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WILMINGTON — The Bruins won't have many practice days available the rest of the season, and coach Claude Julien was forced to adapt without a third of his roster Tuesday.
With seven players suffering from flu-like symptoms, Julien had just three forward lines in practice. Backup goalie Anton Khodobin was among the sick, so the coaching staff put two horizontal pads across the bottom half of one of the nets.
"You ad-lib," Julien said. "There's still some stuff we could do with our group that would benefit our team. We put those drills together and made the best of it."
Julien found out Monday night and Tuesday morning the players would be out. Assistant coach Doug Jarvis also missed practice.
The seven players missing were forwards Patrice Bergeron, Gregory Campbell, Nathan Horton and Daniel Paille, defensemen Andrew Ference and Adam McQuaid, and Khudobin.
"We made the most of what we had," Julien said. "I thought it was still a good practice day. If you want to look at the bright side, better now than Thursday morning. Hopefully we'll have it all taken care of by then."
The Bruins are scheduled to fly to Florida on Wednesday morning and practice in Tampa in the afternoon before Thursday's game vs. the Lightning. If call-ups are needed from Providence, it'll happen Wednesday, according to Julien.
"We're hoping it's a short-term thing, which it seems to be," he said. "It's that the case (to call up players), we'd do that tomorrow, if that was the case."
With so many absences, the lines were a mess compared to the normal formations. Chris Bourque skated in a white jersey as a top-liner. Rich Peverley took Bergeron's spot centering the second line. The other four forwards all wore maroon jerseys.
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Playstation big wigs, please tell the game-makers that casual game players (playing on the easiest level) don't want to get stuck repeatedly getting killed trying kill bad guys. That's not why we play these games! I haven't finished ONE game on my PS3 (including Infamous, Arkham City, Uncharted 3, Mass Effect 2, etc) because I've given up in disgust after getting continually killed, usually towards the end which is even more frustrating. I'm seriously thinking of selling my PS3 at the moment!
PLEASE tell the game-makers to give casual gamers an Opt-out option for difficult battles so we can make it to the end of the game. Some of us play for the story, not just for the battles!
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Easy is a trap. inFamous was much harder on Easy than it was on Normal. Playing normal gets you more XP so you can level up quicker to face the tougher enemies that come later.
I still haven't gotten through that last Satellite uplinks mission though. I'm so glad they ditched those in inFamous 2.
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Festival Of Nations 12:00 - 2:00 PM - Lancaster Walk (Rain location: Recreation Center) Come see what Drexel's international student organizations have to offer! A diverse array of international student organizations will each showcase their culture through food, games, and activities. Nutrition Secrets From Around The World Sponsored by the Center for Integrated Nutrition and Performance 12:00 - 2:00 PM - Recreation Center Lobby CINP will offer information about foods used in regions' cuisines and the health benefits. CINP will provide recipes from various regions, so guests can experiment cooking the food in their homes. Etiquette Dinner Sponsored by Drexel International Business Association 5:00 PM - TBA Well-known etiquette speaker Lyudmila Bloch will introduce Drexel students to the do's and don't's of business etiquette as well as helpful tips on what to do in unfamiliar situations. The dinner will consist of three courses served in connection to the discussion. 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Pat, I see your name attached to the photos of the Christ Church cemetery and the grave of DeWitt Clinton Lent (sp?). In any case, I am searching for information about my GGG Grandfather Gilbert Lent who was a carriage maker in Greenwich b. 1814 d. 1863. I've been unable to locate the names of his parents and was just told yesterday about several Lents (DeWitt, Elizabeth his wife and Anna Clark Lent) who are all buried in this cemetery along with a couple of other Mead and Sackett relatives. So, it's possible these people are not relatives but it's a tree to bark up! Gilbert married Abigail Sackett at Second Congregational Church in Greenwich on Feb. 15, 1836. I've been unable to locate any info about his parents soooo….if any of this rings true…or not…I'dlove to hear from you.
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BEIJING — BEIJING (AP) - Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng's mother and oldest brother have been granted visas to visit Chen in the U.S., where he has lived since shortly after escaping house arrest in China last year.
The brother, Chen Guangfu, said Saturday that he and his mother, Wang Jinxiang, were given the visas on Thursday and will soon travel to New York, where Chen Guangcheng lives with his wife and two children.
"Mom has always wanted to see Guangcheng, but it is not likely for him to return home for the time being. I am fulfilling her wish," Chen Guangfu said of his mother, who is about 80 years old.
The activist, who is blind, sparked a diplomatic crisis in April 2012 when he escaped house arrest in his rural town in east China's Shandong province and sought refuge in the U.S. Embassy in Beijing. Chinese officials later let him move to the U.S.
