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Walmart Not Helping Little Girl Attacked by Bat Inside Store
Five-year-old Zoe Zachrison and her mom were shopping in the frozen food section at a Minnesota Walmart when suddenly a bat swooped down and bit Zoe on the leg, traumatizing her forever and requiring her to undergo painful rabies shots.
Zoe's mom, Holly Townley, describes the attack and its aftermath:
"The bat flew down the pizza aisle, flew back at us, flew down and landed on her, attacking her and bit her leg," said Holly.
Her left leg still has a mark from the bat bite. On her right leg, is a mark from the painful treatment that followed.
"She had a series of three shots for rabies," said Holly.
The shots have given Zoe terrible fevers and achy joints, and she's had to go to the ER three times. Townley would like Walmart to cover her daughter's medical expenses, which seems reasonable given that parents usually don't expect their kids to be attacked by rabid bats while they're shopping. But the dying company has refused to pay up. You are surprised!
A Walmart spokeswoman reminds us all about the company's claims process, adding that the company "hired a pest management company, but have never had a problem with bats at that store." So Townley could file a claim and see what happens. If the company rejects her claim, she can always take Walmart to court—she suggests she might. Much will depend on whether store employees or management knew beforehand that bats sometimes lurked amidst their frozen lima beans and Tombstone pizzas. For now, it's not clear that the company was acting negligently.
The bat couldn't be reached for comment.


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Below you'll find a list of all posts from March, 2014
Spring is approaching and we all need to refresh our shirt rotation.
To Our Loyal Customers,
As we look forward to celebrating our 46th year in business, we recall the ups and downs that have occurred during them-mostly ups. We have managed thru challenging times because of your loyalty, and we are grateful for that.
We are monitoring the situation daily. Currently, we have decided to make these changes to our hours until further notice.
Both our Men and Women stores will be closed March 19th through April 17th.
We are grateful for your business and support.
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Parallels Promotes Birger Steen, Former Microsoft VP, to CEO
Parallels, the virtualization software company known best for its desktop product that lets Mac owners run Windows on their machines, says it has promoted Birger Steen, its current president, to the position of CEO.
Serguei Beloussov, the company's founder and outgoing CEO, will continue his full-time role as executive chairman of the board and chief architect.
Steen joined Parallels from Microsoft, where he was VP of Small and Medium Business and Distribution at Microsoft. Before that, he ran Microsoft's business in Norway and in Russia.
Parallels is a privately held company that's been around since 1999, that counts Intel Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners and Almaz Capital Partners as its investors. Its rise generally coincided with Apple's migration to using chips from Intel on the Mac. By giving new Mac users an easy way to run Windows on their computers, it gave people accustomed to Windows, or who needed to continue to use a particular application on Windows, little excuse when the opportunity came to switch to the Mac.
But what I didn't know is that Parallels is also a player a big player in selling software to service providers. It sells Plesk, a popular server automation tool, and it's also a player in the server virtualization business.
I talked with Steen about all this last week.
NewEnteprise: Birger, I'm a Mac user and so of course I know about and even use Parallels once in awhile. But I had no idea Parallels was so closely involved with Web hosting and cloud providers. How big is that business?
Birger Steen: We've been working with service providers since 1999, and then over the last 10 years you'll find companies like Rackspace and Media Temple and some of the biggest hosting providers are customers of ours. In most cases they run some version of our virtualization technology.
So when people think of virtualization of server, they think of VMWare. How are you different?
Partly it's a different technology. Our technology virtualizes in a different way that's uniquely suited to service providers that have large numbers of systems that they want to run with as much efficiency and density as possible. We have a market share of about 37 percent in that market.
And you also sell the Plesk control panel software for servers.
Control panels are very complementary to server virtualization. In the same way that control panels let you contol the computing resources on a desktop Windows machine or a Mac, you need to do the same thing on a server. If you were to rent the server from Rackspace or some other service provider, you need something to control it remotely and manage the resources. That's the other business we've been in for about 10 years. As the hosting business became more complex, that product had to become more complex. A lot of our service providers sell servers to customers who then turn around and re-sell them to other end customers. So the control panel now manages resources at the reseller level, and the end-customer administrative level, and then at the end-customer user level. That's become a very interesting business. It's very fragmented with lots of companies reselling services from larger companies. Today we have something like 5,000 customers that are everyone from the smallest local hoster with a few servers, all the way up to some of the biggest telco companies in the world.
So what are your priorities this year?
We're going to continue to drive hard on the Parallels desktop product, particularly on the Mac. It has a huge group of fans and we want to continue developing it. The first group of users were a lot of people who were devout Mac users where someone just had to use Windows or another OS some of the time. What we see now are a lot of users who are not switching to the Mac so much as they are adding Apple hardware. It's a a market where people are using many different technologies and we want to continue to make that easy. We also want to continue to build out our international markets. We're really strong in Germany, where we sell our product attached to 25 percent of the Macs sold there, whereas worldwide we're hovering at about 5 to 6 percent. So there's room for a lot of upside there.
So your business is profitable, and you're growing fast. What kind of an exit do you anticipate for your investors? Will you take Parallels public?
We're building the company to become a lot bigger, and to grow for a long period of time. We certainly aspire to have a both all the corporate processes and infrastructure that a public company would have. I'd ask our investors at Bessemer and Intel what they're thinking. But I certainly have a long-term ambition for this.


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Welcome to Colasanti's!
Snook's Butcher Shoppe and Colasanti's Produce & Plants is located at:
468 S Milford Rd, Highland, MI 48357
Spring/Summer Store Hours (March 24 – Nov. 4):
Monday – Saturday: 8 am – 8 pm
Sunday – 8 am – 7 pm
Winter Store Hours (Nov. 5 – March 23):
Monday – Saturday: 8 am – 7 pm
Sunday – 8 am – 7 pm
Snook's Butcher Shoppe was opened in 1979 by Ken and Barb Snook. One of Ken's first after school jobs as a teenager was at a small butcher shop in Detroit. While he never intended to pursue a long-term career in the industry, Ken fell in love with the trade. After learning the ropes by working for different butcher shops as well as a packing house, Ken decided to open his own store. The original Snook's Butcher Shoppe, which was also located in Highland, MI, was a small, start up business that quickly made a name for itself because Ken and Barb focused on providing fantastic service and quality meat.
In 1989, Ken received an invitation to move his store inside Colasanti's Market. In November of 2007, he purchased Colasanti's and the two separate stores became one. We proudly offer USDA Choice Black Angus Beef, Bell & Evans Hormone-Free, Antibiotic-Free Chicken, Grade A Natural Pork, Fresh Seafood delivered three times each week. We make inhouse smoked sausage, jerky, and snack sticks. We offer Certified Piedmontese Hormone-Free, Antibiotic Free Beef, Gourmet made from scratch entree's and side dishes.
