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Youth hockey event in Richland highlighted by Pens prospects
Packing their own helmets, mouth guards and shin pads, more than 30 children recently played dek hockey with the Pittsburgh Penguins in Richland Community Park.
The youngsters also brought a ton of awe.
"It was nice to meet the Penguins players," Cohen Benik, 8, said after playing in a brief scrimmage coached by a handful of college-age Penguins prospects.
The one-period match capped a 60-minute, free hockey clinic for children ages 5 to 12 sponsored by the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation.
Isabella Chiaramonte, 5, of Richland, attended the clinic with her brother, Anthony, 10.
"She plays for the baby Pens down at Harmarville," said Heather Chiaramonte, Isabella's mother.
Isabella knows a lot of Pittsburgh Penguins' names, and "she was in awe," her mother said, when a number of the Penguins — wearing black polo shirts and shorts — stepped off their chartered bus to Richland Community Park.
"Seeing the big guys boosts their confidence," said Tim Maksin of West Deer, a youth hockey coach who brought son Wyatt, 6, to the clinic.
"His whole room is nothing but Penguins," Maksin said. "He's obsessed with the Penguins."
The Pittsburgh Penguins sent six team prospects to the clinic, which featured a lot of running around orange cones, as participants pushed, passed and slapped orange balls with their hockey sticks.
Proud parents and siblings watched intently but strained to recognize family members. Almost everyone looked alike in their helmets, protective pads and complimentary white Penguins T-shirts.
Nick Lappin, 21, of Chicago — one of the six Penguins' prospects at the clinic — well remembers being a youngster enthralled with grown-up hockey players.
"When I was younger, there were older guys doing the same thing," said Lappin, a junior at Brown University in Providence, R.I. "It's good to give back."
Penguins prospect Sam Lafferty, 19, of Hollidaysburg, Blair County, welcomed the escape to Richland.
"It's nice to get out and get away from the rink," Lafferty said. "It's a lot of fun."
Penguins prospects Harrison Ruopp, Scott Wilson, Teddy Blueger and Conor Sheary also participated in the clinic as part of the Penguins' annual player-development camp at Consol Energy Center in Pittsburgh's Uptown neighborhood.
"Hopefully, we'll see these guys (playing hockey in future years) at the Consol Center," said Marc Voit, a coach with the Pittsburgh Penguins Elite youth hockey program.
Voit, 48, of Pine — a father of five, an American Airlines pilot and a former professional triathlete — led the July 16 hockey clinic in Richland Community Park.
"The goal is — for the Penguins — to get the professional players involved in the community," Voit said. "The Penguins are more than a professional sport team."
The Penguins offered similar clinics on July 16 at other dek hockey rinks in Brookline Memorial Park; Banksville Park; Hosanna House/Sherwood Event Center; Lewis Park/Hazelwood YMCA; and Riverside Park in Oakmont.
The Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation built all of the dek hockey rinks as part of its Project Power Play, a program to build 12 dek hockey rinks in Pittsburgh area communities by 2016.
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Order-in-Council, Fisheries, May 28, 1868
Thursday, 28th day of May, 1868.
On the recommendation of the Honorable the Minister of Marine and Fisheries, and under the authority of the 19th Section of "The Fisheries Act," His Excellency in Council has been pleased to make the following Regulations:—
Herrings shall not be taken between the Fifteenth day of July and the Fifteenth day of October in any year, on the spawning ground, at the southern head of Grand Marian, in the Province of New Brunswick, within the following limits, that is to say:—Commencing at the eastern part of Seal Cove, including the two Inner Islands (so called) at a place known as Red Point, thence extending westerly along the coast to the southern head of Bradford's Cove, and extending one mile from the shore; and all nets or other fishing material, apparatus, tackle or gear used for catching Herrings on any part of the said ground during the period above described, shall be seized and confiscated; and every person so using the same shall be subject to fine or imprisonment.
The fishing for or catching of Salmon with swing nets in any of the waters of Canada is hereby forbidden.
Oysters shall not be fished for, caught or killed between the First day of June and the First day of September in any year.
Clerk Privy Council.
This work is in the public domain worldwide because it was prepared or published by or under the direction or control of the Canadian Government or any government department prior to 1967.
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USDA released its latest Crop Production report, Aug. 12, anticipating record-high corn and soybean production. And, while corn and soybeans will get most of the attention, dry alfalfa hay production is also projected higher.
Corn production is forecast at 14.0 billion bushels, up 1% from 2013. Based on conditions as of Aug. 1, yields are expected to average 167.4 bushels per acre, up 8.6 bushels from 2013. If realized, this will be the highest U.S. yield and production on record.
Area harvested for grain is forecast at 83.8 million acres, unchanged from the June forecast, but down 4% from 2013. The 2014 corn planted area for all purposes is estimated at 91.6 million acres, unchanged from the June estimate, but also down 4% from 2013
The Aug. 1 corn objective yield data indicate the highest number of ears on record for the combined 10 objective yield states (Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota and Wisconsin). In total, 11 states expect a record high corn yield for 2014.
Soybean production is forecast at a record 3.82 billion bushels, up 16% from last year. Area for harvest is forecast at a record 84.1 million acres, unchanged from June, but up 11% from last year.
Based on Aug. 1 conditions, yields are expected to average a record high 45.4 bushels per acre, up 2.1 bushels from last year. If realized, the forecasted yield will be a record high in Arkansas, Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi, New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
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Production of alfalfa and alfalfa mixture dry hay for 2014 is forecast at 63.6 million tons, up 11% from 2013. Based on Aug. 1 conditions, yield is expected to average 3.50 tons per acre, up 0.26 ton from last year. If realized, yield would be the second highest on record – behind only the 1999 average yield of 3.51 tons per acre. Harvested area is forecast at 18.2 million acres, unchanged from June, but up 2% from 2013. New Mexico and Pennsylvania are expecting record high yields in 2014.
With the exception of the continuing drought in the far western United States, much of the growing season has been characterized by good moisture and cooler than average temperatures. This resulted in favorable conditions for most of the nation's alfalfa hay crop.
Production of other hay is forecast at 77.2 million tons, down 1% from 2013. Based on Aug. 1 conditions, yields are expected to average 1.96 tons per acre, up 0.02 ton from last year. Harvested area is forecast at 39.5 million acres, unchanged from June, but down 3% from 2013.
Producers in Alabama, Colorado, Louisiana, Nebraska and Wyoming are expecting record high yields in 2014. Adequate moisture, excluding the far western states, has producers expecting similar yield and production as last year.


