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Women As Founders: Chierika Ukogu '10
Olympic Hopeful
At 22 years of age, Chierkia Ukogu has a chance to make history for Nigeria. Chierkia, who was born in Philadelphia to Nigerian parents and holds a dual citizenship, may be the first rower to represent Nigeria in the Olympics.
The Olympic rowing hopeful is practicing for success at the World Rowing Championships in Aiguebelette, France on August 30 and qualifying for the 2016 Summer Olympics.
Chierika went on to row at Stanford University, where she graduated in 2014 with a B.A. in human biology. She put her medical school plans on hold to take this Olympic shot. If that happens, the twice-daily, 30-hours-a-week training will be all worth it.
Stay tuned for more information on how Chierika ties rowing into charity work.
This article was adapted from a press release issued by Malvern Prep School, where Chierika's trainer is assistant rowing coach.
Women As Founders: Krystina Faillace '03
A Brush With Greatness
During her time at the Mount, Krystina Faillace's developed an acute entrepreneurial sense that she later merged with her artistic talents. She now is head of her own business, Brushing Bride (thebrushingbride.com), where she commissions one-of-a-kind sketches of wedding dresses for brides. Krystina describes it as a "modern-day spin on wedding dress preservation."
Brushing Bride started with a single sketch gifted to bride, and blossomed into a full business from there. From there, brides who fell in love with their gowns and were reluctant to leave them sitting in a box gathering dust began contacting Krystina, commemorating their dresses in unique, display-ready artwork.
Krystina's custom artwork is often given as gifts for wedding, showers, and anniversaries.
Krystina graduated from St. Joseph's University with a degree in Business Administration and a minor in Fine Art. She later returned to pursue an MBA.


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Eighth Avenue South
Not far from downtown, antique stores line both sides of Eighth Avenue South. A collector's haven, the area has become known as a premier antiques district. Monthly, a local auction house in the center of the district at Douglas Corner opens its doors for one night of auctioning mayhem to a standing-room-only crowd.
You'll find a dozen shops on Eighth featuring fine antiques at stores like Á la Maison, the Corduroy Horse, and Fine Offerings Antiques to eclectic stores like Pre-To-Post Modern, Classic Modern, FLIP, and Cane-Ery Antique Mall.
Voted the "Best Thai Restaurant in Nashville" by the Nashville Scene, The Smiling Elephant serves authentic Thai cuisine. From rice paper rolls and steamed dumplings to Pad Thai and Thai fried rice, The Smiling Elephant prides themselves in their recipes and flavors.
The best comedians in the world frequent Nashville's comedy venue, Zanies Comedy Night Club, located at Douglas Corner. For more than two decades, Zanies has been making Nashville laugh with headliners like Jerry Seinfeld, Jay Leno, Tim Allen, Jeff Foxworthy, and Paula Poundstone. Performers appear Wednesday through Sunday. Zanies offers non-smoking shows, is an 18-and-older crowd, and requires a two-item food or drink minimum.
Across the street from Zanies is Douglas Corner Café, one of Nashville's most popular listening venues. The venue boasts live music six nights a week ranging from country to rock to Americana, and many of the early shows have no cover charge.
Get your caffeine fix at Eighth & Roast, a craft coffee roaster, café and breakfast spot. Or check out The Urban Juicer, a lifestyle brand and fresh juicing company. Find a selection of smoothies, juices, wraps, salads, and snacks and see why their tagline states Healthy, Raw, Natural, and Organic. Also new to the Eighth Avenue scene is Sinema Nashville. Top Chef Season Three runner-up Dale Levitski brings his eclectic American food to Music City in the historic Melrose Theatre building that features an upstairs bar with lounge seating and a restored grand lobby.