Colasanti's/Snook's is unlike any other! We feature a fantastic produce selection – both traditional and USDA Organic. The butcher shoppe that will put anyone else in the state to shame! A full service Deli Department, Wine and Beer from around the world, fresh baked goods, organic and gluten free groceries, and a super crew of great people! Stop by and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. Watch the model train cruise around the tracks suspended from the ceiling. Eat your lunch outside by the duck pond and feed the birds. Visit with friends, family, and neighbors. We are a one of a kind destination waiting for you to discover. Our motto is simple: Fresh Food. Friendly People.


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Legendary Pictures has closed a deal with "Source Code" helmer Duncan Jones to direct the live-action "Warcraft," its adaptation of Blizzard Entertainment's hit videogame.
Thomas Tull and Jon Jashni will produce for Legendary along with Atlas Entertainment's Charles Roven and Alex Gartner. Jones' producing partner Stuart Fenegan will exec produce and Chris Metzen will co-produce for Blizzard.
Charles Leavitt ("The Seventh Son") came on board last August to pen the script. Legendary said it's planning to start lensing in the fall for a summer 2015 release.
Sam Raimi announced last summer he was no longer was involved with "Warcraft" at San Diego Comic-Con due to his commitments to Disney's "Oz: The Great and Powerful." Legendary picked up film rights to adapt the popular fantasy vidgame franchise in 2006.
Legendary is in post on six titles this year due to be released through Warner Bros. — "The Hangover Part III," Guillermo del Toro's "Pacific Rim"; Zach Snyder's "Man of Steel"; baseball biopic "42"; sequel "300: Rise of an Empire"; and Sergei Bodrov's "Seventh Son." It's also prepping production on a reboot of "Godzilla," set for a May 16, 2014 release.
Roven's a producer on "Man of Steel." Atlas is in pre-production on David O. Russell's untitled project starring Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper, Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner with lensgin planned to begin in March.
Jones also directed "Moon" for Sony Classics. He is represented by CAA, Independent Talent Group in the UK, and attorney Carlos Goodman of Bloom Hergott Diemer Rosenthal LaViolette Feldman & Goodman LLP.


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Back when I reviewed Once Blue's self-titled debut for the Illinois Entertainer in 1995, I was impressed with the duo's easy-going folk rock songs. The CD also had a cool cover photo that made singer Rebecca Martin and guitarist-vocalist Jesse Harris look like a hip couple who'd be fun to hang out with.
"Now That I've Disappeared" in particular jumped out at me. It's a haunting acoustic based number about a dream, that comes across like a dream itself. It was written by Harris and features his artful strumming as well as Kenny Wollesen's shuffling drumbeat. Martin's vocals have a sensual, laid back feel as she floats above the exquisite melody.
"I know my dream but I can't explain," Martin sings. She goes on to describe rising slowly until she's "Up where they know me./Now that I've disappeared." The image of dying is even stronger in the final verse, with the lines, "The light comes through the blinds/And moves me/From this glowing sheet stained with tears."
As far as I can tell. Once Blue only recorded one CD after this promising debut before Harris and Martin went their separate ways. Both are still active; with Harris releasing The Secret Sun, and Martin releasing When I Was Long Ago this year.


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Symptoms of Demon Possession
Demon possession may last for relatively brief periods of time for any one individual. The rest of the time, the victim of demon possession may appear normal by social standards. Only when a demon is in residence will its presence be detectable in terms of the behavior of the victim. The behavior of these short-term victims of demon possession is characterized by four basic symptoms. These symptoms may appear alone or in groups, for just seconds of time, and in varying degrees of intensity.
The four basic symptoms are: (1) violence, (2) lust, (3) greed, and (4) an unnatural power of persuasion. A born-again (and Spirit-filled) Christian can discern the presence of demons in a human by using a technique which has been used by physicians for centuries: a study of the presence of symptoms. Although the demon (or demons) may never manifest itself openly by causing the victim to speak in a coarse, guttural voice or to act out in an antisocial manner, a study of the past behavior of such a person will reveal the presence of violence, lust, greed, and/or an unnatural power of persuasion.
The late-afternoon TV talk shows and tabloids, as well as the legitimate press, provide multitudes of case studies which document the classic symptoms of demon possession singly and in various combinations and degrees of intensities.
A. Violence.
There is little doubt that all serial killers and serial arsonists are demon possessed. The classic case is Ted Bundy, who mixed violence with lust.
Massacre killers are clearly demon possessed, whether the scene of the crime is a school yard, a restaurant, or a commuter train. An assault weapon in the hands of a demon-possessed killer is a frightening thought, indeed. However, after the demonic urge to kill has passed, such a murderer may appear calm, in complete control, and even contrite. This is because of the intermittent nature of modern demon possession.
Violence against family members seems to be on the rise. This includes spousal abuse as well as child abuse. What makes a prominent and well thought of member of the community physically abuse his wife, to the point where someone calls 9-1-1? What drives a parent to go far beyond corporal punishment and cause physical injury which requires medical treatment? Intermittent demon possession is the clear answer. See the discussion of demonic time-sharing.
Suicide is frequently associated with demon possession, especially in teens and in adults, where there is no discernible cause. If a demon can induce a person to commit suicide who has not yet accepted Jesus Christ as a personal Savior, Satan has won the battle for that soul fore
B. Lust.
There is a distinct difference between normal sexual desire and lust. The Bible clearly endorses sex within marriage to the point of full orgasm for both parties. The only sexual sin which can be committed between two people united in holy matrimony is selfishness. (See 1 Cor. 7:1-9 and Heb. 13:4.)
Lust is sexual activity outside the bonds and bounds of legal marriage. This includes fornication (sexual intercourse between two persons who are not married), adultery (sexual intercourse when one or both parties are married to someone else), homosexuality, incest, bestiality (sex activities between humans and animals), and child molestation.
Demons are drawn by a human's interest in illicit sex. Therefore, using pornography in combination with indulging in sexual fantasies is dangerous. Regarding using pornography, Ted Bundy said, "Like an addiction, you keep craving something which is harder, something which gives you a greater sense of excitement until you reach the point where the pornography only goes so far. You reach that jumping off point where you begin to wonder if maybe actually doing it will give you that which is beyond reading about it or looking at it."
When two people are both demon possessed, they may have a lustful affinity for each other which defies all logic. As a minimum, such lustful affinity causes the end of marriages and careers. Often, demon-induced lust leads to murder, completing the profile.
A horrible mix of demonic violence and lust occurs in the case of a person who abducts a child, followed by rape and murder. The media fully documented such a case in late 1993, where an adolescent girl was kidnapped from her own home during a slumber party and later murdered.
