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bummerBrandon Roy will not make triumphant return to Rose Garden on Friday with Timberwolves: He will have right knee surgery this week.
This sounds weird but I have never been so enthusiastic about a 2-9 team. At some point I'd like us to win more consistently, but it's hard not to feel its coming soon.
It wasn't about being the team everyone loved, it was about beating the teams everyone else loved.
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"I think if he is and we pass on Leaf we'd be some dumb mother ****ers."
- Larry Bird to Kevin Pritchard before their pick on Draft Day
another "unintentional" artest elbow. this piece of **** should be banned from league.
Gortat frustrated with the Suns offense and his role, expresses it to the Polish press.
A lot has changed in the Suns since last season.
Marcin Gortat: Unfortunately, in my case – for worse. I'm certainly not the player I was last season, I need to find my place in the new order. I'm still capable of helping this team, and regularly recording a double double, but when the ball sticks to one person on offence, it's hard to find a good rhythm.
Last season you've scored a lot of points off of Steve Nash pick and rolls. The team doesn't play that way anymore.
MG: That's true, but I can score in various situations. Finishing pick and rolls, in transition, from midrange, around the rim. There are a lot of options. Unfortunately, my two strongest plays – the pick and roll and post-ups have been taken away from me. It's not easy, we have a lot of plays that don't include me. And my chemistry with Goran Dragic hasn't been quite equal to what I had with Steve. These are things that we need to work on.
Coach Alvin Gentry told me that the main post option was Luis Scola. You, on the other hand, are number one on defense.
MG: Unfortunately... I've been doing the dirty work all my life, and now I have to come back to that. I will fight for what's mine. I'll try to prove to the coach that I can play an important role in the offence. Unfortunately, I don't think I'm even an option for Gentry. He doesn't even take me into consideration. The situation is critical. We're playing the same thing we've been playing last year, but the truth is we have a completely different set of players. I don't think it really works. I can't get frustrated now though, I have to stay positive.
The Suns have a lot of players that create for themselves.
MG: We have plenty of players who like to create for themselves, but it doesn't always work. We don't share the ball as much as we have in previous seasons. The ball doesn't move around the perimeter – it usually stops after one or two passes. You can't play like this, let alone win. Basketball is a team sport. Nobody ever won a game alone.
Before the season you were promising a fight for the playoffs, but from the picture painted by the past few games, the Suns don't seem like a top 8 team in the West.
MG: Before the season started, I was a huge optimist. I thought we'd play a completely different game. Right now, it doesn't look good. We still have a lot to learn, and a lot to fight for. We need to fix our team defence. We can't give up a hundred points per game. We'll see how it works out. Right now, I'm not losing hope, there's still a shot at the playoffs.
Did the coach honestly tell you what he expects from you?
MG: We've talked before the season started. He said he expects me to play defence, rebound, block shots and quarterback the defence. He also said he wanted me to set up in the paint and wait for my shots. And I'm still waiting... (laughter)
What are you expecting in the coming week?
MG: After the game against the Miami Heat, we have a longer break and some time to correct some errors in practice. It won't be easy though.
Maybe you should have an honest conversation with Coach Gentry?
MG: I don't know if it will change anything. But I'll surely have a chat with him.
While in Los Angeles, have you talked to Steve Nash?
MG: Yes, he came in for a visit in the locker room. I can only sigh – too bad he isn't with us any longer...
What an absolute pile of trash.
Atleast we are good at something:
http://espn.go.com/nba/powerrankings/_/year/2013/week/3The Pacers lead the league in defensive efficiency and still rank as the most disappointing team through the season's opening month. Which should give you a clear indication of how ugly their offense looks right now without Danny Granger and with Roy Hibbert still fully in a funk.
Gortat is a player I'd trade Hibbert for in a heartbeat. He's a bargain at 7.2 mil this year and 7.7 mil next year. He's not referred to as the Polish Hammer for nothing. He plays smashmouth BB, "D", and can score. No way the Pacers can get him, but the Pacers FO should do their "due diligence" and make an inquirey about him.
the issue with Gortat is that he is good defensively, but without a true PG he isn't effective offensively. He was very limited in Orlando, and has struggled without Nash. Not saying he isn't a solid player, just that I wouldn't want to pay $7M for another defensive only guy.
Especially in the East, with teams like Miami/NYK/BKN/BOS rolling without much at the Center position offensively.
Gortat has a player option for next season and it would surprise me if he isn't going to exercise it. He is actually underpaid.
I agree we would still need a better passing PG.
Gortat is locked up for two more years, then he has the player option for the third one. He will use that option, no doubt, unless he has career ending injury. He's massively underpaid, plus he will want long term security.
Re that trade, I'm not sure how I'd feel about it, it's not a black and white situation, tbh.
Gortat for Hibbert would give us a lot of flexibility this summer, if we wanted to go after Millsap and such. And I don't think we'd downgrade in basketball sense. Gortat isn't a pure defender, he has ok post moves and he's very good at PnR.
BUT I'm not very fond of players who go cry about their frustrations to their national press after 10 games. It reminds me of Jasikevicius situation. We'd also be getting a little older.
What source are you using? I know the sites I use(storyteller, sham, hoopsworld) all used to have a player option for him next year, but they all removed that so I don't know anymore now...
shamsports, but i was looking at Channing Frye's contract.
It seems like he's locked up for the next 2 years with no options at all.
There used to be a player option cuz somebody corrected me when I thought there wasn't any option. Perhaps one of them forgot to add it and all the rest copied it
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30 Washington (0-8)
Pace: 93.6 (24), OffRtg: 90.9 (30), DefRtg: 100.0 (13)
The Wizards had a real chance to get their first win of the season on Saturday, with the Jazz playing the second game of a road back-to-back. The Wiz led 15-2 to start the game and held Utah to just 38 percent shooting, but scored just 61 points over the final 44 minutes and allowed 26 offensive rebounds. Monday's game against Indiana will be U-G-L-Y, but it's another legit chance at a win.
Oh boy.
He was limited in Orlando due to playing behind Howard. Let's face it Howard's going to get the lion's share of PT. He blossomed with the Suns from more PT and Nash.
His 7 mil is CHEAP. There are 2nd stringers getting that much in the NBA.
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That said, the Pistons this season will pretty much be an unfinished product at least until februrary. Our 2nd or 3rd best player just turned 19 and plays 15 minutes per game. Our starting guards are a rookie and a 2nd year 20-year old PG. Our starting forwards are pretty much trade bait. Our franchise center probably won't be playing center much longer.
On the plus side, Monroe continues to improve. 17/10/3/1/1 and shooting %49. He won't sniff an all star berth until we become relevant again, but I haven't seen those number from a piston big man since Laimbeer.