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GradFest is an opportunity for you to take care of all of your senior needs at one time and place. This year's GradFest is on Thursday, April 24. You can:
- Get information about Commencement Weekend 2014 — the weekend in May that you and your friends and family can celebrate your graduation from St. Olaf College.
- Record the pronunciation of your name so that it's read correctly at commencement.
- Pick up your cap and gown at GradFest with your $35 fee [cash,check or Ole Dollars only]. Please note that the gown fee increases to $40 for orders placed after GradFest. We are using a new gown from Jostens that is made from 100% recyclable fabric! Grads will be purchasing the gown, so there is no longer a gown collection after commencement. The purchase of each gown is connected to a give-back program coordinated by Jostens. Each gown includes a hang tag looped through the gown label. The label will contain information about the environmental benefits of the gown and will offer students the opportunity to go online to enter a unique code. With each code entered, Jostens will donate $1 to an environmental sustainability project. The specific project supported during a particular time period will be described on the provided web site. So the class of 2014 has the opportunity to donate approximately $700 to a great cause.
- Get information about ordering graduation announcements, diploma frames and class rings.
- Pick up your senior t-shirt from your senior campaign representative
- Vote for your favorite professor to give the Last Lecture.
- Play Gradfest Bingo for prizes!
Attend GradFest in the Sun and Gold Ballrooms, Buntrock Commons, during one of the following times:
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- Please note that GradFest is an "open house" type of event – you may come and go as your schedule permits.
- Due to the high turnout of students at this event, please allow approximately an hour to complete all details
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The St. Olaf Bookstore Please click on the following link to place your cap and gown order for Commencement. Follow directions provided to insure availability of a cap and gown at GradFest. Orders must be placed before March 8th. ONLINE ORDERING HAS NOW EXPIRED. JOSTENS WILL HAVE GOWNS AVAILABLE AT GRADFEST FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NOT PLACED AN ORDER.
After you complete your First Destination survey (see below), you will pay for your cap and gown at GradFest and take them with you. Orders can be placed for custom graduation announcements. You may order a class ring or a custom diploma frame here. Students can play "GradFest Bingo" and have a chance to win one of several great prizes!
Piper Center for Vocation and Career
Help us help you with your transition to post-college life by completing the "Class of 2014: First Destination" survey. Piper Center staff members will be available with information about "next steps" after you walk across the stage on Commencement Day. When your survey's completed, you'll receive your cap and gown.
Commencement Coordinator
Questions about the big day? Need to make sure your name is pronounced correctly? The Director of Academic Events will be on hand to put your mind at ease. Also, if you have questions on tickets for physically challenged guests or anything else to do with commencement, this is the place to ask them!
Financial Aid
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Registrar's Office
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Student Activities Committee
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Guggenheim Partners CIO Scott Minerd weighs in on the jobs numbers and the markets.
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Much discussion about the number of people working that calls the unemployment rate to drop below.
That 8% mark again 873000.
-- the number in that household survey.
And our next guest has been talking about this for months that the economy is not as weak issue might thanks Scott -- -- his chief financial officer.
I'm parked cars and joining me now from Santa Monica California Scott you called it but do you think that this is in some way a one off.
A date and look use that -- just a minute ago these numbers have a lot of volatility in them.
And you know they can come in any month all over the place.
But the bottom line is that the underlying trend which has been in place for about three years.
-- were adding about a 165000.
Private sector jobs every month.
Which is more than the number of private sector jobs that we were adding in the prior expansion before -- -- the crisis.
The problem of course is that the hole so deep and and the rate at which were getting out of the hole is very disappointing.
You know given everything that's happening it's it's not all bad.
Do you think though that they not all bad with the good news is out there is already factored into the stock market and factored into the treasury market.
And bit bit and then said the next.
Move will be a reaction to potential negatives like the coming tax hikes and spending cuts than the year.
I think were were getting more and more vulnerable to one of these other headlines coming in here.
You know we've still got a problem in Europe things in China kind of look worse by the day.
And then of course forgot the fiscal cliff in the United States and and the market is basically sort of stopped worrying about it.
The timing of these kinds of corrections is always difficult day in.
And given the momentum we have right now -- I think in the short run were vulnerable.
I do think that we will continue to probably see equity prices rise through the end of the year.
Which you know I I've said this on your show before the number one best indicator.
For Christmas sales as stock prices and with stock prices rising it looks like the fourth quarter will be pretty good.