Any true music lover must check out Grimey's New & Preloved Music. Grimey's has a wide selection of CDs, DVDs and vinyl. From indie to vintage, from mainstream to obscure, the knowledgeable staff at Grimey's will help you find what you are looking for. Grimey's has added an annex into a second location two doors south on Eighth Avenue called Grimey's Too. Grimey's Too features local Frothy Monkey coffee, a "full-service Indie bookstore" by the name of Howlin' Books and more records. There is a full acre in the back lot for more parking, bigger music events and local vendors interested in offering regular food-truck food courts.
After visiting Grimey's, head down to The Basement, another great music venue located in the basement (where else?) of Grimey's. This venue's small setting lends to its intimate "underground" feel. The Basement, often filled with its musically-inclined regulars, offers a consistently good music lineup of classic jazz, blues, rock, and solo acoustic performances.
Two of the city's finest guitar shops can be found on Eighth Avenue. Gruhn Guitars has relocated from their longtime home on Lower Broadway to the former Emma building. The space now has free, ample parking for visitors and is easily accessible to and from interstates. Carter Vintage Guitars offers everything from mandolins, banjos, ukuleles, electric and acoustic guitars, and more. Buy, sell, trade, and appraise classic guitars here. Free parking is available beside the giant guitar mural.


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Outdoor Chef Mud Pie Kitchen with Cooking Accessories
General Features
- Badger Basket's Outdoor Chef Mud Pie Kitchen with Accessories is designed for cooking up fun in the sun!
- Whip up some mud pies, dirt cakes, rock cookies and more using the included accessory set and natural ingredients found in your yard!
- Encourages creativity and active, outdoor play. Natural color and wood slat design looks great in the yard.
- Get your stews and sauces going on the stovetop burners.
- Four stove/oven knobs on the front panel click when turned.
- Three pegs on the backsplash are handy for hanging utensils.
- Plastic sink with pretend faucet is a great place to wash up your dirty dishes after a messy feast with friends.
- Open area with removable shelf doubles as a make-believe oven and a storage area.
- Toy accessory set includes: cookie sheet, cookie cutters, pot, pan with lid, ladle, spatula, and colander.
- Sink is removable.
- Mud Pie Kitchen is made with heat-treated, stained cedar wood and zinc-plated hardware.
- Toy Pot, Pan, Lid, and Utensils are made with stainless steel. Toy cookie sheet is cast iron. Sink and toy cookie cutters are PP plastic.
- All measurements approximate.
- Overall size of approximately 28 inches L x 13.5 inches W x 31 inches H.
- Height floor to countertop: 18 inches
- Height of backsplash: 13 inches
- Height from counter to utensil pegs: 8 inches
- Height of faucet: 5.75 inches
- Sink: 4.25 inches L x 7.5 inches W x 3 inches H
- Removable Oven shelf: 26 inches W x 10 inches D
- Bottom shelf: 26 inches W x 12.25 inches D
- Height between bottom shelf and oven shelf: 5.5 inches
- Height between oven shelf and stove knob panel: 6.5 inches
- Interior height from bottom shelf to bottom edge of stove knob panel: 12 inches
- Total interior cabinet height from bottom shelf to underside of countertop: 15 inches
- Assembled weight: 15.7 pounds
Care Instructions
- No further treatment of the wood is required before use.
- For longevity of the product, the manufacturer recommends it be stored inside during harsh weather.
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- All finishes are non-toxic.
- Adult assembly required.
- Illustrated assembly instructions included.
- This product is a toy for pretend cooking only. No part of this toy is to be used for preparation of real food.
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SAN JOSE — After rolling to their first five victories, the San Jose Sharks are showing they can win the tight games, too.
Michal Handzus and Dan Boyle scored in the shootout to help the Sharks extend the best start in franchise history with their seventh straight win, 3-2 over the Edmonton Oilers on Thursday night.
"That's what good teams do, but we cannot make a habit of it," Handzus said. "Obviously, we've got to be better than the last two games. We've got to work on it. The wins matter, for sure, but you cannot let it slide. You've got to still play well."