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Larry Sanders has to get some early votes for MIP IMO he is the biggest difference for the Bucks(numbers dont do his growth justice). BJ has been great to he wants to get paid.
Tinsley is shredding the Rockets. His passing has been great I love the pg who outlets the ball up instead of dribbling. The pass is faster than the dribble. JT has been great tonight but the Rockets transition D is really sad.
the Clippers are pretty awesome.
I'm still waiting for Blake Griffin to become legit from midrange and FT line, at which point I think he's pretty much unstoppable, but they don't even need it with so much quality at other spots and bench....
also, Griffin seems to be getting there, slowly.
Sham admitted it was an error a few months ago, I think. Not sure about the other sites.
Hoopshype had it as "no player option" all along. Which is a bit odd since Hoopshype is usually less reliable than Sham.
Can we just have 82 Clippers-Spurs games? I'd happily watch that.
So the Clippers are 8-2. Beaten the Spurs twice, Lakers, Grizzlies, and Miami. And lost to Golden State and Cleveland. So whatever, you figure em out.
I think they're the best team in the nba.
It wasn't about being the team everyone loved, it was about beating the teams everyone else loved.
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Kstat, why are you here? I don't mean that in a "eww you're a Pistons fan, gtfo!" fashion, I'm genuinely asking, w/ no malice intended, why a Pistons fan frequents a Pacers forum so often.


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New York Legislators may pass earliest budget in decades
Sun, 10 Mar 2013 17:58:11 GMT —
New York's Legislature and Gov. Andrew Cuomo are on track to pass the earliest state budget in decades.
The Legislature is to publicly present counterproposals to Cuomo on Monday or Tuesday, although closed-door negotiations have been going on for weeks.
Cuomo's $143 billion budget proposal would increase state spending about 2 percent. It includes no new taxes, although he would extend some business taxes that were due to expire.
The independent Citizens Budget Commission says Cuomo's budget proposal is reasonable.
The Legislature traditionally adds less than 1 percent to the budget, but it is usually in the areas that hit New Yorkers most such as school aid, taxes, fees and health care.
After two decades of late budgets, this would be the third straight that was passed on time.

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Today I was using the computer, when someone instant messaged me on AOL. I had no clue who this person was, but I could tell by their screen name that they were not intending to have a nice conversation with me. Here is the conversation (I am kyerkes98, but I'm sure you can figure that out):
(The site he searched was a site I use to trade sports cards, just in case you were wondering).SheedPrince2236: Hi. Are you there?
kyerkes98: yes
kyerkes98: Who is this?
SheedPrince2236: not a pacers fan
kyerkes98: Yes, thats obvious
SheedPrince2236: their gonna lose in 5 games
kyerkes98: Do you have a reason for messaging me, or are you just attempting to harass me?
SheedPrince2236: fine ill go
kyerkes98: I have no problem talking to people online, but you don't seem to have a legitimate reason for wanting to speak to me. Where did you get my username?
SheedPrince2236: i was looking for a stupid ron artest buddy icon and i got to this site http://www.sportscardforum.com/showt...=116508&page=1
kyerkes98: Ok, thanks.
My point is - I don't see how some fans just don't get it. I understand that he is probably a younger fan, but when does one become mature about viewing sports? From everything I have witnessed/read, there has been a major problem with trolls at the Star boards, and some here as well, but thankfully we have good mods/admins that take care of problems quickly. Hopefully all of us Pacers fans can behave better than this, as I know most of us do.
Just thought I would share this and let others rant away as well!


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At Detroit Mercy Law, Prof. Harris teaches International Commercial Arbitration, Sales, Contracts, Construction Law, and Alternative Dispute Resolution. He served as Interim Dean of the Law School during the 2013-2014 academic year. He is also Of Counsel to Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone in its Detroit office. Prior to joining the faculty of the Law School, Prof. Harris practiced international arbitration and construction law with the Atlanta office of King & Spalding for over ten years. He previously taught at Cornell Law School, Emory Law School, and the College of Management of the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Prof. Harris is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and serves on the International, Commercial, and Construction Panels of Arbitrators of the American Arbitration Association, on the Approved Faculty List for the Chartered Institute, and on the roster of the United States Department of State's Fulbright Specialist Program, in the area of international arbitration. He is listed in Who's Who Legal: Arbitration 2015, Who's Who Legal: Construction 2015, and Best Lawyers in America (Construction), 2013-present.
Prof. Harris's scholarship focuses on international arbitration and commercial law. His recent publications include International Construction Arbitration (2015 edition, 2 vols., with John W. Hinchey, Thomson West) and "Customary International Arbitration Law," 24(2) American Review of International Arbitration 245 (2013).
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Florida State freshman Xavier Rathan-Mayes will be ineligible to compete in 2013-2014, FSU basketball coach Leonard Hamilton announced Monday.
The NCAA found that some of Rathan-Mayes coursework could not be used to satisfy NCAA initial eligibility requirements.
Rathan-Mayes will be able to immediately enroll at FSU, but won't be able to practice or compete as a freshman. He was the gem of FSU's 2013 basketball recruiting class, the No. 7 shooting guard and No. 30 player in the country in his class.
Hamilton said he only found out about Rathan-Mayes' loss upon the team's return from a two-week trip to Greece. Rathan-Mayes did not accompany FSU on the trip.
"We're going to miss Xavier, but you just go with the hand you're dealt," Hamilton said. "That's that."
Rathan-Mayes' loss leaves the Seminoles with just two freshman on the roster for 2013-2014: three-star prospect Jarquez Smith and former baseball player Brandon Allen.
Hamilton said FSU would do as much as it's allowed to do with Rathan-Mayes to try and keep him involved with the team, but he didn't expect Rathan-Mayes to fall off.
"If there's anybody who could stay sharp - because he's always had that gym-rat makeup," Hamilton said. "That's part of his everyday routine."


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Birthing Your Baby: The Second Stage
by Nadine Pilley Edwards and Beverley Lawrence Beech
[2001, U.K.: AIMS Publication, 96 pages, paperback.]
[Review first published in Midwifery Today Issue 64, Winter 2002, © 2002, Midwifery Today, Inc. Review by Jill Cohen.]
This booklet is designed for those interested in learning more about the second stage of labor. The authors examine two different approaches: physiological and actively managed second stage. Both the benefits and disadvantages of encouraging women to find their own way of birthing, compared with directing their behaviors and actions, are discussed. The information presented is collected from many sources, giving the booklet the benefit of multiple perspectives. Although the focus of the book is the second stage, Beech and Pilley Edwards refer to the whole birth process, because of the concept that birthing women do not see birthing in stages. This allows pregnant and birthing women as well as all practitioners working with birth to use the book.