But front page of the Wall Street Journal today to kind of go off a bit of a tangent here talks about the tens of billions -- On the its 200 billion dollars -- come out of stock funds the trade is gone into bonds is the stock market less I guess does -- have less of -- wealth effect today is people just aren't invested the way they were even a few years ago.
Well certainly the wealth effect of the stocks is very muted compared to the wealth effect of housing.
But when you look at like housing and the impact that's having on the wealth effect.
-- currently running year to date of the 13%.
Annual increase in home crisis.
That's going to translate into a lot of confidence in the consumers.
And you know one thing about that Wall Street Journal story this morning I think that people are sort of missing -- They're talking entirely about open end mutual funds they're not including in that ETFs.
And when you factor the growth of the -- into the equation it's not so clear.
That were actually seen people leaving equities really quickly Scott of.
All the different areas of the markets you look at though all of fixed and com and equities and then commodities.
What is the most dangerously overvalued here I would think it would be and -- and com.
Well treasury securities -- again -- and and US agency mortgage backed securities.
-- -- They make no sense at all these levels I mean you know that I've been Schwarz -- treasuries I got short little -- -- -- seems to be going my island yes why exactly.
And -- but I think that that that's gonna be a winning better over time you know the place where people lastly where should you go.
You know to get the best return with the lowest risk at this point in the place -- keep pointing to was gold.
You know the ratio of the coverage of gold relative to the total.
Money being created by the Federal Reserve is the lowest it's ever been on record in the history of the Fed.
And that relationship always -- launches over time and that tells us that gold has a lot of upside to go from here.
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It's gotta go -- Normally get bank does that go buy some jewelry.
And I did not end of that I am not a -- -- in -- rains and all sorts of things I think it's got banking is that I don't great that they romantic.
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- Saints ease into the third round of the Capital One Cup
- Steven Davis scores twice for the visitors
- Jay Rodriguez, Emmanuel Mayuka and Gaston Ramirez on target
- Omar Rowe, Harrison Reed and Jake Sinclair made debuts
- Lloyd Isgrove was handed first senior start for the club
Saints comfortably into the third round of the Capital One Cup. Thanks for joining us tonight. We'll have reaction for you later. See you again for the next blog, when Saints visit Norwich on Saturday for a Premier League match.
BARNSLEY 1 SAINTS 5 (Gaston Ramirez 90+1)
Ramirez rounds off the night for Saints, dancing round Mike Pollitt before poking the ball home.
Saints substitution (90 mins): Emmanuel Mayuka off, Jake Sinclair on. A third debut of the night for Saints.
BARNSLEY 1 SAINTS 4 (Steven Davis 90)
Davis gets his second of the match. He hits his penalty to Mike Pollitt's left, and, although the Barnsley keeper gets to the ball, he can't keep it out.
Spot kick for Saints. Harrison Reed storms down the right and cuts the ball back. Emmanuel Mayuka gets to it first and is wiped out by Jimmy McNulty.
CHANCE (83 mins): So close to a dream goal for Omar Rowe. Saints break the play up in midfield, Steven Davis strides forward and slips a pass to his left, which finds Rowe in space, but his left foot shot is turned away by Mike Pollitt.
Saints substitution (81 mins): Jay Rodriguez off, Harrison Reed on. That's another debutant on for the visitors.
Saints substitution (72 mins): Lloyd Isgrove off, Omar Rowe on. The 18-year-old winger is on for his debut.
BARNSLEY 1 SAINTS 3 (Emmanuel Mayuka 66 mins)
Gaston Ramirez picks out Mayuka with a through pass. The Zambian striker cuts past the last defender, onto his right foot, and whips a shot past Mike Pollitt for his first Saints goal. He celebrates with an impressive backflip in front of the away supporters, 695 of whom have made the trip to Oakwell.
Barnsley substitution (65 mins): Kelvin Etuhu off, Tomasz Cywka on.
CHANCE (63 mins): Barnsley go close to an equaliser, as Jacob Mellis' dipping volley from the edge of the area goes just wide of the far post.
CHANCE (61 mins): Gaston Ramirez is fouled in a central position, 25 yards from goal. The Uruguayan takes the resulting free-kick, but his swerving effort goes just over the bar. Saints claimed the ball deflected off the Barnsley wall, but a goal kick is given.
Barnsely subtitutions (55 mins): Marcus Pedersen and Tom Kennedy off, Jason Scotland and Chris Dagnall on.
BARNSLEY 1 SAINTS 2 (Stephen Dawson 53)
From nowhere, the home side get themselves back into the game. Dawson is allowd to wind up a shot from 25 yards, and the Tykes captain hits it superbly, with the ball flying past the diving Kelvin Davis and into the bottom corner.
