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SPRINGHILL – When the Truro bantam AAA Bearcats begin their 2013 Nova Scotia Major Bantam Hockey League playoff campaign on Saturday they will be doing it with three Springhillers, two players and one coach.
Landon Crowe is the assistant coach and trainer, and Doug Barton and Brandon MacDonald are the players.
"Landon is a great guy," said bantam Bearcats coach Lou Lanceleve, "I call him the Springhill Legend."
Crowe helped Lanceleve recruit Barton and MacDonald, both of who are 14-years-old, from they Cumberland County minor hockey system to the Truro Bantams before the 2012-2013 season.
"I asked Landon about those players because that's important to off-ice conduct because I don't know the kids," said Lanceleve. "He knew them well and spoke very well of them and they turned out to be everything he said they'd be.
"He was also a great avenue for us to bring those Springhill kids in and make them feel accepted and part of the team."
Lanceleve says Crowe has a good rapport with the all the players and is consistent in how he treats them. Consistency is important to Lanceleve.
"As a coach you can't act one way one day and then turn around and be different the next day. You have to be consistent," he said. "You have to show them you're willing to put the time in, and you expect them to put the time in."
Lanceleve said the chemistry among the team is great.
"I've played junior hockey and senior hockey and this is one of the best atmosphere's I've experienced," he said. "The dressing room is great and the kids are fun to be around."
Lanceleve said Barton and MacDonald have been great additions to the Bearcats.
"Pound-for-pound, along the wall, Dougy Barton is probably one of the strongest guys you're going to find," said Lanceleve. "He wins his one-on-one battles, he's got great hand-eye coordination and he's got good skill.
"Dougy is going to play some pretty good hockey if he stays focused."
And what about MacDonald?
"Big Mac has a rocket, he's got a canon. He's got one of the heaviest shots in the league," said Lanceleve. "He's a big, strong kid with a lot of upside but he's got to slow the game down a little bit and use his skills.
"If he slows down the process and keeps it simple, he'll do great."
Barton and MacDonald say playing in Truro has been a positive experience.
"Our teams starting to pull together and we have a great coaching staff," said MacDonald. "I find every little thing we do in practice is making the game that much better for our team."
Barton agrees.
"There's good coaching going on down here and I'm learning a lot in practice," he said. "Louie pushes you real hard. If you make a mistake he lets you know."
The Bearcats had a productive weekend, going 2-1 at the Scotsburn Memorial Tournament.
On Saturday they start their best-of-three playoff series against the Bubba Rays at 4:30 p.m. at the Colchester Legion Stadium. The Bubba Rays finished fourth in the league standings, while the Bearcats finished ninth.
"Last year we played the Bubba Rays and they beat us 8-4 in Game-1 and we beat them 5-0 in Game-2 and we lost in the third game," said Lanceleve.
No matter what the outcome of the playoffs, Lanceleve hopes more players from Cumberland County try out for the bantam Bearcats next year.
"When your competing with teams in this league you have three or four peewee AAA teams in one area that combine to make one Major Bantam team, where in our case in we have the Truro area," said Lanceleve. "So we have to try to take advantage of Cumberland County to try bring some guys down to help us compete because it's a tough league."
Barton and MacDonald both say they are going to try out for the Pictou County Weeks Major Midgets next year, and Lanceleve says, "I won't be surprised if they goes over the mountain next year and makes the major midget team.
"They're a great complement for our team and our organization," he added. "They're very dedicated and will fit in well no matter what team they play with."


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By Nick Patterson Herald Writer
EVERETT — The circumstances may be different, but once again the final meeting of the season between the Everett Silvertips and Seattle Thunderbirds could end up determining both teams' playoff fates.
Everett and Seattle play the last of their 10 games Saturday in Kent, and for the second straight year that game could decide both teams' destination for the postseason.
"It's going to be a big two points, maybe decide who finishes seventh or eighth or who makes the playoffs," Tips co-leading scorer Joshua Winquist said. "So it's a big game, probably the biggest of the year."
Said Everett general manager Garry Davidson: "It's definitely a big one, but we don't want to get ahead of ourselves. The next game (tonight at Spokane) is really critical, too. We need to try and get in there and get two points. We have to be very careful we don't start looking ahead and giving up points prior to that because we're not focused on the task at hand."
But it's hard to ignore the looming matchup with Seattle as the Tips try to extend their streak of making the playoffs in every season of franchise history to 10. Ten days remain in the regular season, and once again Everett and Seattle find themselves going head-to-head, both on the ice and in the standings.