The medicalization of birth is discussed from a historical perspective. The authors bring to light how active management of labor has had possible adverse effects; they also discuss available care alternatives.
Finally, a broad look at the way birth plans and labor companions may help the birthing woman is offered, revealing many practices that are helpful in creating a positive birthing experience. There is an extensive "further reading" list, plus additional informational sites to stimulate the reader to explore even more about the second stage of labor. References are also included. This is a great booklet with easy reading, good research and skilled debate on the subject.
Reviewer Jill Cohen is Associate Editor at Midwifery Today magazine and the editor of The Birthkit.


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Roenicke close to setting Brewers' lineup
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said he was close to finalizing his regular batting order, with only two spots still undecided.
Right fielder Norichika Aoki will hit leadoff, followed by second baseman Rickie Weeks, left fielder Ryan Braun, third baseman Aramis Ramirez, catcher Jonathan Lucroy and first baseman Alex Gonzalez. Roenicke is still mulling whether to bat center fielder Carlos Gomez seventh and shortstop Jean Segura eighth, or the other way around.
"Usually you want an on-base guy hitting in front of the pitcher, because you want the pitcher to come up and the lineup to roll over," said Roenicke, conceding that neither Gomez nor Segura exactly fit that profile. "It's an important part of the lineup, and seventh is important if you've got pretty good five- and six-hitters. He's going to have an opportunity to drive in some runs."
Asked whether the free-swinging Segura could develop into a more patient hitter as he ages, Roenicke said, "I think he'll get better at it, [but] he's probably never going to be a patient, on-base guy. He's going to have to hit. His batting average is going to have to carry his on-base percentage."
That batting order will probably be re-examined when first baseman Corey Hart is ready to return from knee surgery. He served as the Brewers' five-hole hitter for much of last season.
Adam McCalvy is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Brew Beat, and follow him on Twitter at @AdamMcCalvy. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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After the first of the year, homeowners across the state planning to remodel will have to comply with a new year's resolution of sorts: Installing water-conserving plumbing fixtures.
The state law applies to all single-family residences built before Jan. 1, 1994 and requires that water conserving plumbing fixtures be installed throughout the home as a condition of building permits applied for after Jan. 1, 2014.
"I think a lot of people may feel that it's time to do it because they can see their water bills go up and see losing a lot of water with inefficient water fixtures," said Woodland's Chief Building Official Paul Siegel. "All it takes is one drought and you're rationing people."
Specifically, the law states that all residential buildings undergoing alterations, additions, or improvements must replace non-compliant plumbing fixtures with water-conserving fixtures (Think: Low-flow toilet).
The law does not apply to maintenance, however, such as water heater replacement, HVAC replacement, re-roofing, sewer replacement or window replacement.
A resale inspection would not trigger compliance either, unless a permit is required as a result of the resale inspection.
"Imagine replacing a water heater and spending five times more than you needed to," Siegel said. "That would have been brutal and people wouldn't have done it.
"This (law) will trigger during a major remodel of a home. A lot of people do that anyway. A lot of home improvements are kitchen and bathroom remodels, so they're already in there doing that. So it's not going to fundamentally change a lot of people's plans."
The law isn't new. Senate Bill 407 actually came into effect in 2009, and stipulates that low-flow fixtures be implemented with home improvements starting in 2014, in all homes by 2017 and in apartment and commercial buildings by 2019.
When passed four years ago, the law went to the California Civil Code, rather than the health and community development department, which covers building codes. For this reason, some people are only learning of the law now.
"It was sort of a surprise for people," said Siegel. "This was a Civil Code and so health and community development didn't have a chance to weigh in on it before it was passed."
Gregory Mahoney, chief building official for the city of Davis, said in an email that "building officials are not supportive of this type of legislation that encourages permit avoidance."
"This new code did not go through the typical code development process, this was legislated by State lawmakers," he added. "We had no opportunity for input as we do in the normal code development process."
Rather, the legislation was supported by water agencies and Democrats. It is billed as an attempt to help California meet its goal to reduce water usage by 20 percent by 2020, a goal set by then-Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
According to the law, all shower heads must flow no more than 2.5 gallons of water per minute, and interior faucets must emit no more than 2.2 gallons of water per minute.
All toilets must use no more than 1.6 gallons of water per flush, while urinals must use no more than 1 gallon of water per flush.
More than half of Woodland's home stock will be affected by the law, or those homes built prior to 1994, Siegel estimated.
Woodland's Building Department will enforce the installation of low-flow fixtures at the final building permit inspection.
Siegel said this is not unlike regulations for smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors in homes that have been in place for three years. (All bedrooms - and hallways leading to bedrooms - must have a smoke alarm, and each home must have one carbon monoxide detector.)
"I just don't think people should be too frightened of it," Siegel said. "I think it's just part of the process."
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Find a new pair of sunglasses, Philip Rivers.
With Norv Turner's dismissal on Monday, the spotlight on you will get brighter.
Rivers rightly is keeping his job despite the franchise's three-year playoff drought.
But with Turner and A.J. Smith having walked the plank on Black Monday, Rivers stands to bear more criticism if the drought continues.
Rivers will need to prove himself to a new coach and a new general manager, and knowing him, he'll view it as a chance to grow.
It could be a stimulating time for the 30-year-old, provided the new GM can fix the offensive line.
Turner, for his part, doubts there's much room, if any, to coach up the San Diego offense. The next Chargers coaches, he said on Monday, will see that "this team has been extremely well-coached."
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Over the season's final four games, three of them victories, Rivers threw no interceptions and clearly was more careful on the rollouts and scrambles that'd produced a raft of misfires over the last two years.
Of late, Rivers spoke often of the defense's improvement. As his trust in the defense increased, he may have been less likely to force passes. It's been several years since the Chargers felt as good about their defense going into an offseason as they do now.
With the No. 11 pick, the Chargers should be in position to draft an offensive tackle who's a consensus top-15 pick, and, yes, I watched Central Michigan's left tackle, Eric Fisher, in the Chippewas' bowl game on Dec. 26. In stature, Fisher looked Kalilish (Vikings left tackle Matt Kalil was drafted fourth in 2012). But Fisher was going against Western Kentucky's edge rushers, none of whom are Von Miller Lite.
As for the Chargers HAVING to draft a tackle with their first pick—easy does it.
Smart move, Dean Spanos, hiring Ron Wolf as a consultant in the search for a coach and a GM. Wolf hired or played a role in the hiring of key management personnel that led to Green Bay's last two Super Bowl victories.
Nice year, Ronnie Brown. Fumbles? Zero. Catch rate? An AFC-best 83.1 percent. Team rank in yards per carry? First (4.8). Brown also led Chargers backs in yards per catch (7.6).
