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By Cpl. William Smith (4th ID)March 7, 2013
FORT CARSON, Colo. -- A Soldier lifts his shirt up to put on the heart rate monitor, steps on the treadmill, puts on the VO2 Max mask and starts to walk, eventually getting to a slow run to reach 85 percent of his maximum heart rate.
Capt. Mike Meyers did this to see if he is the fittest Soldier on Fort Carson, during the Army's first VO2 Max Competition, March 4-6, at Iron Horse Sports and Fitness Center.
VO2 max is the maximum capacity of an individual's body to transport and use oxygen during incremental exercise, which reflects the physical fitness of the individual. The competition measures a Soldier's fitness through the use of Fitmate Pro, a machine able to measure oxygen consumption.
The post-wide competition was developed by Fort Carson's Army Wellness Center to find Fort Carson's fittest Soldier, who will then put their numbers up against other installations once they officially set up their competitions.
"The goal of this competition is to raise awareness of the services we provide, and how people can use our wellness center as a tool to increase their cardio-respiratory fitness," said Tony Heinz, director, Army Wellness Center.
The competition gave Soldiers and leaders a chance not only to compete against others, but also to gain an idea of how to improve their cardio respiratory fitness.
"There are no losers in this competition. They get to compete to see who is the fittest, but they also get the information of how to train to improve their VO2," said Krys Bankard, health promotion technician, AWC.
Depending on the results that an individual receives from the VO2 testing, there are recommendations of how much cardio exercise that they should do per week, as well as what heart rate zone and the length of each session, Heinz added.
"Many professional sports teams like the Denver Nuggets use this kind of testing on their athletes to improve their fitness levels. This kind of testing is now available to Soldiers for free."
Meyers, assistant operations, Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 3rd Special Troops Battalion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division and Capt. Tracy Wrinkle, officer in charge, patient administration division, 1st Detachment, 7215th Medical Support Unit, Medical Evaluation Board Remote Operation Center, were the fittest Soldiers, for the male and female categories, on Fort Carson.
"Fitness is a way of life," Wrinkle said. "The better you feel, the better quality of life you are going to have, the better you can lead your Soldiers."
Meyers said he enjoyed being able see where he stood against his fellow Soldiers.
"My favorite part of the competition was the competition itself," said Meyers. "Knowing where I rank compared to everyone else. Never having done it before; where do I stand when the results come down?"
The winners gave some advice on physical fitness.
"The advice I would give is to know your limits," Meyers said. "Know whether those limits are mental or physical, and then learn to overcome them."
Wrinkle said fitness is an important part of life, and the VO2 Max test helps show where a person really stands in that regard.
"Fitness is a continuous thing you have to keep doing," Wrinkle said. "If you want to do it you will make it part of your lifestyle and routine."
The winners said the VO2 testing is an important tool that all Soldiers can use to help find what they can do to improve themselves.
"Even if you're not coming in for the competition, come in for the testing to see where you fall," Meyers said. "The initial test we did measured your flexibility, grip and power, everything; it is a great gauge period to see where you measure across the board."
The testing is free for all Soldiers and spouses, Retirees, and DOD civilians. For those that wish to find out more of the services that the Army Wellness Center provides, which include: health assessment review, tobacco education, physical fitness, stress management, health nutrition, and general wellness education, call: (719) 526-3887.

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How to Play iPad video on a television or external monitor
In this Huskermania video, it is demonstrated how the IPAD can play movies, tv shows or any type of video from online, directly on to your television or any monitor. What's needed is the VGA adaptor from IPAD. All you simply do is tap your IPAD screen on your "Videos" folder or perhaps tapping a link to a video storage site like Youtube. Then tap the screen for the specific video you want to play. And when it loads and plays on your IPAD, it will play on your television and monitor too! The picture quality is a bit pixelated, but it still looks very good.


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Goatwhore's Ben Falgoust Recalls Being Tucked in at Night by GWAR's Dave Brockie
Courtesy of Goatwhore vocalist Ben Falgoust, here's your feel-good story of the day.
Courtesy of Goatwhore vocalist Ben Falgoust, here's your feel-good story of the day.
A current eBay auction for the 666th GWAR Throbblehead figures package is raising funds for the Dave Brockie Foundation.
The veteran frontman goes deep into 'Constricting Rage of the Merciless,' the unique genius of late GWAR mastermind Dave Brockie and more!
The festival has gotten ever better as the Misfits and Dead Kennedys legend Jello Biafra have both been added to the GWAR-B-Q festivities.
Yesterday (June 3), we learned that GWAR vocalist Dave Brockie's cause of death was an accidental heroin overdose. The news spread quickly and garnered emotional reactions from fans around the world, one of which came from Lamb of God vocalist Randy Blythe...
According to Virginia's State Medical Examiner's Office, Dave Brockie died from acute heroin toxicity by accidental means.
Opening a restaurant was one of the dreams of late GWAR frontman Dave 'Oderus Urungus' Brockie, and you can help GWARbar with your own contributions.
GWAR lives!!! The metal world recently mourned the death of GWAR frontman and mastermind Dave Brockie while pondering the future of the intergalactic act. Now, it seems like we might have the answer, as GWAR have announced that they will perform at the fifth annual GWAR-B-Q.
Fellow measly humans, GWAR have just announced the release of a limited edition 'Throbblehead' set featuring guitarist Balsac the Jaws of Death and immortal frontman Oderus Urungus. Only 1000 of these sets will be made and a portion of the proceeds will go towards the Dave Brockie Fund.
Following the death of GWAR frontman Dave Brockie in March, the 5th annual GWAR-B-Q will still go on, and will serve as a tribute to Brockie and the iconic Oderus Urungus character he created.


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Special Sunday Edition of DSMA Live 'Rents
Bennet Dunlap and I have the pleasure of co-hosting DSMA Live Parents Talk every other Monday. This coming week, however, we have a special opportunity. We will actually physically be in the same location along with Cherise, founder and CEO of DCAF. We are taking advantage of this opportunity and moving our show to Sunday night. I hope you will be able to join us. Rather than have a scheduled guest, it's going to be our first Co-Host Edition, and perhaps we'll have some special surprise pop-in guests with us!
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The latest news, editorial and the best links will be offered on the site, which will generate revenue from cost-per-click advertising using ad-serving technology.
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Through the eyes of Kit and Kat, 5 year-old twins, we catch a glimpse of life in Holland a century ago. We follow them as they go fishing with grandfather, join their father on market day, help their mother around the house, drive the milk cart, and get new skates. The story draws to a close on St. Nicholas Day when St. Nicholas himself pays them a visit.