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"Not so long ago, the average American man in his 20s had achieved most of the milestones of adulthood: a high-school diploma, financial independence, marriage and children. Today, most men in their 20s hang out in a novel sort of limbo, a hybrid state of semi-hormonal adolescence and responsible self-reliance. This "pre-adulthood" has much to recommend it, especially for the college-educated. But it's time to state what has become obvious to legions of frustrated young women: It doesn't bring out the best in men."
Tuesday, Mar 15, 2011
by PopMatters Staff
by Kay S. Hymowitz
The Wall Street Journal (19 February 2011)
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Andrew Belle 'Dive Deep' (album stream) (premiere) // Music
Miami Dolphins "Fluoride" (audio) (premiere) // Music
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Authenticity Issues and the New Intimacies
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"The social-media companies have largely succeeded in persuading users of their platforms' neutrality. What we fail to see is that these new identities are no less contingent and dictated to us then the ones circumscribed by tradition; only now the constraints are imposed by for-profit companies in explicit service of gain.READ the article


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Killeen Daily Herald
BELTON – State prosecutors reduced a Corsicana man's charge from indecency with a child by contact to public lewdness Monday.
Judge Joe Carroll of the 27th District Court sentenced Benigno David Gonzales, 21, to two years probation for committing the class A misdemeanor on Nov. 6, 2007.
The state also dropped an indecent exposure charge against Gonzales in connection with the same incident.
A Harker Heights High School student reported that during her lunch break on the day of the incident, Gonzales met her at the school and together they went to the Sonic restaurant on Indian Trail in Harker Heights, according to the arrest affidavit.
The student reported that she and Gonzales engaged in sexual activity in the parking lot at Sonic, according to the affidavit. She was 15 at the time; Gonzales was 20.
The student also reported that Gonzales gave her a cell phone to use in order for him to contact her.
In other court action, Judge Fancy Jezek of the 426th District Court sentenced Brandon Alexander Calloway, 25, of Temple, to eight years probation and 180 days in county jail for possession of marijuana, between 5 and 50 pounds, on Sept. 25.
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Last time I checked kotaku was about video games. Been a few years though.
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I like Dakota. She actually puts effort in her looks. Can't say that about 99% of all German woman.
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The USA would never accept a constitution which forces itself to be a 'pacifistic country'. it's just the usual imperialistic bullshit. And let's not start about your 'freedumbs'. Americans have shown their colours many times. Prism and the NSA leaks are just one more point in your 'freedumbs' list.
- Aso Sorry for "Learn From Nazi Germany" Remarks:
Simply: Fuck you. The Japanese constitution has been basically written by America, after WWII. That's why it includes stuff like "not being allowed to have military forces". The Japanese used a bunch of legal tricks to avoid problems until now. It was basically meant to tie them after the war.
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Yeah… let's pretend that there are no mentally sick people around us. And let's just assume that everyone who does anything can be accounted 100% responsible for his actions.
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Except that Atlus is so popular that they even pushed PSP sales with Persona. While Sleeping Dogs created losses.
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Choosing a niche instead of the competetive global video game market. Well I can kind of understand the decision. With Sleeping dogs and Tomb Raider creating losses for them, Square-Enix must think it's not profitable right now to publish costly games. And this console generation is at the end of it's life cycle. The social games bubble often features exploitive models for low cost on the other hand. This bubble will burst at some point though. After all those shitty years, we should be happy …


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Inconvenient Youth (IY) has won a Silver W3 Award for its interactive environmental awareness website, http://www.inconvenientyouth.org. IY aims to engage youth in proactive and educational activities to confront the harmful effects of climate change. Inconvenient Youth is an online forum where visitors can create user profiles and share their ideas and actions.
The Silver W3 Award winning website, built by Nashville's MMA Creative, was created to encourage youth to participate in the global climate change conversation. Users can post ideas and share stories about how they are getting involved in the movement.
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Doug talks about how your politics is defined by what you see out your front window, why he's against the death penalty, political satire in the U.S. and his new book President Blog.
Doug Magee is a writer, photographer, and filmmaker living in New York's East Harlem. He is a graduate of Amherst College and Union Theological Seminary. He has had a decidedly checkered career.
Doug worked as a freelance photojournalist for a number of years and was published in many major magazines and newspapers, including a New York Times front-page photo of violence in Portugal.
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He is married to Mary Hedahl, the director of development at Human Rights First. The eldest of his three sons, Tim Magee, an associate professor at Westchester Community College, is married to Julie Tant Magee and they are the parents of William and Natalie. Joey Magee is in his third year at Oberlin College. Jackson Magee is in his first year at Allegheny College. All three sons are left-handed.
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GREAT ALASKA EXPERIENCE on ZAANDAM : Zaandam Cruise Review by kayikci
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GREAT ALASKA EXPERIENCE on ZAANDAM
Destination: Alaska
Embarkation: Seward
It was also our first HAL experience after having cruised with all other cruise companies.Zaandam has been the smallest size ship in all our travels.
Our 7 day southbound started off in Seward Alaska, a lovely port.The embarkation was great. Our room was very nice. Large bath with a tub.The room and the service was immaculate (as on all ships).The food at the LIDO was comparable with other ships (mediocre).The LIDO waiter/table service was EXCELLENT. But the food servers behind the sneeze guards were VERY RUDE, not paying attention because they were not listening and restless. Most of them made the passengers feel as they were begging for food slipped from under the sneeze guards.The deserts were cordoned off !! I have witnessed the mess and waste created by a lot of passengers in our previous cruises and I can understand the sanity issues and avoiding waste. But on our Zaandam cruise of 8/26 More - 9/2 the Lido food service was rude and rushed.It was the only one REALLY BAD experience The dining room reception and waiter service was great (as on many ships).Our waiters ANHAR and AAM were 1st class.Tried to please us anyway they could. But the menu choices were extemely limited. The food was so-so.Some were good, some were left untouched,especially any and all soups !! Worst soups ever !!!
Regarding the number and age average of the passengers the small pool and 2 hot tubs were never over crowded.The cleanliness of the ship was SUPER.All the port calls were timely. The captain was generous in stopping,spending time at the Glacier Bay and cruising down the inside passage.
The piano bars, the Crow's nest were all great. The library was very nice and accomodating. The shows and entertainement were poor.The casino was pathetic
for slot machine players. The shops were not up to par compared with the larger ships.
OVERALL we had a PLEASENT CRUISE on ZAANDAM. The total price of our 7 day cruise
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LONGTON, a village, a township-chapelry, and a subdistrict, in Preston district, Lancashire. The village stands adjacent to the head of the Ribble's estuary, 3½ miles W of Preston-Junction r. station, and 5 SW of Preston; is about 2 miles long; and has a post office under Preston. The chapelry comprises 3,132 acres of land, and 560 of water; and is in Penwortham parish. Real property, £6,784. Pop., 1,637. Houses, 310. The property is much subdivided. Malting is largely carried on; and there are two breweries. The living is a p. curacy in the diocese of Manchester. Value, £190. Patron, L. Rawstorne, Esq. The church was built in 1770, and is a good brick structure. There are chapels for Wesleyans and Primitive Methodists, a free grammar school, and charities £29. The sub-district comprises the parishes of Penwortham and Hoole. Acres, 14,240. Pop., 6,620. Houses, 1,204.
John Marius Wilson, Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales (1870-72)
Archives and Libraries
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Liverpool Road, Longton
Telephone 01772 617401
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- St Andrew, Liverpool Road, Church of England
- St Oswald, Chapel Lane, Roman Catholic
- All Saints, Station Road, New Longton, Church of England
- St Andrew, Liverpool Road, Church of England
- Chapel Lane, Primitive Methodist
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- Moss Lane, New Longton, Primitive Methodist
- Marsh Lane, Wesleyan Methodist
- St Oswald, Chapel Lane, Roman Catholic
You can also perform a more selective search for churches in the Longton area that are recorded in the GENUKI church database. This will also help identify other churches in nearby townships and/or parishes. You also have the option to see the location of the churches marked on a map.
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- English Jurisdictions in 1851 (Unfortunately the LDS have removed the facility to enable us to specify a starting location, you will need to search yourself on their map.)
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For probate purposes prior to 1858, Longton was in the Archdeaconry of Chester, in the Diocese of Chester. The original Lancashire wills for the Archdeaconry of Chester are held at the Lancashire Record Office.
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In Ubuntu you may have to pick the driver from the list. Choose Dymo as the brand and there should only be one option for the driver at that point. Choose that one and go!
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Women In The Golf Club
After 80 all-male years, Augusta National Golf Club has invited two women to join, and they said 'yes.' Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and South Carolina financier Darla Moore will become the first women members, the club announced yesterday. The club's controversial all-male policy was last challenged in April, when the club declined to invite the new CEO of IBM to join, even though the four previous CEOs had been members. The new CEO of IBM is Ginny Rommetty.


