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Sustainable Barbecue at Mac Campus
Since the Sustainability Projects Fund's inception many projects have been successfully implemented to further green McGill. Students and staff have been sensitized to environmental issues and continue to think of ways to further make events and daily operations more sustainable.
One set of events that may been overlooked are the many barbecues that occur in various departments during the spring, summer and fall. In the early 2000s, Oak Ridge Laboratory estimated that a charcoal grill emits 11 pounds of carbon dioxide hourly.
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Subhasis Ghoshal, Civil Engineering and Applied Mechanics Professor, is the newly appointed Director of the Trottier Institute for Sustainability in Engineering and Design (TISED). A William Dawson Scholar and respected authority on the fate and transport of pollutants in aqueous and soil environments, Professor Ghoshal joined McGill after completing his Ph.D. at Carnegie Mellon University and a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor.
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"The santropol roulant collective creates a new colony in one of its hives as part of a downtown beekeeping project. Simon Chauvette and Bree Akesson make their way to the rooftop of McGill University's engineering building with a tiny queen in hand.
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Mission: sauver l'inuktitut
Published on July 8, 2013 | le Devoir (La Presse canadienne)
"L'inuktitut a longtemps été considéré comme l'une des langues autochtones canadiennes qui se portent le mieux, mais un récent rapport laisse penser que son avenir n'est pas si radieux au Québec.
Sustainable iron catalyst for clean hydrogenation
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"An international team of chemists (from McGill and the RIKEN Institute, Japan) has reported a clean and green way to perform one of the most important industrial reactions for pharmaceutical and petrochemical synthesis. Platinum group metals are currently the catalysts of choice for hydrogenations due to their high activity.


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How many twinkies were imported from outside the US?
It was part of some stupid deal the repubicans caved on within the past couple years that set up a huge fund for union workers who lose their jobs overseas. Of course this doesn´t fit that description but Obama is always going to abuse something to reward his donors and supporters. This is just another law that violated equal protection as non union people don´t get squat if they lose their jobs overseas. I hops someone challenges this latest Obama law break.
It is political payoff programs like this where Congress really shafts the people. This is an excellent example of out of control government spending and a program that should be terminated.
Now THIS is what make my (usually patient) blood boil. I hear about libtards. So WHERE are the Republican libtards that don´t NAIL this to this administration?!? This is our hard-earned (!) income going to taxes, then to unionz, who simply appear to be content ripping off our citizens! I do understand the place that unions have had in our history, as well as why. I also understand we are so far away from those reasons that it´s not funny at all. Unfunded liabilities, brought on by such insane agreements have brought our country (among other weak financial decision) to our knees. This is like ´blood money´ that we so reject in other arenas.Why can´t this stop?!? ´Course I´m just ranting here (blood boil, etc). I contribute what little I can to try to get people who have a little greater shred of morals, decency, and integrity into office (meaning into the cesspool known as politics at a national level). /Rant
So along with being failed extortionists, the union are now thieves. Cute.
Unions are organized crime. It´s the democrats fund raising arm and we end up paying for it ourselves. Insidious.
Unions have been thieves for years #5. Now they are looking to drain the public treasury with no consequence to them. Corrupt organs of labor all.
This is likely mis-appropriation of funds since it´s highly doubtful their jobs were lost due to foreign competition.Unions are stuck in the past.
They ought to be out on their ears, same as anyone who walks off a perfectly good job without cause or who negotiates in bad faith. They most certainly did both of those things and wants US to pay for it, now with the usual welfare packages laid off workers get, but with a premium version. Who says crime doesn´t pay?
There is no need for unions today. We have child labor laws, minimum wage and wage and hour laws, OSHA laws, Americans with Disabilities laws and a 40 hour work week and on and on. Employees can also sue at the drop of a hat. Unions exist only to take money from members and funnel it to democrats. Union leaders are thugs.
the "federal dough" is out of the pockets of hard-working taxpayers
I was in a union for over 40 years,but d*mn
Whatever happened to the fiscal cliff ?No wonder the workers were willing for Hostess to go out of business. Did they know ahead of time this would happen ?

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Last week we speculated that the Canucks could and would bring back Andrew Ebbett after letting him test free agency without signing him to a contract extension.
They did just that this morning.
Via Darren Dreger at TSN.
Andrew Ebbett signs with Vancouver - 2 way deal 600/300.
— Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) July 2, 2012
We also learned via Jim Jamieson who spoke with Ebbett that he was looking for one-way deal, but had to settle for 2-way deal for 600k/300k after missing most of last year with injuries.
Reggie Gill one of our Canucks bloggers says "Andrew Ebbett was a role player who figured to be on the third or fourth line if he stayed on with the Canucks this year. He played in 18 games in the 2011-2012 season, and netted 5 goals.
He was not valued much more than a plug and play player who could be easily replaced by the team going into next season."
In the big Bruins vs. Canucks clash on January 7th Ebbett suffered a crushing hit from Dennis Seidenberg just 3 shifts into the game.
He would not return until the final 5 games of the season. He also sat out 11 of the first 13 games in 2011/12 season.
I hope he sticks on the team in 2012/13 to be honest. If healthy he provides some nice options on the wing or at center for AV.
Time will tell.
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Position Center Height 5'9" Weight 174 lbs Birthdate January 2, 1983 Birthplace Calgary, Alberta Draft N/A
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The paid tribute to the of Carmel saturday morning, renaming their "Fun Run" to the Sullivan Family Memorial Road Run Around The Mighty Hudson River.