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Before each season, writer Bruce Feldman, now with Fox Sports, puts out his list of college football 'freaks,' players who wow with unbelievable physical tools.
Feldman released his 2014 list, complete with 20 names, and there's one Arizona State Sun Devil on it.
Offensive tackle Jamil Douglas, a redshirt senior from Cypress, Calif., comes in at number 16.
A former high school tight end, who weighed 260 pounds as a freshman four years ago, Douglas has blossomed into a standout for the Sun Devils and will become a three-year starter this fall. Now, at 6-4 and 301 pounds, he power cleans 385 pounds, squats 565 and has a body fat measurement in the teens, according to ASU coaches.
Douglas was a Second Team All-Pac-12 selection following the 2013 season when he helped the Sun Devils to a 10-4 record and a Pac-12 South title. He's been named as a preseason First Team All-Pac-12 member by Lindy's Sports Annuals and Sporting News and Second Team by Athlon Sports and Phil Steele.
Douglas, who has started 27 consecutive games for the Devils, is one of only two Pac-12 players on Feldman's list. Oregon freshman wide receiver Devon Allen, the NCAA champion in the 110-meter hurdles and a Brophy Prep graduate, was the other.
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Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ), the highest-ranking Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said Wednesday that the Obama administration sounds like it's getting its talking points on the Iran nuclear negotiations straight from the Iranians themselves.
Menendez made the comment during a hearing on the Iran nuclear talks following Tuesday's State of the Union address, in which President Barack Obama warned that he would veto any new sanctions bill Congress may put forward.
"The more I hear from the administration and its quotes, the more it sounds like talking points that come straight out of Tehran," Menendez said. "And it feeds to the Iranian narrative of victimization, when they are the ones with original sin -- an illicit nuclear weapons program going back over the course of 20 years that they are unwilling to come clean on."


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The July mission team asks for your prayers as they travel to Cazale and Mizak July 18-28.
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You might have noticed that Cribspot looks different today. We have been hard at work to continue to make the lives of renters easier. And we have few changes! Let me explain.
Introducing Cribspot Home
Since our inception, we have been obsessed with helping renters find their perfect place. We first started Cribspot in 2012 as seniors at the University of Michigan as a search engine for college housing. Our goal was to make something that our peers would find useful. We researched hundreds of different listing websites and made a map of all the different locations and prices. We expanded our services to 150 campuses and saw people from all over the US using Cribspot to find housing.
While the process of searching for housing was slowly getting better, all other aspects of the rental process still suffered. We tried to get landlords to update their listings and respond quickly to renters inquiries, but at the end of the day they didn't want another site to have to update and respond to.
We built more and more features to make lives easier for tenants, hoping that we'd reach a tipping point where more landlords would decide to invest in the tenant experience through Cribspot. We scheduled tours, collected rent, gave away free 3d tours and professional photography. But still no luck. We obsessed over improving the tenant experience, but found that most landlords were fine with the status quo.
It took a while for us to figure it out, but we were supplying all the parts of a property management company. Rather than building software for landlords that didn't care to improve their own processes, why not just become property managers ourselves? Then we'd have full control to deliver the amazing tenant experience we'd dreamed of. This is where Cribspot Home came in.
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Unfortunately, with all the new features and services in Cribspot Home, we didn't feel like we had the resources to do subletting justice. There are a lot of other amazing sites that help with sublets much better than Cribspot and have a larger community. Here are a few of our favorites:
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We finally updated cribspot.com! It has been completely revamped from the ground up. We hope that our simpler design will make it easier than ever to search, sign, and ultimately live in your next home. help make searching faster than it was with the old Cribspot! We hope you like the logo too :)
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Using its prized Corolla as the basis for a new, practical compact car, Toyota has created the fun-looking Matrix. Whether classified as a wagon or hatchback, the affordable 2003 Toyota Matrix achieves impressive small car cargo hauling and is available as a potent XRS model. Front-wheel and all-wheel drive is offered on the all-new 2003 Matrix. For the 2003 model year, the Avalon large sedan receives a minor front end styling tweak. Mild changes have also been made to the 2003 Avalon's interior trim depending on the chosen trim level. The 4Runner sport utility vehicle is bigger and bolder for 2003. The all-new Toyota 4Runner adds optional V-8 power for the first time amounting to greater torque production. A mild styling refresh provides a new grille to the Tundra. For 2003, the Tundra truck line variations are expanded through the addition of the Stepside Cab and four-door Double Cab.
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2003 Toyota Avalon
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2003 Toyota Corolla
A compact five-passenger sedan, the 2003 Toyota Corolla has a 130 hp four-cylinder engine in all three trims which earns over 30 mpg in the city and 40 mpg on the highway.
2003 Toyota Echo
The 2003 Toyota Echo is a very fuel-efficient compact car that gets well over 40 mpg on the highway and is available as a two-door or a four-door.
2003 Toyota Prius
The 2003 Toyota Prius is a compact five-passenger hybrid hatchback that has a stellar EPA estimated fuel economy rating of 52 mpg in the city and 45 mpg on the highway.


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Test Case for a Crackdown on Animal Drugs
By KEITH SCHNEIDER, Special to The New York Times
Published: April 24, 1989
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, April 21— The Federal Government has conducted a five-year investigation aimed at breaking up a nationwide black market in toxic drugs that it says contaminated beef, pork and milk.
The investigation faces a crucial test here on Tuesday when an Illinois veterinarian and a New York businessman go to trial on charges that they smuggled tons of the outlawed animal antibiotics into the United States.
Dr. Robert M. Clack, a 40-year-old veterinarian from Pittsfield, Ill., and Heinz G. Dall, an import specialist from Ossining, N.Y., were indicted by the Justice Department in November and accused of conspiring to ship truckloads of outlawed toxic drugs from Canada to animal feed manufacturers and veterinarians in the Middle West. Dr. Clack and Mr. Dall are accused of being among the largest distributors of the illegal antibiotics in the country. Possible Impact on Food Safety
The outcome of the trial, which may take a month or more to complete, could have a significant effect on the safety of meat, milk, eggs and other animal products. Government officials say that the vast majority of the nation's food supply is safe to consume but that they are concerned about the use of outlawed drugs on animals and about instances of pesticide contamination of poultry, milk and meat. Since the arrests in this case inspections have detected fewer tainted samples, which officials say means that the threat is easing.
Two of 16 drugs that Dr. Clack and Mr. Dall are charged with smuggling into the United States were prohibited from being used in any food animal. Three others were prohibited in hogs or cattle because of their toxicity.