One year ago the stakes couldn't have been any higher in the final meeting between the Tips and T-birds. Everett came into its final game of the season needing to win at Seattle to earn the Western Conference's eighth and final playoff berth. The Tips came from behind four times before finally prevailing 6-4. Everett then had to sweat an extra day as the Tips didn't clinch their playoff spot until the T-birds fell 8-2 at Portland the following day.
"It was very exciting because both teams were fighting for their lives," Winquist said. "It probably was one of the most intense game of the year, and this one is probably going to be the most intense game of the year, too. Both teams will be going for it and going all out, so it will be a good game."
The circumstances are a little different this year. This time the last of the teams' 10 meetings comes on the penultimate weekend of the season instead of the final one. Also, the stakes may be changed. Although neither team has clinched a playoff berth, both are at least six points clear of ninth-place Prince George, meaning the result may do more to determine playoff seeding between seventh and eighth, rather than deciding who's in and who's out.
But that doesn't change the importance of the game as far as the players are concerned.
"I don't see this year being any different," Tips winger Ryan Harrison said. "Both of us want seventh place. That means as much to us as securing a playoff spot meant last year. Everyone's going to put all their cards on the table and it's going to be a hell of a game."
Heading into the weekend, Seattle has a slight advantage. The T-birds currently occupy seventh place with 54 points. Everett is two points back in eighth, while Prince George has 46 points. Everett and Seattle both have five games remaining, Prince George has seven.
While Everett plays at Spokane tonight, Seattle and Prince George play one another in Kent in another contest that has major playoff-race implications.
Seattle and Prince George both scored important wins earlier this week. Seattle won 4-2 at Spokane on Wednesday and Prince George prevailed 3-0 against Tri-City at home on Tuesday. Therefore, there's a little added impetus on the Tips to keep pace.
"When you see those teams winning, it makes you realize that everyone wants it right now," Harrison said. "So we have to want it, too, and we have to get results.
"Last year (against Seattle) was real intense," Harrison added. "Everyone was ready to go, the crowd was really into it, so it was a lot of fun to play in. This year It depends on how the goalies play, but I'm sure there's going to be lots of chances, lots of hits, just a classic Everett-Seattle game."
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Everett could be without center Manraj Hayer this weekend. Hayer, tied for third on the team in scoring with 37 points in 57 games, sat out Tuesday's 6-3 loss at Portland because of illness and remains questionable for this weekend's games. Tonight's game at Spokane is being televised live by ROOT. The game begins at 7:05 p.m. It is Everett's second televised game this season.
Check out Nick Patterson's Silvertips blog at http://www.heraldnet.com/silvertipsblog, and follow him on Twitter at NickHPatterson.

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Archery Range Opens Soon at Panola
New Archery Range Opens at Panola Mountain State Park
Ceremony set for 9 a.m. on April 7
STOCKBRIDGE, GA, March 23, 2011 — A new archery range at Panola Mountain State Park in Stockbridge will soon be available for archers, bow hunters, youth groups and others interested in perfecting their target skills. The public grand opening celebration is set for 9 a.m. on Thursday, April 7, with hotdogs and hamburgers provided by Friends of Panola Mountain State Park.
Constructed on the eastern edge of what used to be Southerness Golf Course, The Archery Range at Panola Mountain consists of two ranges. The first is a static range, built on an old fairway with 12 lanes from 10 – 50 yards in length. Here, archers shoot into large "bow butt" targets that are secured into freestanding target sheds. The second range is a ¾ mile 3-D trail with realistic targets on 22 lanes. The targets include a mix of Georgia's game animals.
The range will serve as a resource for area archers and bow hunters, for park programming activities and for school groups participating in the National Archery in Schools Program. Users need to bring their own gear. To reduce impact to targets, broadheads are not allowed.
To help the park maintain the range, users will pay a $10 daily ($5 for children 12 and younger) or $100 individual/$150 family annual ($50 for children 12 and younger) fee. Permits may be purchased at the park's Nature Center or from a permit box near the range entrance.
In early 2010, ground was broken at Panola Mountain State Park on the construction of the public-access archery range. The development of the range has been a collaborative effort between Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Parks, Recreation & Historic Sites Division and Wildlife Resources Division. Using Pittman-Robertson federal grant money, WRD has supplied materials needed for construction while, Panola will manage, administer and maintain the range.
