signature song, "As If We Never Said Goodbye", has never been better sung. It was as if Close was giving a masterclass.' Close said of the win: 'To come back for the first time in the West End, to be supported by the glorious ENO... it was an extraordinary, revelatory experience for me. On top of that was the amazing response from our audience. It was a huge honour. I hope to come back one day.' First the show will transfer to Broadway in February.
JK Rowling
Co-winner, Best play for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
Most successful UK author or not, it's still a brave person who decides to make their move to playwriting with a six-hour epic that the world is waiting to watch fly — or crash. Rowling's magical thinking partners were playwright Jack Thorne and director John Tiffany. Thankfully the trio's efforts proved bewitching. At the awards ceremony, Rowling, 51, who couldn't attend, sent a message via Noma Dumezweni, who plays Hermione, thanking Tiffany and Thorne for 'crafting the bare bones of a story into something very special'.
Charlene James
Winner, Charles Wintour award for Most Promising Playwright
'Now more than ever we need to look out for each other in the world,' said 34-year-old James as she accepted her prize for Cuttin' It. Her piercing, vital play followed British-Somalian teenager Muna's race to save her younger sister from the ritual of female genital mutilation. A co-production between the Young Vic and the Royal Court, the work brought insight and humanity to its exploration of a barbaric practice this newspaper has campaigned against. Hailing 'a voice of the future', the Evening Standard editor, Sarah Sands, lauded 'an urgent, funny and tender play that confronts the question: how are we allowing girls to be branded in a land of the free?' The Birmingham-born, Lewisham-based actress and playwright proved a popular winner: London Mayor Sadiq Khan posed for a picture with her and her prize, while veteran playwright Roy Williams tweeted congratulations. The Royal Court has already commissioned a new play.
Sophie Melville
Nominee, Best actress for Iphigenia in Splott
On Valentine's Day, this Welsh actress sent a tweet to Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt. It wasn't a love note but a challenge. 'Come learn what the #NHS means to the majority,' said Melville, 30, of Gary Owen's furious monologue critique of governmental cuts that took the bare bones of Euripides' Greek tragedy and set it in a downtrodden district of Cardiff. Critics stumbled over superlatives describing Melville's incendiary performance as the forsaken Effie, at first a mouthily confident, hard-drinking young woman, who, after becoming pregnant, is left tragically unsupported.
Sonia Friedman
Producer of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, winner of Best Play
It has been another stellar year for the super-producer, whose crowning achievement in 2016 was proving the naysayers wrong with her wizard production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, winner of Best New Play at the Awards. 'It might be the biggest project that any theatre producer has done,' she said proudly, after its July opening had cast the critics under a collective spell. There's no chance of Friedman, 51, resting on her laurels, though: her productions of Dreamgirls and Nice Fish have just opened, while next year sees a much-anticipated Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf starring Imelda Staunton and Conleth Hill, Sam Mendes directing Jez Butterworth's The Ferryman and a West End transfer for the Menier's sharp Travesties.
Helen McCrory
Nominee, Best actress for The Deep Blue Sea
Audiences held their breath in the National's Lyttelton Theatre this year during the final, heartstopping moments of Carrie Cracknell's luminous production of Terence Rattigan's bittersweet study of thwarted love in post-war London. When McCrory's proud, down-on-her-luck, upper-class Hester fired up her kitchenette's stove in the play's final scene, would she choose life or suicide? Hester was another tour de force from McCrory, 48, last nominated at these Awards for her 2014 Medea. The Peaky Blinders actress, who is married to Damian Lewis, with whom she has two children, will star in a new ITV series, Fearless, in 2017.
Noma Dumezweni
Nominee for Best actress for Linda
This has been an astounding 12 months for the Swaziland-born actress, who this time last year wowed audiences in Penelope Skinner's cri de coeur Linda, criticising the invisibility of older women. On opening night, Dumezweni, 46, who had taken over the demanding central role at only two weeks' notice after Kim Cattrall pulled out, was applauded at the interval. She then had to run the gauntlet of at best petty, at worst racist remarks regarding her casting as Hermione in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Her policy was dignified silence, though both JK Rowling and the film series' Hermione, Emma Watson, came out battling for Dumezweni. And so, of course, did the critics, when the show opened.
Vicky Featherstone
Artistic director of the Royal Court and director of Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour, Nominee, Best Musical
Featherstone, 49, was appointed as the first female artistic director of the Royal Court in 2013 — and she's made sure the theatre maintains its reputation as Britain's home for new writing. But her impact can be felt far beyond Sloane Square. For the National Theatre of Scotland she directed Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour, revived with ribald success at London's National this autumn. She also commissioned the NTS's refugee musical Glasgow Girls, which played at Theatre Royal Stratford East.
Sheridan Smith
Nominee, Best Musical performance
After rave reviews for her charismatic star turn as Fanny Brice in the Menier's production of Funny Girl last Christmas, the popular musical star was a lynchpin for the show's triumphant transfer to the West End. An exhausted Smith, 35, had to take a two-month break from the production in May, but this did nothing to dent her immense popularity.
Suzan-Lori Parks
Nominee, Best Play for Father Comes Home From The Wars (Parts 1, 2 & 3)
This three-part play, set during the American Civil War, is an epic in itself, but the 53-year-old Kentucky-born Parks' ambition is to make it the first in a cycle, steeped in mythology, charting the black American experience. In Part 1, a slave, Homer, is promised his freedom if he agrees to go to war with his Confederate owner.