Four of the drugs are said by the Government to be carcinogenic. And one substance, chloramphenicol, a powerful antibiotic outlawed for use in food animals, has been linked by Government scientists to life-threatening diseases in humans including nervous disorders and aplastic anemia, a leukemialike blood disorder. Even traces of chloramphenicol can cause the disorders, the Government said.
Residues of chloramphenicol and some of the other drugs that the Government considers threatening have been detected in meat throughout the 1980's, according to the Department of Agriculture. In recent months, though, the number of detections has dropped in some meat products, particularly in veal, a sign that the prosecution of the smuggling case is having an effect, the Agriculture Department said. Trade Spurred in 1980's
The trade in illegal antibiotics was spurred in the 1980's by a host of economic trends in agriculture, chief among them the practice on American farms of confining hundreds of infection-prone cattle and hogs together in production houses and feeding pens.
Such a practice, encouraged by agricultural universities and packing houses as a means of saving labor and cutting costs, is virtually impossible to sustain without administering antibiotics to the animals. Small amounts of antibiotics mixed into feed and water help young animals grow faster and stay healthier. Large doses in pills and injections are needed to treat sick animals.
A second factor in the illegal trade was veterinarians, whose incomes were based in large part on the volume of drugs they sold. Veterinarians commonly earned their fees by charging farmers $1 a mile for the one-way trip to the farm plus the markup on any drugs they administered. ''In some cases, half of a veterinarian's income came from drug sales,'' said Dr. L. Kirk Clark, a veterinarian at Purdue University in Lafayette, Ind., and president of the American Association of Swine Practitioners.
A third factor was the economic crisis in agriculture in the 1980's, which gave farmers more incentive to seek cheaper drugs and pressured veterinarians to cut their drug costs. Prosecutions in Several States
Since 1984, 4 companies and 22 people in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Missouri, and California have pleaded guilty or have been convicted of selling and distributing illegal animal drugs, according to the Justice Department.
''We are trying to eliminate one of the most serious threats to the American food supply,'' said Dr. Gerald B. Guest, director of the Center for Veterinary Medicine at the Food and Drug Administration in Rockville, Md. Dr. Guest said Mr. Dall and Dr. Clack are accused of trafficking in some of the most dangerous drugs known to animal agriculture.
If Dr. Clack is convicted of all 19 counts of conspiracy, smuggling, making false statements and other violations, the maximum penalty could be 75 years in jail and fines of $4.75 million. Mr. Dall could receive a maximum sentence of 64 years and $3.5 million in fines if he is convicted of 14 counts of conspiracy, smuggling and other crimes, the Justice Department said. Claim the Drugs Are Safe
Mr. Dall and Dr. Clack could not be reached for comment. But in court papers they said they were innocent. They said the case would turn on whether the Government was exceeding its authority in restricting sales of animal drugs imported from Europe and Asia. And they said some of these drugs, like penicillin, are less expensive than the same products manufactured by American pharmaceutical companies. Europe has banned meat imported from the United States that was raised with synthetic growth hormones, but the antibiotics, in most cases, are legal in Europe.


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Bushido, literally "the Way of the Warrior" in the language of Hachiman, is a code of honour and behaviour upheld by the Samurai.
If a Samurai falls short of the strict demands of this code repeatedly, e.g. cowardice or rudeness, Bushido demands his suicide or "seppuku".
In the Fighting Fantasy gamebook, Sword of the Samurai, this is represented by the player's honour score.[1]
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I used to be one of those gamers that wouldn't play a 'casual game'…too cool for them…yeah, you know what I mean…admit it. Hexage was not even on my gamer radar until I joined the crew here at App Store Arcade. Well, now I'm reviewing my third Hexage game and find myself singing the praises of Hexage. The newest ditty is about Everlands, an oh-so-cute take on the hex board game formula.
Everlands is a turn-based strategy game where you place tiles in an effort to conquer the majority of the board by healing the animals infected by the evil spawn. Each tile offers different abilities and values that can really change the gameplay (ex. multiple bees can be placed in one turn while the turtle can heel surrounding teammates). Understanding how each tile works is taught to you in each level so you never feel overwhelmed. If you forget the special abilities of the tile, you can just click on it and it tells you. Now, where it gets tricky is once a piece is defeated, they will join who ever defeated them, but can be defeated again and swap sides yet again. (These are opportunistic little fellas). But the ability to reintroduce these pieces keeps the levels fresh.
Jumping into Everlands can be tough. So Hexage was very smart and included two things to help you out. The tutorial: Do not skip this! This is extremely well done and one of the best tutorials I have come across. You WILL understand the basics of the game if you pay attention. Besides offering the great tutorial, they also included a 'help' button that places a tile logically (most of the time). If you get stumped use this, but make sure it makes sense. Later in the game becomes very tough and sometimes I will use this as a suggestion. Do question the suggestion though, because you can at times make a much better move.
The presentation is even better then I thought. My fiance hates games but witnessed me playing Everlands on my iPad and was drawn in by the cute graphics and somewhat easy to explain gameplay. "Hmmm I don't like killing animals" she said. I responded with "you're not killing them you're curing them". She liked that, no violence. She still hates games, but likes Everlands. Go figure. How many games do you know that the presentation can change an opinion for the better in an instant. If you want to play a game that your friend or significant other won't look down upon–play Everlands, their opinion may just bend a little. It's oh-so-cute, nonviolent, and very family friendly.
iPhone/iPad vs Mac
Hands down this is an easy one. If it wasn't for the iPhone/iPad version the score may have taken a small hit. Everlands is touch friendly and the UI is great to navigate.
Now for a little rambling…
Porting touch games doesn't always equal a great formula. Touch= mouse clicks= not always a great thing. The Mac UI is just annoying and doesn't translate well– not horrible…just not good. Playing one turn makes you click a minimum of 3-5 clicks and that's without changing your mind. If you want to scroll through your pieces click and drag the mouse (yeah more clicking). *click**click**click**click**click**click**click*oh wait I want to place this piece instead *click**click**click**click**click**click**click**click*. Slightly exaggerating but you get the idea. I don't want my mouse flying across clicking the whole entire screen. I would love to be able to minimize the mouse by using arrow keys to scroll the bottom pieces and use the return key to end my turn instead of hitting the button in the upper right hand screen– ending rant now…done. Oh yeah grab the iPhone or iPad version (HD looks great) if you have the option. If you can't then the Mac version is still great, the only problem is the UI, don't get me started again. Can I get another coffee over here? Coffee!
Bottom Line:
If your lame like me and avoid 'casual games' you're making a very stupid mistake. This is a must if you play games while waiting in line for your latte or looking for a good take-turns multiplayer game.