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I'm not sure if this is a bug report or a support request. I've got a Views Slideshow working exactly how I want it to, using the title field of the image as the pager. However, the pagers do absolutely nothing. Clicking them doesn't move you to the corresponding slide, and although i've selected "Activate Slide and Pause on Pager Hover" nothing happens when you hover over the pager either.
Am I missing something, or is this how it's supposed to work? I have jquery.cycle and json2 installed in /sites/all/libraries.
Thanks in advance.
Comment #1hles CreditAttribution: hles commented
|» bug
|» Major
I have run into the same problem. Basically, the pager sets the active class like it should but the respective slide is not displayed.
I am going to change this as "major bug" as I think it has some significant repercussions on the behavior of the module and I can't get it working whatever the settings I choose. Feel free to change it back if you think it's not.
Comment #4hles CreditAttribution: hles commented
Although I still have no clue what's happening here, I can say that I also have 2 languages enabled and English is not the default one. I have another website with the exact same slideshow configuration but with only the English language, which is working while this one is not. So it looks like something is interfering indeed.
Comment #5hles CreditAttribution: hles commented
Btw, I am using jQuery 1.7 on the website that fails and according to some debugging, the bug may occur because of that. What version of jQuery do you use ?
Comment #6hles CreditAttribution: hles commented
Ok, I could finally find the issue or at last the source of the issue. The version of jQuery Cycle Plugin was the problem.
For me, the following version works:
jQuery Cycle Plugin (with Transition Definitions)
Version: 2.86 (05-APR-2010)
Requires: jQuery v1.2.6 or later
The following version did not work for me:
jQuery Cycle Lite Plugin
Version: 1.3.1 (07-OCT-2011)
Requires: jQuery v1.3.2 or later
I don't have time for further debugging, so I'll just stick with that version for now. Hope this helps you.
Comment #8capellic CreditAttribution: capellic commented
I got this to work just by experimenting with the settings. In the end, instead of using the "Pager" option as a Top Widget, I have enabled it as a Bottom Widget. Works great!
Comment #9pipicom CreditAttribution: pipicom commented
Comment #10elBradford CreditAttribution: elBradford commented
None of the proposed workarounds work for me.
Comment #11caspervoogt CreditAttribution: caspervoogt commented
Just to chime in, using http://malsup.github.com/jquery.cycle.all.js as opposed to the "Lite" version of Cycle worked for me.
Comment #12cmiguel CreditAttribution: cmiguel commented
Make sure your widgets aren't covered by some other div.
Try z-index CSS to bring em up. Eg. .views-slideshow-controls-bottom { z-index:15 }, or something higher than 15.
If you can make the widgets work somewhere (top or down widgets, inside "edit view"or in a node), its likely you have some transparent div on top of the widgets preventing the hover and clicking from working.
That did it for me!
Comment #13tklawsuc CreditAttribution: tklawsuc commented
Confirming #11 that using the full cycle version vs "Lite" fixed a lot of other issues as well.
Comment #14casey2000 CreditAttribution: casey2000 commented
|» Needs review
The problem is in the new version of cycle.
I've downloaded the old one https://github.com/downloads/malsup/cycle/jquery.cycle.all.2.88.min.js and it works.
Проблема была с новой версией cycle.
Я скачал старую https://github.com/downloads/malsup/cycle/jquery.cycle.all.2.88.min.js и все заработало.
Comment #15wangqizhong CreditAttribution: wangqizhong commented
Sorry, I can't reproduce this issue. Could you try to use the latest 7.x-3.x-dev and cycle 3.x .
Comment #16beyond521 CreditAttribution: beyond521 commented
I have the same problem,The slideshow doesn't work,Whether I use any version of jq.
Comment #17jndvrk CreditAttribution: jndvrk commented
Can confirm this issue as well. casey2000's solution is correct, even though his/her link does not work.
The current jquery.cycle download from the developers site (https://github.com/malsup/cycle) is version 3.0.3 and requires jquery 1.7.1. Which is not included with Drupal, or even the Jquery Update module for D6 - what I'm using.
Tracking down the 2.88 version of jquery.cycle (which only requires jquery 1.2.6) gets the slideshow working properly.
PS - working link for jquery.cycle 2.88: http://ajax.aspnetcdn.com/ajax/jquery.cycle/2.88/jquery.cycle.all.min.js
Comment #18jndvrk CreditAttribution: jndvrk commented
Just wanted to add... the most likely easiest way to get this to work with Drupal 7 is using the jQuery Update module to get version 1.7.1 or higher.
Comment #19SproetS CreditAttribution: SproetS commented
For me #17 worked after I updated jQuery Update (#18)...
Comment #20supertony CreditAttribution: supertony commented
Is anyone still having issues with this? I tried all the previously mentioned solutions and none of them worked. I specifically am having issues with other languages as some others here mentioned.
I did notice one other thing that no one else has mentioned. The languages where the pager doesn't do anything also happen to be the languages where the contextual links don't work either. Usually when I hover over my pagination the contextual link will show, but that doesn't happen on these slideshows that aren't working correctly.
Comment #21NickWilde CreditAttribution: NickWilde at BriarMoon Design commented
|Needs review
|» Closed (cannot reproduce)
Can't reproduce. If anyone is having this issue, please update to latest Views Slideshow, jquery Cycle 3.0.3 full, and re-open.