Glenda Jackson
Star of King Lear, The Old Vic
Too late to be part of this year's nominations, veteran actress Jackson has garnered stunning reviews for her first stage role in 25 years as King Lear, directed by Deborah Warner. The
80-year-old, who left acting to pursue a frontline political career, stood down as MP for Hampstead at the last general election. Of her current barnstorming performance at life's despatch box, Evening Standard critic Henry Hitchings wrote: 'Glenda Jackson is immense. Even though we're talking about a performer who has won two Oscars, this will surely rate as one of her
greatest achievements.'
Aoife Duffin
Nominee, Emerging Talent award for A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing and The Taming of the Shrew
At the Young Vic in February, the Cork-born actress, who looks years younger than 33, brought a heartwrenching vulnerability to A Girl is a Half-Formed Thing, a monologue adaptation of Eimear McBride's stream-of-consciousness novel, which won the Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction in 2014. Then, at the Globe in June, her tiny frame seemed to endure all the ills of the world as The Taming of the Shrew's Kate, at first spitting with fury, but, by the chilling end, broken-spirited.
Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour
Nominee, Best Musical
If there was a prize for the most outrageously loveable female musical ensemble, this would have been a shoo-in. An uproarious picaresque and an elegy for youthful dreams, it follows an Oban Catholic school choir's trip. Adaptor Lee Hall and director Vicky Featherstone first discussed a stage adaptation of Alan Warner's novel The Sopranos about a decade ago, but reignited their plan after meeting at the Evening Standard Theatre Awards a couple of years back. The National Theatre of Scotland production was a 2015 Fringe hit; it arrived
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Emma Rice
Director of Shakespeare's Globe
The ebullient Rice, 49, was hailed as a breath of fresh air when she arrived on the South Bank in April to helm her inaugural season as the first female director of the Globe. The first production she directed there, an exuberant A Midsummer Night's Dream, was a critical and commercial hit, so now speculation is rife as to why Rice will leave her post after only two years. Artistic differences — primarily her use of modern lighting — have been blamed by the board, but surely something as important to them should have been hammered out at the interview stage?
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The Damned United
A slice of modern British history that will leave many non-footie fans cold, but Brian Clough's notoriously ill-fated stint in charge of Leeds is handled with wit, energy and merciless retro styling.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Indiana Pacers came out ice cold against a revenge-minded New York Knicks team on Wednesday but showed their class and put the NBA on notice with a hot finish that produced another notch in the win column.
Indiana missed their first seven shots and fell 13-0 behind a Knicks team eliminated from last year's playoffs by the Pacers, and which had lost their last four home games in struggling to a disappointing 3-7 start this season.
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Saturday January 15: Matt Zeiner Band with special guest Laura Ganci, 9:30pm @ Sully's Pub 2071 Park St Hartford CT
The Matt Zeiner Band plays a southern tinged R&B/rock hybrid which draws from the golden age: One may hear traces of Leon Russell or Muscle Shoals. Robert Palmer circa 1974, when he was Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley. As it turns out Z's credentials are legit, but aspects of his resume have been covered elsewhere.
The band is a bit of an all-star affair, featuring guitar wizard Dennis Fancher and guerilla music retailer Ray Morant (I think he has guitar cables in his overcoat).
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NEW: Roof, new in 2016. Full roof replacement, flat and shingles. Cladding, trims & ducts replaced. Window for sun room brand new 2015. Deck; Upper rear deck is brand new August 2015. Deck; Front new 3 years. Furnace; High efficiency, only a few years and under warranty. Updated plumbing. Brand new Basement door entrance and renovated concrete. New rear upper door and frame. Custom cabinet and counter work in Basement, separate entrance.
MAIN FLOOR KITCHEN: Attention Cooks and Chefs!! Make culinary magic in your Chef's dream Stainless Steel kitchen: This stunning kitchen is a one of a kind. It comes covered in rich ceramic tiling, floor to ceiling, with those lovely 4" 1912 trims and has lots of natural light.
This dream kitchen comes equipped with a Industrial Quality Wolf Gourmet Gas 4 burner stove, with Grill in the centre, quality overhead stainless fan and light system, and everyone knows that cooking is better with gas. Over sized Fridge.
All appliances are stainless steel, and if that wasn't enough all your cooking surfaces and cabinets and shelving are all restaurant quality, custom designed stainless steel as well! With built in features. Dishwasher is a built in unit.
Any good chef would be right at home cooking up a storm here, and if you're not a culinary magician, this kitchen will really spice things up and really make you look like you know what you're doing! Even if its spaghetti or frosted flakes, you'll do it in style!
SPA BATHROOM: Main floor
The bathroom can only be compared to a European Boutique hotel bathroom, just off from the culinary kitchen, the bathroom is covered in custom ceramic tiling and tasteful paint accents, Featuring a claw foot tub, spa like ceramic bowl, Built in nook shelving and a low profile toilet. lots of natural light. Viewed through the culinary kitchen it really is a showstopper.
Get oohs and aahs from anyone who visits, or impress that special someone you've always wanted to entertain in style.
LIVING ROOM/LOUNGE: Main floor
As you come into the home there is a beautiful original staircase to the left, and on the right the living room opens through original "French Doors" that can be closed for privacy, or left open for their ambiance. Through these French doors you will view the stunning built in original fire place, which has been covered in river stones to give a warm rustic feel which cozies up the living room and its large light filled windows. All trims in this 1912 house are 4" wide, and most rooms have original doors and frames. The flooring is a lovely hardwood.