C. Greed
Greed here is defined as a need for power as well as money. Problems in this area which relate to demon possession range from irrational shoplifting to overselling time shares.
D. An Unnatural Power of Persuasion
The modern cult leader is a classic example of a person with a demon enhanced power of persuasion. This is persuasive power which goes beyond a charismatic personality coupled with effective communication skills. This is the kind of persuasion which can convince large groups of people to band together with no visible and logical reasons for doing so. A cursory review of the lives of contemporary cultists will show an unnatural power of persuasion coupled with violence, lust, or greed in case after case.


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Discover the hidden treasures of Malaysia's buzzing capital.
Discover the hidden treasures of Malaysia's buzzing capital.
A city that effortlessly combines forward-thinking modernity with the colourful culture and tradition of Malaysia. You'll be presented with an incredible wealth of things to do in Kuala Lumpur – where shopping, nightlife and gastronomy are taken to a new level.
Bursting with shopping malls, scattered with heritage zones and renowned for its cuisine, Kuala Lumpur is a city of extremes which embraces both tradition and innovation. At first glance you'll be greeted by sky-scraping towers, the famous Formula 1 race track and a glitzy nightlife – where anything from jazz to karaoke goes. Look a little harder and you'll discover a slower place, as temples and nature sanctuaries further the unique appeal.
With an impressive 66 shopping malls, as well as street markets and bazaars, Kuala Lumpur certainly lives up to its reputation as a shopper's paradise. Starhill Gallery is the go-to place for designer labels, while Berjaya Times Square is plentiful with international chains and KL City Walk is the first pedestrianised shopping area, which is bursting with boutiques.
Make your first stop Kuala Lumpur's iconic Petronas Twin Towers, where you can enjoy spectacular city views from sky bridge and the 421-metre-high observation deck. Visit heritage sites around the city, such as Merderka Square and Royal Selangor Club, and embrace the city's diversity whilst exploring Chinatown and Little India.
Kuala Lumpur's vibrant nightlife presents a variety of places to go, once the sun goes down – with chic bistros, trendy rooftop lounges and glitzy dance clubs aplenty. Spanning from understated secret bars to the larger than life karaoke scene, whatever your budget, the city will not disappoint. Start at Changkat Bukit Bintang, one of the city's most happening boulevards.
Beyond the cosmopolitan city centre, you'll find beautiful beaches, verdant tea plantations and sprawling paddy fields. Visit the white sandy beaches of Pangkor Laut Island or explore the diversity of the Cameron Highlands. Enjoy a night-time boat tour of Kuala Selangor, against a fire-fly lit sky. Or spend a day at Sekinchan, which is best explored by bicycle.
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Popcorn Biz's Scott Ross recently returned from the Sundance Film Festival, where independent movies are unveiled.
Mark Ruffalo's directorial debut, "Sympathy for Delicious," tells the story of a wheelchair-bound ex-DJ who discovers he has the power to heal others, but not himself, a gift he goes on to use to achieve rock stardom.
"We're asking you guys to swallow a big fish, starting with faith healing," acknowledged Ruffalo during the Q&A following Friday's screening at the Racquet Club Theater here in Park City, Utah, as part of this year's Sundance Film Festival.
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"Sympathy" is the brainchild of Christopher Thornton, who also plays the title role. Thornton and Ruffalo have been friends for 20 years, having gone to acting school together. Seventeen years ago, Thornton had a rock climbing accident that left him confined to a wheelchair.
Even Thornton is dubious about faith healing, a sentiment he expressed rather succinctly when asked about the possibility of it being real.
"Well, I'm still sitting here," he said, laughing.
The success of this film rests entirely on your willingness to swallow the "big fish." Otherwise you should steer clear, because there is a whole lot of faith healing in "Sympathy for Delicious." Really, though, the plot is no more preposterous than that of The Who's "Tommy," though music isn't as good.
In addition to directing, Ruffalo played a Father Joe, a priest who convinces Delicious to use his gift for the folks on Skid Row in LA. Eventually Delicious begins to feel exploited and decides that he should profit from his gift, rather than letting Joe's homeless shelter reap the rewards.
The film has plenty to say about the responsibility one has to himself and his fellow man. But it only makes a nod at what seems like a missed opportunity to comment on the healthcare debate. It mostly works, though the name they concoct for the rock/healing show is groan-inducing – find out for yourself – and after asking you to accept faith healing, you're asked to endure yet another bit of magical realism.
Orlando Bloom, Laura Linney and Juliette Lewis all star in the film as well, having come aboard only after Ruffalo lost his original cast when a family issue forced him to delay shooting.
"I reached out to my friend Laura Linney and she read the script and she really loved it … then I got a call from one of Orlando Bloom's reps… and honestly, he wasn't the first person that I had in mind, but damn am I glad that it ended up that way -- I'm so happy with what he did and I'm really proud of his performance," explained Ruffalo. "Juliette came in to talk to me to tell me she wouldn't play the part because (it) was too close to her life. Out of respect she came to meet me to tell me she wouldn't do it and my will just superseded hers."
Having been friends for so long, one audience member asked if the actor-director relationship put any strain on Ruffalo and Thornton's friendship.
"Dare I use your line from earlier tonight," Ruffalo asked Thornton, pausing just longing enough to be egged on by the crowd. "'I'm gonna stab you in the a**hole!'"
"This is the absolute last time I have a glass of wine before the Q&A," said Thornton.


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TFT Proto 4.3" carries a 480×272-pixel screen that can display 262,000 colors. Driving the display is an SSD1963 graphics controller with an 8/9/16/24-bit MCU interface that includes a deep-sleep power-saving mode (via the GPIO0 pin on the side of the board). It also has a touchpanel driven by an STMPE811 controller.
Two rows of 26 pins provide an interface to your host MCU, and four corner mounting holes simplify integration whether you'll be using it in a protoype or as a part of your final product.
Note: The board is designed to use a 3.3V power supply only (each side of the board has pins for bringing the power, for the sake of convenience).
We also have a smaller version that has a 320×240 screen; see TFT-PROTO. If you want a bigger screen, see TFT Proto 5 or TFT Proto 7, each of which has 800×480 resolution.


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You might think this (CURRENTLY ON SALE!) T-shirt would be the work of a prankster on CafePress, the type of guy who does stupid knockoff T-shirts any one's whim.
But it's not. It's in fact, the featured item on the Mahoning Valley Hitmen homepage, which is pretty much final official proof that "commissioner" Jim Terry is an opportunistic windbag who will do anything to make people believe his pretend league is real. Honestly, if you buy "tickets" to these "games," you deserve to lose your money. It's just Darwinism, really.