Brown called it a "decent" year. He seemed more excited about the pending birth of his first child, a boy. At 31, he said he wants to continue his NFL career. "I want to be able to play for a championship," he said. "I've played in the league for eight years and have only one playoff appearance. That's tough."
Trade Antonio Gates? Silly talk. The idea is to build around Rivers. More than any other Chargers pass-catcher, Gates drew double coverage. He and Chatty Phil complete each other's sentences.
It was disappointing that rookie Ladarius Green, in the final five games, didn't get on the field over No. 3 tight end Dante Rosario, a Norv favorite.
Ryan Mathews said he has metal rods in both clavicles, and that he expects that fractured collarbones are a thing of the past for him.
Norv wore one of his Super Bowl rings on Monday when he addressed reporters. I don't think it was coincidental.


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Lost today my flat Opto Fuse. I probably just buy a new one, maybe in GL plastic.
But I'm always interested in trying new stuff, so if there are out great understable (not Wolf-understable!) mids that are easy to turnover and glide for ages, please tell me. Roc is out of question, I don't have the time to beat it in.


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Hinnant is 3rd at CCS
Los Altos High's Louis Hinnant placed third in boys singles at the recent Central Coast Section Badminton Championships. The sophomore went 4-2 in the three-day tournament, held last month at Monta Vista High.
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Registration is open for AYSO Region 43's fall soccer season. The region serves boys and girls in grades K-12 who live in northern Los Altos and Los Altos Hills. AYSO follows six philosophies: everyone plays, player development, positive coaching, good sportsmanship, balanced teams and open registration. To register or for more information, visit ayso43.org.
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Mo Abdulrasul, Fremont basketball: Abdulrasul scored 36 points in a 60-53 win over Santa Clara.
Michael Aguiar, Los Gatos basketball: He scored 18 points in a 55-51 win over Saratoga.
Sun Bang, Leland basketball: She scored 22 points, making four 3-pointers, in a 44-27 win over Leigh.
McKenzie Flood, Los Gatos soccer: The senior forward scored two second-half goals in a 2-1 win over Saratoga.
Paul Fox, Gilroy wrestling: He won the 154-pound division title at the Overfelt Classic and was named middle weight most outstanding wrestler.
Nick Loew, Burlingame basketball: The senior center combined for 32 points and 25 rebounds for his school-record 31st double-double as the Panthers won a pair of games against Carlmont and Capuchino.
Kurt Lojera, Lincoln basketball: The senior scored 38 points in a 70-56 loss to Prospect.
Danny Mahoney, Serra basketball: The senior guard scored 35 points in a 69-48 win over St. Francis.
Jamie Martz, Mills basketball: She scored 10 points in a 46-38 win over Aragon and nine points in a 39-33 win over Hillsdale, making three 3-pointers in each game, as Mills took over first place in the PAL South.
Albert Munante, Mt. Pleasant soccer: He had two goals in a 3-1 win over Branham as the Cardinals took over first place in the BVAL Mt. Hamilton Division.
Dharini Ramaswamy, Saratoga basketball: The senior scored 27 points to help the first-place Falcons to a 62-34 win over Cupertino.
Savannah Scott, Westmont basketball: The prolific scorer had 20 points to help the Warriors to a 67-57 win over Branham.
Leonardo Silva, El Camino soccer: He scored all three goals in a 3-3 tie with South San Francisco and had a goal and an assist in a 3-0 win over Terra Nova.
Chandler Wickers, Menlo School soccer: Wickers had a goal in a win over The King's Academy, a goal and an assist in a win over Sacred Heart Prep and a goal and an assist to help beat Notre Dame-San Jose.


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Captain is a rescue dog, and we're not quite sure of his progeny - we think he's a Yorkshire terrier mixed with a Shitsu or laser apso. In other words, Yorkshire with a bit of ponceyness mixed in - just like his master.
On the scale of doggie hardness, Captain marks out one end of a continuum of which the foam-flecked, wild-eyed hounds of the Flying Dog Brewery's labels pin down the other:
But the two ends met yesterday at an event to mark the launch of an expanded range of Flying Dog beers in the UK, including two of their best sellers - Doggie Style Pale Ale and Gonzo Porter - now being listed in over 300 Tesco branches across the country. (Of course, in Tesco it won't have the words 'Doggie Style' on the label - after all, that would bring about the collapse of civilisation).
I've always liked Flying Dog and have visited the brewery when over at the Great American Beer Festival. We went out drinking with them one night and all I can remember is my sides hurting from laughing. Their beers are excellent - not the most envelope-pushing ever, but American craft brews don't always have to try to reinvent the wheel. A small range has been available in the Uk for a few years, and when I was touring Three Sheets to the Wind three years ago, doing events with a selection of beers from around the world, Gonzo Porter - inky like alien blood, full of spicy chocolate malt and yet at the same time a Cascade hop bomb - converted a surprising number of women to beer for the first time. It's great news for any beer lover that this and the pale ale - zingy, hoppy, but light and perfectly balanced - now have such wide distribution.
And it turns out that Flying Dog are more experimental than their limited (till now) range in the UK would suggest. I'm looking forward to trying my bottle of the 11.5% Double Dog Double Pale Ale I scrounged from lunch. We tried a German-style smoked lager that can be enjoyed even when you're not eating bacon - so an improvement or a 'dumbing down' on German smoked beers depending on your point of view - mine is certainly the former. And we heard great things about a new Belgian-style IPA, which isn't bottled yet. Good luck with the Portman Group over the name of that one when it does get over here, guys.
The event was in the Spaniard's Inn, on the north-west side of Hampstead Heath. I've never been there before but it instantly became one of my new favourite pubs. It's an M&B place, and within that group it's the only pub other than the famous White Horse that has free rein over its beer stocking policy. A great range of draft and bottled beers - Doggie Style was on tap, along with the great and good of English cask beer and a few new ones I've never seen before. And a fantastic food menu with dishes like slow-cooked lamb shank, pearl barley and creamy mash and organic pies at prices that are lower than some really dreadful wannabe pubs I've visited recently.
And my new test of a pub menu - a Ploughman's should have ham and cheddar in it. So why do pubs normally ask you to choose between the two? Why do they not even give you an option of paying a quid extra and having both? A good pub is one that does both on the plate. The Spaniards goes better: a choice of two from rare roast beef, honey roast ham, Cropwell Bishop Stilton or mature Cheddar - for £7. I've paid more than that for some pretty dire city centre Ploughman's before now.