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Ask Us is for readers who want to take charge of their well-being, support a friend or loved one, find good help, or just learn more about mental health and substance use. Here, the information and resource experts at HeretoHelp will answer the questions that we're asked most often. We`ll offer tips and information, and we`ll connect you with help in BC, Canada. If you have a question you'd like to ask, email us at firstname.lastname@example.com, tweet @heretohelpbc, or log in to HeretoHelp and post a comment on this page.
'Mental health' and 'mental illness' are increasingly being used as if they mean the same thing, but they do not. Everyone has mental health, just like everyone has health. As the World Health Organization famously says, "There is no health without mental health." In the course of a lifetime, not all people will experience a mental illness, but everyone will struggle or have a challenge with their mental well-being (i.e., their mental health) just like we all have challenges with our physical well-being from time to time.
When we talk about mental health, we're talking about our mental well-being: our emotions, our thoughts and feelings, our ability to solve problems and overcome difficulties, our social connections, and our understanding of the world around us.
A mental illness is an illness the affects that way people think, feel, behave, or interact with others. There are many different mental illnesses, and they have different symptoms that impact peoples' lives in different ways.
Health isn't like an on/off switch. There are different degrees of health. People move on a continuum ranging from great or good health to so-so health to poor health to illness or disability. For example, some people have good health and have no problems going about their lives. Some people experience serious health problems, and their poor health has a very negative impact on their life. Some people have serious health problems that last for a long time, and others have serious health problems that resolve very quickly. Many people fall somewhere in the middle—they're generally in good health, though the occasional problem may come up. Mental health is the same way.
Just as someone who feels unwell may not have a serious illness, people may have poor mental health without a mental illness. We all have days where we feel a bit down, or stressed out, or overwhelmed by something that's happening in our lives. An important part of good mental health is the ability to look at problems or concerns realistically. Good mental health isn't about feeling happy and confident 100% of time and ignoring any problems. It's about living and coping well despite problems.
Just as it's possible to have poor mental health but no mental illness, it's entirely possible to have good mental health even with a diagnosis of a mental illness. That's because mental illnesses (like other health problems) are often episodic, meaning there are times ('episodes') of ill health and times of better or good health.
With the right supports and tools, anyone can live well—however they define well—and find meaning, contribute to their communities, and work towards their goals.
Where can I learn more?
- Wellness issue of Visions Journal
- HeretoHelp's mental well-being screening self-test
- Wellness Module One: Mental Health Matters
- Mental Illnesses info sheet
- Tips for Good Mental Health booklet in plain language for lower-literacy readers
- What is a mental illness? Booklet in plain language for lower-literacy leaders


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Students Get Priority Invites to Google Voice
Students Receiving Priority Invites to Google Voice
Good news for students who are aching to jump on the Google Voice train: Google announced this morning that it'll be fast-tracking student requests for access to Google Voice. All you have to do is send your request from the student-mandated request portal and plug in your school-issued .edu email address to get an invite in as little as 24 hours.
Google Voice has plenty of benefits for students and nonstudents alike, including a centralized phone number you can take with you anywhere, visual voicemail that's delivered to your inbox, and free texting to any number. Plus, Palm and iPhone users can get a free app right on their phone (the same app that comes already stocked on the Nexus One).


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Transfers for Jan. 2-6
Constance St. 1239-41: $449,000, Deborah M. Henson to Shanna Anice Fliszar Gray, Shanna Fliszar Gray and William James Gray III.
Erato St. 4007-09; S. White St. 1227; S. White St. 1241: $485,000, Klein Investments LLC to Women Under Study LLC.
Erato St. 4104-06: $80,000, Denita Henderson to CR Property Development.
Lafayette St. 921: $415,000, Rene Dauterive III to Kahn and Swick Real Estate Enterprises and Madison Kahn.
Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. 1814: $125,000, 1814 MLK LLC to MMVNS LLC.
Race St. 1020-1022: $916,101, Coliseum Development LLC to 1020 Race LLC.
S. Clark St. 425: donation, no value stated, Dennis B. Williamson, Marc Ramler Williamson and Ronda G. Williamson to Martha Gail Williamson.
S. Broad St. 123: $390,000, Babington Properties LP to Family Group Investment LLC.
S. Pierce St. 513-15: $145,000, Randazzle Properties LLC to Christina E. Conforto Fawaz and Sahid Fawaz.
St. Charles St. 913-15: donation, no value stated, GNOF Building LLC to Greater New Orleans Foundation.
SALE: $1,000, Fathers of The Blessed Sacrament Province of St. Ann to 305 Baronne LLC.
Ada Place 5610: donation, no value stated, Chad Peter Simonson to Meran Cormier Simonson.
Bienville St. 2742: $106,000, Margaret R. Wilkes to Antonine House LLC.
Colbert St. 5867-69: $295,000, Philip H. Anselmo to Lichtl Development Co.
David St. 515-17: $289,000, Helena Kahan Thomas to Jonathan T. Fogarty.
Decatur St. 113-115; Decatur St. 117-119: $10,725, Bluegreen Louisiana LLC to Vacation Trust Inc.
Decatur St. 113-115; Decatur St. 119: $12,155, Bluegreen Louisiana LLC to Vacation Trust Inc.
Decatur St. 113-115; Decatur St. 117-119; Decatur St. 121-123; Decatur St. 125-127: $46,275, Bluegreen Louisiana LLC to Vacation Trust Inc.
Decatur St. 121-123: $19,950, Bluegreen Louisiana LLC to Vacation Trust Inc.
Decatur St. 125-127: $10,725, Bluegreen Louisiana LLC to Vacation Trust Inc.
Decatur St. 125-127: $78,350, Bluegreen Louisiana LLC to Vacation Trust Inc.
Decatur St. 125-127: $96,950, Bluegreen Louisiana LLC to Vacation Trust Inc.
Decatur St. 125-127: $19,560, Bluegreen Louisiana LLC to Vacation Trust Inc.
Decatur St. 125-127: $22,150, Bluegreen Louisiana LLC to Vacation Trust Inc.
Decatur St. 125-127: $56,550, Bluegreen Louisiana LLC to Vacation Trust Inc.
Decatur St. 125-127: $28,120, Bluegreen Louisiana LLC to Vacation Trust Inc.
Decatur St. 125-127: $65,951.25, Bluegreen Louisiana LLC to Vacation Trust Inc.
Decatur St. 121-123: $12,750, Bluegreen Louisiana LLC to Vacation Trust Inc.