Logan Couture and Joe Pavelski scored unassisted goals off turnovers 39 seconds apart in the second period against Devan Dubnyk to break open a scoreless game. Antti Niemi made 26 saves as the Sharks remained the only unbeaten team in the NHL with their second straight shootout win.
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Qatar Holding and NYSE Euronext sign formal terms to set up strategic partnership
The State of Qatar launches "Qatar Exchange" as it signs formal terms of strategic partnership with NYSE Euronext - Qatar Holding and NYSE Euronext sign formal terms to set up strategic partnership - NYSE Euronext to acquire 20% of the new Exchange for US $200 Million - New venture to be called "Qatar Exchange" - Trading systems to be transitioned to NYSE Euronext's state-of-the-art technology - New Board and Chief Executive appointed
Qatar Holding ("QH"), the strategic and direct investment arm of Qatar Investment Authority ("QIA"), and NYSE Euronext (NYX) today announced the signing of binding agreements to form a major strategic partnership which will establish Qatar Exchange (successor to the current Doha Securities Market ("DSM")) as a world-class international exchange, and provide NYSE Euronext with a valuable presence in the Middle East. The successful closing of negotiations follows a preliminary announcement on 24 June 2008 that Qatar had selected NYSE Euronext as a partner.
- The binding agreements represent the formal closing of negotiations to enter into a strategic partnership between the State of Qatar and NYSE Euronext;
- NYSE Euronext is taking a 20% stake in QE for US $200 million, the largest investment ever made by NYSE Euronext in a foreign exchange;
- QIA to retain 80% of QE through its strategic and direct investment arm, QH. The new exchange will be overseen by a newly appointed board, to be chaired by His Excellency Dr Khalid Al Attiyah;
- All staff currently employed by DSM are to be transferred to QE with the same employment rights and status;
- Andre Went, a senior leader from NYSE Euronext with 20 years experience, to be appointed as Chief Executive Officer of QE.
Under the terms of today's agreements:
- QE to start trading under new name and management from 21 June 2009 . There will be no immediate changes to the existing DSM market practices. All future changes will be communicated in advance to all market participants;
- Work to commence on transitioning QE to NYSE Euronext's next-generation trading technology; QE will be the first exchange outside of the NYSE Euronext family of exchanges to utilize Universal Trading Platform (UTP). UTP is the same system operating NYSE Euronext's European cash markets and being rolled out across all of NYSE Euronext's cash and derivatives markets globally;
- State-of-the-art technology systems position Qatar as the natural trading hub in the GCC region;
- NYSE Euronext provides services and technology to QE, and will take three of the 11 seats on the QE board of directors; six directors will be appointed by QIA and two directors will be independent;
- In addition to the technology changes, QE will work with the regulators and the market participants to diversify the products traded on the exchange and to continue implementing international standards.
Commenting on today's announcement, His Excellency Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabor Al-Thani, Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Qatar, said:
"Today's announcement paves the way for Qatar to take a prominent role in the world's capital markets for the benefit of both the people of Qatar and the Middle East more generally. Our vision is to create a world class financial center around a global exchange that is on par with the deepest pools of capital across Europe , the U.S. and Asia .
"These international markets may be facing uncertain times today, but our focus remains on what the opportunities may be tomorrow for our people and indeed the generations to come. I am delighted, therefore, that we have entered this partnership with NYSE Euronext to help drive forward this ambitious project. This agreement will play an important role in securing the future of the State of Qatar."
Ahmad Al-Sayed, Managing Director and CEO of Qatar Holding, said:
"QH is continuously growing its portfolio of strategic and direct investments for the benefit of the State of Qatar. This latest strategic venture will allow Qatar 's financial markets to run on state-of-the-art technology systems. Technology and market know-how transfer opportunities will greatly enhance our knowledge and help generate more high value employment opportunities for our people. When our stock exchange starts trading on Sunday as the Qatar Exchange, it will truly be the start of a new era."