Meanwhile, Terry was advertising open tryouts for the team at a high school field in Warren, Ohio. Problem is, nobody at JFK High School gave him permission, and when the female principal came out to kick him off the field, "it got ugly," she says. "It was not a pleasant conversation."
The site now says tryouts are still on ... though with no date or location. Might we suggest jail?
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Composite Decks Vs. Pressure Treated Wood Vs. PVC Decking
Spring Time is Deck Time!
We offer a multitude of deck options for your home. Below are some differences between the materials as well as some pros and cons
Pressure Treated Wood
Pressure Treated decks in many cases are a cost savings of over 50% compared to the alternative.
Pressure treated wood doesn't show scratches as much as some composites and can easily be painted, patched, and made to match existing decking rather easily.
Joist spacing can be twice as long per span, compared to composite. In some cases this will save on material cost.
Pressure treated Decks require much more maintenance than the alternatives.
Only one harsh winter in Syracuse, Oswego or even Ithaca can make a fairly new deck look in need of a new stain job.
New applications of stain will be required every few years until the deck's end of life (about 20 years).
Pressure washing should be done regularly on a deck, more so if it's in a shaded area that is prone to mold growth.
The initial savings of a pressure treated deck is usually spent rather quickly on maintenance of the deck.
Composite Decking
Composite decking requires much less maintenance than pressure treated decking.
Composite decks don't require staining at all.
Some composite decks, such as Correct Deck, also offer a hidden fastener system that is much more cosmetically appealing than the traditional face nailing methods.
Railing systems that compliment PVC and composite decking are available, and are often a nice upgrade.
The different colors and grains available give a look and feel you couldn't achieve with pressure treated wood.
Washing: Composite is mold and mildew resistant so pressure washing is necessary a few times a year.
Price. Composite decking usually costs more than double what a pressure treated deck does.
Composite decks require more structural framing than wood decks and joist spans are almost never more than 12″.
This boils down to more contractor labor required to install a composite deck.
Expansion and contraction: Composite must be installed correctly or after time boards can buckle heave or break. This means strict adherence to the manufacturers specs, not only to uphold the warranty, but to have a beautiful deck for years to come.
Truly maintenance free.
PVC decking is the only truly maintenance free deck option there is. PVC decking does not mold at all, unlike Pressure Treated.
You can fasten PVC decking very close to the boards edge without fear of splitting or cracking the deck board.
Most PVC deck joists can be framed to 16″ centers, reducing the total framing required.
PVC decks are only available in a few color variations due to material limitations. The nice vibrant colors of composite decking are out of the question.
The price is higher than other decking options.
Realistic woodgrain finishes are not as fine as composite or pressure treated variants.
Depending on one's needs, any of these options, using a quality product, would be a great additional value to the home on a personal and monetary level. Call us about specials and for more information.
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My girlfriend wouldn,t let me buy new kit unlessI got a helmet, now I don't KS without a helmet and an impact vest!!
Had a friend laugh at me calling me a 'big girls blouse', any way he's now selling all his kit. A pier dock jumped up and hit him, out of now where. Nice hair line fracture in his skull and broke both his legs.
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Just weeks ago, Alexis Tsipras, 37, was an obscure opposition politician. Now, he's unnerving the powers that be in the European Union because he and his leftist party Syriza a group whose membership ranges from hardline Communists to moderate socialists have the potential of forming a government after the June 17 elections. A teenage member of the Communist Youth of Greece, Tsipras has executed a dramatic and canny political metamorphosis, transforming himself fromthe leader of a radical leftist coalition to a left-of-center standard bearer for anti-bailout and anti-austerity populism. And in so doing, he has confounded the ossified poltiical class of Greece, which acceded to the strictures imposed by the E.U. in order for Athens to receive the funds it needs to satisfy its creditors. Now, Tsipras may hold the future of the euro and the E.U. in his hands. All he needs to do is win enough seats to govern.
Tsipras spoke to TIME's Joanna Kakissis at the Syriza office on Koumoundourou Square in Athens. Following is the transcript of the interview:
TIME: Are you willing to make the necessary structural reforms in Greece to revive the economy?
ALEXIS TSIPRAS: It is obvious that Greece and the Greek economy has its own particularities that played a role in making this economic crisis deeper and longer. Indeed, we must make structural reforms which will the public sector more reliable, create an effective and fair taxation system, and fight the black economy which has been like a kind of gangrene on the Greek economy. As far as I know, the underground economy represents 30% of the GDP.
At the same time, we will try to restore faith in the law and convince people that the state is equitable and effective. We will destroy corruption and the interconnection of political and economic power from its roots. Without the contribution of the citizens, these reforms cannot take place. But in order to contribute, the citizens want to know that these reforms will not be implemented only to those who have low incomes but those who have high incomes and come from the upper class. There is a Greek saying: "The fish always stinks from its head," (which means, roughly, corruption starts at the top). So if we don't fight the problem at its roots, then we won't be able to establish positive morale that can encourage all Greeks to also fight against it.
But you need a long time to make such reforms...
Some things need time, but some other can change quickly. For instance, I can't understand why the last two and half years we are chasing our tail when it comes to taxation. We taxed poor people again and again, but no one talked about what we really needed, which is an assets register by which every Greek will be obliged to register their properties, their bank accounts in Greece or abroad, as well as their mobile assets, such as the shares of a company they possibly have. Only in this way, we will be able to tax everyone according to their real capability of paying taxes and we will create a system which will share the responsibilities in a fair way. Of course, for these policies to be effective, we should also create a high-penalty system for those who break the law. Whoever makes a false statement about his assets should be punished by having a bit part of these assets confiscated. There is no magical way out of the crisis. However, there are for sure solutions, tough but fair, in order to share in a just way the responsibilities, establish a positive morale and give a boost to the Greek economy.
There are some outside Greece who say Greece wants it both ways...
It's a paradox to think Greece can stay in the euro zone if the austerity policies continue to be implemented. The austerity policy, and especially this extreme policy based on the term "internal devaluation", is exactly what we should have avoided.
It's the wrong prescription, the wrong medicine for the patient, because Greece has a production base with a special characteristic: 90% of the small businesses' production, which are the foundation of the Greek economy, is not exported. It is sold on the domestic market. So, when you make a horizontal cut of the wages and the pensions, inevitably there is an impact on the consumption. Hence, 200,000 small Greek businesses have closed down! As a result, unemployment rates soared nowadays, one out of two young people under 30 years old is unemployed and the recession became deeper to the point that it's the fifth consecutive year of recession and GDP lost 20 points, which has never happened before in any European country in a time of peace!
Therefore, we realize that these policies were the wrong medicine for the crisis; they were shocking, ineffective policies, which led Greek people to face the possibility of a humanitarian crisis. When there is a patient, and you give him medicine, and it only makes him worse, it is not logical to insist on giving him a higher dose of the same medicine. You've got to change the medicine. If we continue taking this austerity medicine, and especially at a higher dose, that's when Greece is going to be forced out of the euro. And when Greece leaves, the whole euro zone will starts wobbling.