Decatur St. 125-127: $62,510, Bluegreen Louisiana LLC to Vacation Trust Inc.
Decatur St. 125-127: $13,568.70, Bluegreen Louisiana LLC to Vacation Trust Inc.
Dumaine St. 1916: $309,000, Francois Rene Julien Debaere and Sabine Petra Scheckel Cassan to Carolyn Parra.
Hidalgo St. 919: donation, no value stated, Susan S. Doussan Ewbank to Philip J. Ewbank.
Jade St. 7424: $455,000, Paul A. Riehl to Andrea C. Castillo Arnoult and Gabriel W. Arnoult.
Middle Park Place 139: $299,900, Adrian Camille Pere to Anna Leblanc Antonatos and Craig William Antonatos.
N. Lopez St. 119-21: $250,000, Jose A. Perez to 11921 North Lopez Street LLC.
N. Tonti St. 817/819: $71,000, Desi Wilson to Andrea J. Chambers Peters, Christopher J. Giveans and Kimberly P. Giveans.
Orleans Ave. 408; Orleans Ave. 410: $608,000, Pinials LLC to Murtuza Juzar Ali.
Porteous St. 1001-1003; Porteous St. 851-853: $260,000, George F. Sins Jr. and Janet Garrett Sins to Michael S. Ricci and Monique Rodrigue Ricci.
Royal St. 1125: $375,000, Kathleen Brandt Chagnard Revocable Trust to Stephen Thomas Lumley Babin and Tom David Babin Lumley.
St. Ann St. 719: $360,000, Gary W. Poirrier, Sharon Spann Poirrier to Francisco Saad and William Stiehl.
St. Philip St. 2544-46: $217,400, Fiona Durcan Fortuna and George M. Fortuna to Gks Properties LLC.
:$1,158,940.39, HRI Investments LLC to 1601 Orleans LLC.
:$1,612,438.80, HRI Investments LLC to 1508 Orleans LLC.
Arcadia Lane 7920-22: $125,000, Loga Family III LLC to Zakiyyah A. Abdul Alee.
Baccich St. 6124-6126: $157,000, Rose Mary Gillam Hernandez and Rose Mary Gillam Simms to Angana Chakraborty.
Burgundy St. 2009-11: $650,000, Kenneth J. Caron to Nola Financial Services LLC.
Claude Ave. 3408-10-14; St. Claude Ave. 3416-18; St. Claude Ave. 3420-22: $227,000, John Hale Burns and Lisa Garrett Burns to Michael Christopher Romano.
Chevy Chase Drive 10101: $150,000, Rbm Inc. to Patricia Ann Sykes.
Claridge Court 7268: $80,000, Christenina Webb and Deninah Goodwin Webb to Tien Van Nguyen.
Clematis Ave. 4079: $50,000, Harold Varnado to HK & M. Developers LLC.
Coronado Drive 4619: $130,000, June Marquer Harrold to Isis B. Miller Cwumasi.
Curran Road 14068: $99,000, Robert Emanuel Brown to Ryan J. Daffer.
Desire St. 1440: $26,000, James Curtis Hicks, Richard Barnard Hicks, Terrence Colin Hicks Jr. and Tommie Hicks to Xk8 LLC.
Devine St. 7732: $32,000, Amadee Garibaldi Jr. and Lolita Toppins Garibaldi to Send Investment Group LLC.
Dinkins St. 9001: $130,000, Anthony Picot Jr. to Willie Howard III.
Dreux Ave. 2415: $18,000, Gregg C. Molinario to Emile Hurst Jr.
Esplanade Ave. 405: $3,000, Patricia Snyder to Jane A. Wellman and Thomas R. Wellman.
Fort Macomb Road 4501: $80,000, Wesley M. Bryant to Keith J. Hosli.
Glengary Road 6881: $184,900, Shantel Jenkins White to Glenn P. Bozant and Kim Meilleur Rose.
Hauck Drive 4950: $83,334, Associates Home Equity Services Inc., Citifinancial Mortgage Company Inc. and Citimortgage Inc. to Christiana Trust A. Division of Wilmington Savings Fund Society Fsb As trustee of Normandy Mortgage Loan Trust Series 2013 9.
Independence St. 2041-2043: $95,000, Miriam Marie Winding Gibson and Miriam Winding Gibson to Linda R. Paisant and Linda Reed Paisant.
Louisa St. 1205: $90,000, Claude Joseph Carbo Jr. and Rosina Dickerson Carbo to Iron Triangle Development LLC.
Mackenzie St. 7825: $87,500, Alexander Rounds III, Alexander Rounds Jr., Joe Etta Rounds, Mary Joseph London and Michael Rounds to Troy Renee Johnson Fletcher.
Maid Marion Drive 4930: $48,000, Shabi Investments LLC to Kevin Dernell Johnson.
Marais St. 1714-16: $39,000, Ayjaun Tadlock, Catherine Tadlock Allen, Geraldine Tadlock Coats and Roosevelt Tadlock to Mobxxiii LLC.
Marais St. 3044-46: $50,000, Urban Family Redemption Ministries to Maraisville LLC.
Mayo Boulevard 7001: donation, no value stated, Laura Lewis Gutierrez to Jerry R. Patrick.
Means Ave. 7511: $199,900, April Miles Lawrence and Troy Lawrence to Joseph Bates Jr., Mechele Bates, Mechele Moore Bates and Mechele Moore Elam.
Music St. 1334-1336: $170,000, Joto Investments Inc. to Collin Ryan Kelly and Leslie Rivas Kelly.
Myrtle St. 2668: $21,000, CBG Asset Management LLC to Donald Warning.
N. Easterlyn Circle 11433: donation, no value stated, James E. Blackwell to Karen D. Foster and Mark A. Foster.
N. Galvez St. 1215: $335,000, Galen Forrest Marquis to Justin Han Yee Lui.
N. Galvez St. 1527-1529: $75,000, David M. Luke, Harold P. Luke III, Harold P. Luke Jr., Jude A. Luke, Maria A. Luke Jones, Vervian Luke Watson to T.&T. Rental Property LLC.
N. Johnson St. 2313: $100,000, Lionel L. Fascio Jr. to Jonathan Daniel Bastreghi Morsch.
N. Lake Carmel Drive 12501: $215,000, Uv Solo Trust to Janikah Miles Conway and Roy Conway.
N. Rampart St. 3614: $619,000, 3614 N. Rampart LLC to Nola Invest I. LLC and Real Core Nola LLC.
Paris Ave. 5711: $184,900, Grace Key Rollins and Isiah R. Rollins to Paris 5711 LLC.