The Archery Range at Panola Mountain is located near the park's Alexander Lake off Alexander Lake Road and will be open 7 a.m. until dusk. To learn more, visit www.GaStateParks.org/PanolaMountain or call 770-389-7801.
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Archery Range Grand Opening
9 a.m. April 7, 2011
Panola Mountain State Park, Stockbridge
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The Poem Stuck in My Head
Sir George Douglas's "The Strange Visitor"By Sadie Stein
When my brother and I were small, our parents would read to us each evening. When it was my mother's turn, she generally read poetry. I don't know from which children's collection she read, but it was terrifying: in particularly heavy rotation (at my request) were "Don't Care," in which the insouciant protagonist is made to care by being "put in a pot / and boiled til he was done," "Ozymandias" (I found the idea of the head lying in the sand frightening), and my favorite, "Strange Visitor."
When I decided to find the poem online, I came across several variations; in the original, compiled by the folklorist Sir George Douglas, the dialect is Scottish; in other adaptations (including that anthologized by George Jacobs) more modern English. The plot is always the same: a woman, sitting at her spinning wheel, wishes for company. A series of mismatched, disembodied parts come in—knees, shoulders, neck, hands—and the figure gives a series of gnomic answers to her questions. "What have you come for?" she asks at last. "FOR YOU!" the reader shouts, leaving any listening children in a state of blissful petrification. The following is Douglas's transcription, and his stage directions.


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Tango-inspired Blues and AltDancing with Ruth and Mike
Ruth and Mike
Sunday, January 27, 2013 from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM (PST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Expand your Blues and other partner dancing by adapting technique and vocabulary from Argentine Tango. We'll cover a wide range of material from in-depth and detailed technique to flashy moves. We have taught this material around the country and are excited to bring it to the Bay Area. Legs will fly! We'll also explore transferring the dance techniques to fit other music that you'd hear at your favorite fusion dances.
Sunday, January 27th 1-5pm
Warm-up and Registration begin at 1. Classes start promptly at 1:15.
Danzhaus 1275 Connecticut St. San Francisco, CA
NOTE: Partner or partners required. We will not be rotating in order to maintain a fast pace and cover more material. (You do not need to bring a dance partner that you practice with regularly - anyone can pair up with anyone). Post on the page if you're looking for a partner.
Sliding scale from $30 to $50 per person* in advance $40-$60 at the door. Register in person with Mike or Ruth or at Shades of Blues, (wejustdance.com/shades) or on eventbrite.
*We like to make dance accessible for everyone- the workshop would normally be priced at $50 in advance and $60 at the door, but if you can't afford $50 or $60, pay what you can- sliding scale $30-$50 or $40-$60.
For any questions, please feel free to call Ruth at 646.267.8714 or Mike 405.535.2501 or e-mail us at firstname.lastname@example.com
Bring a water bottle, and wear comfortable clothing that has stretch.
Ruth and Mike are full-time dance nomads, teaching together internationally. Blues, Lindy, AltDancing, and Tango head up their dance obsessions, though they are known to dabble (or more) in many other dance forms. They both love carrot juice and philosophical discussions but differ on the use of the oxford comma (One of them won for this paragraph.). They also have been known to swing out in grocery store lines, dance in close embrace down the sidewalk, and plank on moose statues.
Mike Grosser reluctantly started social dancing in college when a couple of his friends persuaded him to do some ballroom east coast swing in their dorm social lounge. A few years later in 2008, Mike discovered Lindy Hop and Blues and quickly got hooked. Since then, he has danced his way around the United States and learned from dozens of instructors. Mike loves communicating concepts to his students and watching them grow their abilities before his eyes. He strives to put himself in his students' shoes so that he can explain techniques as intuitively and thoroughly as possible.
Ruth Hoffman skipped into her first dance class more than 25 years ago, and has since been dancing as many styles as she can get her feet on. Passionate about teaching, and with over 14 years of experience, she brings a balance of silly fun and precision. Ruth is known for her teaching adaptability in group classes and private lessons, crafting explanations to fit students' learning styles. She has a long-standing love affair with close-embrace connection, and is curating a fine collection of fishtail variations.
Here are some videos of them:
Boston Blues Union: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjWPJtr4SnM&feature=g-u-u
Sacramento Firehouse: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVT0-CzqRB0
New York FNB: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQiUdY3oa78&feature=relmfu
Seattle Fusion Exchange:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mj1LqtaN9SQ
Youtube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/RuthAndMikeDance
When & Where
1275 Connecticut St.
San Francisco,
Sunday, January 27, 2013 from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM (PST)
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All four of Lil' Boosie's baby mamas to star in reality show
Oh boy.
