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Challenge coins or custom coins have been given as tokens of bravery, brotherhood or achievement since time immemorial. But do you know that you can also use custom coins to engrave memories of special occasions?
You, your friends and your loved ones will always remember the special moment whenever the engraved custom coins are seen on display or felt in your hands. The very sight or feel of the coin will bring back memories of the wonderful time you have spent together. It will somehow connect you in thoughts with everyone who attended the event.
Photographs and other memorabilia also bring back memories of days gone by but coins are durable and can last a lifetime depending on the materials used. Coins can also have a photograph printed on a coin along with the engraved texts. Choose a design with an antique finish for that vintage look. There many options available for a custom-made coin design as illustrated below.
Shapes Other Than Round
Coins are usually round but there are other shapes available based on your preferences. Shapes can be polygon, square and dog tag. You can even have your coin in the shape of a star, a bottle opener or a tree. You can also have it with a keychain attachment. It is now easy to customize the shape of coins thanks to the new molding technology. However odd the shape you prefer, this revolutionary molding process can accommodate your needs.
Uniquely Cut Edges
Aside from the smooth edges particular of an ordinary coin design, you can have your custom coins made with different types of edges to enhance your preferred theme. Choices for custom edges include, flat, rope, bevel, cross cut and oblique. Textured edges make coins look more interesting when displayed and provide greater feel when fingers are run through it.
Base Metal Options
Polished silver or gold base metals are the usual options in making coins. Brass will look just as handsome when polished. You can also opt for an antique finish for a dramatic effect or have a dual-tone or tri-tone for some highlights.
Colorized Coins
Aside from photos incorporated on your coin, make it more appealing by choosing the colors that you want or have a holographic effect applied on your coin design. An epoxy coating will protect your colorized coin and give it a smooth finish.
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Giving out coins in packages will certainly make it more special. The packaging should match with the design of your coin and the overall theme of the event. You can choose the pouch insert type of packaging containing some imprint saying "thank you" or whatever short message you want to go along with the coin. If you want a more elegant package, you may want to go for the velvet presentation box.
Custom coins are now being used for immortalizing company logos, brand names, awards, recognitions and commemorating any special event that deserves to be remembered forever. Fund-raising events attract more supporters with the use of customized coins with a logo or special message engraved on it. People can use coins as pendants, bracelets, charms or just add them to their coins collection. The design flexibility of coins will allow you to have your coin in the form of a keychain, a pin or a medallion. Coins are special items that are worn, carried or displayed. They are usually passed on from one generation to the next and are rarely thrown away. A coin will help you relive memories of the good old days. Memories may fade but the special coin you have can surely last a lifetime.
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Report Roundup
Video Games and Learning
"Effects of Video-Game Ownership on Young Boys' Academic and Behavioral Functioning: A Randomized, Controlled Study"
After young boys receive their first video game system they don't progress as quickly in school as boys who don't own such devices, a study published this month in the journal Psychological Science has found.
Researchers Robert Weis and Brittany C. Cerankosky of Denison University in Granville, Ohio, recruited families who had boys between the ages of 6 and 9 and who did not own video-game systems. The families of the 64 boys who were selected were promised a PlayStation II gaming system and three video games in exchange for their participation, with half receiving the video-gaming system immediately and half getting it four months later.
After the first four months, the study found, the new gamers had lower reading and writing scores than the boys who did not yet own video games. Compared with the control group, the new video-game owners also had more learning problems, as reported by their teachers.
Part of the problem may be that the boys who received their gaming system right away spent more time playing video games (39.3 minutes vs. 9.3 minutes) and less time (18.2 minutes vs. 31.6 minutes) in after-school academic activities.
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Just How Big Is Wrangell-St. Elias National Park? Take A Look
Just how big is Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve? To give you an idea, check out the accompanying map. It shows how Wrangell-St. Elias would swallow a number of parks you might have considered to be large themselves.
With Debt Ceiling Approaching, How Will National Park Service React To Congressional Gridlock?