Pauline St. 1507-09: $81,000, Tonie M. Williams St. to T.&T. Rental Property LLC.
Pressburg St. 1473: $426,500, Jeffrey Dean Davis Jr. to Lesley Simpson Melancon and Stephen E. Melancon.
Rhodes Drive 4404: donation, no value stated, Walter Manuel Gomes to New Orleans Area Habitat For Humanity Inc.
Spain St. 1733-35: $105,000, Gerald P. Pitalo and Michelle Weaver Pitalo to Kristyn L. Patterson.
St. Anthony St. 1338-40: $178,834, Justine Simpson to New Orleans Affordable Housing Initiative Trust.
St. Ferdinand Drive 5075: $168,000, Jodee G. Troup to Bernadette T. Hebert and Harold B. Monroe.
St. Maurice Ave. 418: $75,000, Nettie J. Carson to Donna Jean Tesi Lafferty.
Sumpter St. 1817: $235,000, R2H Investments LLC to Steven Maurice Strowder.
Tara Lane 6800: $98,352, JP Morgan Chase Bank National Association and JP Morgan Chase Bank National Association to Diplomat Property Manager LLC.
Touro St. 1639-41: $12,500, Gloria Sevalia Perriatt to ICM Investments LLC.
Touro St. 4526: $267,000, Irma Apolo Coronel to Maurice Williams and Theresa Perkins Williams.
Trafalgar St. 3137: $110,000, Road Home Solutions LLC to Ryan Anthony Bergeron.
Urquhart St. 2312: $134,000, Baudilio Bu and Vilma B. Santos Bu to Sandra Lee Anderson.
Van Ave. 4342: $194,000, and also LLC to William Carter Bryant.
Virgil Boulevard 3830: donation, no value stated, Deanne Theresa Franklin to Jesse Franklin Jr.
Warrington Drive 5511: $277,500, R2H Investments LLC to Brandi Jenkins Alexander and Eric V. Alexander.
Wright Road 4667: $139,900, Jannalyn Frank Peters to Crystal Ann Walker.
Wright Road 4836: $46,200, Charlene Mack Johnson, Debra K. Mack, Dianna Spencer Pope, Donald Renarda Mack, Freddie Watson Jr., Iris Marie Mack, Irvin Watson, Noreene Mack Bostick, Pamela Mack Alexander, Robert Timothy Mack, Ronald Vincent Mack, Stanton Watson, Wilhelmina Mack Conrad and Willie Mack III to Martha M. Maldonado Zavala.
Eighth St. 1302: $1,175,000, Corinna Franks Robinson and Elizabeth Ferchaud Franks to Quarter Moon Properties LLC.
Fourth St. 2204-2206; Fourth St. 2213-2215: donation, no value stated, Alfred W. Johnson to Renaldo A. Robinson.
Oretha Castle Haley Blvd. 1810-12: $170,000, Clear Head Inc. to SMS Development LLC.
St. Thomas St. 2528-32: $630,000, Ritz Holdings LLC to Andrew Douglas Graham and Julia Ellison Graham.
Seventh St. 1731-33: $150,000, Stacey McMaster Henderson to Albert V. Walsh.
Seventh St. 2041: $165,000, Jericho Road Episcopal Housing Initiative LLC to Lisa Tran Nguyen.
Washington Ave. 2605: $320,000, Coastal Development Group Inc. to Jon Wesley Smith and Lori Baudin Smith.
Belleville St. 415: $255,000, Robert Shawn Thornton to Kevin R. Clark and Meaghan P. Clark.
Farragut St. 1344: $57,000, First Choice Housing Investment Fund III LLC to Gae Lynne Jourdan Knight.
Gen. Collins 2968: $207,250, 2 Hundred Properties LLC to Drew T. Armstead.
Greenspoint Drive 3016: $65,000, Lester H. Toups and Sally Toups Marold to Danielle Turner Warrick and Winfred Warrick.
Halsey Ave. 2050: $114,000, Julia Ortega Ruth Berniard to Bruce Reed.
Hyman Place 3324: $84,000, JPMorgan Chase Bank National Association to Brionne Janee Stewart.
Lang St. 3527: $196,000, Regina Benton Powe to Michelle A. Beaty Gullage.
Majestic Place 709-711: $41,000, La 23 Investments LLC to Carlos Sevilla.
Patterson Road 4707: $349,900, Michael Francis Cotter to Derek C. Moody.
River Oaks Drive 3512: $61,000, Gerald F. Faulkner and Nellwyn Tierney Faulkner to Real Estate Remedies LLC.
River Oaks Drive 3512: $67,000, Real Estate Remedies LLC to Zachary J. Bennett.
Tall Pines Drive 3701: $140,000, Angela Lourdes Rodriguez and Sergio Rodriguez to Nedal and Sons Inc.
Vespasian Blvd. 3522: $20,000, Catherine Alexander Blankenship, Deborah Elizabeth Mutz Abadie and Steven R. Mutz to Romey Parnell Smith Jr.
Woodland Drive 4479: $40,000, Brenda Carr Dunton to Derek G. Burgess.
Aline St. 901: $250,000, Frances K. Crochet to Emma Elisabeth Cole.
Amelia St. 1919: $275,000, Archie Lee Tate and Coslie Wright Tate to David C. Simon and Jamie Pulford Simon.
Annunciation St. 3654: $348,250, Daniel D. Gisclair to Konrad D. Kantor.
Arabella St. 716-18: $520,000, Lacey Lynn Sullivan McNorton and Rhett Devlin McNorton to Laura Ellen Bratton.
Broadway St. 411: $100, Earl R. Lecorgne Jr. and Grace Phillips Parker Lecorgne to Penny Selber Autenreith and Robert H. Autenreith.
Constance St. 4601: $320,000, Donald Edward Irwin Jr. and Jason William Irwin to Oxbow Court LLC.
Jefferson Ave. 2807: donation, no value stated, Musheer Christopher James Robinson to Donna Marie Robinson.
Laurel St. 3251-55: $625,000, David A. Parker II and James K. Dart Parker to Craig D. Ball.
Laurel St. 4724: $400,000, Bethany Ewald Bultman and Ellis J. Bultman to Lucas A. Anderson and Melissa A. Kossick Anderson.
Louisiana Ave. 2333-35: $370,000, Crystal Baumann to Jason L. Kallina and Kristi Arrington Kallina.
Marengo St. 1831: $1,004,550, Eva Sjoberg Lamothe, Michele Trivigno Runningen, Patrick Trivigno and Stephen Trivigno to Judy Kamman Hendel and Robert Charles Hendel.