, the club's events director who did the majority of planning for this event, was killed along with his wife and two daughters when fire engulfed their Carmel home May 1. Sullivan, a former New City resident, was a captain in the and was a former New York City police officer.
"He probably handled 75 percent of the planning for this ride" said membership director Dave Cerotti of Putnam Valley as he joined severl other club members at the Annsvile Circle gas station in Cortlandt Manor at 6:00 a.m.
Sullivan was an avid "Z" car fan.
Cerotti greeted the lone survivor of the family, Thomas Sullivan Jr., as he arrived with his grandfather, John, to participate in the 150 mile ride which picks up additional members at each stop along the way. Their course would take them from Cortlandt across the Bear Mountain Bridge to New City, back across the George Washington Bridge into the Bronx, on to Stamford, Carmel and finishing up for lunch at The Stadium restaurant in Garrison.
The club has about 180 members, owners and enthusiasts of the Datsun and Nissan Z-cars, and several dozen were expected by the end of the ride Cerotti said. The club sold commemerative t-shirts along the way with funds going to help Tom Sullivan, Jr. More information is available at the club's website: www.nyzcc.com


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Michael Kidd-Gilchrist is learning his way around the NBA, and the rookie took another big step forward on Saturday night.
Kidd-Gilchrist had a career-high 25 points and 12 rebounds to help the Charlotte Bobcats snap a 16-game losing streak against the Dallas Mavericks with a 101-97 overtime victory.
The former Kentucky star and No. 2 overall draft pick was 8 of 12 from the field and had a pair of crucial offensive rebounds off missed foul shots late in the game.
"I think everybody that has been watching all of our games say that MKG gets a little bit better and then all of a sudden he had what you would call a breakout game," coach Mike Dunlap said.
"I think realistic expectations are that he can do what he is doing on the boards. He is a very good defender. The third part of his game is indescribable. He just does little intangibles, passes the ball in close quarters, gets an extra hand on the ball to keep it alive on the offensive glass."
Teammate Kemba Walker called MKG "unbelievable."
"He wasn't a rookie tonight at all," said Walker, who had 26 points and seven assists in another huge game at home.
Ramon Sessions also gave the Bobcats a lift, making some big shots down the stretch and in overtime while scoring 12 points. He hit two free throws with 6.3 seconds left in the extra session to help seal the win.
Walker drew praise from Dunlap as well, who compared him to Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton, who plays his games just across town.
"He's finding his voice, running things, taking responsibility for our playbook and calling certain things instead of me calling him," Dunlap said. "That is all his development."
Dallas lost for the second straight night on the road after a 3-0 start.
O.J. Mayo scored 22 points and Vince Carter had 19 points for the Mavericks. Carter, who was 5 for 8 from 3-point range, missed an opportunity to win the game at the end of regulation when his fallaway jumper was short.
Kidd-Gilchrist attacked the basket with vigor and confidence.
The 6-foot-7 small forward ignited the crowd on one second-half fast break when he lost his shoe at half court, dribbled through two defenders for a layup and drew a foul to complete a three-point play.
But it was his two huge rebounds after missed foul shots that really helped lift the surprising Bobcats to the victory.
Dallas led by seven in the fourth quarter when Sessions powered an 8-0 run, converting two drives to the basket to help the Bobcats grab an 85-84 lead with 2:30 left. Carter followed with a 3-pointer and Mayo hit a pair of foul shots to put the Mavs back up by four with 26.6 seconds remaining.
Brendan Haywood came back with a slam dunk off a set play and was fouled. He missed the foul shot, but Kidd-Gilchrist grabbed the rebound and Sessions drove to the basket to tie it at 91 with 2.8 seconds left. Carter's jumper as time expired fell short.
Haywood tied it at 93 in the extra session and drew another foul.
Then it was deja vu.
Haywood missed the free throw again and Kidd-Gilchrist was there to keep it alive. That led to a Byron Mullens dunk, giving the Bobcats the lead with 2:21 left.
The Bobcats outrebounded the Mavericks 18-2 on the offensive glass in the second half and overtime, none bigger than the two by Kidd-Gilchrist.
"Those are the ones that are really just inexcusable," Mavs center Brandan Wright said. "You have to get a body on the guys. This one was a tough one to swallow."
Said Kidd-Gilchrist: "I'm just getting more comfortable I think as the season is going on. I think I'm starting to get everything. I really like my coaching. I'm just learning day by day."
Dallas coach Rick Carlisle stressed ball security coming in after the Mavericks turned it over 20 times in Friday night's 104-94 loss to the New York Knicks. But the Mavericks looked shaky early on, committing five turnovers in the first seven minutes to fall behind 22-9. They finished with 19 turnovers.
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A HAMPSHIRE man who had been diagnosed with cancer died of a heart attack, an inquest heard.
Raymond Richards, of Asford Grove, Eastleigh, was a roadside recovery operator and his wife said he had been diagnosed with cancer.
But an inquest in Winchester on Wednesday (August 21) heard that the 65-year-old suffered a heart attack at his home and died on May 3.
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In olden, pre-Twitter days, graduate students traipsed around academic conferences meeting peers and mentors. But Twitter chats—or hashtags, the number signs indicating a topic of conversation—are the new networking spaces, at least according to a recent blog post on The Daily Muse, "10 Great Twitter chats for Grad Students."