Because if one country gets out of the euro, the next day the markets will hunt for the next one to follow in this aggressive, devaluing speculation of the bonds, which is speculated by the big hedge funds. We think that this would not be good either for Greece or for Europe. So, the policy that we want to implement without austerity, but inside euro zone is the only realistic and we could argue the only rational policy which will benefit everyone.


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Brighton - 1Stoke - 1Man City - 0Liverpool - 0Swansea - 0Newcastle - 3Huddersfield - 0Southampton - 3West Ham - 0Hope I'm wrong and we don't have 36 points going into the last four matches.
Holy shit thats grim
2 of our 5 home games are against Man City and the shite. We're not getting anything from either of them.Chuck in our horrendous away form and that leaves a lot of pressure to get a couple of wins in our 3 other home games.
I've just done a predictor thing which left Stoke on 31 points and Southampton 32 so I think we'll be alright.
I'd be very surprised if one let alone both end up with so few points.
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In honor of this weekend's episode of 1st Look, Best Thing Between Two Buns, we asked celebrities, tastemakers, gourmands, industry insiders, and even our crew, what they think is the absolute best thing between two buns. Here's what they said:
Plain hot dogs with just ketchup and plain cheeseburgers… and it has to be American cheese. I don't eat cheddar.
Kim Kardashian, reality TV star
Hmmm, there are a lot of great things that could go between two buns. I better not go there for fear of censorship! I have a dirty mind...
Nur Khan, co-owner of Kenmare and Electric Room
Jason Derulo, singer / songwriter
Goat Burger from "Little Goat"
Stephanie Izard, Top Chef Season 4 Winner / author / chef
Frank Castronovo, chef / co-owner of Frankies Spuntino
Braciole and I make it into a sandwich on Grandaisy Pizza Bianca
Frank Falcinelli, chef / co-owner of Frankies Spuntino
Spotted Pig burger
Mike Chernow, general manager / co-owner of The Meatball Shop
I'm always down to stop at a Halal truck and grab a grilled chicken kabob on a hot dog bun with that spicy sauce they have.
Dan Holzman, executive chef / co-owner of The Meatball Shop
I prefer the bun to anything inside of it. In fact, give me two or three buns.
Melanie Dunea, photographer / author of "My Last Supper: The Next Course"
The porchetta sandwich at Locanda Verde is majorly good to me. It really is my favorite.
Andrew Carmellini, chef / co-owner The Dutch, Locanda Verde
Pork Buns!
Spike Mendelsohn, Top Chef Season 4, chef / owner of Good Stuff Eatery and We, The Pizza
Serge Becker, co-owner of Miss Lily's, La Esquina, The Box
The pulled pork lunchtime sandwich at Dickson's Farmstand in Chelsea. At least that was last week's favorite.
Adam Platt, New York Magazine restaurant critic
Pork belly from David Chang or a hot dog from Grey's Papaya
Mario Batali, chef
And, who said those guys above are the experts at knowing what's the best thing between two buns? Here's what our food-loving crew said:
Hands down a Smith's hot dog from my hometown Erie, PA. They're skin-on wieners, so my family affectionately calls them "snappy dogs"!
Maria Sansone, host of 1st Look
Peanut Butter and Nutella, or Jelly and Nutella… basically, anything with Nutella.
Beth Gerstenbluth, Executive Producer of 1st Look
Anything slow-cooked and juicy
Caroline Kim, LXTV Editorial Director
Choripán, invented in Argentina. It's grilled sausage (cut butterfly style), toasted or grilled "crusty bread," and traditional Argentine sauce, Chimichurri. It's nothing short of a palate orgasm.
Andrew Scerbo, Executive Producer of George to the Rescue
Chicken Parmesan Hero from Manganaro's Hero Boy
Brian Mait, segment producer of 1st Look
Bánh mì from Nhu Lan's near Chicago's Lincoln Square neighborhood. It's lemongrass chicken made with marinated chunks of pulled chicken, pickled daikon radish, fresh carrots, hot chilies, and plenty of cilantro.
Stephanie Kurtz, supervising producer of 1st Look
The Arm Drip is a New Orleans inspired mess-of-a-sandwich made from a house-baked roll, lots of juicy roast beef, gravy, onions, swiss, and mynez (mayonnaise for you non-N'awlins folk), which can be found at Bayou Bakery in Arlington, VA.
Maureen Giannone, segment producer of 1st Look
Anything my dad makes
Steven Madura, production assistant of 1st Look
The Sausage Egg and Cheese with Hot Sauce at Happy Star Lunch Truck in Philadelphia (always at 32nd and Market). To this day, the best sandwich I've ever eaten. They exclusively use sriracha as their hot sauce and it's perfect. Something about the bread they use makes it amazing too. It's 2.50 a sandwich!
John Christon, LXTV graphic designer
Peanut butter banana sandwiches! Mmm, and I definitely prefer chunky pb to the creamy junk.
Allison Jarvis, segment producer of 1st Look
Calamari in a bocadillo from any hole in the wall in Spain or the char siu in the Banh Mi Saigon at Banh Mi Saigon Bakery in Chinatown (NY). This question stresses me out…
Linda Vongkhamchanh, NBC / LXTV editor
And this age-old question is further investigated this weekend on the "Best Thing Between Two Buns" episode of 1st Look. Tune in Saturday, October 8 at 7:30PM and 1AM after Saturday Night Live!
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We're looking at every NBA Playoff series through the eyes of both Free Darko and Basket Bawful. Here's Free Darko's look at the Boston Celtics-Atlanta Hawks series. Your author is Bethlehem Shoals.
Glee to the Atlanta Hawks! Their first playoff appearance since the year after Seinfeld ended, and an enduring middle finger to all of you who still remember the name. They are not the new Clippers. Their whole team is no longer 6'8". It does not a lick matter that their ownership spend day and night at each other's throats, or that a team in the capitol of New Black America can't draw fans. This team has overcome, and on Saturday, the yoke shall be cast off.
But could this not come under less auspicious circumstances? Sorry, Joe Johnson, ye of the max contract and fumbled reputation; Josh Smith, cult favorite who may or may not know how to play the game; Mike Bibby, forever asking God for attention; and Al Horford, the only one who might emerge from this era unscathed. You are carcass on the flats. Blood on the steel. The quinceanera held in front of a rolling Superfund site. In the cruelest of all ironies, the Hawks return to the big leagues only to be desperately outclassed by you-know-who.