DINING ROOM: Main floor
The dining room is just as stunning as the rest of the house, it opens from the kitchen or the living room, and features a tiffany style ceiling fan with stained glass effect. Lots of room for a full sized dining table to entertain your guests from your culinary Kitchen.
Step off the dining area to your outdoor side patio and BBQ, or to the fireplace and living room. This full dining room is a perfect entertaining space.
Room for King or Queen, Lots of natural light in here, as in the rest of the home. There is deep & tall closet space, and plenty of room for a Wardrobe and chest of drawers.
Off of your dining room, you will find a lovely deck with lots of room for several guests, tables and chairs and your BBQ. There is a lower cement patio, which also holds the oversized outdoor storage shed.
This is a very spacious outdoor deck built new recently in lovely cedar. This patio is perfect for morning coffee and breakfast or brunch. Watch the sun come up, or simply take in the neighbourhood view and the noonday sun. Featuring Custom steel railing and gate, that mirrors the front stone wall fence at the sidewalk.
SPA LIKE BATHROOM: 3 head shower.
The bathroom can only be compared to a European style Boutique hotel bathroom, The bathroom is covered in ceramic tiling for true stunning effect and has 3 separate shower heads.... thats one head on each end and one on the ceiling! In an approximate 5' x 3' area usually meant for a tub! .......I know you're thinking it....., yes there is more than ample room for a couple to share!
Your bathroom also has built in Cedar shelving, and a beautiful modern Porcelain bowl set into a natural wood table really ads a warming touch. Ad to that a low profile high efficiency toilet. There is also lots of natural light through the shower window for that morning glow. .
Linen closet: Can be found just next to the Bathroom, and has an extra deep space inside.
DINING ROOM/or Upper Master Bedroom area: So many choices! Lovely and open with lots of natural light from many bright windows, this is a very warm and open space. It opens to a living area and is separated by the architectural note of an arched roof beam between the rooms. The floors are a warm hardwood and the Dining/Great room area is large enough for a full sized dining table. All the trims are of course that very loved 4" trim, the doors are original and in like new in shape, and painted a really rich dark brown.
ceiling features to give it character. Lots of room here for couches and lounging. It opens up to the Front Sunroom through decorative french doors, which really give the space some warm character.
Bedroom has ample room and is just off your main upper room. Space for a King. Lots of natural light in here. There is closet space with an original character door, and plenty of room for a chest of drawers. There is also a built in Ceiling fan.
UPPER BEDROOM 3, or den/office.
Features 2 bright windows, and has the interior detail of the A frame front roof Facade as well for an added touch of character. Its own closet with design accents, and only steps to the bathroom and living room. Like the rest of the home it features the 1912 4" mouldings and trims, and original doors and craftsmanship. This is a smaller room, so great also for a Den or Office, Walk in Closet. Would fit a twin bed with room. Upper Bedrooms are on opposite sides of the house so as to achieve more privacy.
Upper Counter top area: Granite counter tops, innovative Ikea cabinetry, dishwasher. Fridge. Separate Entrance to rear Deck with entrance up Spiral staircase.
Upper Outdoor Deck;
Mountain views, and City Views. Spiral stair case entrance. Oversized deck with lots of room for several guests, your BBQ and for a full table and chairs with still room to spare. It overlooks lovely local gardens from the row of houses behind, large mature trees, and you even have a view of the Calgary's skyline and many of the downtown office towers. It really would be a treat to have your dinner, or entertain guests out on your west facing second floor Deck.
SUNSET VIEW, EVERY NIGHT. Even better, have your own private audience with the Sun as it sets over the Eastern City, every night.
SUNROOM: Big Bonus! You have your very own East facing sunroom! and it even has park like views of the Deerfoot valley, and Inglewood below! Your cozy nook is perfect for morning coffee and breakfast or brunch. WATCH THE SUN COME UP, over the city, or simply take in the neighbourhood view and the days early sun. In the evening, sit and read a book, and take in the city's lights. You can often hear the lions roar in the Zoo.
MONTREAL STYLE SPIRAL STAIRCASE. Now this certainly is a unique feature of this original home! Your access to your new second floor rooms is also via a stylish spiral staircase, accessed from the side of the main grounds of the house, and you will rise up to your deck!
For anyone who travels, this is a real "Montreal Style" entrance to a second floor home. The streets and avenues in Montreal are lined with townhouses, all with second floor access by spiral staircases! Row upon row, block after block. So this certainly is a novel idea for a Calgary second story entrance, and it truly ads much character.
FEATURING: 2 full bathrooms with showers! Tiled European boutique hotel styled Showers with shelf or seat. Featuring a concrete pad deck at back, under the rear upper deck, separate entrance, and direct access to Laundry room.
Counter top area has new cabinets, Modern 2 bowl sink with extendable sprayer, and tray tops for more counter space when needed, and fridge.
BATHROOMS: Two 2 - 3 Piece bathrooms with showers for convenience! They are covered with 12" tiling for true stunning effect. There are two main rooms in the basement to be used as you please:
DINING ROOM/SPARE ROOM/BEDROOM: Entertainment room. Computer room, games room.
GREAT ROOM/BEDROOM - media room: Hard wood is featured in the main room in the basement, with separate entrance.
- Furnace. Newer High Efficiency Furnace. Under warranty
- Storage in furnace room
- 2 Water heaters for the house.
- Updated electrical box. 120.
- New; Roof, upper front window, 2 new decks. 2 doorways, All metal Cladding. Basement countertops.
Storage Shed 9'x9': Lots of room in your personal shed next to the side Deck. Work benches & Lots of shelving space and storage, locked.