"Participating in regularly scheduled Twitter chats can help you learn the tricks of your trade, connect with colleagues who share your interests, and begin to build a name for yourself within your field," writes Tamara Powell, a California State University—Sacramento lecturer and doctoral candidate at University of California—San Diego.
But data from the social Web index, Topsy, indicate that the chats on Powell's list might not be so well trafficked, and some graduate students question how effective Twitter can actually be for academic discussions.
Although #gradchat has only generated 743 Tweets so far—127 in the past 30 days, according to Topsy—it earned the No. 1 slot on Powell's list and the accolade of being a "one-stop shop for all things graduate education."
Justin Cohen, a Ph.D. candidate at International Bible College and Seminary in Independence, Mo., has participated in #phdchat—No. 5 on the Daily Muse list—but he and his peers prefer to use the video conferencing tool GoToMeeting to communicate and share resources. "Students can gain from the experience [on Twitter]," he says, "but the question is 'gain what?'"
[See how grad applicants use social media to bypass admissions offices.]
At Claremont Lincoln University in California, advisers generally recommend that students spend little time on social networks and "instead focus on getting published in peer-reviewed journals and presenting papers at conferences," says theology doctoral candidate, Katherine Rand. Twitter chats would have to be issue-oriented, rather than broad, to be useful to grad students, she says.
Kelly Heuer, a Ph.D. candidate in philosophy at Georgetown University, has never participated in a Twitter chat, and most of the people she knows who have are bloggers or business owners. "Academic self-promotion is usually a far subtler enterprise, and a pretty uncomfortable one at that," she says.
But Eric Schulman, a graduate public relations student at Georgetown, and Mohammad Arfeen, a biomedical sciences M.S. student at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in Chicago, encourage graduate applicants and students to participate in Twitter chats.
"Twitter chats provide the opportunity to connect students and professionals from practically anywhere," says Schulman. Twitter chats can be particularly beneficial for public relations, marketing, and advertising students, whose disciplines "pull heavily from relationship-building and communication," he adds.
[Read a study claiming 2012 grad school alumni draw high salaries.]
Arfeen sees chats as a means to an end. "Chats are useful for figuring out who's active on social media in a field, but if you want to establish a meaningful relationship ... you'll have to go out of the chat," he says.


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The wind chill is in effect from 7 p.m. this evening to 1 p.m. Tuesday. A wind chill advisory is usually put into place when very cold air and strong winds combine to generate low wind chills, Kahlbaum said.
Temperatures are expected to drop off quickly after sunset tonight and will fall down into the lower single digits during the late evening hours. Monday night's low will be around three degrees, with a wind chill as low as 13 below zero. West to northwest winds of 10 to 20 mph are expected to continue throughout the night.
Kahlbaum said the extremely cold weather and prolonged skin exposure may lead to frost bite and hypothermia. Those who must be outside should wear hats, coats, gloves and try to cover their faces.
"Definitely don't go out with any exposed skin," Kahlbaum said. "Try to cover up in layers to reduce the amount of exposure."
Kahlbaum said Tuesday afternoon's temperature is supposed to be a high of 12 degrees and afternoon winds will be in the 15 to 25 miles per hour range.
Throughout the remainder of the week, temperatures will remain quite cold. This winter, according to Kahlbaum, has seen below normal amounts of snow and above normal temperatures until now.
"Last week we had temperatures approaching 60 degrees," he said. "In general, after a warm spell, it's followed by a really cold spell."
Kahlbaum also is cautioning drivers to be cautious due to the declining temperatures.
"With the temperatures getting could, there could definitely be icing with the snow showers that are going on," he said. "Use caution while traveling as well."
According to the National Weather Service, arctic air is spreading eastward behind a cold front moving towards the Atlantic Coast. Below average temperatures will occur from the north and central Great Plains to the Mid-Atlantic and northeastern U.S. over the next couple of days.
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Conditions for Haiti earthquake survivors are still critical with the rainy season nearly here. Shelter and sanitation remain Oxfam's top priorities. By the end of March, Oxfam has reached over 300,000 people with humanitarian assistance.
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Ahead of a crucial conference on Haiti's reconstruction in New York, the people of Haiti say they want jobs to be their path toward rebuilding, an Oxfam survey reveals. Haitians' most pressing needs are jobs, schools and homes.
International aid agency Oxfam today announced that its Humanitarian Haiti earthquake appeal was closing due to the overwhelming generosity of the public worldwide. Oxfam has received approximately $100m for its emergency work in Haiti.
International agency Oxfam warns today a Herculean effort is still needed if public health in Haiti is not to deteriorate. Time is pressing as there are only six weeks before the start of the raining season.
Oxfam Haiti earthquake response: we're providing water, latrines, shelter materials, cash, and other relief materials to those who have gathered in temporary camps both within Port-au-Prince and in hard-hit outlying areas.
Oxfam has started to employ people affected by Haiti's earthquake to clean up their makeshift camps and improve their living conditions.
Less than a third of people living in one of the largest camps in Port au Prince say that they are willing to move to camps sited outside the city according to a snap-shot survey carried out by international agency Oxfam.
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With its ambiance of a private Mediterranean villa, Hotel Los Gatos and Spa, has just been selected for Sunset Magazine's "Sunset Loves Us…" distinction. This boutique hotel is one of only 12 hotels within the greater San Francisco Bay Area to earn Sunset Magazine editors' seal of approval. In the foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains, the quaint historic town of Los Gatos and Hotel Los Gatos and Spa, have long been considered a "best kept secret" for a Bay Area getaway.