CHANCE (52 mins): Jay Rodriguez nearly scores again. He chests a long ball down superbly, before unleashing a skidding shot from 25 yards that thumps against the base of the post and comes back out.
BARNSLEY 0 SAINTS 2 (Jay Rodriguez 49)
A piece of real quality from Rodriguez. The ball breaks kindly to him just outside the area, he shifts the ball onto his right foot and bends an exquisite shot just inside Mike Pollitt's far post.
The second-half is underway...
Barnsley 0 Saints 1
CHANCE (43 mins): Barnsley haven't been looking threatening, but former Saints loanee Jacob Mellis issues a reminder that they aren't out of this yet by hitting a stinging shot from 25 yards that goes a yard wide of Kelvin Davis' near post.
CHANCE (40 mins): Danny Fox sends in a low cross from the left. Gaston Ramirez tries a clever flick from just inside the box, but it loops narrowly wide of the far post. Looked like Mike Pollitt in the Barnsley goal had been beaten by it.
CHANCE (35 mins): Jay Rodriguez powers in a fierce shot from 25 yards, but Mike Pollitt is able to beat it away.
CHANCE (32 mins): A lovely move from Saints nearly ends in a second goal for them. Gaston Ramirez plays a ball into the feet of Jay Rodriguez on the edge of the area. He chips a ball over the Barnsley defence, which picks out the run of Jack Cork on the left side of the box, but his side-foot volley goes wide of the near post.
BARNSLEY 0 SAINTS 1 (Steven Davis 26)
Lloyd Isgrove with a good challenge on Tom Kennedy on the edge of the area, which leads to the ball breaking free to Steven Davis, who converts with a low right-foot shot into the far corner.
CHANCE (17 mins): Marcus Pedersen controls a long ball forward and stretches to fire a right-foot shot across goal from the edge of the area. However, his effort is a yard or two wide of Kelvin Davis' far post.
CHANCE (16 mins): Nathaniel Clyne whips in a cross from the right, which deflects off a Barnsley defender. The ball loops towards the back post, where Gaston Ramirez comes sliding in, but he can't quite get to it.
CHANCE (1 min): Non-existent defending from Barnsley allows Gaston Ramirez to chest the ball down and waltz into the area unchallenged. He just has the keeper to beat, but slides his left foot shot wide of the post. Should have been 1-0.
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The teams are out here at Oakwell. Saints are in their black kit tonight. Kick-off is now just a few minutes away. Stay with us for updates throughout the match...
Both teams are out on the pitch here at Oakwell going through their warm-ups. Not many people in the stands for this evening's encounter...
The big news from Saints so far today is that Rickie Lambert has retained his place in the England squad. He is one of 27 men who have been selected for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Moldova and Ukraine.
That's nine changes for Saints from the side that drew 1-1 against Sunderland on Saturday. Only Jose Fonte and Jay Rodriguez retain their places in the starting line-up. 20-year-old Lloyd Isgrove, who made a good impression in pre-season, is handed his first senior start for the club.
BARNSLEY: Pollitt, Golbourne, Kennedy, O'Brien, Dawson, O'Grady, Wiseman, McNulty, Pedersen, Mellis, Etuhu.
Subs: Steele, Scotland, Dagnall, Cywka, McCourt, Noble-Lazarus, Jennings.
SAINTS: K Davis, Clyne, Fonte, Yoshida, Fox, Cork, S Davis, Isgrove, Ramírez, Rodriguez, Mayuka.
Subs: Gazzaniga, Ward-Prowse, Chambers, Stephens, Rowe, Reed, Sinclair.
Referee: Scott Duncan.
Hello and welcome to this evening's Capital One Cup tie between Barnsley and Saints, at Oakwell. Mauricio Pochettino's side are hoping to advance to the third round of the competition, although a number of changes are expected from the side that drew 1-1 with Sunderland on Saturday. We will have team news, build-up and match updates for you here throughout the night...
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6:58pm Tue 27 Aug 13
J7junctionseven says...
7:01pm Tue 27 Aug 13
lambo83 says...
7:07pm Tue 27 Aug 13
Saintsayer II says...
7:22pm Tue 27 Aug 13
Puddletown Saint says...
Would say Hoover about to go out on loan so not cup tied and Dani O to start on Saturday in place of Jay
And what age that bench !!!! 4-0 tonight please :)
7:47pm Tue 27 Aug 13
SFCSaint says...
7:57pm Tue 27 Aug 13
Stroppy_gramps says...
SFCSaint wrote:don't think it's on TV. I had a look earlier and couldn't find anything.
wheres the link for this game?