The building itself is centuries old, and rumoured to have been a haunt of Dick Turpin. Dickens visited, but Dickens seems to have visited every single pub that was standing in the Great London Area at ay point in the ninteenth century. Whatever, The Spaniard's age, affluent location and basic pub infrastructure combine to make it a blend of gastro and traditional boozer you rarely see pulled off so successfully. Other nearby pubs have gone down that infuriating route where they still insist on calling themselves a pub even though they ask if you've booked a table as soon as you walk through the door. The Spaniards is definitely, 100% a pub - albeit a pub that did 700 covers for food last Sunday. As pubs that Dickens has visited go, just thinking about how this place compares to the Anchor on the Thames makes me want to cry.
The location means it's popular with dog walkers, and you can even buy boutique, artisanal dog food and treats at the bar. Sounds a bit poncey, but if you believe your dog deserves as nice a meal as you're getting, well there you go.
Proximity to the Heath means some of the dogs must be a bit muddy sometimes by the time they get here - and that's why, at the bottom of the car park, there's a Doggie Wash. In goes the dog, up go the screens. A few tokens from the bar and your dog has the pleasure of shampoo and conditioner, rinse, cold air blow down and warm air blow dry.
So yeah, nice pub, great beers and everything. But the true highlight of the afternoon was this - a mutt who won't be inspiring any Flying Dog beer labels any time soon:
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ST. PETERSBURG -- Jake McGee surrendered a two-run homer to Mark DeRosa in the sixth inning of Monday night's 8-7 loss to the Blue Jays, which added to the left-hander's recent streak of woes.
In McGee's last seven appearances, he has allowed eight runs on 12 hits, five walks and two home runs in 5 2/3 innings. In the process, his ERA has swelled to 10.64.
Such results are in vast difference to McGee's 2012 numbers, when he was overpowering while posting a 5-2 mark with a 1.95 ERA in 69 appearances.
"The biggest thing I would say is location of the pitch more than anything, without getting too specific," said Rays manager Joe Maddon, while defending the hard-throwing McGee. "The thing he did last year that was so good was that the location of his fastball was probably better per hitter than it's been this year. But believe me, look at the base hits he gave up last week in Kansas City and the one he gave up last night to [Maicer] Izturis. I would like to find out the last time DeRosa hit a home run down the right-field line.
"That's what I'm saying, your patience gets tested and all of a sudden you want to look for maybe something that's not there. I don't want to fabricate answers. I actually like the way he's throwing the ball right now. I think if he threw it in better spots in the strike zone, I think he'd a little bit more successful. Otherwise, he's had a lot of bad luck."
Maddon told reporters that he gave McGee a "big hug" on Tuesday and McGee "totally understood."
"[McGee] knows that he made good pitches," Maddon said. "He knows that he's throwing the ball well. He knew that it was kind of unfortunate and he truly needs to file [Monday night] as quickly as he can. It's not always going to be an oil painting. He's going to give up a line drive that's going to be caught one of these days and everybody's going to say what a great job he did after the game.
"This game is really unforgiving and you have to be pretty tough to play it -- especially when you play every day. These guys are tough mentally and all they need now is your support. They don't need any wishy-washy stuff coming from the manager's office."
Bill Chastain is a reporter for MLB.com. Adam Berry is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @adamdberry. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Mariners cut camp roster down to 44 players
PEORIA, Ariz. -- The latest round of cuts at Mariners camp included 11 players either optioned to Triple-A Tacoma or reassigned to Minor League camp, trimming the camp roster to 44 players, including 12 non-roster invitees.
In moves made Tuesday morning, left-hander Bobby LaFromboise, right-hander Logan Bawcom, catcher Jesus Sucre and infielders Ji-Man Choi and Carlos Triunfel were optioned to the Tacoma roster.
Right-handers Logan Kensing and Matt Palmer, lefty Nick Hill, catcher Mike Dowd and infielders Ty Kelly and Nate Tenbrink were the six players sent to Minor League camp.
Mariners manager Lloyd McClendon spent much of the morning speaking to the players the club was sending out of camp.
"They're all tough," McClendon said of the cuts. "Any time you've got to tell a young man that his dream is not going to come to fruition at this particular time, that's tough. They all work hard, they give us all they've got. I was very pleased.
"Like I told all of them, it wasn't performance based. The numbers are such that we have to start moving guys out, but their performances will not be forgotten, and at some point, they'll be back."
With the moves, the Mariners now have 23 pitchers in camp, including eight non-roster invitees, as well as three catchers (one NRI), nine infielders (one NRI) and nine outfielders (two NRI).
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NAPA -- A longtime firefighter with the CAL FIRE Sonoma-Lake-Napa Unit lost her two-year battle with cancer last week.
Battalion chief Karen Jones Shubin, 47, died peacefully at home on Wednesday.
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Such expenses include coinsurance and deductible amounts, office visit and prescription drug co-pays, orthodontia, chiropractic care, laser eye surgery and eye glasses/contact lenses. The program carries a $2,550 annual plan maximum as well as "Use It or Lose It" provision, where all claims must be incurred by December 31 of the plan year. Beginning in 2014, you are able to roll over up to $500 into the upcoming year, but any balance above $500 is subject to forfeit. To view a list of eligible and ineligible expenses, please log into the enrollment system through DrexelOne. [TOP] Commuter Program Drexel/Tenet Parking Facilities You can elect to pay for parking at affiliated parking garages/lots on a pre-tax basis through the convenience of payroll deduction. You will need to fill out paperwork with Facilities to set this up. If you park at a Drexel/Tenet Parking Lot and have signed a contract with Facilities, you do not need to participate in the Commuter Plan for parking purposes. For additional information, visit the Drexel Parking website. Non-Drexel/Non-Tenet Parking Facilities and Mass Transit You can elect to use pre-tax dollars to pay for parking at non-Drexel/non-Tenet parking garages and for mass transit expenses. Orders for passes and permits will be placed online with YSA and payment will be made via pre-tax payroll deductions (up to the monthly limit that the IRS has allotted). The maximum pre-tax amount that may be contributed to the parking account has increased to $255 per month and the maximum contribution to the mass transit account has increased to $255 effective January 2016. These maximums are subject to change under Federal tax law. You will be notified if any such changes occur during the year. The following are procedures for logging into the benefits system and placing parking and/or mass transit orders in the YSA enrollment system: Log into DrexelOne Select the Employees tab Select Benefit Service Center under the Benefits Administration heading On the Home page, scroll down to the At Your Fingertips section and select the Commuter Program bar. Select the Your Spending Account link under the Commuter Benefits and FAQs Select the Make Changes button to be taken to the ordering platform. Once you are in the ordering platform, you will want to verify that the address and email on