It looks like there may be a brand new reality show for fans to drool over because Lil' Boosie and his gaggle of baby mamas have their sights set on the small screen.
According to reports, the rapper (who was recently released from prison) has seven children with four different women and they all get along! At least well enough to star in a reality show together about balancing their non-traditional family lives.
Walnita, Trivia, Gerlissa and Tracey are all on board to jump in to the reality TV world together and they're looking for a network to put them on the air.
So far, no news on where the show will land but we have to wonder if it will find the same fate as Shawty Lo's scrapped effort, All My Babies Mamas.
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Denise Richards assumes custody of Brooke Mueller and Charlie Sheen's twins
(Yahoo!) - It's Richards to the rescue, yet again!
Mom extraordinaire and Charlie Sheen's ex-wife, Denise Richards, has assumed temporary custody of the 3-year-old twins Sheen has with another of his ex-wives, Brooke Mueller, omg! has confirmed.
Radar Online first reported the news that the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services removed the twins, Bob and Max, from Mueller's care due to her alleged continuing drug use. It's reportedly the second time Richards has cared for Bob and Max, the first time being back in December 2012.
"Brooke was given many opportunities by social workers to clean up her act. Social workers felt that Bob and Max weren't safe in Brooke's care," a source tells Radar Online. "The decision was made late on Thursday afternoon, and the boys are no longer in Brooke's care. It's expected at some point the boys will be taken care of by Charlie Sheen's ex-wife, Denise Richards, who has cared for them in the past when Brooke went to rehab."
Richards has two daughters with Sheen, Sam, 9, and Lola, 7, as well as a third daughter she adopted on her own in 2011, Eloise, almost 2.
E! News reports that social workers have been investigating the situation for over a year, often observing Mueller disappearing for long periods of time. "She hasn't lived in her house for a few weeks," an insider tells E!. "They don't know where she's at. It's been so bad."
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Meditation, past life regressions and hypnotism with the Berlin-based Hotflush producer.
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Monday July 23rd, 2012 5:01pm
If every college lacrosse game were as exciting and action packed as Sunday's Virginia vs. Syracuse game, the sport would explode through the roof. Hats off to the players, coaches and fans. Both squads are title contenders.
Noteworthy this week: Hopkins' defense doesn't give up easy goals.
Maryland ambushed Duke.
Lehigh upset North Carolina and Fairfield won again, in overtime.
Poll is an opinion, so chill out.
1. Virginia — Colin Briggs and Co. topped Syracuse, 14-10, on Sunday in front of an enthusiastic 8,000 fans. UVa mixed man and zone defenses while dominating groundballs and shooting 14-36. Wahoo seniors are now 26-1 at Klockner. The Cavs own wins over Drexel, VMI, Stony Brook and Mount St. Mary's. Cornell looms on Saturday in Baltimore at the Konica Minolta Face-Off Classic. It will be shown on ESPNU.
2. Cornell — The Big Red pasted Army, 18-7, behind a 43-17 edge in groundballs. Rob Pannell is averaging 8 points per game for the nation's top-rated offense.
3. Johns Hopkins — Playing without Chris Boland and Wells Stanwick, JHU beat Princeton behind goals from eight different players. Goalie Pierce Bassett was excellent, stuffing a Tiger layup with a 6-4 lead, and then John Kaestner converted on the other end to make it 7-4. Hopkins' defense held Princeton to zero shots in the second quarter, a scoring drought that lasted over 25:00 minutes as the JHU offense put the game to sleep, holding the ball on one possession for over five minutes. Shot clock supporters will use the second quarter to illustrate what's wrong with the game. Jays have wins over Towson, Delaware, Siena and Princeton and take on Manhattan and UMBC this week.
4. Notre Dame — ND has low-scoring wins over Duke and Drexel sandwiched around a Penn State overtime loss. The Irish have given up 12 goals in three games (best in the nation), as goalie John Kemp sports a .770 save rate.
5. UMass — The Minutemen are assembling an impressive resume with wins over Army, Bucknell, Ohio State and Brown. Will Manny has scored 14 goals.
6. Maryland — The Terps have topped Duke, Georgetown and Hartford. They look fast on tape. Drew Snider had a hat trick Saturday as UMD jumped on Duke early. UMBC midweek is next.