I'm listening on talk sport as I am outside Radio Solents area and they don't allow live football commentary online for some reason
8:08pm Tue 27 Aug 13
insane saint says...
link for the audio no tv links though
8:08pm Tue 27 Aug 13
insane saint says...
Stroppy_gramps wrote:http://footyhd.net/s
SFCSaint wrote:don't think it's on TV. I had a look earlier and couldn't find anything.
wheres the link for this game?
I'm listening on talk sport as I am outside Radio Solents area and they don't allow live football commentary online for some reason
link for the audio no tv links though
8:16pm Tue 27 Aug 13
Stroppy_gramps says...
8:18pm Tue 27 Aug 13
J7junctionseven says...
8:26pm Tue 27 Aug 13
saint in dordogne says...
Puddletown Saint wrote:Ages on the bench: 12,9,15,13,18,14,8
A good starting XI More about those not in the squad -Hoover and Dani O
Would say Hoover about to go out on loan so not cup tied and Dani O to start on Saturday in place of Jay
And what age that bench !!!! 4-0 tonight please :)
8:27pm Tue 27 Aug 13
J7junctionseven says...
I bet they can't wait to get on here
Come on Saints do the business
9:00pm Tue 27 Aug 13
Little Hitler says...
J7junctionseven wrote:As if by magic 2-0!
Get another one and that should keep the regular fish fiddler trolls off here tonight.
I bet they can't wait to get on here
Come on Saints do the business
9:08pm Tue 27 Aug 13
J7junctionseven says...
Saints doing it in their own predictable way as usual.
We've been all over them but not taken chances again and now game on or just a blip?....who knows
9:14pm Tue 27 Aug 13
arm chair fan says...
Puddletown Saint wrote:IMO Hoover going no were . more likely not 100%. No guly, is he injured ? mind there has been rumours of sickness in the camp.
A good starting XI More about those not in the squad -Hoover and Dani O
Would say Hoover about to go out on loan so not cup tied and Dani O to start on Saturday in place of Jay
And what age that bench !!!! 4-0 tonight please :)
9:16pm Tue 27 Aug 13
J7junctionseven says...
9:32pm Tue 27 Aug 13
el caballo santos101 says...
well done so far saints and good to see a couple of the kids get a run out.
9:40pm Tue 27 Aug 13
J7junctionseven says...
Well done Saints
9:41pm Tue 27 Aug 13
Little Hitler says...
9:43pm Tue 27 Aug 13
dadofmy3sons says...
9:43pm Tue 27 Aug 13
J7junctionseven says...
9:46pm Tue 27 Aug 13
Stroppy_gramps says...
Great to hear Omar Rowe got on - he was denied a couple of good shots on goal.
Very very good performance for this second string side
tbh I hate to call them second string - they are in the squad because Poch believes in them. They deserve more than be calling the second string.
Right then. Norwich next.
even better - Liverpool are drawing with Notts Forest and are in extra time.
Notts Forest came BACK from 2-0 down......
please god let it finish with that score line..... I want to have a word with the plastic scousers at work tomorrow.....
9:46pm Tue 27 Aug 13
dadofmy3sons says...
Liverpool with mostly first team regulars are struggling in to extra time.
9:47pm Tue 27 Aug 13
St Forlife says...
9:47pm Tue 27 Aug 13
rossofficial10 says...
9:48pm Tue 27 Aug 13
Little Hitler says...
Nice skate free zone tonight.
9:49pm Tue 27 Aug 13
J7junctionseven says...
9:55pm Tue 27 Aug 13
TPFKARTSNINZ says...
A special mention too for our 695 away fans - respect!
10:05pm Tue 27 Aug 13
el caballo santos101 says...
Stroppy_gramps wrote:try notts county
Nice 5-1 win for Saints reserves.
Great to hear Omar Rowe got on - he was denied a couple of good shots on goal.
Very very good performance for this second string side
tbh I hate to call them second string - they are in the squad because Poch believes in them. They deserve more than be calling the second string.
Right then. Norwich next.
even better - Liverpool are drawing with Notts Forest and are in extra time.
Notts Forest came BACK from 2-0 down......
please god let it finish with that score line..... I want to have a word with the plastic scousers at work tomorrow.....
10:11pm Tue 27 Aug 13
el caballo santos101 says...
10:15pm Tue 27 Aug 13
Norwegian Saint says...