Marengo St. 2409-11: $221,198, Eagle Investments Inc. to Plt Investments LLC.
Milan St. 2814: $276,500, MLM Renovations LLC to Jose A. Elfaghi.
Robert St. 2500-02: $229,000, Kim M. Burns to Matthew L. Eskins.
S. Claiborne Ave. 5410-5416: $375,000, Abdulrahman Zeitoun and Kathryn Richmond Zeitoun to Brittany Lindsey and Robin Lindsey.
Soniat St. 1535: $1,505,000, Clinton W. Coldren to Sarah A. Longshore.
Tchoupitoulas St. 3987: $137,000, Mci2 LLC to Lisa Marie Boe Salmon and Rene Juan Salmon.
22nd St. 328: $550,000, Jarred M. Tolar and Kristen Roth Tolar to Melissa Fett Jordan and Phillip Curtis Jordan.
Dublin St. 1511: $205,250, Crystal Lee Burke Khalili to James Amodeo.
Jeannette St. 8522-8524: $155,000, Charles Fair and Joyce Williams Fair to Rebecca Otten.
Lake Marina Ave. 318: $145,000, Edward Thomas Fakier and Mark Hanson Fakier to Melissa Stahl Anderson and Susan Iris Stahl.
Leonidas St. 3314: $13,000, Lakeisha Thurman, Laney Ray Williams Sr., Sherry Williams Wilkerson and William H. Thurman to M&M Housing Enterprise LLC.
Lowerline St. 326: $379,000, Chandra Valipe to John E. Fowle.
Millaudon St. 153: $241,000, Mitchell L. James to Cartpath LLC.
Palm St. 8814: $16,500, Crescent Home Buyers LLC to Curtis & Co. LLC.
Pritchard Place 8324: $295,000, Christopher S. Kohl and Marti Schenk Kohl to Donna Kay Campbell.
Spruce St. 8217-19: $303,000, Pair of Sox Inc. Profit Sharing Plan to Ya Ya Nation LLC.


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By Nigel H. Mendez, Esq., Carlson & Associates, Ltd.
This column is comprised of questions that have been posed to me by homeowners, property managers and related professionals regarding legal issues that they have encountered with respect to their associations. Discussion of these questions, as well as prior questions, can be found on the CAI-MN LinkedIn page:
I live in a condominium that does not allow pets. The owner next door to me has a cat. I have complained to the board, but they refuse to do anything. How do I get the board to enforce our rules?
This is a tough situation. Although you state you live in a "no pets" condominium, there are federal laws that would permit a resident to have an animal living in the unit. I say animal and not "pet" since under the Fair Housing Act, residents, in limited situations, are able to have animals even in "no pet" buildings. These animals are not pets. If your neighbor has been granted a reasonable accommodation from the ban on pets, the board may be restricted in how much information they can provide to you. I would recommend that you ask the board if an accommodation has been granted to the owner. If they respond yes, then you know that is what is happening here.
A resident can be granted an accommodation if they are disabled under the FHA definition. A disability is defined as a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities. Such an individual can request that the board allow them to have an animal reside in the unit. There must be a nexus between the support that the animal provides and the disability, but the animal does not have to be trained in any formal manner.
While an accommodation may have been granted, the animal must not become a safety issue or nuisance for the other association residents. In your case, I presume that the cat is not constantly barking or behaving in a threatening manner towards others. However, if the resident had an accommodation for a dog, it might be a different story. If an animal allowed into the association does become a problem for other owners, the board should work with the resident to ensure that residents are safe and not unreasonably disturbed — this may require removing the offending animal from the property and allowing the resident to obtain a different animal to support his/her disability.
If it turns out that the animal is not related to an accommodation granted by the board, you can resort to legal action to force compliance. Minn. Stat. §515B.4-116 provides that owners in an association governed by MCIOA may sue either the association or any other homeowner to force compliance. In addition, the court may award reasonable attorney fees and cost of litigation to the prevailing party.
I am the newly elected secretary of my association. What do I have to include in the meeting minutes?
Congratulations! Meeting minutes provide a record of what occurred for homeowners who were not present at board meetings and meetings of the members. Your bylaws may provide guidance on what is required to be included in the minutes. If so, be sure to follow those requirements. Minutes are not meant to be a full recap of the entire meeting, but more a record of what was accomplished at the meeting. This means that discussion on a vote taken is not recorded, but the issue voted on, along with the outcome of the vote, must be detailed. Some minutes will contain the main arguments for or against a vote, but that is not required. Likewise, you are not required to indicate which individuals voted for or against the issue, but you must indicate how many votes were cast in support and against the proposal.
All minutes should include the location, time and date of the meeting, who was in attendance (for a board meeting include which directors were absent), when the next meeting will be held (if known), and what time the meeting adjourned. The rest of the minutes should list each topic discussed at the meeting, proposals that were made, and any votes that were taken. If there are action items to be worked on before the next meeting, those can be included as well.
Your role as secretary is that of a scrivner. You are there to record history, not to make history. As such, you should refrain from inserting your opinions on issues. If you voted against a motion that passed, you should not comment that this "was a bad thing for the association to approve!" While your job is to draft the minutes, the entire board should vote to approve or amend the minutes at the next meeting. This helps to ensure that the minutes are an accurate reflection of what occurred at the meeting.
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Cynthia Rylant has earned both loyal readers and critical praise for her simple yet evocative works. Children's Literature Review applauded Rylant's "straightforward approach, economical yet lyrical language, and ability to express powerful emotions with restraint." She has received numerous awards and recognitions for her work, including two Newbery Honor Books (A Fine White Dust, 1987; Missing May, 1993); two Boston Globe/Horn Book Honor Books (The Relatives Came, 1985; Appalachia: The Voices of Sleeping Birds, 1991); and a Boston Globe Horn Book Award for Missing May (1993).