7. Syracuse — The Orange lost to UVa, 14-10, on the road. The Orange showed promise in the loss. Positives: team speed and athleticism on defense. Question marks: goaltending, faceoffs, midfield production and extra-man offense. Defensive midfielder Kevin Drew was back in the lineup. The Orange have wins over Albany and Army. A tilt with St. John's is on the horizon.
8. Penn State — Austin Kaut (.680 for the year) was spectacular Saturday, making 14 saves while allowing two goals in a victory over Ohio State. Matt Mackrides was an effective dodger, and senior defender Ryan McGarvey held Logan Schuss in check. The Blue and White have defeated fellow BCS members Michigan, Notre Dame and Ohio State.
9. Loyola — Army transfer Sean O'Sullivan can sling the biscuit. Justin Ward has nine assists. The Greyhounds have beaten Delaware, Towson and Bellarmine.
10. North Carolina — UNC was upset by Lehigh on Saturday. They lost the possession game off the ground, didnt play well on EMD, and hit a scoring funk midway through the contest. The Heels have topped Penn State, Mercer, Detroit, and Navy. A spring break road trip is next: Thr Tar Heels play Penn on Tuesday and Princeton on Saturday at the Konica Minolta Face-Off Classic.
11. Villanova — The Wildcats jumped out to a 6-0 lead but Delaware rallied for the win.' Nova has wins over Lehigh, Bucknell and Drexel.
12. Duke — Another loss for the Blue Devils. A semifinalist in 2011, the Blue Devils haven't found their chemistry yet. Jordan Wolfe has been playing hurt. They aren't getting any transition, and were outplayed in the goal on Saturday. Duke holds wins over Rutgers, Penn and Jacksonville with losses to ND and MD.
13. Yale — Matt Gibson scored six points in a win over Albany. The Bulldogs offense is starting hot; they take on Cinderella Lehigh next.
14. Princeton — The Tigers' defensive execution was flawed as they allowed Hopkins dodgers to make headway against their shorties without support, and then slid without proper second slides. Tom Schreiber is a nice player, but he can't do it alone. His teammates repeatedly turned the ball over. Princeton doesn't have great team speed or quickness and couldn't consistently penetrate. Even worse, the Tigers pep band and rowdy student section were no-shows.
15. Ohio State — The Buckeyes have wins over Detroit and Denver, with losses to UMass and Penn State. The ECAC race will be epic.
16. Denver — The Pioneers have a loss to OSU, and wins against Michigan, Robert Morris and Hartford. Mark Matthews has 17 points, and Eric Law has found the net 13 times for the nation's third-rated offense.
17. Drexel — The Dragons' quality losses to UVA, 'Nova and ND hint at ability, but it looks like Drexel will need a strong 1-2 showing in the CAA to secure an NCAA at-large or automatic bid.
18. Lehigh — After an early-season loss to Villanova, Lehigh has beaten Penn and North Carolina. Saturday, Dante Fantoni was back in the lineup on first midfield. Ryan Snyder dominated face-offs, winning 13 of 20. The 9-8 win was earned in the second through fourth quarter, when the Mountain Hawks went on a 5-0 run. They were 3-for-4 on EMO. VMI and Yale are next.
19. Fairfield — The Cardiac Stags (4-0) have OT wins over UMBC, Bryant, and Hofstra. Goalie Charlie Cipriano, attackman John Snellman and midfielder Brent Adams have been clutch.
20. Hofstra — The Pride got a crucial victory against Harvard, heavily relying on freshmen and sophomores as they wait for Steve Serling, Ian Braddish and Adrian Sorichetti to step up.
Others under consideration: Marist, Dartmouth, Bucknell, Delaware, St John's, Colgate and Army.
Quint Kessenich covers lacrosse for the ESPN networks and Inside Lacrosse. ESPNU will be televising the Konica Minolta Face-Off Classic on Saturday.


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Ground Control to Major Mark
The morning started innocently enough. With coffee in hand and a muffin heating in the toaster, I popped on the Linux news sites to see what was brewing along with the upcoming second cup of joe.
Click. Read. Laugh aloud to wake up the rest of the family before the chainsaw-wielding folks started at 8 sharp to clear trees on the property behind ours.
I'll let Sean Michael Kerner drive here, because his item here on InternetNews.com nails it.
What's enormously funny about this is not so much that Mark Shuttleworth has completely removed himself from any remote semblance of — let alone removing any grip on — reality (more on this later). The most humorous aspect here is that the video capture identifies him as the founder of "Ubuntu Linux," which flies in the face of Ubuntu/Canonical trying their hardest to remove the word "Linux" from anywhere near their distro. Perhaps that was, and is, Bug #0, but that's for others to debate.