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On Thursday, residents and others had the chance to tell the Department of Transportation what they think about a proposed $4 million construction project.
The project involves the stretch between Trabold Road and Marway Circle. Crews will expand lanes, add turning lanes and sidewalks and also upgrade the drainage system.
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You've probably never heard of the "Adam and Eve of the Maine woods," but if you'd been reading newspapers in 1915, the names Walter and Olive Estes would have been as inescapable to you as the Kardashians are to us. The Esteses were a young couple from the town of Gray who decided to pursue riches and fame by becoming "hermits."
Dressed only in tights and taking no tools with them (not even matches), Walter and Olive disappeared into the woods near Bingham to live entirely off the land. They made shoes out of birch bark, trapped deer for buckskin, and rubbed sticks together to build fires. Mostly, though, they angled for attention. The Esteses used sharpened charcoal "pencils" to write reports of their adventures on scrolls of paper birch. These they furnished to a scrum of journalists who were more than happy to promote the couple's publicity stunt to a national audience hungry for weird tales.
Adam and Eve spent only two months in the woods. Christopher Knight, the so-called "North Pond Hermit," [page 20] seems to have lasted considerably longer — twenty-seven years. On April 4 he was arrested in the act of burglarizing Pine Tree Camp in Rome for at least the fiftieth time (the camp is a facility for children with disabilities). He told the state trooper who took him to jail that he hadn't spoken with another person since the 1990s. For nearly three decades, Knight lived alone in a hidden compound, venturing out at night to steal food, clothing, and camping supplies. Unlike the Esteses, he didn't hunt or fish. His approach to survival was less like Bear Grylls and more like that of Yogi Bear.
Knight, 47, says he doesn't know what drove him into the woods in 1986, beyond a boyhood interest in Robinson Crusoe. It certainly wasn't a quest for fame. One sad aspect of the case is that no one ever reported him missing.
For someone who wanted to disappear completely, Knight has now found himself inside a multimedia maelstrom that didn't exist when he began his self-imposed exile. His story has been broadcast from Bangor to Buenos Aires to Brisbane. Meanwhile, the hermit sits behind bars in the Kennebec County Jail, awaiting trial on a handful of theft charges. He is said to be a model prisoner. So far, he has refused all media interviews.
How different from Walter and Olive Estes, who parlayed their two-month camping trip into fifteen minutes of fame. The photogenic couple made money selling pictures of themselves dressed in furs and appeared in vaudeville shows; Olive even wrote a book titled True Experiences, including Adam and Eve in the Maine Woods. It remains to be seen whether Knight will succumb to the inevitable pressure to cash in by selling the rights to his life. What seems clear is that Adam and Eve were far better adapted to this era of reality TV stars and celebrity wannabes than the most famous hermit of the new century.
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A new eye opening study suggests that some signs of aging doesn't mean that you're just getting older they could be signs of a serious risk for heart disease.
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Lorna graduated from Hutchinson High School in 1943, and attended Hutchinson Community College, Kansas State University, and later graduated from Wichita State University.
She married her high school sweetheart, D. Stewart "Stew" Oswalt, after his service in World War II, on June 20, 1947. They relocated to Topeka, where Stew finished his law degree at Washburn University. They returned to reside in Hutchinson, where they raised four children, Jim, Jane, Dick, and Susan. Lorna was truly the "June Cleaver"- dedicating her life to her family, and always thinking of others. She was a former member of Northminster Presbyterian Church and a current member of New Covenant Presbyterian Church. She was also a member of PEO-Chapter D, a member of Chi Omega Sorority, and the American Legion Auxiliary Unit #68. She organized numerous reunions for Hutchinson High School's class of '43. As the last survivor in her family of five, Lorna was going strong to the end. She still lived alone in her home of 51 years and recently hosted a family reunion with over 40 nieces, nephews, and cousins in attendance. The night before she passed away, she spent the evening watching K-State win the Big 12 Championship title with two of her grandchildren.
Survivors include: two sons, James Oswalt and his wife Jamie, and Dick Oswalt and his wife Megan, all of Hutchinson; two daughters, Jane Pope Meehan and her husband Richard of Centennial, Colo., and Susan Gibbons and her husband Dave of Leawood; nine grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband Stew on Feb. 15, 1997; two brothers, Dwight Evans and Francis Evans; two sisters, Ruth Simmons and Mona Smithson; and her beloved dog, "Gizmo."
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"It's extremely well deserved," Towson cross country and track and field coach Roger Erricker said. "For five years she has given everything to this University. Part of her leadership is by example and that includes academics, which is front and center to her. It's tough to say goodbye."
Ogden holds two school track and field records for the Tigers. In 2011, Ogden set the 5,000-meter run record with a time of 17:26.48 and also set the 10,000-meter run record that year with a time of 36:18.14.
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At the Wild's morning skate Thursday, former Gophers forward Erik Haula skated on the fourth line with Justin Fontaine and Mike Rupp. Haula will be in the lineup tonight against Chicago, playing his fourth game in a row since being recalled from the Wild's AHL affiliate in Iowa.
Based on the morning skate, it appears Zenon Konopka will be the odd man out at forward, and Nate Prosser and Matt Dumba are the likely scratches on defense. Josh Harding will be in net. No changes to the top three lines.