With the clock, and the calendar, ticking closer to congressional gridlock over the country's debt ceiling, how might the National Park Service react if October 1 arrives without an increase in the ceiling?
Bears Out In Force In Yellowstone, Glacier, Grand Teton National Parks
Earlier this month Yellowstone National Park officials issued a release warning that grizzly bears very possibly would be active in their search for food this fall and humans should be especially alert. Well, it seems the bears took that message to heart.
Cellphone Towers In Yellowstone National Park: A Flaw In The National Park Service Mission?
When the National Park Service was created nearly a century ago, its mission seemed straightforward: to preserve the landscape for the enjoyment of today's and tomorrow's generations. As the agency nears its centennial, is there a need to recommit to that mission?
Traveler's Gear Box: The Bug Blocker From Kelty
Raptor-Watching Program This Weekend At Yellowstone National Park
While most Yellowstone National Park visitors look for bison, wolves, and bear when they come to visit, this weekend there will be a special event to watch the fall migration of raptors as they wing past the park.
Glamping Far And Away In Yellowstone National Park
If you have ever stood on the shores of Yellowstone Lake and looked way across the water to the southeast, into that area of the park where few visitors go, and wished to experience life in the backcountry without hiking with a heavy backpack, go glamping!
Earthquake Swarm Rattling Yellowstone National Park
More than 100 earthquakes have shaken Yellowstone National Park since last Tuesday, with the strongest, a tremblor of 3.6 magnitude, felt Sunday.
Beware Of Bears In Search Of Meals In Western National Parks
Shooting Investigation In Yellowstone National Park Continues
The investigation into the death of a toddler from a gunshot wound at Yellowstone National Park moved into Friday with no word on which direction it was taking.
Obama Administration Urged By NPCA To Close Loopholes That Prevent Clean Air Over Parks
Unless things change, it will take centuries for many national parks to have truly clean air, according to the National Parks Conservation Association, which wants the Obama administration to close loopholes that stand in the way of improving air quality.
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Yellowstone National Park Shooting Victim Identified, Details Of Incident Remain Withheld
The toddler killed Saturday by a gunshot in Yellowstone National Park was identified Monday as Ella Marie Tucker, of Pocatello, Idaho, but exact details of the shooting remained withheld by park officials.
Investigation Into Fatal Shooting At Yellowstone National Park Continuing
Authorities were continuing their investigation Sunday into a shooting at a Yellowstone National Park campground that claimed the life of a 3-year-old Idaho girl.
Fall In The National Parks: West Yellowstone, A Great Fall Base Camp For Yellowstone National Park
West Yellowstone is a welcoming Montana town that serves as a perfect base camp for exploring Yellowstone during the fall.
Child Dies By Gunshot At Yellowstone National Park Campground
A young girl died after reportedly shooting herself in a Yellowstone National Park campground Saturday.
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Yosemite's Rim Fire, Yellowstone's Summer Of '88, And Climate Change
As the Rim Fire continues to advance across the northern reaches of Yosemite National Park, challenging firefighters and alarming onlookers, it's hard not to recall perhaps the worst fire season ever to strike a national park, that of the dry, hot, and smoky summer of 1988 in Yellowstone National Park.
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Them new J- Bones just came out folks.
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Someone who frequently shows their zombie like penis.
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Detectives will be filing an affidavit with the Finney County Attorney's Office requesting the following charges to be filed against the teacher: six counts of promoting obscenity and six counts of promoting obscenity to minors. These allegations are misdemeanors.
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March 3 DVD roundup
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Super Bowl wrap-up for Steelers Nation
Warner Bros. sent me this year's Super Bowl wrap-up video; the same one they produce every year and release three weeks after the Super Bowl. The format is always the same; a review of the season's ups and downs, the interviews with the coach, players and management, the playoff run, and the dramatic win in […] [Read More]
Scorsese classic 'Raging Bull' gets HD treatment
"I never went down, Ray." If you've ever seen "Raging Bull," you'll know the line. Helmed by one of the most respected directors in the business, this film has now found its way to Blu-ray. "Raging Bull" is based on the life of boxer Jake LaMotta, played in the film by Robert De Niro. LaMotta […] [Read More]
'Dynamite' Blu-ray reissue won't be a big bang for your buck
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Richard Amrhine's May 11 "Eyes Open" column ["No headlines for the systemic racism in the U.S."] uses a common, old cliche--namely that there are a disproportionate number of minorities on death row.