LAUNDRY: In the basement. Front loading stacked Laundry machines included.
Parking: Tons of Street Parking outside the house, always a spot. Permit parking on the street. Always ample parking available. 2 passes, and 2 visitor passes per property, and only $50 for extra passes for the year in Ramsay. There is no space on the property for a Garage, but you won't miss it, with the ample parking on street, and the large storage shed with shelving and space, you won't need that garage.
Welcome to Ramsay, right next to famous and eclectic Inglewood, voted the best neighbourhood in Canada recently! Your new home is only 2 blocks from the famous Scotchman's hill, with stunning City views and park walks along the Elbow and Bow rivers only steps away. Scotchman's hill overlooks the city and Stampede park. During stampede only walk 2 blocks to take in the spectacular fireworks, and guess what?! You can see the fireworks from your upper deck!
Celebrated "Reds Diner" just opened just at the bottom on the hill and down the street! Great breakfasts here. The famous Crossroads Market, is within walking distance, or a very short drive or cycle. Find a full food market and farmers market here, as well as a food fair, filled with local merchants and farmers. People come from all over the city to shop at this market! Brows for books and collectibles. Fantastic award winning brew cafe, Cafe Rosso, within walking distance.
Safeway is only blocks away, and a short drive to 4th street and 25th Ave. S.W.
Many restaurants are close by near the Stampede grounds, and down 11th, 10th, and 17 Avenues. So close!
Make every night special and Watch the sunset every night over the City and Mountains only a 1 minute walk!
Take that romantic walk after an evening of entertaining in your lovely home.
Working in the downtown area? Well, save $ on parking and Gas! This can be a huge monthly savings. Yes! Walk 2 blocks to the Scotchman's hill, and you can walk down the hill and along 11th ave straight to downtown! or Walk along the river for a lovely scenic trip.
Bicycle to work or the shops and restaurants of downtown in 12 minutes! Cowboys and the Casinos.
Walk to the Stampede, Concerts, events and Hockey games.
Near by 17th avenue and Inglewood are full of renowned restaurants, eateries, pubs and live music venues, including the new Calgary folk fest building, Ironwood, Blues Can, Italian deli, fine dining, the Calgary Zoo, Cafe's, Starbucks, Antique shops, Art Galleries and artist studios, The Ironwood Grill for live music...
You are only a short drive to Safeway and the Crossroads market,(which you could walk to) with its fresh produce and other items.
WHAT'S REALLY CLOSE, Inglewood, 1 block Ice cream, 2 blocks Cafe/restaurant 4 blocks Arts centre and Film studios, The Crossroads Market is very close with Produce, art, collectibles etc. 4th SW street and its Restaurants, Downtown, 17th ave SW and its shops, services, clubs, restaurants, fine dining, etc. etc. The Talisman Centre (Calgary's premier sports, gym and training facility) Casinos and night life, 2 rivers and their pathways.
The Inglewood bird sanctuary.
Inglewood Golf course.
Close to 9th ave. SW and access to Downtown, Inglewood, Calgary Zoo, Blackfoot trail, Deerfoot trail, Memorial drive off of 9th ave and then 11th ave is very close as well, Macleod trail. So this spot is very close to many of the cities most busy and quickest motorways, you have many choices! not to mention the pathways.
This location couldn't be better for parks and waterways. You can walk 2 blocks to a park that overlooks the whole city. Walk down the hill and you are at the Elbow river pathway, which winds along the river, and goes past the 4th ST. SW area and Mission area and Safeway, and will take you all the way up to the Glenmore Reservoir South and its pathways that connect you to Fish Creek Park even!
Or, go north along this path, only a few blocks, and meet the Bow river pathways which run along both banks of the river where you can ride on for hours at leisure.
The Inglewood bird sanctuary is very close.
There is a local park only steps away, with Tennis facilities and a toboggan hill.
Anyway you slice it, there are great places to go for evening strolls, Rollerblades, or bicycle rides, if thats off to work or a casual walk on a lazy Sunday.
There are several schools near by, and even one Heritage Elementary school that is within short walking distance.
See you soon!
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The Calgary Flames have signed Colorado Avalanche center Ryan O'Reilly to a two-year, $10 million offer sheet, O'Reilly's agent Mark Guy confirmed to the Denver Post Thursday.
O'Reilly, a restricted free agent who led the Avs in scoring and the NHL in takeaways last season, has not played this season because he had not signed a contract.
If the Avs do not match the offer within seven days, O'Reilly reportedly will receive a prorated $1 million salary this season, with a $2.5 million signing bonus, and $6.5 million next season. The Avs would also receive the Flames' first- and third-round draft picks as compensation.
O'Reilly, 22, was the 33rd overall pick of the 2009 NHL Entry Draft, and has scored 39 goals and 68 assists for 107 points in 236 career games with the Avalanche over three seasons. According to the Post, Flames executive Michel Goulet played a large part in getting O'Reilly to sign the deal. Goulet had been in line to become the Avs' general manager in 2009 before team president Pierre Lacroix fired him.


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The premise of Earth Hour, now in its third year, is simple: For an hour in this case, from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. Mountain Daylight Time tonight individuals and organizations are encouraged to turn off all non-essential lights and electronics in the interest of global climate change, not to mention their own bank accounts. The State Capitol, the Governors Mansion and Invesco Field are all going dark. But for businesses, especially bars and restaurants that pull in much of their revenue on Saturday nights, the execution isnt as simple. Or so youd think.