Wild coach Mike Yeo wanted Haula's speed in the lineup against the Blackhawks. "We're playing a fast team,'' Yeo said. "I expect it to be a high-paced game. I think (Haula) is going to give us a little bit of flexibility with how we work things with our fourth line tonight.
"He's just a young kid. We're still trying to figure out where he's going to fit, how he's going to fit. But through the games he's played, he's shown he can be versatile and can have a positive effect on our lineup.''
Haula said he's feeling comfortable after three games, though he saw limited ice time (6:34) in his last game, against Philadelphia. He knows what to expect in the faceoff circle and is absorbing the many pointers given to him.
"It's awesome,'' he said. "It's everything I expected it to be. I'm learning every day.''
Yeo said it's been nice to see the Wild rediscover its form in the past two games, but he cautioned against the team losing sight of the details as it did during a four-game winless streak. Chicago, which leads the NHL with 44 points and 105 goals, presents a particularly stiff challenge.
"They've got a lot of weapons over there offensively,'' Yeo said of the Blackhawks. "We've got to be sharp in all areas of our game. How we defend without the puck is going to be crucial tonight. They're a very dangerous team off the rush. They're very good in the offensive zone. They shoot the puck, they go to the net. There's a lot of challenges there.
"On top of that, we've got to make sure we're executing the right way. They defend well, so to generate anything, you've got to make sure you're doing the right things. But if you're not executing, not getting to the offensive zone, if you spend too much time defending, it doesn't matter how well you defend. Eventually, it's going to come back to haunt you.''
The Wild hosts the Philadelphia Flyers tonight in the first of a two-game homestand. The defending Stanley Cup champ Chicago Blackhawks come to town Thursday.
Josh Harding will start for the Wild. The Flyers, who will start slugger Ray Emery, will be without veteran Vincent Lecavalier, who hurt his back in Nashville on Saturday night.
MIke Rupp is officially back on the roster. He was away from the team for a few days because of a death in his family. Zenon Konopka was also on the ice today wearing a visor after taking a puck to his left eye Friday against Colorado.
Lines tonight:
Zach Parise-Mikko Koivu-Jason Pominville
Nino Niederreiter-Charlie Coyle-Dany Heatley
Matt Cooke-Kyle Brodziak-Torrey Mitchell
Mike Rupp/Erik Haula/Zenon Konopka/Justin Fontaine
One of the above forwards will be scratched. Coach Mike Yeo said it's a gametime decision, but there's a good chance Haula will play because of the speed he brings, his ability to take faceoffs and because he's been responsible in his own zone.
Defense pairs will go back to normal. Yeo switched his top two defense pairs in Colorado and it didn't go well, so in the third, Ryan Suter was reunited with Jonas Brodin and Marco Scandella was reunited with Jared Spurgeon to get back to some familiarity. That definitely worked for Minnesota during a dominant period.
Clayton Stoner and Keith Ballard are again a pair, but they have been a little erratic and since Yeo said today that he skated up to Matt Dumba and Nate Prosser and told them that he doesn't plan on scratching them a bunch of games in a row and to get ready to play soon, it'll be interesting to watch Stoner and Ballard tonight.
Speaking of Dumba, as I wrote in Sunday's paper, GM Chuck Fletcher was strongly considering loaning Dumba to Team Canada for the world junior championships in Malmo, Sweden. It makes all the sense in the world because Dumba is barely playing here and the world juniors would be such a great developmental experience for Dumba, who has been cut the previous two years.
Barring a crazy amount of injuries in the next week, Fletcher has indeed made the decision to loan Dumba to Canada before its camp starts Dec. 12 in Toronto. The team will then head to Denmark to continue camp before the tournament starts Dec. 26. Again, if the Wild sustains injuries in the next week, Fletcher may change his mind.
Once Dumba leaves the team, that opens up a roster spot, which would also give the Wild more roster flexibility. Remember, when you carry eight defensemen, you have to make decisions like Sunday, when the Wild had to reassign Jason Zucker to Iowa once Rupp returned to the team. The Wild will also free up some cap space by Dumba not being on the roster. After the tournament ends Jan. 5, the Wild will decide whether or not to add Dumba back onto its roster or return him to Red Deer of the Western Hockey League.
The next threshold for Dumba to pass is 40 games on the Wild's roster. If he is on the roster for more than 40, his seven-year free agency clock begins to tick. With Dumba off the roster, that actually buys the Wild more time to make a decision. In other words, the games the Wild plays without Dumba won't count toward that 40-game mark.
In 1995-96, when Fletcher was assistant GM in Florida, the Panthers loaned defenseman Rhett Warrener to Canada. Warrener played 13 games before Christmas, being scratched most the time. Warrener came back from world junior, was added back to Florida's roster and was a huge part of Florida's run to the Stanley Cup final.
Coincidentally, Dumba has also played exactly 13 games.
Dumba will be Canada's go-to defenseman -- an absolute shoo-in to make the team -- and will likely get a letter on his chest from his former Red Deer coach, Brent Sutter.
"I think it's going to be a good experience for me to go there and play my best and play a good role," Dumba said. "I hope that all works out for me. I'll work hard and do whatever it takes to reach our end result, which is getting our country gold again."
Pierre McGuire, a world junior expert, is here in Minnesota to work the NBC Sports Network telecast tonight with Doc Emrick.
"This is smart by Chuck," said McGuire. "It's great for the kid and his time with Sutter and his connection to Red Deer is mammoth. Dumba's going to be a great player for Canada and for Minnesota in the future."