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by Bruce Strand, Sports editor
Elk River's two returning starters led the way, and several other players making varsity debuts chipped in, as the Elks defeated Coon Rapids 85-77 in a furious-paced, often sloppy opener at home Friday evening.
Junior guard Mitchell Weege sank 24 points, including 10-for-12 on free shots. Senior forward Clay Elrod, who entered the season with 1,111 points, added 21 points, including 5-for-5 free shots and some power moves inside while struggling outside the arc (2-for-8).
"We had three kids out there with a lot of experience, and after that, none," said Elk coach Randy Klasen. "For a lot of them, it was their first minutes in a varsity game, and that's a big jump to make."
Devell Miller, junior 5-11 forward, sank 14 points to lead the rookies, a group that also included sophomores Matt Keller, Trent Pink and Lucas Trapp, junior Jarin Haywood and senior Wyatt Schuster. The other letterman on the floor was junior Zach Ernst.
The Elks made 22 of 29 free shots, along with six 3-pointers.
Coon Rapids kept the pressure on by sinking 11 of 22 from 3-point range and playing at full-throttle throughout, often freelancing, forcing numerous turnovers while throwing the ball away a few times themselves.
Junior guard Chris Buckley netted 19 points including three 3-pointers and some slashing drives. Henry Churilla, willowy 6-foot-7 center, laid in 14 points, and junior guard Payton Foy added 10. The Cardinals committed 24 fouls and had two players foul out.
"Coon Rapids did a good job pressuring us," said Klasen, "and made us play a little faster than you want to play this time of year. Games like this can get kind of sloppy. Buckley gave us a tough time. He created (plays) really well."
Coon Rapids rallied from a nine-point deficit to knot the score at 70, but the Elks pulled away with a 9-0 run. Elrod, who had missed three straight 3-pointers, went inside for a power move. Keller missed a 3-pointer but hustled after the rebound and drove the baseline for a follow-up layup, then got a defensive rebound and heaved the ball to Elrod for a soaring breakaway layup. Weege sank three of four free shots and the Elks led 79-70 with a minute and a half left.
"For the most part I thought we played fairly well," said Klasen. "We made too many turnovers, and I would have liked to defend better, but when Coon Rapids made that run, I thought we weathered the storm. We didn't panic, we fought through it, and knocked down some big free shots."
Along with Weege's scoring, Klasen cited the 6-foot point guard for settling the team down after a ragged start by taking over more of the ball handling in the first half. The Elks trailed by seven early but wound up leading 44-40 at the break.
Elk River normally opens with a non-conference game against section rival Buffalo, but the basketball schedule is different this year (including girls starting later than boys). The Elks not only had to start with a conference game, but also will have a big scrimmage on Saturday, after already opening the season. The participants include state champions Apple Valley and DeLaSalle so the Elks didn't want to miss that one. Then the Elks will have their annual early-season date with Buffalo, at the Bison court on Tuesday.


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Power-Con today announced that Playmates Toys would be attending their show and would be displaying their insanely popular Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles toy line at the show. Power-Con, which serves the TMNT, He-Man, She-Ra and Thundercats fandoms is taking place September 14th and 15th in Torrance CA. You can read more about Power-Con here. Who knows what surprises Playmates has up their sleeves for the show!
Charity auction at Power-con raises money for children affected by AIDS
One of the events at the inaugural Power-con/Thundercon (for the He-Man and Thundercats fandoms, respectively) was a charity auction to benefit the Children Affected by AIDS Foundation. With select collectible pieces being made available to bidders both on-line and at the show, over $3,500 was raised. Its great to see the fandom help out worthy causes! Kudos to all the supporters and those who made the auction possible! To read the full press release on the auction, keep reading below!


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Happy Birthday Sarah Jessica Parker! The actress turns 46th today.
She spent time with her twins, Marion and Tabitha, and their nanny talking a walk in the West Village neighborhood of New York City.
The 21-month-old tots looked adorable in matching gray coats and shoes.
Sarah and the girls have been seen a lot out lately. They were last spotted on Tuesday doing a little grocery shopping.View Slideshow »»


text: EnvironmentSmog chokes New Delhi India's capital has been hit by reduced visibility and poor air quality. But what is the cause? Richard Angwin | 13 Nov 2012 09:50 GMT | Environment, Weather, India Satellite image (5th Nov) appears to show smoke from stubble fires (in red) drifting over Delhi. [Nasa] The India capital, New Delhi, is in the grips of smog which threatens to worsen as Diwali firework celebrations take place on Tuesday 13 November.Visibility across Delhi has been between 1000 and 4000 metres over the last week and despite clearer conditions on Friday, the poor visibility returned over the weekend.The term 'smog' originally referred to a combination of industrially-produced smoke and fog, the best example of which was the 'pea-soupers' of 19th and early 20th century London.Modern smog, which affects many large cities, such as Mexico City, Santiago, Los Angeles and Delhi, largely results from the interaction of vehicular emissions, industrial pollution and sunlight which results in a photochemical smog.It is an undeniable fact that Delhi's pollution problems are, in part, due to its chronic traffic problem. The city has more than 7 million motor vehicles registered and projections suggesting that vehicle numbers will double by 2020. Despite a new metro system, public transport is failing to keep up with the demands of the burgeoning population. Low average traffic speeds and the use of adulterated blended fuels add to pollution levels.Despite this, a row seems to be brewing as to the actual cause of the current smog. Delhi's chief minister, Sheila Dikshit, has claimed that the latest woes are, in fact, the result of stubble fires across Punjab and Haryana. Whilst satellite imagery does seem to lend support to her claims, the governments of both regions have denied any responsibility.Nevertheless, both states have been directed to ensure a complete ban on stubble burning within the next two years.In the meantime, it is anticipated that settled weather conditions and Diwali celebrations will worsen the situation.Fireworks are a major feature of Diwali celebrations and the smoke is likely to lower the visibility and the air quality even further over the coming week.


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The Book of My Lives
Christopher Tayler writes:
'My story is boring,' the narrator says in Aleksandar Hemon's story 'The Conductor', in Love and Obstacles (2009): 'I was not in Sarajevo when the war began; I felt helplessness and guilt as I watched the destruction of my hometown on TV; I lived in America.' He means it's boring in comparison with the character he's discussing, a Muslim poet from Sarajevo who stays put for the siege and later awes his hosts in Iowa City with week-long drinking binges and furious bouts of composition. ('American poets used to be like that,' a professor of Slavic languages says wistfully. 'Now all they do is teach and complain and fuck their students on the sly.') But of course he's also gesturing towards his own role as a projection of the Hemon self, a self that's been doubled, reimagined and refracted in four books of fiction so far without straying too wildly from the same biographical outline.