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Pete Brown, (1968––), Beer Writer and Columnist
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Dai Bradley, actor, Billy Casper in Ken Loach's film Kes
Joseph Bramah (1748–1814), inventor, flushing water closet, Bramah lock and the beer pump
Ed Clancy (1985–present), professional cyclist
Wilf Copping (1909–1980), footballer, played for England 20 times
Mark Crossley (b 1969), former Nottingham Forest, Fulham & Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper, currently playing for Chesterfield in League Two
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Joann Fletcher, Egyptologist
Toby Foster, Radio Sheffield presenter, comedian and actor
Brian Glover (1934–1997), actor
Darren Gough (b 1970), cricketer
Brian Greenhoff (b 1953), footballer, Manchester United and Leeds United
Jimmy Greenhoff (b 1946–present), footballer, Manchester United and Leeds United
Joanne Harris (b 1964), novelist, Chocolat
David Hirst (b 1967), England international footballer, played for Barnsley before joining Sheffield Wednesday
Simon Hirst (1976–present) Radio presenter, former host of hit40uk on commercial radio throughout the UK
Geoff Horsfield (1973–present) Professional footballer turned coach
Geoffrey Howse (1955–present) actor, local historian and author, was a student at Barnsley School of Art 1973–75.
Dorothy Hyman (1941–present) Sprinter
Graham Ibbeson Sculptor, artist, responsible for statue outside NUM Head Offices, Barnsley and Eric Morecambe statue, Morecambe
Ashley Jackson Artist
Mark Jones (1933–1958) One of the eight Manchester United players to be killed in the Munich air disaster
Katherine Kelly (1980–present) Actress, plays Becky Granger in ITV soap opera Coronation Street
Ethel Lang (b 1900), English supercentenarian, second oldest person in the United Kingdom
Davey Lawrence (1985–present) Ice Hockey Netminder playing for the Sheffield Steelers
Joseph Locke (1805–1860) civil engineer
Stephen Lodge (1952–present) a former Premier League referee, who retired from top-flight officiating at the end of the 2000–01 season.
Baron Mason of Barnsley, (1924–present) Former Northern Ireland Secretary.
John Mayock (1970–present) former 1500m runner, member of Team GB.
Mick McCarthy (1959–present) Ex-professional footballer and manager of the football club Ipswich Town F.C.. Former manager of the Republic of Ireland national football team
Paul McCue (1958–present) Author and military historian
Ian McMillan (1956–present) The Bard of Barnsley
CJ de Mooi Panellist on quiz show Eggheads.
Chris Morgan, ex-professional football player. Morgan formally played for the town's football club and is now a coach at Sheffield United.
Martyn Moxon (1960–present) Cricketer who played for Yorkshire and played in 10 test matches for England
Jenni Murray (1950–present) Journalist and broadcaster, current presenter of 'Woman's Hour' on BBC Radio 4
Patrick Murphy (1969–present) Artist and Independent Curator, founder of HIVE Gallery, Small World International Short Animation Festival (held at The Civic, Barnsley) and also founder of Northern Futures Award a cultural award for the North of England which is also based at The Civic in Barnsley
Sam Nixon (1986–present) Came 3rd on Pop Idol 2003. Former catering student and ex-Holgate School pupil. Had a UK No. 1 hit with Mark Rhodes and their cover of With a Little Help from My Friends, originally performed by The Beatles. And co-host of Saturday morning BBC2 programme TMi with Mark Rhodes and Caroline Flack.
Richard O'Dwyer University student, creator of TV Shack. Currently in the process of being extradited to the US on charges of conspiracy to commit copyright infringement and criminal infringement of copyright.
Jon Owen Case Manager, Chester Socialite and part-time Folk Singer
Jon Parkin (1981–present) Professional footballer, playing for Preston North End in the Championship and nicknamed 'The Beast'
Michael Parkinson (1935–present) British talk show host, journalist and television presenter
Paul Quinn 1976 present from the band Saxon
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Kate Rusby (1973–present) Folk singer
Arthur Scargill Leader of National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) from 1981 to 2000. He founded the Socialist Labour Party in 1996 and is currently the party's leader.
James Hudson Taylor (1832–1905) British Protestant Christian missionary to China, and founder of the China Inland Mission (CIM) (now OMF International).
Tommy Taylor (1932–1958) Professional footballer, one of the 'Busby Babes' (or Manchester United under the management of Matt Busby) who was killed in the Munich air disaster
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Saxon - heavy metal band....
Your boys tooooook one helllllll of a beating!!!!
I'm away on duty this weekend so no famous Norwegian Quotes on Saturday!
Come on you Saaaaaaaints!!!
10:21pm Tue 27 Aug 13
DisplacedFan says...
Little Hitler wrote:You had to say that!