Konopka has a big shiner around his left eye and stitches on his eyelid, which had to be pleasant. He admitted that the eye doctor told him he was very, very lucky. He said he couldn't see for a few days. In that Colorado game, Konopka came back to the ice for a shift. Spurgeon sent him a pass, he knew the pass was coming, but his eye just couldn't focus, Konopka said. That's why he left the ice in a stick-swinging tantrum down the runway.
He said though he will not wear the visor permanently, that he just doesn't like it or feel comfortable with it.
That's it for now. Talk to you later.
The Wild has recalled center/winger Erik Haula from AHL Iowa. Veteran Mike Rupp has been designated for non-roster status because he is heading home for a few days because of a death in his family, Rupp said today.
Haula was in town for Thanksgiving, so the Wild had his equipment shipped to Minnesota from Des Moines, Iowa. He got a call yesterday that this most likely would happen.
Coach Mike Yeo is keeping tonight's roster mum until warmups, but Haula, the former Gopher, thinks he is making his NHL debut during today's 5 p.m. game against the Colorado Avalanche.
"Every time I've been here, you always think of what it feels like," Haula said. "Now it's actually happening. It's pretty crazy."
Haula didn't even have his suit here, saying, "Thankfully it was Black Friday. I got a good deal."
The Wild does need a second-line center and Haula says he is playing center. The original plan was to play Justin Fontaine there, but with Rupp put on non-roster status, the Wild was able to open up a roster spot for Haula. Haula is tied for second on Iowa with 10 points (four goals) in 18 games and I felt was having a great training camp until about three or four days to go.
My guess now is Fontaine only plays if Zach Parise can't because the third line is expected to be Jason Zucker-Kyle Brodziak-Dany Heatley and the fourth line is expected to be Matt Cooke-Zenon Konopka-Torrey Mitchell. I'd think Mitchell plays over Fontaine because of his penalty-kill role.
I think Parise may be playing. Yeo wouldn't say for sure, but he was just on the bench listening to music doing his normal pregame visualization.
Jean-Sebastien Giguere in goal for Colorado. My guess is Josh Harding starts for Minnesota, but we will find out soon.
Maybe Zach Parise was inspired by Parise the horse coming off a year away and winning Woodbine's first race Saturday.
Parise arrived at Xcel Energy Center this morning in a walking boot and was expected to miss two to three weeks with a bruised foot. Now it would be shocking if that window holds up.
Parise got the media all into a tweeting lather this morning when around 10 a.m., the winger went on the ice in a track suit and tested the foot. He looked tentative as he pushed off. He left the ice after five minutes. I thought that was it.
Twenty minutes later, he emerged for the morning skate much to the delight of his teammates. During line rushes, he took his spot on the Parise-Mikko Koivu-Charlie Coyle line. Finally, the last line rush, Jason Zucker took Parise's spot. Coach Mike Yeo jokingly asked reporters if we even watched the skate because every he looked up, we were punching things in our phones.
Parise won't play tonight.
"I was stunned to be honest with you," Yeo said when he saw Parise come out for the skate. "I shouldn't say that because that's the way he is talking to him even yesterday. It's very encouraging. It's a great example to everybody just how bad he wants to compete and help the team."
Parise said when he limped into the arena in a walking boot this morning, he had no clue he would skate. But "I tried putting my skate on. I just wanted to see what it felt like."
He then decided to do the preskate twirl and "thought it felt good enough to at least try for a pregame skate."
At the start of the skate, Parise thought he was playing as he took regular line rushes: "I was hoping I could give it a shot, but as it went on and as I tried to do different things that are more game-like and reactionary, it hurt too much to try to be ale to play. I know that I wouldn't be effective or comfortable out there."
In Parise's mind, that two-to-three week window means nothing: "I'm more so taking it day by day and seeing how I feel and getting some treatment. Hopefully I'll be more comfortable [Thursday] and see what happens. I understand you have to, but I don't like to put a timeframe on things. I'll try to play when I can."
Parise said his foot feels better in a skate than barefoot or in sandals, which is why he decided to try to skate today.
He said when he stops and starts and quick starts at the beginning of drills, he just didn't have the power. Same with cross-overs to the one side. So he just knows he wouldn't have stability battling on the wall and protecting the puck.
Parise said of the important stretch of games coming up, "It wouldn't matter to me who we were playing. I don't like to miss games. I don't want to sit out, so it doesn't matter what the schedule looks like."
Keith Ballard will return tonight from two broken ribs and be paired with Clayton Stoner. Matt Dumba and Nate Prosser are scratched. Josh Harding will back up Niklas Backstrom and Darcy Kuemper will be reassigned.
The forwards are up in the air. In the skate, the second line was the reunited Nino Niederreiter-Mikael Granlund-Jason Pominville line. The third line was Matt Cooke-Kyle Brodziak-Dany Heatley, while the fourth line was Justin Fontaine-Zenon Konopka-Torrey Mitchell.
I think Granlund returns and Mitchell doesn't play. Mitchell is on injured reserve, so if he stays there, Zucker would be able to slot into the Koivu-Coyle line.
Mitchell has been taken off IR and Zucker has been reassigned.
Coyotes backup Thomas Greiss, who is 2-1 in five games with a 2.37 goals-against average and .928 save percentage, will start.
That's it for now. Wild actually didn't return to town until 2 p.m. yesterday as opposed to after the St. Louis game.