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Gwyneth Paltrow, Reese Witherspoon, Cameron Diaz, and Andy Samberg To Join ONE HIT WONDERS
Ryan Murphy, the writer and producer of Glee, Nip/Tuck, and American Horror Story is developing a movie at Sony Pictures called One Hit Wonders. The studio made a seven figure deal with Murphy to develop the film, described as a musical comedy that he'll build around Gwyneth Paltrow, Reese Witherspoon, Cameron Diaz, Beyonce, and Andy Samberg. Murphy will also direct the movie from a story he hatched with Paltrow, Witherspoon, and Diaz. Apparently they've all been looking to do a project together, and this is the one they decided on.
According to Deadline, "Paltrow, Witherspoon and Diaz will play three singers who each scored a top hit song in the 1990s before watching their careers go down the drain. They decide to form a super group. Samberg and his Lonely Island cohorts will be involved in generating music for the film."
Glee's Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan will co-write the script with Murphy, who will also produce along with Paltrow. Murphy is looking to direct the movie after he completes another project he's working on called The Normal Heart.
I enjoy watching the TV shows that Murphy has worked on over the years, but I have no idea what to expect from this. I guess if it turns out to be as entertaining as most of his shows, then it could be something to look forward to. What is your favorite TV series that Murphy has worked on, and what are your thoughts on this movie he's going to make?


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I am thinking of using Llama to switch on and off automatically the WiFi Hotspot function on my Mototola Razr XT910.
I have watched some tutorials but it was not of any hep, or maybe I have watched the wrong ones. I have tried to do it but I cant find how...
Can anyone help me with that?
Thanks in advance.


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New Doomsday poll: 98% risk of 2014 stock crash
Commentary: 10 bubbles blowing into biggest crash in 30 years
By Paul B. Farrell
June 29, 2013
SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (MarketWatch) — Yes, 2014 is an absolute total disaster just waiting to ignite. In "Doomsday poll: 87% risk of stock crash by year-end" we analyzed 10 major crash warnings since early this year. Since then, more incoming bogies raced across our radar screen. Ticking time bombs from Congress, the Supreme Court, sex, carbon emissions, Big Oil, NSA, IRS, Tea Party austerity. Relentless. Mind-numbing.
So many are tuning out. Denial. Truth is, bubbles are everywhere. Ready to blow. The evidence is accelerating, with only one obvious conclusion: Max 98% risk at a flashpoint. This 2014 crash is virtually guaranteed. There's but a narrow 2% chance of dodging this bullet.
Here are the 10 bogies, drones targeting markets, stocks, bonds and the, global economy:
1. Bubble With No Name Yet triggers the biggest crash in 30 years
All three of the big worldwide financial bubbles that have blow up in the last three decades have "been fueled by the Fed keeping policy rates below the nominal growth rate of the economy far too long," says global strategist Kit Juckes of the French bank Societe Generale.
The three bubbles: The Asian Bubble in the early '90s, Dot-com Bubble of the late '90s and what Juckes calls the Great Big Credit Bubble that triggered the 2008 Wall Street meltdown.
Juckes warns that we're now trapped in the fourth megabubble fueled by the Federal Reserve in the last 30 years, since the rise of conservative economics. He calls this one, the Bubble With No Name Yet. OK, we invite you to send in your nomination to name the new bubble. But whatever you call it, do it fast, it's close to popping, like the Asian, Dot-com and Credit crashes the last 30 years.
2. Marc Faber's Doomsday warning on Bernanke's disastrous QE scheme
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Hanging a door in an pre-existing jamb is a fast job. If it is a replacement door, make sure that all the old holes in the jamb are filled with putty and sanded smooth before beginning. If you are installing a door in a pre-existing jamb that has not been used before there is no preparation needed. The job will go a little faster with a helper, but you can do it yourself as well in about an hour.
Things You'll Need
- Door
- Tape measure
- Hinges
- Level
- Wood shims
- Phillips head screwdriver
Attach the hinges to the door (if they are not already on). Measure to the center of the door on the edge opposite the handle and attach the center hinge (center of edge should match the center of the hinge). Measure down 6 inches from the top of the door, line up the top of a hinge with that measurement and attach the hinge. Measure up 6 inches from the bottom and line up the bottom edge of a hinge there and attach it. Make sure that your hinges are attached so the hinge will fold flat and flush against the edge of the door and the spine of the hinge is "outside the door," or lined up with the outside face of the door.
Open the hinges on your door. Stand the door up and hold it so the open hinges is against the jamb, just as if the door were attached and open. You want the spine of the hinge to be outside of the door frame (usually pointed against a wall if your door frame is near a wall).
Hold a level along the top edge of the door when the top is straight use a Phillips head screwdriver to attach one screw in the top hole of the top hinge.
Shim the bottom of the door to hold it level and line up the hinges on the jamb so they all fall along the same straight line. Attach one screw in the top hole of each of the other hinges. Check the door again that it is level. Then remove the shims and open and close the door to make sure it fits properly. If it does not, shim the door again and realign the hinges. If the door swings and fits the frame perfectly then open the door, support it with a shim and attach the rest of the screws.
Tips & Warnings
- If you are hanging a door in a pre-existing jamb by yourself, line the hinges up in the jamb. Make a mark where each screw hole in the hinge falls. Remove the door. Start each screw and then remove them. Doing this will make it easier for you to hold the door steady and level while attaching the shim because you will have already started the screw.
- One of the most common injuries that happens when hanging a door is that in testing whether the door opens and shuts well, and trying to hold the door steady, people inadvertently put their fingers along the hinge edge and catch their fingers between the door and the jamb. You could break your fingers or sustain worse injuries in slamming your fingers between the jamb and door.
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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 26/3/2014 (1240 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Arnold, not back
Back in the 1980s and 1990s, no one could open a movie like Arnold Schwarzenegger. The 38th governor of California gave us The Terminator, Commando and Predator. Apparently, those days are gone forever. The David Ayer movie Sabotage is not being released in theatres in Canada "at this time" according to a distribution rep, which is disappointing considering, hey, even The Last Action Hero got a wide theatrical release.
Nothing Lasts Forever
Now that the mother's been met, it's time for a fond farewell to Ted and the HIMYM gang. It's an uncommon luxury for producers of TV series to be given the time and creative latitude to give a popular show and its characters a fitting end-of-the-line sendoff. CBS's How I Met Your Mother has taken full advantage of its pre-planned exit, turning its entire final season into a single-event (the Robin/Barney wedding weekend) storyline. The results have been uneven -- many fans argue that the gimmick has robbed HIMYM of some of its signature humour -- but for better or worse, it all comes to an end on Monday, March 31 (7 p.m., CBS and Citytv) with an hour-long series finale titled Last Forever.
Fooling around
If it's spring break, it's time for Festival of Fools, taking place at The Forks starting March 29 and running all next week. Kids can watch the Karl's Circus Comedy act with giant balloons or see Gustavo the Impossibilist attempt feats of unrealized stupidity for their pleasure and amazement. For the more daring, there are hands-on circus workshops where participants can learn how to hula hoop, juggle and fly through the air on a trapeze. For more information about Festival of Fools, call 204-957-7618 or visit www.theforks.com.
Miriam Toews back in the 'Peg
Now based out of Toronto, lauded ex-Prairie scribe Miriam Toews returns to Manitoba in April to launch her latest novel, All My Puny Sorrows. Toews' highly anticipated new book (released April 15) tells the story of small-town sisters Elfrieda, a world-renowned pianist, and Yolandi, a struggling writer. Yoli, living in Toronto, returns to Winnipeg to help care for her sister and mother after Elf's suicide attempt prior to an international tour. Toews will be appearing at McNally Robinson on April 16 at 7 p.m.