Mark, listen: The "reality distortion field" thing? That may have worked for Steve Jobs (and a good argument could be made that it didn't even work for him), but seriously, that lightning can only strike once, if at all. For the sake of argument, let's say Steve made the "reality distortion field" quirky and charming, anyone who emulates that now is, at best, a copycat; at worst . . . well, let's just not go there. So while you might think that you're doing FOSS a favor by unilaterally proclaiming the bug fixed, that's not what my radar is showing. I'd be willing to bet, too, that it's not showing that way for others as well.
But never mind all that, Mark. Thanks for the laugh.
This blog, and all other blogs by Larry the Free Software Guy, Larry the CrunchBang Guy and Larry Cafiero, are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs CC BY-NC-ND license. In short, this license allows others to download this work and share it with others as long as they credit me as the author, but others can't change it in any way or use it commercially.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and develops business software at Redwood Digital Research, a consultancy that provides FOSS solutions in the small business and home office environment.)


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Chicago & REO Speedwagon teaming up for summer tour
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Chicago and REO Speedwagon will be hitting the road together. The groups have announced 15 dates, with shows expected to be added.
As it stands, the bands will launch their collaborative road trip in Phoenix, Arizona on August 2nd, and wrap up the run in Dallas, Texas on August 31st.
In addition to playing their own sets, Chicago's Robert Lamm says the groups will team up for the encore, and "present a finale that will thrill" audiences. He adds that he's looking forward to their upcoming rehearsals.
REO's Kevin Cronin says he and his bandmates are "psyched" about the trek, but as much as they're looking forward to the shows, "the audience is the ultimate winner." Tickets go on sale to the general public for most dates starting Friday.
Chicago and REO Speedwagon Tour Dates
August 2 - Phoenix, Arizona, at the Comercia Theater
August 4 - Denver, Colorado, at Red Rocks Amphitheater
August 7 - Kansas City, Missouri, at the Starlight Theater
August 10 - Indianapolis, Indiana, at the Klipsch Music Center
August 12 - Detroit, Michigan, at the DTE Energy Music Theater
August 13 - Cincinnati, Ohio, at the Riverbend Music Center
August 15 - Hartford, Connecticut, at the XFINITY Theater
August 16 - Holmdel, New Jersey, at the PNC Bank Arts Center
August 17 - Wantagh, New York, at the Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
August 19 - Saratoga Springs, New York, at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center
August 20 - Boston, Massachusetts, at the Blue Hills Bank Pavilion
August 22 - Atlantic City, New Jersey, at the Borgata Events Center
August 23 - Raleigh, North Carolina, at the Walnut Creek Amphitheater
August 24 - Atlanta, Georgia, at the Chastain Park Amphitheater - tickets on sale TBA
August 31 - Dallas, Texas, at the Gexa Energy Pavilion - tickets on sale January 24th
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SPA 504G will not register with UC320W
This is new equipment, out-of-the-box configuration, firmware updates done. I have 2 SPA 301s that are discovered and work just fine. I have 3 SPA 504Gs that are not discovered, nor do they work when I manually add them. They are pulling a correct IP from VLAN 100 just fine. On the 504Gs I get a dialtone but no outside dialtone when I press 9. On the 301s I get a dialtone when pressing 9 and can make outbound calls and can recieve inbound calls. All of the phones are plugged into an ESW-520 switch with a default config except for a static IP. The 320W WAN port is plugged into one of our main Cisco switches (2960) and that switch is supplying a DHCP address to the WAN side of the 320. The 320 is serving DHCP to the clients on it's LAN side. I have two POTs lines plugged into FXO ports. I have tried a factory reset on all of the SPA 504Gs. I even tried plugging a 504G directly into the 320W and still have the same issue.


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Mike Bafan
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Toyota Motor Manufacturing de Guanajuato
Mike Bafan is president of Toyota Motor Manufacturing de Baja California (TMMBC) which produces Tacoma trucks. In November 2015, Bafan was appointed president of Toyota Motor Manufacturing de Guanajuato (TMMGT). TMMGT's start of production is scheduled for 2019 to build Corolla.
Bafan joined Toyota in May of 2006 as general manager of production engineering at Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing, Inc. (TEMA) to lead the engineering and production process activities on the West Coast.
Prior to joining Toyota, Bafan worked 22 years at General Motors. Two of those years at the New United Motor Manufacturing Inc (NUMMI), Toyota's former joint venture with GM in Fremont, Calif.