record is the one you want to use for management of this benefit. You can then use the left hand navigation bar to choose either Parking or Transit, and then proceed with your order. You will need to process your order by the 10th of the month before you want the benefit to be effective. For example, August orders close on July 10th and September orders close on August 10th. There are many options within the Commuter plan. It is just a matter of choosing the best one for your transportation needs to get to and from work. Commuter Deduction Schedule Drexel Monthly [PDF] ANS Monthly [PDF] Drexel Bi-Weekly [PDF] ANS Bi-Weekly [PDF] Union [PDF] Get to Know Your Commuter Benefits [PDF] Speed Your Commute with Check Cards [PDF] [TOP] Group Legal Plan Provided through Hyatt Legal Services, this group legal assistance plan provides basic legal services such as phone consultations and simple will preparation. MetLaw Plan Description [PDF] MetLaw Premier Comparison of Services [PDF] MetLaw Brochure [PDF] [TOP] Health and Wellness Drexel University and Drexel University College of Medicine are committed to the health and wellness of our employees. We have partnered and Independence Blue Cross to offer programs that will assist you with your health goals. Please visit the program's brochure to learn more: Independence Blue Cross's Healthy Lifestyles program [PDF] A Healthier U Visit the Drexel Recreation Center section for membership, program, and pricing information. [TOP] Home Purchase Assistance Program Full-time and part-time benefit eligible University employees are offered a forgivable loan toward the purchase of homes within defined borders of the Drexel University Community. For more information, visit the Home Purchase Assistance Program page. [TOP] Long-Term Care Drexel offers Voluntary Group Long Term Care Insurance underwritten by Genworth Financial. This offering provides a range of coverage options that are affordable and flexible and pays for care in a variety of settings including care at home, in assisted living facilities, in adult day facilities, and in all types of nursing facilities. Not to be confused with disability insurance, which pays a portion of your salary should you become disabled, long term care insurance covers the actual costs for covered in-home and facility care (up to your chosen monthly maximum amount). For a schedule of on-site seminars and online webinars, please visit the Long Term Care page. For more information, see the Voluntary Benefits page. [TOP] Supplemental Life Insurance This option provides you with the opportunity to elect additional Group Term Life Insurance for yourself, your spouse, and your dependent children (no one may be covered more than once under this plan). Note that you do not have to elect coverage for yourself as an employee in order to elect spouse and/or dependent child coverage. You may elect one, two, three, or four times your annual salary in coverage up to a maximum benefit of $2,500,000. Spousal coverage of up to $150,000 and dependent child coverage of $5,000 or $10,000 is also available. [TOP] Supplemental Accidental Death & Dismemberment (AD&D) Insurance You may elect to purchase supplemental AD&D Insurance for yourself, your spouse, and/or dependent children. [TOP] Voluntary Short-Term Disability Insurance This program provides a benefit of 60 percent of your weekly base pay when you are out on an approved disability. Benefits begin following 30 days of continuous disability and the exhaustion of sick days. Premiums are paid on a post-tax basis so that the plan's benefit is non-taxable. Note that if you do not contact HR prior to your disability leave, any claims you make may not be eligible for disability coverage. For more information, please refer to the Guardian Brochure [PDF]. [TOP] Drexel Human Resources also provides administrative support for all HR services and functions at Drexel University's separate, not-for-profit subsidiary, Drexel University College of Medicine. Drexel University is not involved in patient care provided by Drexel Medicine.


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At the newly opened Nicoletta, Fior di Latte soft serve is the focus of the dessert menu. You can have it as a Root Beer Float ($6) with Saranac root beer, or as a Fanta Float ($6) with Fanta. But the best way to have it is straight up with two toppings ($6). Pick from ten, including slow-flowing salted caramel or housemade dark chocolate sauces. Others run from the ordinary to exotic, including pistachio brittle, amarena cherries, and strawberry jam. I'm currently hooked on the blueberry limoncello and chili-peanut toffee sauce combination. It sounds odd, but goes together quite well, as crushed spicy peanuts tangle with pops of fresh blueberries. The dense, almost buttery soft serve itself is excellent on its own (pure cream! how can you go wrong?), and you can certainly have it plain and simple.
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November 5, 2012
Summit Express has arranged for free transportation to the polls today for voters of any affiliation, not just Republicans and conservative independents as previously stated. Call (970) 668-6000 for the complementary service.
The Summit Democrats' Election 2012 Celebration & Volunteer Appreciation Night begins at 7:30 tonight at the Backcountry Brewery, 720 Main St. in Frisco. Enjoy music from The Pine Beetles while you watch national, state and local election returns in the company of kindred spirits.
Learn how to help prevent an ACL tear this winter. Vail-Summit Orthopaedics spine specialist Dr. Rick Cunningham and physical therapist Kim Eytel of Avalanche Physical Therapy will offer a free presentation tonight at 6 at Summit High School. Call (970) 668-3633 for more info.
The Summit County Caregiver and Memory Loss Support Group now meets the first Tuesday of every month at the Summit County Community and Senior Center in Frisco at 1 p.m., and at Father Dyer Methodist Church, Breckenridge at 6:30 the same day. The group is a gathering of folks that care for loved ones at home, in facilities or from a distance. Participants share their successes and struggles and work together to find resources that benefit caregivers. Once a quarter, there is an expert presentation on a relevant topic for the group. Drop- ins are welcomed. This is a no-fee event sponsored by the Summit Seniors, The Council on Aging and the Colorado Alzheimer's Association. For details, call (970) 584-0311. Transportation can be arranged and some caregiver respite care is available with advance reservations.
Team Summit Colorado is hosting orientation on Saturday from 1-3 p.m. at the Summit County Community and Senior Center in Frisco. This is an informative session about Team Summit Colorado, and also a great time to meet some coaches, team members and Team Summit families.


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Gazpacho with Red and Yellow Tomatoes
(about 6 servings, recipe adapted by Kalyn with inspiration from Elise's Gazpacho recipe and Genie's Gazpacho recipe.)
1/4 cup red wine vinegar
1 tsp. minced garlic
2 tsp. sea salt
3 ripe yellow tomatoes, diced
3 ripe red tomatoes, diced
(or use all red tomatoes or all yellow tomatoes)
1 cucumber, peeled and diced
1 small red onion, diced
1 red pepper, diced
2 stalks celery, diced
2-3 T fresh parsley, chopped finely
2-3 T fresh basil, chopped finely
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
2 T fresh lemon juice
4-6 shakes green tobasco, or your favorite hot sauce
1 tsp. Worcestershire sauce
2 cups tomato juice (or more if you prefer it more liquid)
fresh ground pepper and additional salt to taste
Stir parsley, basil, olive oil, lemon juice, tabasco, Worcestershire, and tomato juice into vegetables in bowl. (Add more tomato juice if it seems too thick. I found two cups was as much as I wanted.) Taste and season with fresh ground black pepper and more salt if needed.