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Books That Changed the World tells the fascinating stories behind 50 books that, in ways great and small, have changed the course of human history. Andrew Taylor sets each text in its historical context and explores its wider influence and legacy. Whether he's discussing the incandescent effect of The Qu'ran, the enduring influence of Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations, or the way in which Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe galvanized the anti-slavery movement, Taylor has written a stirring and informative testament to human ingenuity and endeavour. Ranging from The Iliad to Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, the Kama Sutra to Lady Chatterley's Lover, this is the ultimate, thought-provoking read for book-lovers everywhere.
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The Billboard Music Awards are this Sunday night and kicking off the performances will be Lorde singing her new single 'Tennis Court". She along with Imagine Dragons lead the award nominees with a nominations in a dozen categories each. The red carpet get's underway at 6p and can be watched via live stream. The UK's Sunday Times has released it's annual 'Rich List' and it includes the category 'The 60 Young Rich' and of musicians Adele sits at the top. There are plenty of overly fanatical fans out there that get tatoos of their favorite artist, or bands or sports teams. Well how about one of your favorite journalist / TV host? And Kim and Kanye are finally making it official this month in Italy. How exciti….zzzzzzzzzzzzz.


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Detroit will become the largest city in U.S. history to declare bankruptcy after a federal judge ruled Tuesday the city had met the legal criteria to win protection from its creditors.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Steven Rhodes delivered the 140-page ruling after four months of legal wrangling between a state-appointed emergency manager and unions worried about the bankruptcy's impact on pensions. Rhodes presided over a nine-day trial to determine whether the city met the requirements for bankruptcy protection.
"This once proud and prosperous city can't pay its debts. It's insolvent. It's eligible for bankruptcy," Rhodes said from the bench. "At the same time, it also has an opportunity for a fresh start."
Detroit, once a city of 1.8 million and the home of the American auto industry, has suffered a long descent into financial crisis. The city was home to just 713,000 people, according to the 2010 Census, a mere shadow of its post-war apex. Huge pension costs and a recession that sent American automakers into their own financial tailspins exacerbated Detroit's budget gaps.
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The Utah Arts Festival will feature newly commissioned work from this year's honorees, including Russell Schmidt, a professor at University of Utah's College of Fine Arts.
As the jazz commission winner, Schmidt will present a world premiere piece, "Patience," on Friday, June 21 at 8:30 p.m., on the Festival Stage.Classical commission honoree Don Freund will be presenting a world premiere of his work "Mixed Blood," for mixed chamber ensemble, as the finale of a composer commissions concert on Saturday, June 22 at 4 p.m. inside the Library Auditorium.Also included in this performance are compositions as follows: "Sunlit," a mixed chamber ensemble piece by Jeff Stadelman; "Lamentations: Hayasdan" for flute and piano by John Kennedy; "Soliloquy" for solo cello by Steve Roens and "In John's Garden" for clarinet and piano, by Igor Iachimciuc.The 2013 Utah Arts Festival runs Thursday, June 20 through Sunday, June 23, from noon to 11 p.m. on Library Square, 400 South and 200 East in downtown Salt Lake City.Adult admission on Thursday is $10, $12 for Friday through Sunday. Thursday and Friday only, you can get in on the lunchtime special, available noon to 3 p.m., for only $6. Children 12 and under are free. Seniors 65 and above are $6. A four-day pass is only $35.Schmidt joined the University of Utah College of Fine Arts faculty in 2011 as Director of Jazz Studies. Among his recent recordings are "Season of Change," on which he leads his own piano trio, "The Surprise of Being – Live at Birdland," by the Cleveland Jazz Orchestra featuring saxophonist Joe Lovano, and "Rays of Light," a new Paul Ferguson Jazz Orchestra release.As Professor of Composition at Indiana University Jacobs School of Music since 1992, teaching composition continues to be a major component of Freund's career. Freund's students from 30 years of teaching continue to win an impressive array of awards and recognitions.


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A contribution of 1,000,000 francs for immediate release to the needy victims of the Orleansville earthquake was announced by the Joint Distribution Committee here today. The money, for the relief of persons of all creeds in the Algerian disaster area, has already been sent. In addition, the JDC office in Morocco has been authorized to provide food, clothing, blankets and other supplies from its warehouse in Casablanca.
"In the absence of specific details as to the extent of the destruction of life and property among the Jews of Orleansville, who are our designated responsibility, we are taking these emergency measures," Moses Beckelman, European director of the JDC, declared. "As soon as we have definite knowledge of the damage wrought and know the needs of the Jewish residents of the area, we shall draw up a relief program and do whatever we can for the Jewish victims of this tragedy."
The JDC relief programs in Algeria have been limited up to now to the cities of Algiers, Constantine and Bone and serve 1,355 annually. Discussions are under way with Jewish community leaders for the broadening of JDC activities to meet specific needs among thousands of poverty-stricken Jews in Algeria.