To make his point, Mr. Amrhine uses the botched execution of Clayton Lockett.
I would ask Mr. Amrhine who Stephanie Neiman is and what happened to her.
For those more informed than Mr. Amrhine, Ms. Neiman was a 19-year-old woman who was kidnapped, shot twice with a shotgun and then buried alive by Mr. Lockett and his friends on June 3, 1999.
Prior to Ms. Neiman's murder, they also raped her friend multiple times while holding another person hostage for money owed them.
While Ms. Neiman was white, the majority of murders by African-Americans are committed against African-Americans (just look at the epidemic of violence in Chicago for a real-world example).
Do all these black murder victims and their families deserve justice? What say you, Mr. Amrhine?
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12 Gifts for 7 FavorsThe 12 GiftsWhat Christ wants (in a relationship with us): To be there for us always To carry our burdens on his shoulders To shower us faithfully with his unconditional love more intimately To give us strength when we are weak To give us comfort when we are sad, upset and afraid To dry our tears when we cry To give us hope and encouragement when we are discouraged To heal our wounds and give us life To Redeem our lives out of the hands of death (by means of being in a relationship with him) To be our best friend To protect us from Satan's schemes To give us eternal life if we accept him as our husbandThe 7 FavorsWhat we need to do for Christ (to have a relationship with him as his bride): To open our hearts in full to him so that he may commune with us To sacrifice our life and agenda for him, putting him first in our daily lives so that he may better bless
Are we taking on too much? In such a world as we all live in this day and age, so much we've become over encumbered by. So much has piled itself within our lives and at our feet, that so often we find ourselves choking, sputtering and struggling to stay a float. Are we taking on too much? Has the world become so abundant in its requirements that it leaves no breathing room for Life? Perhaps it could be a little of both. Then to add to the confusion, we know in our hearts that the act of human kindness and love to our families and neighbors (that's strangers too) is so greatly needed within the dredges of the world around us that reaching out to make a positive difference has become one more exhausting thing to add to a never ending list of needs, wants and obligations. Much of this loving service seems to get lost and forgotten--sometimes long before we walk out the door in the morning. How can all


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It was a fond farewell for the Regina Pats. In their last game before the longest road trip of the season, the Pats gave their fans a nice parting gift on Tuesday night with a 5-4 overtime win over the … Continue reading
Pats 2, T-Birds 1
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SEATTLE (9-8-2-1) at REGINA (10-9-1-0) Today, 7 p.m., Brandt Centre Radio: 620 CKRM Key injuries: REGINA — None to report. SEATTLE — F Mathew Barzal (knee, indefinite). Overview: It's the lone meeting of the season between the Pats … Continue reading
Pats upset Tigers
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MEDICINE HAT (14-3-1-0) at REGINA (9-9-1-0) Today, 7 p.m., Brandt Centre Radio: 620 CKRM Key injuries: REGINA — None to report. MEDICINE HAT — F Anthony Ast (undisclosed, week-to-week), F Markus Eisenschmid (undisclosed, week-to-week). Overview: It's the … Continue reading
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CALGARY (9-8-0-1) at REGINA (8-8-1-0) Today, 7 p.m., Brandt Centre Radio: 620 CKRM Key injuries: REGINA — None to report. CALGARY — F Elliott Peterson (undisclosed, day to day). Overview: It's the second of four meetings between … Continue reading
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FAIRFIELD, Conn. - JoAnne J. LaBella of Fairfield died June 9. She was 71.
LaBella was born Nov. 26, 1942, in Trenton, N.J., to John and Anne Jingoli. She was a graduate of Rider University, where she earned her bachelor's in education while working directly for the president of the university and two deans.