There was a sensor on their charter that a smoke detector wasn't working. But it wouldn't pinpoint which smoke detector, so they had to replace all nine. After staying on the plane for an hour after the game, the team filed off and returned to their downtown hotel before flying home Tuesday afternoon. That's why the Parise update came so late.
By the way, if you want to watch video of Parise winning the Woodbine race, here it is. Give the article a read above. It was a fun one.
Rugged veteran forward Mike Rupp will play his first NHL game since May 9's playoff game against the Chicago Blackhawks tonight when the Wild visits the St. Louis Blues.
Rupp, coming off a five-game conditioning stint with AHL Iowa as the final step in his recoup from offseason knee surgery, draws into the lineup because center Mikael Granlund will miss his second game in a row with an upper-body injury.
Coach Mike Yeo says from what he's "been told, we don't have reason to be concerned. We're just calling him day-to-day and we'll see what happens here tomorrow."
Yeo is being hush-hush about what the issue with Granlund is. Like I wrote on yesterday's blog, he played four games since the Nazem Kadri head shot but was hammered by Marc Methot last Wednesday in Ottawa.
Whatever the injury is, the Wild is clearly thinking there's a chance Granlund could play Wednesday against Phoenix because if he was already ruled out for that game, the Wild could simply place Granlund on injured reserve retroactive to last Wednesday and call up a forward to replace him. Instead, the Wild is keeping Granlund off IR, which would allow him to play Wednesday if he can.
Torrey Mitchell has been placed on IR (he can come off whenever he's healthy) and that move allows Darcy Kuemper to back up tonight. Josh Harding was not able to return to St. Louis because of a stiff hamstring that was apparently spasming in Winnipeg.
Apparently, it's a similar injury to why he had to come out of the Carolina game Oct. 24. Niklas Backstrom played the third period of that game and then consecutive games against Chicago.
Harding's had some awful luck in this building anyway. He strained his groin here in 2005, which thrust Backstrom onto the NHL stage initially. He tore his ACL and MCL here in his preseason debut in 2010. He also got sick in a tie game here in the preseason. Johan Gustafsson proceeded to come in and the Wild got shellacked in the third.
Same thing as Granlund, the Wild is hoping Harding is a day-to-day thing and can play this weekend. If the Wild was worried, it could put Harding on injured reserve retroactive to the time of injury, but the problem with that is he would have to miss a week.
With the tough stretch of games coming up, the Wild needs Harding back soon.
Backstrom vs. Jaroslav Halak tonight. Ken Hitchcock is going against the grain, starting Halak, who is 1-2-3 against the Wild with a 2.45 goals-against average and .911 save percentage, as opposed to Brian Elliott, who is 4-0 against the Wild with a 2.04 goals-against average.
But both St. Louis goalies are playing great and Halak is 12-3-2 with a 2.34 goals-against average and .906 save percentage (Elliott 4-0-1 with a 1.79 GAA and .932 SV%).
Nate Prosser will skate on the blue line for Minnesota. Matt Dumba is scratched. Kevin Shattenkirk didn't skate for St. Louis this morning because of the flu, so the Wild may catch a break there.
The Blues have gotten points in 10 straight at home vs. Minnesota since Oct. 20, 2007 (7-0-3, or from the Wild's standpoint, Minnesota is 3-5-2 in its past 10 at St. Louis). The Blues have won five in a row vs. the Wild and is 5-0-1 in the past six.
The Blues have scored in 12 of the past 13 periods against Minnesota, at least three goals in three straight home games against Minnesota and outshot the Wild by at least 18 shots in each of the last three home games and 117-60 overall.
So, tough task tonight.
The Rupp-Zenon Konopka-Dany Heatley line should be an interesting one. Konopka is suddenly the best skater on the line, but if that line can play in the offensive zone and ask some size and physicality, it could be utilized well by the Wild tonight.
Yeo said he's "anxious to have [Rupp] back and his teammates are, too."
Rupp said the games in Iowa were a good thing for him.
"From Game 1 to Game 5, I'm pleased with the progress in that time," Rupp said, saying he was trying to just get rid of some bad habits by not playing for so long.
What's good for Rupp is he gets back to the Wild and can immediately play. A week ago when the Wild had Granlund and Mitchell, Rupp extended his conditioning stint because he thought it would be beneficial to him but because he also knew the Wild wasn't about to fiddle with its winning lineup.
So Rupp would have done the rehab thing and then risked getting rusty again in the press box. Now he gets to continue getting back into the swing of playing again.
"I'm pleased with what progress has been made in the last 10 days," Rupp said. "It's been really good in my head. I want to keep building on that. The more I'm getting reps in practice and the more I'm playing, the stronger I'm going to get."
Rupp said more than nerves tonight, there's more "anticipation."
"The NHL season is a big groove, and you want to find that as quick as you can," Rupp said. "I'm joining a team that's been playing really well, so you just want to try to be a part of it and build from game to game."
I talked to David Backes, Zach Parise and Ryan Suter a lot about the U.S. leadership group they're a part of with Dustin Brown and Ryan Callahan for the Olympics. That will be in tomorrow's paper. I'm also working ahead on a pretty fun story that will hopefully run Wednesday.


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Washington, DC Thursday, July 19, 2012
The Senate Health, Education, Labor & Pension Committee holds a hearing on strategies for controlling the cost of a college degree.
Witnesses included representatives from both large state schools and small community colleges.
Tuition at four-year universities have increased exponentially since 1980, and the average student graduates with around $20,000 in student loan debt. For students at private colleges, the total can often be several times that.