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Every team in this division is flawed, some egregiously so. My pick to win it is the Dodgers, as much because they have fewer and less serious weaknesses than the other four teams.
That's not to say that the Dodgers aren't a pretty good team. For all the abuse Paul DePodesta has taken in the local media--you'd think he was responsible for the rain this winter, from the press coverage--he's executed a plan that leaves the Dodgers a more talented team than they were a year ago. Even after losing Adrian Beltre--who I don't expect to post a .331 EqA or be an 11-win player again anytime soon--the Dodgers return a team that, if healthy, should score more runs, allow somewhere close to last year's total of 684, and win the division title.
J.D. Drew was within one win of Beltre last season, and had been better than him in each of the previous three season. His value last year reflected a great player staying healthy, and was a level he'd reached once before, in 2001. While three years older than Beltre, he's still just 29. His track record suggests that he'll be a better hitter than Beltre for the next few years, and an overall better player.
The Dodgers need him to be the OBP machine he's been for much of his career, because they'll be starting low- or no-OBP types behind the plate (Jason Phillips and Paul Bako) and at third base (Jose Valentin). Left field will be a patchwork until Jayson Werth returns, and Cesar Izturis only had a .330 OBP is his nominal career year.
The rotation will be better as the year progresses, as Brad Penny returns from injury and Edwin Jackson rises to claim the spot currently held by Scott Erickson. Erickson's ERA in the 21st century is 6.42, so this should be a quick and bumpy ride. The Derek Lowe signing was a bad one for its length and cost; that said, he'll eat innings for the team, and as Erickson's presence shows, they needed the bulk starts.
The injury to Eric Gagne isn't devastating. No matter how good a closer is, it's 80 innings, maybe 50 of those legitimately high-leverage ones. That can be replaced, and the Dodgers have plenty of right-handed relief pitching with which to do so.
Despite the tons of column inches printed to the contrary, DePodesta has proven he can make substantial, positive changes midstream. He's not Walt Jocketty or Billy Beane just yet, but when he identifies the Dodgers' needs come July, he'll be able to make a deal that addresses them and makes them better. That's an important skill. The Dodgers will be the best team in baseball over the last two months of '05, and win the West going away.
The Padres have picked up steam as a popular selection, especially in the wake of the injury to Barry Bonds. There's a perception that this is a young, up-and-coming team, a perception that I've fallen prey to a number of times in the last few years. They're not. When Dave Roberts comes back from his groin injury, five of their eight positional starters will be 30 or older. Jake Peavy and Khalil Greene are the face of the team, but Phil Nevin and Mark Loretta are more typical Padres. Given how important the older players were to last year's offense, expect some falloff from their 768 runs scored last season.
The pitching staff is still very good, better for the recent addition of Tim Redding and, quite frankly, for Roberts' presence. With a real center fielder patrolling the vast expanse of Petco Park, the Pads should be able to cut down on their hits, doubles and triples allowed, helping them shave runs off of last year's 705. That bodes well for ball-in-play guys like Brian Lawrence and flyball pitchers like Woody Williams
The regression offensively should eat up the improvement defensively and then some. Kevin Towers has some trade chits he can move, but when you look at the Padres' lineup, who do you replace? There aren't obvious holes--like center field was last year--so much as guys unlikely to match their '04 performance, and this is an organization fiercely loyal to its veterans. They'll come up short.
Nate Silver evaluated the Giants without Barry Bonds and concluded that they'd be about one win worse for every 15 games he misses. That seems about right. This is a .500 team, maybe a bit less, without Bonds, and I say that despite the research by Alan Schwarz that showed truly old lineups--the Giants will be one of the oldest teams in baseball history--as having had considerable success. Every single Giants regular will be worse in 2005 than he was in 2004, costing them 50-60 runs as compared to last season.
They will make some of that up on the mound, where a healthy Jerome Williams returns and Jesse Foppert could join him in the second half. Armando Benitez won't match last year's ERA; he will be the strikeout short reliever this team dearly needs. Strikeouts are going to be critical for the Giants, whose age, especially in the outfield, will manifest itself in poor range and a very high average allowed on balls in play and high totals of doubles and triples relative to fly balls allowed. They could give back all the pitching gains and more on defense, leaving them allowing about the same number of runs that they did last year. Unless Bonds can come back very quickly and stay in the lineup for 125-135 games--which isn't going to happen--the Giants aren't going to win. The Diamondbacks have improved, no thanks to a ridiculous contract handed to Russ Ortiz. That said, they're going to be so bad up the middle that it's not even funny. The back of their rotation--Ortiz, Shawn Estes, Mike Gosling--is terrible, and the bullpen, while potentially a strength, has very little in the way of sure things. The D'backs are going to serve up a ton of runs, approaching the 899 they gave up last year.
They will score more in '05. Troy Glaus is a legitimate monster with an apparently healthy shoulder. He could prove the people who criticized his signing--me foremost among them--wrong by staying in the lineup and staying at third base. Chris Snyder and Koyie Hill upgrade the catcher spot, and Jose Cruz Jr. is an underrated player in center. The added offense won't make up the gap between 51 wins and contention, however.
The Rockies aren't very good, transitioning as they are from the last vestiges of the Great Change-up Experiment to whatever Plan G is. While they wait for the real prospects to arrive, guys like Ian Stewart and Chris Nelson, they'll call Matt Holliday and Clint Barmes and Garrett Atkins a youth movement and hope Denver fans like them.
An optimist might suggest that the Rockies are about where the 1990 Yankees were, when Kevin Maas and Jim Leyritz and Dave Eiland made the team younger and changed the product without materially affecting the Yankees' chance to compete. That team eventually washed away and left a dynasty in its place, with real prospects such as Derek Jeter, Andy Pettitte and Mariano Rivera developing into superstars.
A ten-year run at the top of the game seems a bit much to expect, but the comparison is useful for tempering expectations.
Projected standings:
Record RS RA Dodgers 93-69 755 685 Padres 87-75 743 672 Giants 83-79 810 769 Diamondbacks 76-86 853 880 Rockies 67-95 875 951
Joe Sheehan is an author of Baseball Prospectus.
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Good leaders are driven towards a mission that everyone can get behind. They know how to motivate a team through honesty, transparency, and genuine passion. In the book [easyazon_link asin="0137011709″ locale="US" new_window="default" nofollow="default" tag="achievstrate-20″ add_to_cart="default" cloaking="default" localization="default" popups="default"]Leading at a Higher Level[/easyazon_link], a study showed that leaders that had a strong vision had the highest performing teams.
The experience that a great leader creates is hard to describe, but you just feel better when you're around them.
Good leaders also understand the importance of employee engagement, and what it means for bottom line profits. Gallup did a meta-analysis and found there is a direct correlation between a company's level of employee engagement and performance.
To me, there are 5 important reasons why great leadership matters.
1. They Help Motivate And Grow Employees
"A manager says 'go' and a leader says 'let's go!'" – E.M Kelly
One of the things that makes a great leader great is that they want to let employees grow into better people, and therefore better employees. Great leaders encourage employees to submit new ideas, and to learn new skills. Great leaders are always encouraging fun team building activities to make the team stronger and more unified, and make sure all employees are working well together.
One of the things that makes a great leader great is that they want to let employees grow into better people, and therefore better employees.
2. They Move The Business Forward