After her marriage, she owned and operated with her husband several small business in Fairfield, including the appropriately named Jo-Jo's Newsstand, and was also a longtime office manager of the Greens Farms Congregational Church.
LaBella is survived by her husband, Patrick A. LaBella Sr.; sons, Patrick A. (Nicole) LaBella Jr., Christopher (Sara) LaBella, Michael (Suzanne) LaBella and Peter (Erin) LaBella; daughter, Andrea LaBella (Jerry) Capuano; brother, John (Catherine) Jingoli; sisters, Jiny (George) Breza and Carol (Dave) Farrely; grandchildren; nieces, nephews; sisters-in-law; friends and colleagues; and family friend, Jeanne Purdy.
Calling hours are Thursday, June 12, from 4 to 8 p.m. in the Spear-Miller Funeral Home, 39 S Benson Road, Fairfield. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. Friday, June 13, meeting directly at Our Lady of Assumption Church, Stratfield Road.
In lieu of followers, donations may be made in LaBella's memory to the CT Challenge.
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Friday 07 December 2012 Updated: 14/12 12:29
A COUPLE were threatened in their own home last Tuesday (November 27) by three men who were burgling the property in what police described as a 'nasty' incident.
The burglars, all with covered faces, invaded the bedroom where the victims, in their 30s, were watching TV, and forced them to hand over a large amount of cash.
Police believe the men crossed nearby fields to get to the house in Forest Lane, Hanbury, where they got in through the back of the house.
They made there escape towards Broad Acre Fishery where it is suspected they drove off in a waiting vehicle.
Det Sgt Pete Sherwood said: "This was a nasty and brazen attack on someone's home and we have launched an investigation
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Red Wings General Manager Ken Holland is a pretty solid GM as far as GMs go. He always manages to pluck these unknown Swedes out of, well, Sweden and the Wings system turns them into legitimate players in fairly short order. This time he set his sights on a gifted Canadian winger out of Longueuil, Quebec by the name of Anthony Mantha and you'd do well to track his progress in the AHL because he has all the tools to be a top six player for the Wings sooner than later. Before he went down with a broken leg in the pre-season Mantha had a shot to crack the Wings' NHL roster, alas it wasn't meant to be, yet. Well, he's healed up now and the 6'5" 206lb scoring threat is healthy and recently made his AHL debut and he set to work right rining the puck off two posts, but didn't find the back of the net. No worries, he potted his first goal in his second game. That's going to be a theme for the youngster and it can be argued that he's one of the best pure goal scorers to come up since Steven Stamkos. Yes, you read that right. He sports a heavy wrister that he can fire off before you even considered he was going to shoot and man, it's accurate. Beyond his ability to shoot the puck he uses his big frame to force through traffic with general ease and knocking him off the puck is no easy task. He's proven himself to be a great positional player with outstanding on ice awareness, but there are of course some negatives as with any young player, and the big fella might be a bit too offensively focused leaving his defense as the weakest part of his game. There has also been some criticism that he lacks consistency, but hey, he's young and nobody's perfect (except Victor Hedman). Word has it that the Wings would rather he spend his time getting solid minutes with the Griffins than sitting on the bench for the Wings, but considering the fragility of their key top-six forwards (We're all looking at you, Pavel Datsyuk) I wouldn't be surprised if the kid gets a shot at big ice this year. While he's not worth adding outside of deep dynasty leagues for the time being, keep an eye on him because he's going to be something special. Anyway, here's what else I saw in the world o' fantasy hockey last night:Please, blog, may I have some more?