Initially, there was a little hesitation from everyone, like, Oh, my God, whats going to happen? remembers Niya Diehl, general manager of Mead St. Station, about the 2009 event. (Mead St. is participating again this year.) But it was fun. We had candles on all the tables and across the bar, as well as handheld flashlights that charged when pumped. People were really into it, she adds. When we turned the lights back on, everyone was like, Nooo! Turn em off!
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School Briefs - Deep Run High School
By Max Dash, Special to the Citizen 11/09/12
Come Nov. 16, when the Deep Run High School boys' basketball team opens its 2012-2013 season against Thomas Dale High School, 270 days will have passed since head coach Curt Kassab and his Wildcats have taken the floor. And coming off a stingy loss to Highland Springs in the Wildcats' first playoff appearance under Kassab, this year's squad will be hungrier than ever.
Deep Run will be looking to build off last year's 16-9 season – the school's first winning season since Kassab took over as head coach two seasons ago. Last season also marked the first District and Regional tournament appearances in the Kassab era. "Our goal every year is to compete for a district title and a birth in the Regional Tournament," Kassab said.
Repeating last year's success will be no easy task, however, as Deep Run heads into the 2012-2013 season losing 10 players to graduation; most notably first-team All-District guard Parker Hull and second-team All-District center Lucas Dyer. This leaves a mere four returning varsity players for Kassab and company, and only one, junior guard Tim Branin, with extensive varsity game experience.
These key departures mean new faces will have to step up and lead this year's team, a challenge that senior guard Nick Butz welcomes. "I'm looking forward to being a leader of the team," Butz said, "I expect our team to be tough and have a great year."
While most are ready to write them off, Kassab sees this team with loads of untapped potential. "We have some talented young players and it's important that we develop these young kids," Kassab said. "I think that is critical in building a good basketball program."
With three-fourths of last year's team gone, Deep Run will have to rely heavily on its renowned student section, the "Wildcat Wackos."
The Deep Run basketball program has tons of momentum after last year's playoff run; however, with the large amount of turnover, repeating last year's success will be an immense challenge for coach Kassab and the Wildcats.
A place to excel
By Tom Lappas, Citizen Editor General News
It's no surprise when a business deal begins to take shape during a golf outing.
Perhaps less common is the business deal that percolates during a youth football practice. But such was the case for Varina District Supervisor Tyrone Nelson.
During a visit to former Varina High School football star Michael Robinson's football camp, Nelson was discussing with Robinson his excitement for the new Varina Library, whose opening last June was at that time forthcoming.
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Perhaps less common is the business deal that percolates during a youth football practice. But such was the case for Varina District Supervisor Tyrone Nelson.
During a visit to former Varina High School football star Michael Robinson's football camp, Nelson was discussing with Robinson his excitement for the new Varina Library, whose opening last June was at that time forthcoming.
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Business in brief
Citizen Staff Reports 05/22/2017 BusinessBusiness in Brief
Long & Foster Real Estate recently named Amy Enoch as the new manager of its Tuckahoe office. Enoch brings more than 15 years of real estate expertise to her new position, and she most recently led Long & Foster's Village of Midlothian office. Enoch has served in both sales and management positions during her tenure at Long & Foster. Prior to her real estate career, Enoch worked in information technology and hospitality. She is a graduate of Radford University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in economics, English and history. Enoch has also received the designation of Graduate, Realtor Institute (GRI) from the National Association of Realtors, and this showcases her expertise in the fundamentals of real estate. > Read more.
Henrico recognized as a 2017 'Playful City USA' community
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A national nonprofit organization, KaBOOM!, has selected Henrico County as a 2017 Playful City USA community. The organization encourages communities to bring fun and balanced activities to children every day.
Henrico's selection is joined by the city of Richmond, town of Ashland, as well as the counties of Charles City, Chesterfield, Goochland, Hanover, New Kent and Powhatan. All of the localities make up the first region completely recognized through Playful City USA. > Read more.
Gallagher Foundation serves more than 14,000 teens in first year
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In its first year, The Cameron K. Gallagher Foundation reached 14,000 teens through its programs from Spring 2016 to date. The foundation is dedicated to spreading positivity and erasing stigmas by educating and creating awareness on depression, anxiety and stress among teens. CKG delivers programs at schools, community events and its West End office.
"Students are in need of the information in the workshops, whether they know it or not, and they aren't getting it anywhere else," said Beth Curry, Director of Health and Wellness at The Steward School. > Read more.
Illegal voting in Virginia? Yes. Massive? Doubtful.
By Mary Lee Clark and Tyler Hammel, Capital News Service 05/20/2017 Government
For years, Republicans have loudly proclaimed that voter fraud is widespread in U.S. elections – and just as adamantly, Democrats have insisted that such allegations are nonsense.
Last fall, a pair of groups supported by conservatives released a report with the sensational title "Alien Invasion in Virginia: The discovery and coverup of noncitizen registration and voting." It said illegal voting is a "massive problem":
"In our small sample of just eight Virginia counties who responded to our public inspection requests, we found 1,046 aliens who registered to vote illegally," the study said. > Read more.
Illegal voting in Virginia? Yes. Massive? Doubtful.
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California teams ride waves of pitchers
OMAHA It's too early to project which team will
win the 2001 College World Series. But with the ball flying out of Rosenblatt
Stadium, it's safe to say the champion will need pitching and lots of
Miami (Fla.) and Stanford are the only undefeated teams
left in Omaha, and Cal State Fullerton and Southern California, though saddled
by one loss, have plenty of fresh arms left.