Critics have also praised the gentle but honest way that Rylant discusses difficult subjects, such as aging and the loss of a loved one. Commenting on A Fine White Dust for the Wilson Library Bulletin, Frances Bradbury said "The crafting of delicate subjects is . . . beautifully illustrated. Publishers Weekly called A Blue-Eyed Daisy, a coming-of-age tale about an eleven year-old Appalachian girl "an exquisite novel, written with love." Perhaps the Children's Literature Review best summed up Rylant's sincere and compassionate touch: "She stresses the importance of family and all living things. Despite the inclusion of such themes as loneliness, fear, or betrayal, her works ultimately convey understanding and hope.Back to Top
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Henry and Mudge in the Green Time
Henry and Mudge under the Yellow Moon
Henry and Mudge in the Sparkle Days
Henry and Mudge and the Forever Sea
Henry and Mudge Get the Cold Shivers
Henry and Mudge and the Happy Cat
Henry and Mudge and the Bedtime Thumps
Henry and Mudge Take the Big Test
Henry and Mudge and the Long Weekend
Henry and Mudge and the Wild Wind
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Henry and Mudge and the Sneaky Crackers
Henry and Mudge and the Starry Night
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A Fine White Dust (novel)
Children of Christmas: Stories for the Season
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Bless Us All: A Child's Yearbook of Blessings
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Mr. Putter and Tabby Take the Train
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The High Rise Private Eyes: The Case of the Climbing Cat
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Mr. Putter and Tabby Feed the Fish
The Great Gracie Chase
Wedding Flowers
Old Town in the Green Groves
Little Whistle's Medicine
Mr. Putter and Tabby Catch the Cold
Good Morning Sweetie and Other Poems for Little Children
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Antonucci, Ron. A Talk with 1993 Newbery Medallist Cynthia Rylant. School Library Journal. May 1993. pp.26.
Cooper, Irene. The Booklist Interview: Cynthia Rylant. Booklist. June 1, 1993. pp.1840.
Cynthia Rylant: A Quiet Craft. Publishers' Weekly. July 21, 1997. pp.178.
Meet the Author: Cynthia Rylant. Instructor. April 1994. pp.60.
Silvey, Anita. An Interview with Cynthia Rylant. Horn Book Magazine. Nov-Dec 1987. pp. 694.
Ward, Diane. Cynthia Rylant. Horn Book Magazine. July 1993. pp.420.Back to Top


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16. Eric Lindros, NYR vs ATL, Nov 18th, 1st season, 12th career.
17. Mark Parrish, NYI vs ANA, Nov 24th, 2nd season, 3rd career.
18. Mariusz Czerkawski, NYI vs WAS, Nov 27th, 1st season, 4th career.
19. Sami Kapanen, CAR at TOR, Nov 27th, 1st season, 3rd career.
20. Gary Roberts, TOR at NYR, Dec 6th, 1st season, 12th career.
21. Eric Daze, CHI vs NYI, Dec 7th, 1st season, 3rd career.
22. Martin Havlat, OTT vs PHO, Dec 13th, 1st season, 2nd career.
23. Petr Tenkrat, NAS vs CHI, Dec 15th, 1st season, 1st career.
24. Erik Cole, CAR vs ATL, Dec 21st, 1st season, 1st career.
25. Eric Daze, CHI at OTT, Dec 31st, 2nd season, 4th career.
26. Bill Guerin, BOS at CAR, Jan 2nd, 1st season, 2nd career.
27. Alexei Kovalev, PIT vs NYR, Jan 5th, 3rd season, 9th career.
28. Cory Stillman, STL vs DAL, Jan 5th, 1st season, 3rd career.
29. Joe Thornton, BOS vs WAS, Jan 5th, 1st season, 2nd career.
30. x-Jiri Dopita, PHI vs ATL, Jan 8th, 1st season, 1st career.
31. Oleg Petrov, MON vs PHI, Jan 14th, 1st season, 1st career.
32. Paul Kariya, ANA vs NAS, Jan 14th, 1st season, 6th career.
33. Zdeno Ciger, TAM at NJD, Jan 15th, 1st season, 1st career.
34. Aleksey Morozov, PIT at CGY, Jan 17th, 1st season, 2nd career.
35. x-Pascal Rheaume, ATL at FLA, Jan 19th, 1st season, 1st career.
36. Yanic Perreault, MON at FLA, Jan 21st, 1st season, 4th career.
37. Jeff Toms, NYR vs BOS, Jan 23rd, 1st season, 1st career.
38. Espen Knutsen, COB vs SAN, Jan 24th, 1st season, 1st career.
39. Brett Hull, DET at STL, Jan 26th, 1st season, 31st career.
40. Markus Naslund, VAN vs NAS, Jan 28th, 2nd season, 6th career.
41. Alexei Yashin, NYI at NYR, Jan 30th, 1st season, 7th career.
42. Marc Savard, CGY vs DET, Jan 30th, 1st season, 2nd career.
43. Bill Guerin, BOS at COB, Feb 4th, 2nd season, 3rd career.
44. Paul Kariya, ANA vs PHI, Feb 6th, 2nd season, 7th career.
45. Radim Vrbata, COL at MIN, Feb 8th, 1st season, 1st career.
46. Zigmund Palffy, LOS at PHO, Feb 8th, 1st season, 8th career.
47. Jason Arnott, NJD vs BUF, Feb 10th, 1st season, 3rd career.
48. Eric Lindros, NYR vs PHI, Mar 2nd, 2nd season, 13th career.
49. Simon Gagne, PHI at NYR, Mar 2nd, 1st season, 1st career.
50. Jarome Iginla, CGY at NYR, Mar 4th, 1st season, 1st career.
51. Marian Gaborik, MIN vs COB, Mar 10th, 2nd season, 2nd career.
52. Peter Bondra, WAS vs EDM, Mar 10th, 1st season, 18th career.
53. Todd Bertuzzi, VAN at NYR, Mar 19th, 1st season, 2nd career.
54. Steven Reinprecht, COL vs ATL, Apr 3rd, 1st season, 1st career.
55. Patrick Marleau, SAN vs DET, Apr 6th, 1st season, 1st career.
56. Markus Naslund, VAN vs LOS, Apr 11th, 3rd season, 7th career.
57. Glen Murray, BOS vs PIT, Apr 13th, 1st season, 3rd career.
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My husband and I went down to Monroe, LA on a Friday nite to attend an event at the Civic Center but before I could go to the event I got very sick with the stomach bug. I was up all nite sick at my stomach. At 12 pm checkout time, I was still very sick and could not ride 1 1/2 hours home to El Dorado, AR. I was originally staying Friday nite only at the TownePlace Suites by Marriott but they had already booked the room I was staying in for Saturday nite. The staff at the TownePlace Suites helped my husband find an available room at the Residence Inn, which was only a short distance down from the TownePlace. The Residence Inn staff had the room ready quickly so that I could be transported from one hotel to the other without delay. The room was nice, clean, very comfortable and made me feel alot better. On Sunday, I was feeling better and could make the trip home, several of the staff inquired about me which made us feel like we were not just a guest because they had not even seen or met me and they were asking about my well being. Even though it was not the best weekend healthwise, the staff and accomodations made it better to be sick away from home. I would highly recommend either of these hotels to stay when in Monroe, LA.
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