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Seven years ago Kris Versteeg, RW – (1 G, 2 A, +3, 7 SOG) started his career in Chicago with high hopes and what seemed like a higher ceiling. Initially all the signs looked good; he notched 20 goals in each of his first two full seasons and ended up with 53 and 44 points in each season respectively. Despite the slight drop-off in production many expected a breakout season in 2010, but alas, it didn't happen. In what would become a theme for throughout his young career Versteeg went down with a knee injury. Over the next few seasons he struggled with more knee problems and after failed stints in Philly and Toronto he landed in Florida where it looked like he regained his form setting a career high in goals with 23 and points with 54. Again, a breakout was expected the following season and again knee problems knocked him down, but if Kris Versteeg has shown us anything in his time on big ice, it's that you can knock him down but he's going to get right back up. Fast forward three more years and it's 2014, Versteeg's knee is doing well and since joining a line with Brad Richards and Patrick Kane he's been scoring to the tune of five points in his last four games. You might pause in terror seeing Richards' name here, but he seems to have found a home on this line and he's is scoring too, so worry not for now. Vertseeg might leave a lot of owners gun shy after years of disappointment, but he was battling knee issues that prevented him from, you know, skating properly. Those knee problems seem solved for now and the talent was always there, so if you want in on a guy who could score 60 points and 25 goals on the cheap, now's the time to buy in. I already did. Anyway, here's what else I saw last night in the world o' fantasy hockey:Please, blog, may I have some more?
In October Cam Ward (W, 22 SV, 1 GA, .957%) started four games. In those four games he allowed 16 goals on a 100 shots, good for a .840 SV%. I suppose saying it was "good" for anything is a lie, as that kind of effort is good for nothing. Flip the calendar over to November and Ward is a different man all together. In five starts this month he's faced 130 shots and pushed 123 of them away, good for a .946 SV%. That's not just good, that's absolutely sparkling and wholly unsustainable for most, especially Ward. Still, a five game win streak while allowing no more than 2 goals in any tilt while mixing in a shutout cannot be ignored. So, is Cam Ward in danger of becoming a good goalie again? I doubt it. If you take a look at what he's done it's easy to say yeah, he's getting back on track, but when you look at whom he's doing it against, then the cracks start to appear. He's compiled this run against the likes of the 'yotes (25th in Goals Per Game), the injury devastated Blue Jackets (18th in GPG) twice, the Kings (24th in GPG) and the Flames (8th in GPG). Of all those teams the Flames are the only team clicking on offense right now. By contrast, in his opening four games in October the Isles, Sabres, Flames and Canucks spanked him. Yeah, those Sabres, from Buffalo. I've seen a lot of peeps talking about adding Ward because he's suddenly found his form again. I won't deny that he looks good right now, and if you need goalie help you should add him, but don't expect this to last. Yeah, the Canes' defense doesn't help his situation much, but that only lends credence to the assertion that the well will dry up sooner than later with Ward. Ride him while he's hot and drop him like a bad habit when he gets blown up, because he will. Anyway, here's what else I saw in the world o' fantasy hockey yesterday:Please, blog, may I have some more?
As if losing Dan Boyle to the dreaded broken finger curse just one game into the season and John Moore to a five-game suspension wasn't enough for the Rangers, they decided to go the next month or so on hard-mode with both Ryan McDonagh and Kevin Klein falling victim to their own injuries over the weekend. McDonagh suffered a separated shoulder on a hit from Evander Kane and he's down for three to four weeks, but reports are that the Rangers expect he may be out for longer than a month. The big issue here is the injured shoulder in question is the same shoulder that Mac injured late last season, so this could turn out to be pretty bad for Mac and the Rangers. Klein suffered a foot contusion that will cost him at least a few games, but he should be back within a week or so. Regardless of how quickly Klein gets back the situation is dire on the Rangers blue line with four of their top-six defenseman now injured. How does this affect your fantasy fortunes? Well, obviously if you own McDonagh this is a fairly substantial blow. He wasn't exactly lighting it up with just three helpers in 10 games so far, but given his ADP most of his owners were holding out hope that the points would start to flow sooner than later. The real problem here is for Henrik Lundqvist owners, who might be in a bit of trouble now too. Hank hasn't been his normal stellar self to start the season but he's largely been solid. Now that the Rangers defense is even more depleted it's going to test Hank and I fear there's going to be some ugly games in there. If you own Lundqvist all you can do is start him, but brace yourself, it could get nasty. Anyway, here's what else I saw in the world o' fantasy hockey last night:Please, blog, may I have some more?