The Hurricanes' staff atoned for its performance in the
CWS opener with an outstanding show Monday night in a 4-3 win against Southern
California. The same staff that gave up 13 runs on 20 hits to Tennessee limited
the Trojans to three runs on seven hits.
Despite the losing effort, the Trojans with four
runs and seven hits allowed pitched as advertised.
The California contingent at the CWS Stanford, Southern
California and Cal State Fullerton have lived and died by their pitching
staffs all season.
"I think maybe the depth of quality pitchers was deeper
in the West this year," Southern California assistant coach Andy Nieto said.
"We won't be surprised by anyone we face here because of the quality competition
we've already faced."
The West Coast style was on display when Stanford and Fullerton
met Sunday night in a winner's bracket game.
The game helped fans forget about football scores and marathon
contests that had characterized the tournament thus far. The night before, Tennessee
and Miami combined for 34 runs on 41 hits in a game that took 4 hours, 20 minutes
to complete.
But Sunday it was goodbye East, hello West as Stanford
held Cal State Fullerton to just two runs on five hits over 10 innings in a
thrilling and tidy 5-2 victory.
"This was as good as you are going to get for a college
baseball game," Stanford head coach Mark Marquess said.
As Cardinal pitcher Jeff Bruksch pointed out: "Miami and
Tennessee are hitting teams. There are good hitting teams on the West Coast,
too, but our games are still lower scoring. I think it was a fun game for the
Cal State Fullerton starting pitcher Kirk Saarloos (15-2)
gave up one run on five hits through 8 1/3 innings.
Stanford starter Mike Gosling pitched a two-hitter and struck out eight through
7 2/3 innings.
Marquess said he's the last person to have predicted Stanford
would be back where they were a year ago undefeated in the winner's bracket.
This year's team couldn't be more different than its predecessor, which featured
two of the country's best arms in Justin Wayne and Jason Young and started six
Stanford advanced to the 2000 championship game against
LSU with both Young and Wayne fresh; however, the Tigers still found a way to
rally for the championship.
This year's version is younger and less experienced (no
seniors on the roster) but has benefited from a better, deeper bullpen. Five
pitchers have made 18 or more appearances this season, including Tim Cunningham
(6-0), J.D. Wilcox (5-0) and Mike Wodnicki (7-1).
The Cardinal won the game by roughing up Titans freshman
closer Chad Cordero for four runs in the 10th. Bruksch, a closer last season
who became a starter this year, was pressed into his old stopper role for the
second consecutive game and got the job done.
"We didn't have as much depth pitching last year," Marquess
said. "There is probably more quality pitchers on the staff than we've ever
had. I feel that we have a lot of quality arms and that gives us a lot of flexibility."
Without a doubt, Stanford has shown to be the most resilient
team of the Series thus far, surviving an eight-run deficit and the ineffectiveness
of ace Jeremy Guthrie to defeat Tulane 13-11 in the opener.
Guthrie (12-4) suffered his shortest start of the year
against Tulane, just 1 1/3 innings. It was his
first no-decision since Feb. 2, breaking a string of four consecutive victories,
including a complete-game six-hitter against South Carolina in his previous
start. Guthrie is a candidate to start Stanford's next game on June 13, as is
Bruksch (9-3).
The Stanford-Fullerton game was the latest chapter in an
intense rivalry. They meet every February, and this year they played a three-game
set in Fullerton. A young Stanford team just finding its legs was able to take
two games that weekend, including a 3-0 victory against Saarloos and his slider.
Saarloos hasn't lost a game since. He has put together
a season that rivals Mark Prior's tremendous year at Southern California, with
153 strikeouts and just 23 walks over 153 innings. He has yielded just 99 hits
over 25 appearances and 18 starts, throwing seven complete games and a no-hitter.
Saarloos also has four saves, while Cordero has 14. Although
Cordero will want to forget Sunday's game, his first appearance in Omaha (and
36th this season) was special.
Cordero closed Fullerton's 5-4 victory June 8 against hometown
favorite Nebraska, getting the call with two outs in the seventh and a one-run
lead. Cordero struck out four, walked none and didn't allow a hit en route to
his 14th save.
"He pitches lights out," senior first baseman Aaron Rifkin
said. "When he comes in the game it's over. That's the confidence we have in
Fullerton plays Tulane on June 12 in an elimination game.
The Titans will go with freshman Darric Merrell (7-4, 3.17 ERA), but they also
have Jon Smith (11-2, 3.65) available. Both Merrell and Cordero are Baseball
Weekly Freshman All-Americans.
The Green Wave has arguably the best offense of the field,
forcing the Titans to keep Tulane batters silent if they want another shot at
Stanford and maybe Southern California.
The Titans and Trojans split a two-game series earlier
this season. Southern California won 6-5 in 13 innings on Feb. 5, and Cal State
Fullerton rallyied in the ninth inning to take the second game 12-11 on March
Pac-10 rivals Southern California and Stanford are even
more familiar foes. Stanford swept three games in Palo Alto then lost two of
three at Southern California.
Trojans senior pitcher Rik Currier said his team's competitive
schedule against other Pac-10, Big West and West Coast Conference powers makes
the difference every season. The same also can be said for Fullerton and Stanford.
"We don't face weaker teams that we can dominate," Currier
said. "Every weekend and every game has been a battle. That's why you see our
records aren't as spectacular as some of the East Coast teams. But that tough
competition prepares us to execute here, and I think that's what the West Coast
brings to the table."
The Trojans' pitching staff has received the most attention
during this Series, and deservedly so. Many view Prior, Currier and Anthony
Reyes as the most dominating 1-2-3 combination in the country.