Bafan has held several management and leadership positions in production, manufacturing engineering and production control. He began his career at GM's Saginaw steering gear division as a production supervisor. He later assumed increasing levels of responsibilities in manufacturing engineering and production control in several different factories in Europe and in the U.S.
In 2000, he was assigned an executive leadership role to develop GM's latest assembly Green Field plant using TPS/GMS principles.
In 2001, he became the plant director of a GM high tech aluminum forming factory in Michigan, before joining GM's full size truck plant in Ft. Wayne, Ind., as a production manager in 2003 where he was responsible for safety, quality, cost, delivery and productivity.
Bafan has served on various community boards, including the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce, where he currently is the Vice Chairman of Economic Development.
Bafan earned a Bachelor of Science degree in chemical engineering from The University of Michigan and a Master's degree in administration from Central Michigan University. Additionally, he has completed a series of executive development programs for GM and Toyota at Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania.


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Follow the blog of BC's Tristan Cowie as he rides with the USA Cycling National TeamMay 11, 2010
Brevard, N.C. - Brevard College's Tristan Cowie represented the USA Cycling National Development Program squad team this past weekend in the Solothurn Swiss Racer Bikes Cup mountain bike race in Switzerland on May 8th, then turned around and competed in Wittnau, Germany in a local mountain bike race as a part of the Taler Cup Series.
In Switzerland, Cowie placed 34th overall, while in Germany, the Tornados former mountain bike national champion finished 16th overall.
Cowie is also keeping a blog of his races for USA Cycling and the blog can be found by clicking on the link below:
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New Year's Day is a time of celebration and fresh beginnings. And what better way to do that than spend New Year's with new friends (and your old favourites) here at our inn? The Chanticleer Guest House has been decorated for the season, and we've got both spacious and cozy rooms available – perfect for a party or a more intimate gathering.
However, the stroke of midnight doesn't have to mean the end of your fun. Several events are happening this coming New Year's in Door County. Nearby in the town of Egg Harbor, there's the annual New Year's parade, which happens rain or shine – a perfect way to enjoy the sights and sounds of our part of Wisconsin, with live music, food vendors, and ice sculptures.
If you're feeling brave, you can also head down to Lakeside Park to take part in a Polar Bear Swim in Lake Michigan – though you might want to pack some blankets and a thermos of hot tea or coffee to help warm you up after your dip in the lake!
Of course, there are many things to do in Door County at this time of year, New Year's Day or no. In particular, you can take advantage of the hiking trails close to our inn, or take part in many other winter activities, like sleigh rides, skiing, and snowshoeing.
The winter snow is always a beautiful sight to behold – what better way to take it in than spending time outside, enjoying nature and healthy activity? We feel that Door County has a rare type of beauty, and love more than anything to show it to others. In particular, it always seems fitting to have visitors with us during New Year's, so that they can experience the beauty we see every day for the first time.
We wish you and your family a holiday season filled with hope and love – and a Happy New Year!


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Nvidia has launched the third GPU based on its next-generation Kepler graphics architecture, the GeForce GTX 670, starting at US$399.
Engineered from the same DNA as the recently announced GTX 680, the GTX 670 outpaces the closest competitive product in gaming performance by upwards of 45%, while consuming approximately 18% less power, the vendor claimed.
The GTX 670 is built using Nvidia's 28nm Kepler architecture, as are the GTX 680 and dual-GPU GTX 690, which were introduced in March and April, respectively.
The Nvidia GeForce GTX 670 GPU is available now from the add-in card suppliers worldwide, including ASL, Asustek Computer, Colorful, Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS), EVGA, Gainward, Galaxy, Gigabyte Technology, Innovision 3D, Jetway, Leadtek, Micro-Star International (MSI), Palit, Point of View, PNY, Sparkle and Zotac.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
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'"I think the biggest thing is getting the jet lag out," explained Jordan Leopold, who's already gone through the European experience when he traveled to Helsinki as a member of the Florida Panthers in 2009. "We're going to have that long flight right off the bat, and to get adapted to the time that we're on over there is number one. Hydrating, nutrition getting our practice time in and getting a little time to ourselves is important.'
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Brantley Gilbert to support new album with special motorcycle event
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Brantley Gilbert will be marking the arrival of his new album in a special way.
The country star will head out on a six-day motorcycle trek during the first week Just As I Am is in stores. Gilbert will launch the ride on May 21st in Athens, Georgia, and wrap up the journey at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia on May 26th, which is Memorial Day.