When asked whether or not Anthony Duclair (1 G, 2 SOG) was going to stick with the Rangers or get sent back to juniors, Rangers Head Coach Alain Vigneault quipped, "Talent has no age." True enough, but the question isn't whether or not Duke is talented, it's whether or not he's ready for big ice. Few dispute Duke's promise as a potential top-six forward in the NHL. Over the last few seasons in the QMJHL he ate up the competition to the tune of tune of 215 points in 183 games. Last season he nearly tallied 100 points in 59 games falling just short with 99 powered by 50 goals. Yeah, the QMJHL is known for inflated scoring numbers, but still, that's baller. He's shown himself to be useful at the NHL level already too, getting his NHL career off to a hot start with five points in seven games, points in three of his last four and sporting a healthy plus-five rating over that span. It sure seems like he belongs with numbers like that, but really, he probably belongs in the AHL.Please, blog, may I have some more?
It was a rough weekend for defenseman in the NHL and a rougher one for the poor saps that own the newly fallen. The biggest blow due to injury fell from the heavens like Mjölnir and smashed me right in the face when my sun and stars Victor Hedman broke his finger while trying to block a shot. He's out 4-6 weeks after successful surgery to fix his mangled digit. Now where can I go to get successful surgery on my broken heart? Nowhere?! What a world. I guess I'll just have to pine away and gaze longingly at his stat line over the last week plus and wonder what could have been had he not tried to block a slap shot with his damn hand. The Rangers lost Dan Boyle to a similar injury and it makes me wonder, why the hell are these guys trying to block shots with their hands? Have they not seen the fastest shot competition? Do they not know they're trying to use their hands to stop a frozen piece of vulcanized rubber flying at nearly 100mph in their direction? I'm all about sacrificing the body for the good of the team and some of us totally need those blocks, but come on! Suffice it to say there is no replacing Hedman but Anton Stralman is reportedly moving to the Bolts' top powerplay unit with Jason Garrison slated to get time on the second unit, so the value of both jumps a bit with this news.
Unfortch for fantasy owners broken fingers (and hearts!) weren't the only issue that plagued some of fantasy hockey's defenseman since last week. Slava Voynov was suspended indefinitely today due to a domestic violence incident that apparently left the victim hospitalized. I won't joke about this because there is nothing funny about it. I also don't know the details of the situation, but what I have read says that whoever he attacked (assuming he did) was rushed to the hospital and the extend of their injuries was such that the hospital staff called the cops on Voynov. This doesn't sound good at all, but details are scant right now so if you can afford to, I'd try to hold off on dropping him until we get a clearer idea of how long he could be out. That being said, since this is non-hockey related absence he won't be eligible for IR or IR+, so if you can't afford to have a deadweight defenseman clogging up your bench, drop Slava and add whomever you can to fill the void. Luckily his season started somewhat slowly so the void isn't that big. Anyway, here's what else I saw in the world o' fantasy hockey this weekend:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Honestly folks this is getting ridiculous. If you care about your star players please, do the right thing, lock them up somewhere safe, padded and guarded, because we haven't played a single game that matters yet and key guys are dropping like flies.The pain train continues to chuggeth along around the league and picked up not one, not two, but three new passengers guaranteed to make their owners bust out the sadface. I'm not sure what the hell is going on this preseason but it seems like everyone and their mama is getting hurt before a single game that means anything is played! At any rate, all we can do is take it in stride and not get stuck drafting the wrong guys and the wrong guys start with Derek Stepan. Step broke his leg in an apparent non-contact injury during a conditioning drill. So not only did the Rangers no. 1 center break his leg at a time where nothing counts, he wasn't even in a game. He couldn't be in a game because he missed the previous tilt with the Devils due to a foot injury. Yikes. He followed that up by fracturing his fibula and unfortunately there is no timetable for his return. It sounds like he could easily be out 4-6 weeks and possibly as long as two months or more. I know his deal was way out of whack for what he could contribute, but you have to think that Brad Richards stings the Rangers just a little bit right now. This injury really leaves them in a bind and J.T. Miller seems like a possible replacement for Step on the top line with Rick Nash and Chris Kreider. Whoever it is it's someone you don't want to bother with. Drop Stepan off your draft sheets because baby, he isn't even worth drafting right now unless you're in a very deep league with IR slots to burn.Please, blog, may I have some more?