Excellent result by a talented team, just shows the strength in depth we possess.
Nice skate free zone tonight.
12:38pm Wed 28 Aug 13
Beer Monster says...
a WTFILN?
Well done lads, and cheers Dan for the pic of Mayuka referencing Isaac Newton, that was brilliant :-)
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Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences
Nutrition and Food Issues are Huge
- Two-thirds of Americans are overweight.
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- 12.6 million don't have enough food to stay healthy.
UVM's Nutrition and Food Sciences (NFS) Department is working to resolve these issue.
You can help.
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Our programs provide:
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- Easy access to your professors.
- Internships, networking and research (even as an undergrad). An unprecedented 50 percent of our students do research, an internship or take practicum coures. We are committed to making sure our students are involved in community or research programs.
Faculty Hightlights
NFS Department is hiring!
We are looking to fill two Tenure Track Assistant Professor positions:Prof. Rachel Johnson:
September 2013- Professor Johnson was recently invited to the White House Convening on Food Marketing to Children. Read the Burlington Free Press article on this visit: "Colchester Woman Describes White House Visit".
April 2013
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Broadway fire extinguished quickly
On April 16, the Bayonne Fire Department responded to 618 Broadway for a report of smoke in the building. Arriving firefighters discovered smoke billowing from the front of the structure at a third floor window. The building is a three-story frame mixed used occupancy, with a deli on the first floor and apartments on the second and third floors. Fire crews advanced suppression hoses into the building, and quickly extinguished fire that was found in the exterior sheathing and asphalt shingle near a third floor window.
The cause of the fire is under investigation. All tenants were permitted to return to their apartments. The Building Department and Police Department were also at the scene. The damage was considered minimal, and there were not reported injuries.
Bayonne man busted in child porn sting
A Bayonne man was among 27 people charged in a state wide child pornography sting conducted by the State Attorney General's office.
John Thomas Kondes, 56, former auxiliary police officer in Jersey City, was charged with allegedly possessing or viewing materials in which underage children engaged in or simulating sex, said Attorney General Jeffrey S. Chiesa in a release issued on Tuesday.
The arrests were associated with a large scale child porn investigation dubbed Operation Watchdog. The three-month, multi-agency effort resulted in 26 men and one woman being charged with distribution and possession of child pornography.
"Through aggressive, technology-driven investigations such as Operation Watchdog, we must banish the misguided notion that online viewing and sharing of child pornography is a victimless crime," said Attorney General Chiesa. "The vulnerable children who are tortured and degraded to create these vile materials are re-victimized every time another person views the images. Moreover, these offenders generate the demand that motivates suppliers to produce these odious images."
Detectives were able to link all arrested subjects by their alleged use of the Internet to download or distribute images of child pornography. There is a large library of images and videos known to law enforcement. These pictures are able to be traced in a number of ways, including their digital fingerprint, as they are passed through cyberspace. Detectives then follow the file transfers to their origin and destination locations. Peer to Peer, or P2P, file sharing networks play a significant role in the distribution of child porn. Detectives, often with intricate undercover identities in the cyber-world, also monitor searches of these sites to develop suspects.
"Those who thought they could hide their child porn crimes in the secrecy of their homes have been exposed by the relentless work of law enforcement working together. We will continue to stand together—as the name 'Operation Watchdog' implies—as guardians to protect children from those who would make them sexual victims," said Colonel Rick Fuentes, Superintendent of the New Jersey State Police.
The Operation Watchdog investigation was coordinated by the Digital Technology Investigations Unit of New Jersey State Police, with seamless integration of more than 100 troopers, agents, detectives and officers from 21 law enforcement agencies. Between Monday, April 9 and Friday, April 13, they executed search warrants in 26 different towns across the state.
Sires supports extension of surface transportation bill
Rep. Albio Sires joined his colleagues last week in passing H.R. 4248, the Surface Transportation Extension Act of 2012, which will ultimately allow the House and Senate to work together and reach an agreement on a long term transportation bill.
As a member of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, Congressman Sires urged his colleagues last month to push for this bill to be passed when he and Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood, along with Senators Lautenberg and Menendez hosted a press conference in Hoboken for this two year bill to fund highways and mass transit.
"Passage of this bill brings us one step closer to passage of a long term transportation bill, which will allow Congress to focus on our most important issue – creating jobs," said Congressman Sires. "For too long there has been extension after extension, and with the construction season upon us, we must work quickly to finalize a long term transportation bill."