The Celtics are a monolith. It's hard to explain exactly what makes them tick, other than airtight determination, three stars boiled down to their essence and a supporting cast that's equally no-nonsense. When you look at Boston today, you don't see fireworks, or anything else that would offend a Puritanical sensibility. This is the biggest tooth-and-nail in modern basketball existence, where super-stardom tried and succeeded to squeeze itself into the trenches. The Pistons are proles who became stars. Garnett, Allen and Pierce are elites who burned their mansions and took up arms.
It reminds me of America being born. Or at least the first three episodes of John Adams.
But what if, heaven forbid, we are staring right into the cavernous, lurid eyes of this year's Warriors/Mavs? Could not the Hawks, with their outlandish athleticism, glut of weapons and general air of nonsense-inducing puissance, not set the tone? It's a physics experiment I never got to perform: Why couldn't the Hawks just run like hell, push the ball as if points were at stake, and just pray they got down the floor before the vaunted Celtics defensive mindset filled the air like a rare Northrax from the North?
The Hawks have one single advantage here: Top to bottom, they could probably smoke the Celtics in a friendly wind-sprint competition. That or upside-down croquette. Or the rarely spoken-of "snooker of the damned." So, I say, why not donate their hearts and minds to the dwindling cause of the fast-break revolution? The Suns have gone out to pasture, or found their golden bull, or something; karma caught up with the Warriors. The Hawks would be the logical evolutionary — or, err, devolutionary — step from Golden State. If nothing else, it could make for some jittery "up and down basketball," that kind of pell-mell play that makes announcers vaguely nervous and sets audiences on the verge of combustion. And, I may add, flies in the face of playoff solemnity.
Mind you, I anticipate no real victory. Just a token one. A principle set forth, a small statement that might open some eyes. That while massacre is imminent, still, there could yet be the glimmer of a new day. Where the imperfect gifts set forth by the weak could one day be harnessed to fight through the implacable wall of tyranny, excellence, the tyranny of excellence, or, to be fair, this most excellent tyranny.
Hell, maybe it's the Hawks who represent America's first flowering. Right down to stealing the Celtics' ancestral monuments. Now that's some sneaky space shit. Not for today, but for a few years down the road. For future generations. So that one day, we might all be free.
Look, I can read your minds. I'm not stupid, bored or clinging desperately to a dream that's died. I'm talking about stealing maybe one quarter, or a half, as the beginning of the beginning. That's low-level jabber, compared to the Celtics' thunderous march toward the Finals. But seriously, does anything matter for Garnett and Co. until that cross-Conference battle begins? For now, they are as much a Spurs-like foil as the vessel of KG's longtime hopes and dreams. Let's get the most out of these playoffs, from start to finish; Garnett's not going to provide us with constant stress and strain like McGrady, so while he zooms on auto-pilot to that relief we all crave, why not tell the tales of his hull's barnacles?
And then there is the unthinkable. The other day, a friend of mine joked that, if Atlanta somehow pulled off the upset, we should retitle the FreeDarko book Now I Can Die Happy, Too. Get it? Like a sequel, and "also"? But fuck it, even a single, Iverson's 2001 Finals-esque performance would make my week. The Celtics will advance, but me, I'm looking for a sign.


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The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee met today as part of its ongoing hearings on ESEA reauthorization. Today's hearing, titled "Improving America's Secondary Schools," focused on increasing high school graduation rates.
According to a White House fact sheet, about 7,000 students decide to drop out of school every day – a total of 1.2 million students each year – and only about 70% of entering high school freshman graduate every year. Without a high school diploma, young people are less likely to succeed in the workforce. Each year, our nation loses $319 billion in potential earnings associated with the dropout crisis.
"NEA members know what it takes to keep students in school, said NEA President Dennis Van Roekel. "Our members know that the best way to turn around the 2,000 high schools around the country that are producing many of the nation's dropouts are through the transformation model. The NEA Foundation and our members know that collaboration between local education associations and school districts is a must, and is the foundation for improving student performance. NEA knows that we must increase families' engagement in their teen's education, and that we must leverage community health, nutrition, and social services if we are to be successful," continued Van Roekel.
"Our members are on the ground doing all they can to keep our students in school. They're acting as advisors in order to give students the individual attention they need. They're working with parents, reaching out to community partners, and getting creative to keep students in school through graduation. But our educators' jobs are under attack right now as positions are slashed due to states' economic struggles," he said.
NEA is now projecting more than 150,000 educator layoffs in the next three months, which will affect millions of public school students. In order to raise America's graduation rates, educators must get the training and resources they need, including professional development, up-to-date textbooks, materials and technology, and safe, modern schools.
"How can our teachers provide the individual attention their students need when class sizes are expected to balloon to 40 and 50 students per teacher? We must stop looking to our kids and educators to close these budget gaps. Our students are the solution to our economic success, and must not be a casualty of our economic troubles," added Van Roekel.
In the short term, NEA is pushing Congress to pass Sen. Tom Harkin's Keep Our Educators Working Act (S.3206), which would provide $23 billion to keep educators in classrooms and schools over the next two fiscal years. In the long term, President Obama and Congress must reauthorize an Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) that focuses on policies that would help transform public schools into high-quality learning.
"We cannot lose sight of the fact that the richest country in the world can provide every student with a quality education. We must reorder our priorities now so we can do just that," said Van Roekel.
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Nigeria accepted the US offer of assistance in rescuing more than 200 schoolgirls abducted by the Islamist terrorist group Boko Haram, but not before the UN revealed a second group abduction. Between eight and eleven schoolgirls went missing in Borno, although officials still dispute whether Boko Haram was involved in the incident:
An international uproar mounted Tuesday over the fate of hundreds of Nigerian schoolgirls abducted by Islamist militants in mid-April, with the Obama administration preparing to send a team of specialists to Nigeria to help recover the missing girls and U.N. officials warning that the kidnappers could face arrest, prosecution and prison under international law.
In Nigeria, U.N. officials reported that a new kidnapping had occurred, with between eight and 11 girls abducted Sunday by armed militants in the northern state of Borno to prevent them from attending school. It is unclear whether the same extremist group was involved in both abductions. The state's police commissioner denied that any abductions had taken place.
The White House announced that Secretary of State John F. Kerry had called Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan on Tuesday morning and offered to send a team including law enforcement and military experts to help his government find and free the roughly 300 girls seized from a school in remote northeastern Nigeria on either April 14 or April 15. Some escaped, but 276 are believed still missing.
A State Department spokesman said that Jonathan, who has been reluctant to move against the militants, "welcomed" the offer. Kerry, in a separate statement, said U.S. officials had delayed action because Jonathan's government "had its own set of strategies," but new developments had "convinced everybody that there needs to be a greater effort."
The US assistance comes as protests rise here over Boko Haram's actions and the perceived lack of response:
Nigerian officials bristled at the suggestion that they haven't done enough to rescue the girls:
President Goodluck Jonathan has been under fire over accusations the government initially ignored and then later downplayed the abduction of the girls, who have become the focal point of a social media campaign demanding their safe return.