First Josh Harding kicks a wall, breaks his foot and/or ankle and gets suspended. Then the Flyers lost Claude Giroux to a "lower body injury" that will cost him at least two weeks of camp. Then the Red Wings lost highly touted prospect Anthony Mantha for six-to-eight weeks to a fractured tibia. Then we hear that Evgeni Malkin is dealing with a "minor" injury that will cost him all of camp, though he's expected to be ready for the Pens' season opener. And lets not forget when everyone held their breath in Florida when Panthers top pick Aaron Ekblad suffered a concussion that he has since recovered from. And now the pain train chugs along through it's next stop in Tampa Bay as everyone's Calder favorite and newest hockey Jesus Jonathan Drouin will be out for three-to-four weeks with a "slightly fractured thumb." Ah yes, tis the preseason o' pain and misery for players and fantasy owners alike.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Today was the day that the sky fell on Isles fans everywhere when it was announced that John Tavares destroyed one of his knees tearing his MCL and meniscus requiring major reconstructive surgery and is, of course, done for the season. What really has to sting is Tavares was doing eff all in the Olympics so far posting no points in four games with a plus-3 rating with six shots on goal; hell, he was only averaging 10:39 of ice time to begin with. Hmn, seems like I'm just rubbing salt in the wound there, but I'll go with it! This injury affects three types of people; Isles fans, Tavares owners and Kyle Okposo owners. What does it do to Tavares owners? It basically cripples your team unless you made some killer trade or ended up getting really lucky with solid wire grabs earlier in the season. You can't replace his production, you can't even get close, but feel free to drop him and add whoever you can to make up some of the loss. I'm sorry to say it, but that's how it rolls. You have my condolences, y'all. As for Okie owners this one is easy, trade him immediately. I don't think Okie's production is going to fall off a cliff, but it's going to take a hit regardless, it's only a matter of how much. Before anyone gets a whiff of just how badly it will affect Okie you have to move him while his value is this high. As I type this it's falling ever so slightly and slowly with these questions now looming over him for the last 30 games of the season. To make matters worse for Okie owners it's almost a foregone conclusion that Thomas Vanek is going to get traded when NHL play resumes next week and that will really erode Okie's value. He is as talented as he has been playing this season but lets not fool ourselves into thinking that losing Vanek and Tavares on his line won't hurt his value. You don't move him for a bag of pucks and a sixer, but you definitely want to try and move him before Vanek is gone and the world gets a look at lonely Okie on a line with, uh, Mike Grabner and, er… Frans Nielsen? Yikes. Act quickly, but not foolishly. Anyway, this isn't all the injury news from the Olympic pains, err games:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Steven Stamkos (broken effin' leg) is actually skating already. Yes, you read that right, just one month and three days after he broke his tibia Stamkos was back on the ice. He wasn't practicing, nor did he wear any gear, but he's on his feet and looks like he'll actually make it back before the Olympic break.
Jimmy Howard (knee) has a grain-1 MCL sprain and will be out for 2-4 weeks. I've been telling everyone to pick up Jonas Gustavsson for weeks now, so I hope y'all listened! If not, he's still owned in less than 50% of Yahoo! Leagues. Yar.
Shawn Thornton (assault and battery) was suspended for 15 games for his vicious attack on the Pens' Brooks Orpik a week ago. That sounds about right.Please, blog, may I have some more?