The military charity Folds of Honor and Harley-Davidson are sponsoring the ride. Brantley will make several stops along the way, in Georgia as well as North and South Carolina, to sign autographs and perform for the fans.
Details on the trip are expected next week. Gilbert will also play a special kick-off concert in Athens on May 20th. His album Just As I Am, featuring the hit single "Bottoms Up," will arrive on May 19th.
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TOKYO -- The annual Tokyo Game Show, featuring new videogames for assorted consumer platforms, took place here from Sept. 20 to 23 and signaled a strong movement away from traditional consoles to mobile platforms such as smartphones and tablet computers.
The expo, sponsored by the Computer Entertainment Suppliers Association and Nikkei Business Publications Inc., reportedly drew some 195,000 visitors from the industry and the public to the Makuhari Messa Exhibitioin Hall and Convention Center.
The show hosted 209 exhibitors (126 Japanese firms and 83 overseas companies) from 19 nations and regions. They exhibited a record 1,043 titles in 1,609 booths, organizers said.
Last year's figures were 193 exhibitors from 16 countries showing 736 titles in 1,250 booths. Yet attendance was sharply down, leading some press outlets to call the exposition a "shadow" of its former self.
Most of the show's 265 games were for smartphones; another 180 were for home consoles; and 100 were for tablet computers.
Observers noted that social networking games generated the most excitement. Several leading game manufacturers said such entertainment is now economically in reach of the mass audience worldwide.
Exhibiting countries included Chile, Denmark, Finland, France, Iran, Malaysia, Poland, Russia, S. Korea, Switzerland, Taiwan, the United States and Vietnam.
Chinese manufacturers booked space, but failed to show. Observers speculated that recent political friction between the governments of China and Japan might have played a role in the absence of the economic powerhouse.


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YMCA Teen Parenting Workshop Series
Mar 12, 2013 6:00-7:30 p.m.
Mar 19, 2013 6:00-7:30 p.m.
Mar 26, 2013 6:00-7:30 p.m.
Apr 2, 2013 6:00-7:30 p.m.
I.D. Pennock Family YMCA 200 Y Blvd, Rockford IL
For the first time, the YMCA of Rock River Valley is hosting a free, mini-workshop series on raising teens to help parents understand their teens and pre-teens. The workshop is held on Tuesdays and is four weeks long, beginning March 12th. All parents are welcome, no Y membership required.
With the fast paced, social media driven world, teenagers' problems do not just revolve around finding a date to the dance. The new generation of teens are constantly connected, pushed to learn faster, given different opportunities than their parents and are expected to solve the problems of tomorrow. The workshop will introduce parents to the technology, culture and problems facing the Millennial generation. It will also focus on family relationship building and how to increase your family's developmental assets.
The Raising Teens workshop is lead by the CEO & President of YMCA of Rock River Valley, Mike Brown. His experience with teens and his PhD studies on the Millennial generation will help parents gain insight on the challenges that teens and parents are faced with and how to handle them. Topics covered include smart phones, Facebook, teen anger and a Q&A session. See attached flyer for further details.
The Raising Teens workshop is the first of many the YMCA plans to hold to help increase a family's developmental assets. Other topics will focus around infants/toddlers, marriage, and older adults.
With their consent, follow one family through the Raising Teens workshop series for their view on raising a teenager in the 21st century and how the workshop has helped.


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For a little hip cat holiday cheer, check out the artwork of Chicago-based artist Anne Leuck Feldhaus. Her colorful stylized cats make an appearance in this line of holiday cards, mugs, magnets, and ornaments, available through her CafePress store.
Anne is strongly committed to using her work for promoting animal adoption and supporting animal welfare organizations and shelters whenever possible. More of Anne's artwork can be found in her Etsy shop.
And, wow, has Anne put together a fabulous prize package for one lucky winner! The package includes a 'Feline Tips Tree' Holiday Gift Mug with Candy, a Porcelain Cat & Wreath Ornament, one Cat & Wreath Magnet, a 5 x 5 inch Mixed Feline Notepad, a 4 x 11 inch Mixed Feline Notepad, and one 'Feline Tips Tree' Holiday Greeting Card PLUS the winner will receive a $150 discount certificate toward a custom pet portrait box frame print!
To enter this giveaway, please leave a comment on this post. The winner will be chosen in a random drawing on December 24. One entry per person. This giveaway is only open to addresses in the US and Canada.