"The President and the government (are) not taking this as easy as people all over the world think," Doyin Okupe, a spokesman for Jonathan told CNN.
"We've done a lot — but we are not talking about it. We're not Americans. We're not showing people, you know, but it does not mean that we are not doing something."
In detailing the government's response, two special battalions have been devoted to the search for the missing girls, Okupe said. That includes 250 locations that have been searched by helicopters and airplanes.
So far, though, the parents are less than impressed:
But the father of two of the schoolgirls taken by Boko Haram told CNN there has been no sign of the military in the days and weeks following the abduction.
He accused the government of "playing" with the parents of the missing girls, treating them as "fools."
"Had there been these military men who went into the bush to rescue our daughters, we would have seen them," said the father, who declined to be identified for fear of reprisals by the government and the terror group. "…We have never seen any military man there."
The insertion of American resources into Nigeria suggests that the government isn't trying to downplay the abductions — but probably isn't capable of dealing with them either. Boko Haram has been conducting a terrorist civil war for years, and operates with some impunity in a large part of the northern region of Nigeria. They have access to the borders of Niger, Chad, Cameroon, and Benin, which means that their hostages could be moved out of Nigeria in a number of different ways. If Boko Haram was too much for the Nigerian security system as a fighting force, dealing with abductions will be even more difficult.


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ANNAPOLIS — Fracking opponents plan to be in Annapolis for the introduction of a bill calling for a state moratorium on the natural gas drilling technique until studies are completed on its impact.
Del. Heather Mizeur plans to introduce the bill on Thursday. Opponents of the drilling technique also known as hydraulic fracturing plan to join her at a news conference.
Gov. Martin O'Malley issued an executive order in 2011 creating a commission to study the impact of fracking, but critics have said funding had not been provided. Last month, O'Malley proposed included $1.5 million for stream sampling, economic analysis and a public health review.
Fracking uses water and chemicals to break up shale formations. Critics say it can pollute groundwater. Supporters say it can be an economic boon to rural areas.


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Linux is a community, and a community is a family, and a family is – well – not always a happy family. As vast and complex as the corporate world gets, it is often far easier to understand a mere multinational company than to comprehend the inner workings of a family, where the array of influences and arguments reach well beyond the simple quest for profits.
Nowhere is this dymamic more in evidence than in the recent spat between kernel developer Greg Kroah-Hartman and Canonical, makers of Ubuntu Linux. Although much of the smoke has already cleared from this exchange, many misconceptions remain about what exactly happened and what it all meant.
The short version is that Greg Kroah-Hartman gave a keynote speech at the Linux Plumbers conference (complete with pie-chart presentation slides) calling attention to Canonical's lack of participation in Linux kernel development and other core projects. Canonical responded with a spirited defense, protesting that the company helps the open source community in many other ways.
As often happens in such cases, the real story is somewhere in between the uncluttered certainties of the protagonists. A good starting point would be to consider quickly what the GPL does (and doesn't) do. The GPL requires anyone who distributes the software to make the changes available in source code form. In other words, if Canonical makes any changes to the Linux kernel (or any other GPL'd software), they are required to provide the source code associated with the changes. They are not required by the license to participate actively in the process of building a reference version of the Linux kernel for everyone else. However, just because Canonical isn't legally required to participate in this process doesn't mean a kernel developer can't use the weight of public opinion to influence Canonical's level of participation. In the open source world, the concept of "pitching in" or "giving back" has a real effect on how a company is perceived.
This debate caused quite a stir in the media and seemed to end in an impasse, with neither side acknowledging that the other had a point. But if you take a slightly longer view, the story is a bit more encouraging.
The Plumbers speech was actually a follow-up to an earlier presentation. The issue of Canonical's contribution came up in a general talk on kernel development Kroah-Hartman gave at Google on June 5, at which point he reportedly stated that "Canonical does not give back to the community." A month later, at the OSCON conference in July, Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth announced a new initiative to provide programming support for the X, OpenGL, GTK, Qt, Gnome, and KDE projects. Although Canonical was careful not to cast this announcement as a reaction to Kroah-Hartman's remarks, the effect is the same: The community raised a complaint, and the company responded swiftly with a new initiative to reassert their positive image within the community. In other words, the exchange was relatively healthy and the process worked exactly as it was supposed to work.
The debate since the Plumbers conference has focused on the details of what constitutes a "contribution" and what constitutes "Linux." To be honest, this whole discussion would be much easier if Kroah-Hartman didn't work for Novell – a major competitor of Canonical – and yet, by any account, he is an important contributor who has a right to some air time.
This question might ultimately boil down to a matter of opinion. If you believe the Linux kernel is Linux, then anyone who isn't contributing to the kernel isn't contributing to Linux. But if you see the kernel as just one of many components of a larger, less hierarchical software system, then Canonical is on the right track – or at least they have been since OSCON.
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ARLINGTON, VA, February 11, 2013 -- DRS Technologies has announced its intention to pursue the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Integrated Fixed Towers (IFT) program to provide border security technology along the southwest border of the United States.
DRS is a world leader in sensor, network computing, and Command, Control and Communications technology, the central elements of detection, tracking, identification and classification systems for border security. The company has extensive experience designing, developing and operating state-of-the-art border security systems along two of the most dynamic frontiers of the Middle East region. It has designed, integrated, installed and helps operate systems in Egypt and Jordan, including sections around the world where major refugee crises are currently underway.
"DRS is very proud of our contributions to border security in some of the most demanding and cluttered environments in the world," said Richard Danforth, president of DRS Integrated Defense Systems and Services. "Customers know that the high technology behind systems to support border security is complex and they need assurances that what a company proposes they can actually deliver. DRS brings proven, fielded technology in every aspect of border security that is immediately available today."
DRS has more than 20 years of proven operational experience, much of it in the most difficult and cluttered border environments in the world. It develops and integrates technology to detect and track human beings on foot or in vehicles, allowing operators to visually inspect people crossing borders using fixed and mobile cameras that connect the images to leadership through a secure network.
DRS is an established leader in sensor and network computing technology for customers ranging from the U.S. Army and Special Forces to critical infrastructure protection systems at airports and rail yards. It is a widely respected and broadly used developer and manufacturer of electro-optic, infrared and radar systems, with a unique capability to integrate the sensors into state-of-the-art command and control networks. DRS maintains an open architecture built on open standards to facilitate flexible technology insertion.
"The CBP can trust that the common operating picture they will receive using DRS technology will provide situational awareness at all levels of the organization and is based on proven capabilities designed by our engineers and later tested and extensively improved in harsh, real-world environments," said James Hynes, Executive Director of DHS and Force Protection Programs for DRS.