Chill overnight for flavors to develop, although you will probably have to have a bowl or two before putting the rest in the refrigerator just to reassure yourself how good it is.
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South Beach Dieters, eat as much of this gazpacho as your tummy will hold! There couldn't be a more perfect South Beach Diet food than this!
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Elise's Gazpacho from Simply Recipes
Alanna's Gazpacho from A Veggie Venture
Nic's Gazpacho from Baking Bites
Genie's Gazpacho from The Inadvertent Gardener
Gazpacho 101.4 from Lobstersquad
Green Gazpacho from Tigers and Strawberries
Cilantro Gazpacho from Food and Paper
White Gazpacho from Hedonia
Golden Gazpacho with Lemongrass from What Did You Eat
Gazpacho from Beyond Salmon
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I have a news website which I need to update everyday. But whenever I want to change the layout of the website I need to change the layout of every pages (which is not possible as there are many pages in a news websites).
Can anyone tell me a method or name any software which would help me to change the layout as my wish. And after changing the layout, all the pages also changes the layout automatically (without changing the main content or news area, because it is the single thing which is different in every page).
And I am using HTML and Css just for your reference.
I am helpless. Please help me.
You forgot to specify which CMS you're using.
I am not using any CMS just HTML and CSS. But again I have no knowledge about using CMS with HTML and CSS to update a website...
Plz help me ....
Sorry, you posted this in the "WordPress CMS" forum so I figured you were. (now moved)
Having consistant pages usually involves templates or at least include()
Is this a PHP site? If purely HTML then I'm afraid it's multiple file edits.
Even if its HTML extensions you can use php includes by placing a single line in your htaccess. But to answer your question you need to place all the common elements of all your pages in php includes. This way when you edit the include it will populate to all the pages.
An alternative to Jezabel's is to use Dreamweaver (or any other web design software that supports templates). In Dreamweaver specifically, you are able to create templates, add editable regions within the template, and then and then base each page of your site off the template.
When you change the template, Dreamweaver changes all the files on the site automagically - and you just have to reupload all your HTML
But Jezabel's solution is really much cleaner and less reliant on a piece of software, if your server supports my kind of server side language (probably 99.9% of commercial web hosting servers do!).
I have a simiar problem.
Firstly a bit of background about my level of abiliy. I'm self-taught at HTML, got my head around that and CSS and have been able to create a website from scratch by just typing code. However PHP is something new to me, I'm a novice at scrpting, so I'm not looking for anything too complicated.
I manage a site with a number of pages, each page is unique, but shares some identical elements, such as the header, menu, footer and a few other bits. The site is all hand written by myself in HTML. But, for example, if I want to add a page and then add it to the menu, I have to edit the menu section for every page.I am lead to believe the with PHP you can make this process easier and only need to make the edit to common site elements once. But I do not know the best way to achieve this. I have been experimenting and, with my limited PHP knowledge came up with a way that works to an extent. But there are one or two things I can't get to work, and I'm not sure if this way is best practice or the most efficient way to do this, since I couldn't find an on-line "how to" and just made this up from stuff I could find in PHP tutorials. So I would like some expert adivce on this.
What I did was this: I saved a HTML page as PHP. Where there was a common element such as the menu, I replaced it with some PHP which Opens, Reads and Echos a file which contains the code for the menu. If I replace the menu on all pages, I only need to edit the one file with the menu code, and all pages see the same change. It works, but is this the best way?One thing I could not get to work was each page's unique header image. The pages all start like this, an identical header, a unique header image, then idential menu, followed by unique content, finishing with an identical footer.I thought I could put the first part (header, header image and menu) into one common file for all pages, and set a unique string on each page to set the name of the unique header image, then put that string in the code in the common file, but I can't get it to work.Can anyone advise?
Making some progress now.When I posted before I had no idea what PHP Includes were, but thought I should find out.After a search I found [this thread which links to [URL="http://pageaffairs.com/notebook/enhance-your-site-with-php-includes"]this page](http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?791728-thoughts-on-using-includes-in-web-page). It seems what I was trying was not a million miles away from how includes work, a separate file referenced by the page. But includes look like the proper way to do it, which is what I was looking for. Also using this method, saving the includes as PHP files, my problem with the unique header image is solved, it works with PHP includes. Another thing to mention, for anyone wondering how to do it. In my menu, each page had it's own link with an ID set to "current" (as defined in the CSS file) so it renders a different colour and doesn't highlight on hover like all the other links.But with the shared menu, this won't work. So what I did was give each menu item an unique ID, then set the style of the page's own ID in the page it's self, and removed current from the CSS file. It could maybe be done better, so I keep current in the CSS (for universal editing) and put something in the page that says "current = pageID", but not sure how to do that yet.
Another question.If my site currently has a load of pages with HTML extesions, index.html events.html about.html etc, which are indexed with Google, Bing and suchlike, and linked to by other sites. Then I change them for PHP extensions, index.php events.php about.php etc. Do I then have to write a whole load of 301's in my htaccess? Or is there a quicker way to maybe set it to redirect any html to php with the same filename?
Answering my own questions again, you guys are slow. For the benefit of anyone else looking for this, to redirect all HTML pages to PHP put this in the htaccess.
RedirectMatch 301 (.*)\\.html$ http://www.example.com$1.php


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DENVER — Speaking at the Cattle-Fax outlook seminar during the Cattle Industry Convention, Creighton University professor Art Douglas, who provides the weather outlook for Cattle-Fax, outlined global trends and what to look for in U.S. weather this year.
Douglass says conditions in the Pacific Ocean shifted from a El Nino pattern to La Nina during 2010, and developed into the strongest La Nina since 1917, featuring cold ocean-surface temperatures. The pattern, he says, is likely to continue through the spring and summer of this year, bringing dry conditions to much of the continental U.S. A return to the El Nino pattern, and wetter conditions, is likely by spring of 2012, he said during the Feb. 4 seminar.
This winter's cold and snow extending well into the southern United States, he says, suggests a climate pattern similar to that during the 1950s and 1960s.
Douglass says the current pattern indicates a good chance for hot and dry conditions this spring in the southwestern U.S., extending into the Plains and western Corn Belt. For this summer, high temperatures are likely across much of the nation's heartland, with dryer-than-usual conditions across the Plains and Midwest.
Douglass also presented data and graphics illustrating trends in sunspot activity. Swings between high and low sunspot activity typically follow a 10- or 11-year pattern, but rather than increasing as expected, sunspot activity seems to be entering a long-term decline. If so, he says, lack of sunspot activity could indicate a long-term trend toward cooler global temperatures, similar to the "Little Ice Age" that occurred during the 17th and 18th centuries.