"Southern California is a great club," Miami head coach
Jim Morris said. "They are very, very solid. Their strength, of course, is their
starting pitching."
Prior, the second overall pick (Cubs) in the major league
draft last week, tallied 13 strikeouts in seven innings to lead Southern California
to an 11-5 victory Saturday against Georgia.
The Bulldogs' pitching staff took a beating, allowing six
home runs and 18 hits. On the other hand, Prior increased his unbelievable totals
to 202 strikeouts against only 18 walks.
Currier, who was a freshman in 1998 when Southern California
won its last NCAA championship, has enjoyed his own successful season. Currier
was 12-2 with a 2.39 ERA before losing to Miami on Monday. He has thrown two
shutouts and combined for two others. Last week he was selected in the sixth
round after going undrafted as a junior in 2000. Currier also met his preseason
goal to become the conference career strikeout leader with 449 and counting.
"Mark Prior has had an unbelievable year, putting up tons
of numbers start after start," Currier said. "That drove me, yes. I think we
fed off each other."
Reyes (5-3, 3.44 ERA) has managed to outpitch both Prior
and Currier in the postseason, compiling an 0.82 ERA over 11 innings. He tossed
a three-hit shutout in the regional championship against Fresno State.
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Frank Menechino
Second/Third Base
You have to admire the 36-year-old Menechino, 14 years of bouncing between the majors and minors and he's still plugging away, hoping for one more opportunity. This month he pounded the PCL with 29 hits in 69 plate appearances, 12 of them for extra bases. The Padres acquired him on June 10 from the Rockies and he's another versatile insurance policy in case someone goes down on the big club.
Prospect Watch: There isn't a whole lot to write about, but one guy who suddenly popped up on the radar this month is centerfielder Yordany Ramirez, who had the best month of his life, hitting .321/.356/.494 after being promoted from Lake Elsinore to fill in for some injuries and promotions. Ramirez has always been a spectacular fielder; the big question has always been his bat. This month he hit four home runs, but still needs to work on controlling the strike zone a little better, walking only three times in 84 plate appearances.
Disappointments: After a big first month, infielder Craig Stansberry has started to come back to earth, hitting .196/.392/.261.
Matt Antonelli
Second Base
It's amazing how far Antonelli has come this year. Before the season, ESPN's Keith Law was writing how Antonelli profiled as a utility man at best on the major league level, now scouts are stating that he may be the best second baseman in the minor leagues. After dominating the California League, the Padres promoted him to San Antonio where he continued to show the power and patience skills that make him such an exciting player, nine extra-base hits in 62 at-bats, four of them home runs. Additionally, Antonelli had an 11/9 BB/K ratio and swiped three bags in four attempts.
"Last year, I was patient but perhaps too patient and not swinging at pitches I could drive," Antonelli said. "I still want to get my pitch but if I get it I want to put a good swing on it."
Prospect Watch: Catcher Nick Hundley delivered the type of month that many have predicted he was capable off on offense, hitting 265/.407/.647 and leading the team in home runs with eight and tied for second with 22 RBIs. Although the batting average isn't that great, he had a very good BB/K ratio of 16/15 and anytime you post a .400 + OBP you are doing something right at the plate. There is no question Hundley has the defensive skills and leadership ability to become a major league catcher; it's just if he can be consistent enough at the plate.
Third baseman Chase Headley "slowed" down a little with a .333/.455/.600 line but still led the team in RBIs with 24. Right-fielder Will Venable may be finally starting to turn the corner, posting his best power numbers of the year with a .307/.352/.455 with nine of his 31 hits going for extra bases. The Padres have always believed that Venable would hit and expected the power numbers to come later this year or next in Portland. Finally, first baseman/DH Brett Bonvechio came back after rehabbing a season long knee injury to bat .313/.410/.594.
Disappointments: Shortstop Luis Cruz continues to regress after a good season in Double-A Mobile last year with a .221/.259/.312 numbers.
Juan Ciriaco
After struggling in Double-A for the second straight year, the Padres sent Ciriaco down to the Arizona League to revamp his swing and it's paid off. Ciriaco was one of the hottest players in the system this month, punishing the Cal League with eight of his twenty three hits going for extra bases, four of them home runs. Like Ramirez in Portland, he's not drawing a whole lot of walks, two in 62 plate appearances, and while the numbers are encouraging, how much can his plate discipline really improve?
Prospect Watch: If Chase Headley was not in San Antonio, third baseman David Freese would be in San Antonio right now. Instead he just keeps chugging along, hitting .309/.420/.445 with eight extra base hits and a team leading 23 RBIs.
Disappointments: A tough month for outfielder Nic Crosta who continues to struggle this year, hitting only .164/.266/.327.
Jeremy Hunt
First Base/DH
"I am finding out how my body works and what is best for me," said Hunt. "Sometimes I will tweak stuff if I don't see the right result."
It wasn't a great month in Fort Wayne, but Hunt bounced back from a tough June where he hit .211 to put together a good month. Hunt needs to work on improving his 3/13 BB/K ratio and is going to have to show a little more power if he's going to contend for an everyday position in Lake Elsinore next year.
Prospect Watch: Cedric Hunter's average has fluctuated for the most part this season between .267 and .275 and this month was no exception hitting .267/.339/.367. The Padres will let you know that they see improvement, but right now he's going to have to improve his plate discipline and power numbers if he's going to justify his elite prospect status.
Disappointments: A bad month for catcher Matt Stocco, hitting only .120/.182/.180.