DRS was awarded the program in Jordan in 2008, its systems went active in 2009 and have been providing round-the-clock operations ever since. In 2011, the company was awarded a follow-on contract to expand the area of coverage in Jordan.
The CBP IFT program requires an integrated set of more than 50 fixed towers with sensor systems to provide situational analysis for six Command and Control centers initially deployed along the Arizona border.
Danforth said that DRS looks forward to the critical operational test of its IFT technology to be conducted in conjunction with the University of Arizona in Tucson as part of the competitive evaluation. The university was selected as a DRS partner because of its own capabilities and the proximity to the actual operational environment where a number of the towers will be constructed and operated, according to DRS.


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DII Flames net three goals in final 10 minutes to oust Miami
February 23, 2014 | Lynchburg, Va.
All three of the seniors on Liberty University's ACHA Division II men's hockey team scored in the second round of the Southeast Region Tournament on Sunday at the LaHaye Ice Center, signing, sealing, and delivering the Flames' first DII National Championships bid since 2006 with a 4-2 win over Miami (Ohio) University.
Liberty (25-7-1) netted three goals in the final 10 minutes to overcome a 2-1 deficit and eliminate the RedHawks (16-5-2) in the teams' first meeting.
"I can't even describe it," said senior forward Bobby Cervone, who scored the go-ahead goal with 8:12 left in the third period. "All of these guys have worked so hard all year. This was our goal from the beginning of the season and here we are."
Senior forward Brad Docksteader, the Mid-Atlantic Collegiate Hockey South Division player of the year, had his family from Ottawa, Ontario, in the crowd cheering him and the Flames to victory.
"After five years on the team, and this our fourth straight year of being in this second game of regionals, I really can't believe it," Docksteader said. "It hasn't even registered yet, but we're excited to be going into nationals for the first time. Everyone's bruised up and tired and going into the third (period), and it took some motivation, but we were able to get through and bounce back and get some goals, and it was a really exciting way to finish it off."
Docksteader got the Flames on the scoreboard with five and a half minutes left in the first period when he took the puck behind his own net from junior defenseman Clinton Nigh, skated all the way up the ice, and maneuvered past a defenseman before threading a low shot from deep in the right circle inside the left post.
"It was an exciting goal to get, first goal of the game, last home game of my career," Docksteader said.
Miami scored the equalizer early in the second period when freshman forward Ben Romanski won a faceoff back to freshman defenseman Mike Rispoli, who lined a low shot from the top of the right circle past Liberty junior goalie Cary Byron inside the left post.
The RedHawks then seized a 2-1 lead two minutes into the third period when Brad Annas, cutting into the left crease, finished a shot from the right point by Sam Buddenbaum.
"They were a tough matchup," Liberty Head Coach Chris Lowes said. "They're physical, they're fast, and they're deep. We generally try to shut down a team's strong line and they had two real strong lines."
Annas' goal set the stage for the Flames' dramatic three-goal, third-period resurgence, ignited by sophomore defenseman Nate Arbour's third goal of the year off a cross-crease assist from freshman defenseman Ryan Sidun with 9:36 remaining in regulation.
"We felt the energy go out when they got their go-ahead goal," Lowes said. "But guys just stepped up and we got the (equalizer) and that was the big relief. We knew from there, we got a little more confidence back."
Less than a minute and a half later, Flames senior forward Bobby Cervone chased after a puck cleared by freshman forward Jordan Barstead that got past Miami freshman defenseman Jimmy Berger near the red line and accelerated through the neutral zone before lifting his shot into the top right corner of the cage, over the glove of RedHawks goalie Taylor Ley.
"Barstead made a great play against the boards," Cervone said. "He chipped it out of the zone and the defenseman mishandled it and I was able to walk in and score."
"To get that breakaway goal was huge," Lowes added. "Cervone got a bounce over a stick and he had speed coming through the neutral zone and took advantage of it. We had a couple breakaways today and Bobby finally pulled through and finished it off."
|Liberty sophomore forward Eric Burke (10) takes a faceoff against Miami junior forward Brian Davis.
After Miami freshman forward Colin Suter very nearly tied it back up by following his own blocked shot as he slid through the left crease, colliding with Byron in the cage, Liberty senior defenseman Paul White iced the victory with an empty-net goal from beyond the red line in the closing 20 seconds.
"A lot of hours go into meeting our goals, a lot of practice, workouts, film sessions, and it accumulates with games like this," Lowes said. "It's 60 minutes. Sometimes it comes down to a bounce or someone stepping up and doing something special. Tonight, everything went our way."
After the game, Lowes was congratulated by Liberty's DI Head Coach Kirk Handy, who was coach of the DII team the last time it made it to nationals eight years ago, when the Flames advanced to the championship game before falling to Oakland, 4-3 in overtime.
"We have a couple weeks to prepare," Lowes said. "We'll go up and be ready to battle and hopefully, we'll make some noise."
Nationals will be held March 21-25 near Boston, where the Flames will play three round-robin games in their four-team pool with a chance to advance to the quarterfinals.


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Pet Shop Boys are to headline Edinburgh's Hogmanay festivities this year, ahead of rising Scottish star Paolo Nutini.
The PSB's Neil Tennant commented: "It's great to be invited to play the party of the year in Edinburgh and we are really looking forward to putting on a memorable show."
The band's live album, Concrete, is out this week on Parlophone. Nutini, meanwhile, said that he was over the moon to be invited to play at the city's end-of-year celebrations.
"I'm over the moon to be asked to play at the Hogmanay festivities. It's a thrill to be playing at home on the most special night of the year. I hope that we can really pull out all the stops and make sure the crowd has a roaring good night."
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Williams Finishes 13th at NCAA's
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Oshkosh, Wisc. - Senior high jumper Akil Williams (Jamaica, N.Y./August Martin) finished tied for 13th place at the Division III National Championships held from May 24th - 26th at the University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh.
To qualify for the NCAA's, Williams jumped 2.01-meters (6' 7 1/2"). An injury prevented him from jumping at this year's ECAC Championship, but he was still selected for the Nationals.
Williams cleared his opening height of 1.90-meters (6' 2 3/4") on his first jump. He missed and then cleared his second height at 1.95-meters (6' 4 3/4") before missing three times at 2.00-meters (6' 6 3/4"). This tied him for 13th place in the event.
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Couple weeks ago Doppstadt plant in Calbe Saale successful finished a leading project for the Asian market. More than 30 unit of engineered pulleys leaving the company right on time for the installation in a South East Asian mine operation.
Since 1963 Doppstadt Calbe plant (former Takraf- FAC) is one of the global leading Manufacturers for high developed engineered belt pulleys up to a diameter of 3.000 mm.