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A judge on Tuesday postponed a hearing meant to decide if the state Department of Health and Human Resources should be sanctioned for failing to fix problems at West Virginia's two psychiatric hospitals.
Kanawha Circuit Judge Duke Bloom postponed the hearing until 1:30 p.m. on Aug. 1.
Late last month, Bloom said he would hold DHHR in contempt of court for failing to comply with his orders to remedy persistent staffing shortages at William R. Sharpe Jr. Hospital in Weston and Mildred Mitchell-Bateman Hospital in Huntington. Tuesday's show-cause hearing was to determine whether the agency would face sanctions.
Bloom told both DHHR Secretary Karen Bowling and Victoria Jones, commissioner for DHHR's Bureau for Behavioral Health and Health Facilities, to appear at the hearing. DHHR spokeswoman Allison Adler said both Jones and Bowling were prepared to appear in court Tuesday, and are prepared to appear Aug. 1.
If found in contempt, DHHR could face "the appropriate sanction" in a civil contempt case, which state law defines as incarceration "that also specifies a reasonable manner in which the contempt may be purged" or "an order requiring the payment of a fine ... to the party aggrieved by the failure of the contemner to comply with the order."


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New Mimoco Flash Drive Collection...
Mimoco, creator of the MIMOBOT line of designer USB flash drives and MIMOMICRO card readers, sets out to explore new galaxies with the release of the Star Trek X MIMOBOT Series. Under license by CBS Consumer Products, the first collection features four Star Trek favorites in classic MIMOBOT style and is available with up to 64GB of data storage. The line comes preloaded with exclusive Star Trek Mimory content including never-before-seen material from the Star Trek: The Next Generation Blu-ray release, vintage toy commercials, and comics. The line also comes with the MimoDesk personalization suite, which includes Star Trek-themed wallpapers, icons and avatars. It also comes equipped with MimoByte sound software powered with an offering of iconic sounds and character dialogue that play each time a Star Trek MIMOBOT is inserted or ejected from one's computer.
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We're just days away from the 26th annual Summerslam PPV, so now's as good a time as any to deliver my official predictions for the outcomes of the night.
Kick-Off Show: United States Title match
As much as I hate to admit it, this could be the end of Dean Ambrose's reign as US champion. Rob Van Dam has been given a huge push since returning at Money in the Bank and handing him
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Industry News
Wella Student Competition to Stream Live at ABS
Wella Professionals will host 24 finalists in this year's Wella Student Competition at America's Beauty Show (ABS), March 9-11, 2013. With almost 500 entries, the 3rd annual competition marks a record breaking year of entries from a total of 37 cosmetology schools across the nation.
As the finalists prepare for the live competition, Wella's informative and exciting Education Panel beginning at 10:30 a.m., will offer students and stylists an array of tips to prepare them for life in the salon – and lots of prizes! Wella Education Panelists include: Wella's Stephen Moody; Bloom.com's Stacey Faulk; Salon Owner Martino Carter and Team I.C.A.N. members; Brenton Lee; Kathryn Hornick; Katey-Bug Browne; Katie Woods and Krysten Bacaycay. The panel will be emceed by MODERN SALON's First Chair Editor Alison Shipley.
The Wella Student Competition will be judged LIVE, on the Wella exhibit stage, from Noon – 2:00 p.m., by a panel of industry glitterati, including Wella Top Stylist Nick Berardi; Team I.C.A.N's Kathryn Hornick; 2012 International Trend Vision Award Gold Winner and Wella Top Stylist Phillip Ferreira; 2011 North America Trend Vision Award Gold Winner and Wella Top Stylist Shirley Gordon; Wella Global Academy Dean Stephen Moody and Wella Lead Educator Kelly Pennington.
For those unable to attend ABS, the student panel and competition will be webcast live via salonprofessionalinteractive.com, hosted by MODERN SALON Beauty and Fashion Director Maggie Mulhern.
"The student entries came in by mail, by hand, online and with passion," noted Fabio Sementilli, Wella's creative and technical director. "Wella is passionate about our commitment to supporting stylists throughout every stage of their career. This competition shines the spotlight on student stylists who create beauty and defy convention. We are fostering a community of young, driven and talented stylists: the Next Gen," added Sementilli.
"Personally, I'm extremely proud of the work these young finalists entered and was honestly impressed by all of the students who entered the competition," says Sementilli. "The Wella Student Competition continues to empower beauty school students year after year by providing a platform to perfect their craft and advance in the salon industry."
Wella also believes that behind every great student is a great teacher. To honor cosmetology teachers, any student who competed in the Wella Student Competition could nominate their mentor or instructor for special recognition. The 10 "Instructor of the Year" nominees, the person who encouraged and inspired the student the most throughout his or her journey to becoming an amazing stylist will also be honored at ABS.
"Throughout our careers there are special folks who truly believe in our ability, they know it is their duty to mentor and guide us to succeed and positively change our lives," says Sementilli. "For this reason, Wella designed this special award category to recognize the often unsung instructors/mentors in beauty schools and salons throughout North America."
The Wella Student Competition takes place on Monday, March 11th at 11:30 a.m., in the Wella Professionals exhibit at America's Beauty Show, McCormick Place, Chicago.
In the Wella Professionals category:
Sara Bain, Regency Beauty Institute
Crystal Carney, Regency Beauty Institute
Ashley Thom, Bellus Academy – Poway
Jasper Struthers, Bellus Academy – Manhattan Kansas
Alicia Harley, Marinello School of Beauty
Claudia Lerma, Metro Beauty Academy
Heather Youse, Metro Beauty Academy
Myles Diaz II, Avalon School of Cosmetology
In the Clairol Professional category:
Andre Richardson, Southeastern Beauty Schools
Morgan Jones, Avalon School of Cosmetology
Marlela A. Olivia, Avalon School of Cosmetology
Hilaria Estrada, Avalon School of Cosmetology
Carmen Sandora, Avalon School of Cosmetology
Daniela Navarrete, Avalon School of Cosmetology
Kristen Lowery, Capri Beauty College
Amanda Scott, Avalon School of Cosmetology
In the Sebastian Professional category:
Mayderum Michell, Regency Beauty Institute
Mackenzie Secrist, Avalon School of Cosmetology
Domina Newsome, Avalon School of Cosmetology
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Avery Design & Print Online for Hallmark
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Unboxing Live 113: Lumoback Posture Sensor
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Accessories, Features, Videocasts
LUMOback started as a Kickstarter project aimed to helping people maintain proper posture throughout the day. The pitch was successful, and now LUMOback is a reality. We open up the LUMOback posture sensor and give you a look at what it does and how it works. It connects to your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad over Bluetooth 4.0, and alerts you when your posture is bad throughout the day, so that you can improve it over time, resulting in less aches and pains, and more energy!
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