For public universities and community colleges, the budget crises in many states have led to lower state funding and higher tuition bills for students. In an address to the National Governors Association last weekend, Education Secretary Arne Duncan urged the governors to address the issue.
This hearing, chaired by Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA), is seeking to highlight strategies and current practices for keeping college costs down.
Don Heller, dean of the College of Education at Michigan State University; Steven Leath, president of Iowa State University; Jim Murdaugh, president of Tallahassee Community College; Thomas J. Snyder, president of Ivy Tech Community College in Bloomington, Ind.; and Carol Twigg, president and CEO of the National Center for Academic Transformation, a group that focuses on the use of technology in education, testified.
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Stuttgart, renowned for its automobile industry (Mercedes, Porsche etc), is undergoing rapid change. The city is extending beyond its urban centre, which is gradually becoming pedestrianised, and turning towards the wooded hills and vineyards which surround it. A city of architects, the capital of Bade-Wurtemberg boasts some fine examples of the different styles of the 20C, and its latest new buildings, such as the cubic, transparent Art museum, are creating a new image for the city. With the arrival of the TGV, Stuttgart is now only 4hrs from Paris.
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Wurttenberg Regional Museum
Pl. er-Platz 6 D - 70173 Stuttgart
Housed in the old castle, this museum contains many different collections. There are some craftwork objects (14 -19C) and a large section devoted to prehistory (objects from a Celtic tomb) and some musical instruments and clocks, as well as the reli..
Old Castle
Pl. er-Platz 6 D - 70173 Stuttgart
This 16C building has a Renaissance courtyard surrounded by three levels of galleries with arcades. It houses the Regional Museum of Wurtemberg .
Collegiate Church of Stuttgart
Pl. er-Platz D - 70173 Stuttgart
This mid-15C collegiate is impressive with its western tower with a double polygonal crown. The building was reconstructed after 1945 - the nave and lower sides were rejoined in a single nave covered with a panelled vault. In the choir, don't miss th..
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Hotel Astoria
Hospitalstr. 29 D - 70174 Stuttgart
A 1-minute walk from Stadtmitte S-Bahn Station and a 5-minute walk from the Königstraße shopping street, this hotel offers free Wi-Fi, a large breakfast buffet and a 24-hour reception. All rooms at the Hotel Astoria are soundproofed for a good night..
Motel One Stuttgart-Hauptbahnhof
Lautenschlagerstraße 14 D - 70173 Stuttgart
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Just 200 metres from Stuttgart Central Station, this hotel offers free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour bar and air-conditioned rooms. Schlossplatz Square and the palace gardens are a 5-minute walk away. Opened in November 2011, the Motel One Stuttgart-Hauptbahnhof..
Hotel Unger
Kronenstraße 17 D - 70173 Stuttgart
Just a 2-minute walk from Stuttgart Main Station, this 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour bar, quiet, spacious rooms and a breakfast room. Rental bicycles are available for exploring the city. Hotel Unger offers a large breakfast buffet until 11:00 each ..
Leisure activities Stuttgart
Discover cultural, historical, and fun-loving Stuttgart with a 3-day city card. The StuttCard offers reductions on museums, tours, cultural events, and more! The 3-day StuttCard allows you to discover Stuttgart the hassle-free way and includes: ..
Restaurants Stuttgart
Bolzstr. 8 D - 70173 Stuttgart
Once a sous-chef at 5, New Zealander Russell Pirrit has now taken over the reins in this smart, lounge-style city restaurant. Both of his menus (one of which is vegetarian) reflect his particular brand of modern, creative cuisine with playful details..
Kleiner Schlossplatz 1 D - 70173 Stuttgart
This cube-shaped, all-glass building designed by Heinz Witthöft with fantastic views of the Schlosspark and city serves Mediterranean/Asian fusion cuisine. There is also a good value lunchtime menu and snacks are served in the basement bar.
Kronprinzenstr. 6 D - 70173 Stuttgart
Make sure you get here early as once this trendy sushi bar has opened it fills up in a matter of minutes! The authentic Japanese cuisine is much in demand and they don't take reservations.
Weinhaus Stetter
Rosenstr. 32 D - 70182 Stuttgart
This rural style restaurant features regional cooking and a wine shop. The wine selection includes around 600 offerings, with a good representation of Württemberger and French wines.
Feinkost Böhm
Kronprinzstr. 6 D - 70173 Stuttgart
As soon as you enter this minimalist, modern restaurant you are surrounded by delicious things to eat, as with its original artworks on the walls, it is located in a delicatessen. As a result, the chef has all the ingredients he needs for his seasona..
Der Zauberlehrling
Rosenstr. 38 D - 70182 Stuttgart
Der Zauberling is a lovely, bright little restaurant with a modern, minimalist interior. It serves contemporary, creative cuisine with a regional influence. If you are there on a Saturday night, try the set 'Candle Light Dinner' menu.


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Princess K, a 110-foot Magellan yacht from Kingship was launched on April 12, 2007. The yacht has a steel hull and aluminum superstructure. She has two 3406E DITA Caterpillar engines and can hit a speed of 14 knots with a range of 5,000 nautical miles. The interior was designed by Luiz Debasto and Naval Architecture and, judging by a couple shots on Top Speed, seems very spacious and posh. She has a master bedroom on the main deck and four guest cabins. The yacht will be delivered in June and shown in the Fort Lauderdale boat show in October.


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