Luis Durango
"I am concentrating on getting my bunts down and I am always trying to keep the ball on the ground since I have good speed and that is all I really need to be successful," Durango said.
Last year in the Arizona Rookie League, Durango had as good a year as anyone outside of Cedric Hunter, hitting .378/.470/.448 and has picked up where he left off with the Ems this year. In 126 at-bats he had 11 extra base hits, seven of them triples. Durango is as fast as anyone in the organization. The big question is does he have the ability to stay in centerfield?
Prospect Watch: Third baseman Justin Baum, a seventh-round draft pick out of Pacific, had a nice month hitting .309/.393/.588. Baum led the team in home runs [7] and RBIs [22] for the month. Before he got injured, catcher Mitch Canham, out of Oregon State, was ticketed for Fort Wayne. Canham, the left-handed hitting catcher was hitting .353 in only eight games. Canham has just come back and could be one of this year's draft picks ticketed for Lake Elsinore next year.
Disappointments: First round supplemental pick right fielder Kevin Kulbacki was supposed to have an easier time in the Northwest League than he is now, hitting .248/.319/.352 with 30 strikeouts in 116 plate appearances. The numbers aren't bad, but they are below expectations for someone coming out of college with his reputation.
Yefri Carvajal
The 18-year-old Carvajal played all three outfield positions, tied for the team lead in RBIs and 10 of his 24 hits were for extra bases, which earned him a promotion to Eugene. He needs to work on his plate discipline 5/18 BB/K ratio and his defense could use some improvement, but he may be the most exciting player in the Padres short-season leagues. Carvajal hit his first home run in Eugene, the first of what should be many to come.
"Before, I used to open up too early," Carvajal admitted. "Now I am working on staying a little more closed."
Prospect Watch: Second baseman Keoni Ruth, a Hawaiian native, and 22nd round draft pick out of Concordia College, had a big month, hitting .424 before being promoted to Lake Elsinore, before ending up in Eugene. Third baseman Edgar Garzon also put together a nice month, hitting .306/.398/.429 along with outfielder Robert Perry, who demonstrated that he belonged at higher levels with .424/.511/.725 in nine games before moving on to Lake Elsinore and then Fort Wayne. Shortstop Jeudy Valdez hit .319/.356/.457.
Disappointments: First baseman Jose Mayi has been given a lot of playing time, but so far not much production .221/.312/.353.
Player of the Month for July: Matt Antonelli
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Kolkata, Jan 24 (PTI) The issue of price rise andCentre''s "failure" to curb it would be one of the weapons theruling Left Front in West Bengal would use against TrinamoolCongress, a key ally of the UPA government, ahead of theAssembly polls in the state, a top LF leader said today.
"The Union government is being run by the Congress-ledUPA of which Trinamool Congress is a part. We will mobilisepeople and register protest against the Centre''s failure tocheck spiralling prices of food and other essentialcommodities," Left Front chairman Biman Bose told reportershere after a meeting of the LF committee.
The policies of the government itself are responsible forfuelling the price rise, he claimed.
There have been seven rounds of hikes in petrol pricessince June totalling a hefty 20 per cent rise, Bose, also theCPI-M state secretary, said.
He said that as part of the decision taken recently bytop leaders of the nine non-NDA opposition parties, includingthe Left, to jointly stage agitation from February 3-9 againstprice rise, the Front would organise a picket before centralgovernment offices and hold sit-ins, demonstrations andrallies across the state during the period.


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A FREE consultation may SAVE YOUR LIFE! Snoring isn't just annoying it could shorten your life expectancy by 30%! Do you feel tired during the day? Has someone observed you stop breathing during sleep? Have you ever been treated for high blood pressure? Can't use a CPAP? If you answered yes to any of these you may be in danger! Dr. Rodgers works with sleep physicians to restore restful sleep. Also, did you know that headaches & migraines may be caused by muscle imbalance? Relief may be as close as our office. Do you suffer from cold or canker sores? Have you tried everything from topical creams to vitamins and still suffer? Finally there is a better solution the Diode Laser! Treatment is quick, comfortable, and as close as the Dental chair. Call us as soon as you feel that all too familiar "tingle" and we'll work our magic. Your first treatment is always on us; and most of our Patients report complete reversal in as little as three treatments. Call today for YOUR free consultation. Migraines, headaches, snoring, Sleep Apnea, TMJ Disorder, dental spa, root canal, crowns, veneers cosmetic bonding, comfort, laser, periodontal infection , smile makeover, full mouth rehabilitation, zoom whitening, custom whitening trays, bridges, metal free restorations, hygiene, ultrasonics, gentle care, Neuromuscular appliances, sports guards, coffee bar, beauty, warm blankets, movies, intraoral camera, computerized digital imaging, personalized care, state of the art equipment, fun, locking, popping, cracking jaw joint, cracked teeth, loose teeth, dry mouth, cold sores, canker sores, dental ulcers, vertigo, ear pain, congestion, tingling fingers, shoulder pain, neck pain, high blood pressure, stop breathing, fatigue, depression, insomnia, tiredness, fillings, bleeding gums, sore gums, bad breath, halitosis, sensitive teeth, snore appliances, motor vehicle accidents, CPAP intolerant, Hypermobility, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, obesity, balancing the bite, tension, muscle spasm
Suite 200, 4628 Calgary Trail, Edmonton, AB, T6H 6A1
The dental team at Kucey Dental Group are equipped to practice a full scope of dental and prosthodontic treatments, including inlays and onlays, veneers, and specialty in dental implants. We are able to fix dental problems and redesign your smile!
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