This bill extends the current surface transportation bill for another 90 days until September 30, 2012. The House and Senate will then be able to go to conference to reconcile differences between the House bill and the Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act (MAP-21), which was passed by the Senate on March 14, 2012. It is estimated that under MAP- 21, up to one million jobs will be created and 1.8 million jobs will be saved. "It is my hope that with passage of this bill, the House of Representatives and U.S. Senate is now prepared to work together to pass a long term transportation bill, invest in our infrastructure, and create jobs," said Sires.
Homecoming for HCCC
Hudson County Community College has scheduled its annual Alumni Homecoming Reception for Monday, April 30 at 6:30 p.m. The event will be held in the HCCC Culinary Arts Institute/Conference Center, 161 Newkirk Street, Jersey City – just two blocks from the Journal Square PATH Station.
HCCC Vice President of Development Joseph D. Sansone invited all of the college's graduates to attend the homecoming reception. "We would like to reacquaint our graduates with the College, which has grown enormously and has been physically transformed these past few years," Mr. Sansone stated. "All of our graduates have played a role in the college becoming a trusted institution that provides life-changing educational opportunities for our community."
Sansone said that the event also provides alumni with opportunities to catch up with old classmates and faculty and to network.
The 2012 HCCC Homecoming Reception will be catered exclusively by the faculty and staff of the College's Culinary Arts Institute, and admission to the event is just $10 per person. (There is an additional nominal charge for alcoholic beverages.)
"We truly hope this event will be well-attended and that it will serve as the first step to the college engaging graduates and establishing a formal Alumni Association," Mr. Sansone said.
Additional information about the HCCC Homecoming Reception and reservations may be obtained by phoning Mirta Sanchez at (201) 360-4004 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com no later than April 25.
Artist talk at HCCC
The Hudson County Community College Foundation will host another segment in its "Artist Talk Series" on Friday, April 27, when photographer Ricardo Barros will discuss his portraits of sculptors. The event will be held at 1 p.m. in the Follett Room of the college's Culinary Arts Institute/Conference Center at 161 Newkirk Street in Jersey City. Light refreshments will be served, and there is no charge for admission.
Time to renew Orange Zone parking permits
The Bayonne Parking Utility has announced that renewal applications for the Orange permit parking zone around the Eighth Street light rail station are due. Last year's permits will expire April 30. Enforcement of the new permits begins June 4.
Applicants may file through the mail by sending permit applications and photocopies of the required documents along with a stamped, self-addressed envelope to the Bayonne Parking Utility, 630 Avenue C, Bayonne, N.J. 07002. To apply in person, visit the Parking Utility Office in the back corridor of City Hall.
Permit forms and a list of Orange Zone streets can be viewed on www.bayonnenj.org. For more information, call the Bayonne Parking Utility at (201) 858-6135.


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Service date:
Tuesday, January 10, 2012 - 10:00am * Prelude
* Hymn, 168, As with Gladness Men of Old
* Scripture Reading: Matthew 2:1-6
* Homily
* Collect #19, p. 149, in unison
* Hymn, 149, In Thee Is Gladness
* Benediction
* Postlude
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Chaplain Don Moldstad
Music leader(s):
Organist: Prof. Judy Kresnicka
Matthew 2:1-6 Now after Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod the king, behold, wise men from the East came to Jerusalem, saying, "Where is He who has been born King of the Jews? For we have seen His star in the East and have come to worship Him." When Herod the king heard this, he was troubled, and all Jerusalem with him. And when he had gathered all the chief priests and scribes of the people together, he inquired of them where the Christ was to be born.
So they said to him, "In Bethlehem of Judea, for thus it is written by the prophet:
"But you, Bethlehem, in the land of Judah, are not the least among the rulers of Judah;
For out of you shall come a Ruler who will shepherd My people Israel.' "


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University of Oxford director Mike Rayner, urges government to tax all unhealthy foods from butter to biscuits.
Fat tax could help save thousands of lives. A fat tax could raise money and encourages people to eat more healthy foods, Rayner says.
The health promotion research group director said that at least 1/4 portion of the British adults are obese and that this drives the government to spend billions of pounds every year on health services.
He called for taxes of fatty foods like soft drinks for 12p, 2 cents bigger than fat tax in France. He claims that it would prevent thousands of death a year as people will now opt to buy healthier drinks.
Labour MP Angela Eagle and Liberal Democrat minister Steve Webb, however, suggested that better packaging and eduction would be more practical than adding tax on fatty foods.
"Taxes were already used to discourage people from drinking or smoking. Fat tax plan would definitely raise money for the Treasury and prevent deaths." says Mr Rayner.
"There's evidence to show that manipulating food prices can encourage healthy eating. So why are we so reluctant to change the way we tax food?" Rayner added.
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