Great leaders have a vision, and are incredibly focused on realizing that vision. I've seen bad leaders switch gears too many times. It's distracting for employees, and it doesn't really give them a sense of purpose.
Great leaders know when to say yes, when to say no, and how to move towards the goal. Bad leaders are usually very short-term focused, whereas great leaders are usually long-term.
3. They Create Loyal Customers
A lot of people don't think about this enough, and how important this actually is. Usually when we discuss leaders, it's how they affect internal culture. Great leaders indirectly create loyal customers by creating an environment for employees to shine. A great leader who understands transparency, collaboration, and sharing of ideas, will create a culture for employees to please their customers.
A great leader who understands transparency, collaboration, and sharing of ideas, will create a culture for employees to please their customers.
4. They Create Passionate Brand Ambassadors
When you're passionate about where you work, and who you work for, you can't help but want to spread the good word about your business and what they do. This is powerful word-of-mouth marketing that employees gladly do for free.
They're passionate about the brand because they can feel the leader's passion. It's infectious. Instead of hiring a massive sales force, let your entire company handle that for you. All a leader needs to do is create the environment for this to happen. The rest will take care of itself.
5. They Inspire Other Leaders To Be Great
Great leaders inspire other leaders to be great, both internally and externally. Everyone wants to be a great leader, since they know that it's a really important trait to have for their business. I'll often watch video interviews with leaders that inspire me, and try my best to emulate them in my every day.
Great leaders inspire other leaders to be great, both internally and externally.
Being a great leader isn't something you can fake, or learn overnight. It's very obvious when someone is a great leader, and employees can spot fakeness from a mile away. It's something that you as a leader have to truly believe, and truly be passionate about.
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NEW PORT RICHEY — In the search for missing children and endangered adults, the Pasco County Sheriff's Office has increased its reach — on the ground and online.
The agency unveiled two new capabilities Wednesday for its Missing Abducted Child Team: The first is a Polaris Ranger 6x6 all-terrain vehicle that deputies are already using to search Pasco's forests and swamps.
The second is a new Web capability that will allow deputies to publish photos, video and audio recordings of the missing children online.
Sheriff Bob White called them the newest "tools in our toolbox."
And all of it was paid for by donations to the Sheriff's Office.
The Ranger ATV is worth about $12,000. Another $2,000 in donations paid for the trailer to haul it around.
The Sheriff's Office used to rely on four-wheel ATVs from its agriculture unit and from volunteers to search for the missing in the backwoods and backroads of areas such as Anclote, Aripeka and the Cypress Creek Wellfield.
But now the Missing Abducted Child Team can call on its own all-terrain vehicle in an emergency.
Deputies recounted how they recently used the vehicle to search Hudson for a missing 9-year-old. The Ranger traversed a 60-degree incline without a problem. The child was quickly found unharmed.
"This will enable us to go into the hardest to reach areas in the county," Detective Richard Scilex said.
In April 2007, the Missing Abducted Child Team received its main vehicle, a recreational vehicle that is used as a command center whenever a search is launched.
Now that vehicle has been equipped with computer equipment providing wireless access to the Internet.
The RV was paid for with $150,000 in donations, and its new online capabilities were the result of another $60,000 in donations to the agency.
"The last time we had a missing child call out in Wesley Chapel, we had three different descriptions of the same child," said Sgt. Brett Landsberg.
That could result in "false positive" identifications, which could hamper any search. But now that won't be a problem. Searchers will be able to identify the missing by their photos, their mannerisms and their voice.
The data will be available to the media and the public at pascosheriff.org.
"The minute there's a search," Landsberg said, "We can start broadcasting to the Web."
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Led by professors Leslie Mutchler and Jason Urban, students spend nine days in beautiful Antigua, Guatemala and experience the town's amazing Holy Week celebrations! UT students design and create a sawdust carpet installation during the community festivities. Travel to San Juan Comalapa to experience the stunning murals and see for yourself why the town is called the "Florence of Guatemala". Stay in an amazing colonial hotel and enjoy Casa Herrera, UT's center in Antigua, located in the heart of all the festivities.
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Two Coon Rapids Soccer Association (CRSA) coaches received postseason honors from the Minnesota Youth Soccer Association (MYSA) for their work last summer.
Kate Gambino was named MYSA Female Recreation Coach of the Year and was named runner-up for the men's Recreation Coach of the Year.
Gambino has served as U8 recreation plus coordinator for the last two years and it is the largest growing age group in the club, partially because of Gambino's dedication to the game and kids' development.
Last summer she oversaw 16 U8 teams and had 10 teams in the fall program.
Gambino is a mother of three and a kindergarten teacher at Epiphany Catholic School. She never played the game, but grew up watching her brothers play.
She became involved with the CRSA when her son, Matteo, now 10, joined the program as a five-year-old.
"I've been watching and learning from his games since then," Gambino said. She has since coached both daughters' teams, Rosa (8) and Gianna (6).
She said she enjoys spending time helping kids and parents, "discovering the joys of soccer through playing and coaching."
"She shows undying dedication and commitment to the club and the players," Deb Zepeda, CRSA recreational director, wrote about Gambino in nominating her for the award. "Kate shows a love for the kids and sport that never seems to end. Her dedication to the club is amazing."
Gambino volunteers numerous hours and days wherever it is needed. "She encourages and mentors her players to do their best and that no matter what happens they are there to have fun while learning the rules of the game," Zepeda said.
Thielbar was a big soccer fan growing up, following the Minnesota Kicks and Strikers over the years before coaching soccer in 2003.
One reason for taking up coaching reigns came from a lack of volunteers to coach his son, Dieter's team.
He loves working with kids and has helped translate into team success, Thielbar said.
"The formula for success has been: Everybody has a role and we play as a team, win or lose," he said. "Make it fun and they will play forever."
As for coaching soccer, Thielbar said he "was not happy with the way I had seen the players developing in the program and felt there should be more offense rather than defense in the six versus six game," he said, in addition to weekly practices to work on skills.
Ten years later he holds a Y certification and is part of the MYSA coaching mentor program. He also coaches an under-14 team and serves on the rec committee.
Aside from soccer, Thielbar has coached hockey since 1976 at various levels. He helped found and form the first girls' hockey program in Coon Rapids and coached traveling hockey for many years winning titles at each level.
On the hockey side, he currently coaches in the Minnesota Hockey Recreational League and serves as the U-17 league director.
For the last seven years he's coached with the Minnesota Special Hockey.
Thielbar has also coached in the Coon Rapids Athletic Association's girls' softball league.
"He has shown extreme commitment and dedication to [Coon Rapids Soccer Association], his players and their parents," Zepeda wrote on the nomination form.
"He lets his players know what good sportsmanship is and encourages them that even under stress during a game, it is their responsibility to be the kind of player that represents good conduct and behavior."
According to Zepeda, Thielbar has developed quite a following throughout the club.
"There never seems to be a season when he has not received numerous requests to coach a team or player," Zepeda said. "He does his best to make sure his kids are having fun while learning and respecting the rules and players of the game."
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