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An old-fashioned treat, this is a fabulous way to use up left over ham, although I have also put some freshly cooked ham aside especially for this when I have baked a ham for Christmas, Easter or another special occasion. The ham is finely minced and mixed through with old-fashioned spices and butter, and it keeps for several weeks in a cool place. Another name for this recipe is Potted Meat, and it was VERY popular in Victorian times, although recipes for potted meats (preserved under butter) goes back even further than that historically. Wonderful in sandwiches for the teatime table or for picnics, lunch boxes and festive buffets. This is an adapted recipe from Mrs Beeton's Book of Household Management, where she suggests that this is a nice addition for the "Breakfast or Luncheon table". Serve with sliced breads of all types, oatcakes, toast, bread rolls, and crackers or with salad, chutneys, mustard and pickles. NB: Use a good cooked ham on the bone for this recipe: the sort carved by hand at the deli and old-fashioned butchers. So called "cooking time" is chill time.
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At a recent gathering of Canada's energy and utilities regulators, delegates voiced their greatest fear: a coordinated physical and cyber-attack on critical infrastructure.
"It's not a question of if but when we are going to have some sort of cyberattack on the grid," Philip Jones, former president of the national regulators' association in the United States, told The Globe and Mail.
Worries about cyberattacks mounted yet again a week later, when a U.S. district court indicted five Chinese military officials for hacking into the computer systems of Pittsburgh-area companies such as U.S. Steel, Westinghouse Electric, Alcoa and Allegheny Technologies.
"It's a growing concern in Canada—we're still evolving toward a highly connected cyber-enabled system," said Professor Deepa Kundur, an expert on smart grid cybersecurity in The Edward S. Rogers Sr. Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering (pictured right).
"As we move into the future, we will start seeing greater dependence on information systems providing greater opportunities for cyber attackers to cause disturbances."
But why would anyone want to hack into the Canadian grid? What could they learn from doing so?
Plenty, explained Professor Kundur.
Whether they're vandals, local criminals, or nefarious shadowy foreign agents, cyber-attackers could act on three possible motives:
Stealing energy
"Energy theft is a strong motivation for many. Someone could hack into smart meters in their neighbourhood to potentially shift their usage onto a neighbour's," said Professor Kundur. Grow-ops could distribute their energy usage to neighbourhood premises to avoid drawing attention to their unusual consumption. "High energy usage is often an identifier of nefarious activity by local authorities. To hide, they will need to push their consumption onto another party."
Obtaining real-time usage records
You can learn a lot about an individual's daily routines and preferences by examining their energy consumption patterns. Modern meters sample data at high frequency, some as often as every 15 minutes, so any spies would clearly be able to tell when you leave the house and come home again, roughly how many people's worth of electricity is being used, and even which appliances you own—certain types and even brands of smart refrigerators, televisions, washers and dryers give off unique energy signatures.
Learning the system topology
"It's always interesting to know the topology of a system, because it will help identify its strengths and its weaknesses," said Professor Kundur. Consider that a majority of the power used in the U.S. flows through a small fraction of the country's transformers—disruption of those devices, if their location were known, would have a devastating effect on energy delivery. You may also have a business reason for wanting to know the magnitude of a country's investment in renewable energy, or the market penetration of smart meters—maybe you own a factory in China that manufactures those meters, or solar panels. And knowledge of a nation's nuclear activity and capabilities is of high interest.
Are we ready for these attacks, and many more we haven't thought of yet? We're getting there, said Professor Kundur. The 'smarter' we make the grid and our homes, the more opportunities we create for cracks to appear at the intersection of cyber and physical systems.
"That's why my group's looking at security vulnerabilities now, before it evolves—it shouldn't be an afterthought."
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Officers with the Lexington County Multi-Agency Narcotics Enforcement Team (NET) on Tuesday, November 19 seized a methamphetamine laboratory that was being operated at a home on Meadowfield Road near Gaston. Officers also arrested three men and two women on charges that the three men and two women operated multiple reaction vessels that actively were being used to manufacture methamphetamine inside the residence.
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Referring to Fraternities of African-American roots.
Alpha Phi Alpha is a BGLO.
by CrazyMrHobo123 August 01, 2007
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