Duncan Niederauer, Chief Executive Officer of NYSE Euronext, said:
"Our strategic partnership with the State of Qatar will benefit the Gulf region and customers on a global scale. Our world-class technology, leadership and expertise in the marketplace will complement the strong foundation and vision of our partners. On behalf of my colleagues, I extend special thanks to His Excellency Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabor Al-Thani, and the Government of Qatar, Qatar Investment Authority, Qatar Holding, Qatar Financial Markets Authority and the entire leadership team of the Doha Securities Market for moving forward on this exciting initiative."
The Strategic Partnership
Today's announcement confirms the strategy behind the partnership between the State of Qatar and NYSE Euronext as set out in the preliminary announcement issued by both parties on 24 June 2008 . The intention of the strategic partnership is to transform the QE into an internationally recognized exchange. It will provide Qatar with total market infrastructure capability and the opportunity to reinforce the country's position as a regional capital market with the introduction to Doha of new trading products, technology and international investors and issuers.
The benefits of the partnership will extend beyond the international development of the QE, as NYSE Euronext has committed to use Doha as its Middle East operational and support hub. Furthermore, both the State of Qatar and NYSE Euronext have committed to work together in partnership to develop other opportunities in the Middle East region.
The terms of the agreements are intended to align closely the interests of both partners to the success of the project. It provides the State of Qatar with a means of developing a sophisticated global market to provide issuers and investors an exposure to the success of its economy which continues to grow despite the global downturn. By 2015, Qatar is expected to be the second-largest economy in the GCC region which underlines the rationale behind the country's role as a major regional capital market. It offers NYSE Euronext the exposure to one of the world's fastest growing regions.
Having now successfully closed the negotiations between both parties with the signing of the agreements, the partners are in a position to take forward the objective of developing Qatar 's financial markets to best practice international standards.
The Board of QE will be chaired by His Excellency Dr Khalid Al-Attiyah, State Minister for International Cooperation and the Acting Minister for Business and Trade. Mr. Ahmad Al-Sayed, Managing Director and CEO of Qatar Holding, will be Vice Chairman.
QE's Chief Executive Officer will be Andre Went, who previously served as a Managing Director based at NYSE Euronext in Amsterdam. Other roles in which he served during more than 20 years in the Euronext group include Director Strategy and Market Development Director Group Policy, Euronext Paris, and head of Secondary Markets in Amsterdam.
"I am honored by the confidence the State of Qatar has shown by giving me the opportunity to lead its national stock exchange with the goal of becoming an even more successful, international marketplace," Mr. Went said. "I very much look forward to working with the Board and the QE management and staff and to begin making these great ambitions a reality."
The new market will begin trading as QE under the new management structure on 21 June, 2009 . All staff employed by the DSM will be transferred to QE and will continue to enjoy the same employment rights and status.
The aim of the management is to build on the achievements of the DSM, creating a world class exchange trading cash equities and derivatives. Trading will continue to be in Qatari Riyals with longer term plans for multi-currency functions.
The objective of the management is to run the market using NYSE Euronext technology and transform the market structure within two years.
This will involve QE utilizing NYSE Euronext's SFTI network. SFTI provides a fast and secure communication network infrastructure.
Within the next 12 to 18 months, QE will transition to NYSE Euronext's Universal Trading Platform. The QE platform will connect with SFTI.
QE will liaise closely with the Qatar Financial Markets Authority and all other relevant authorities over plans to move towards world class disclosure, transparency and investor protection standards in the Qatari markets.
For further information, please contact:
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Beneath the old railroad trestle spanning Gordon Creek west of Price, a hiker can hear the distant buzz of chain saws at work. The sound gets louder moving downstream. There are also signs along the trail of what the chain saws have been doing. Pi...
Memorial Day draws near, volunteers still needed to adorn graves
The No Grave Unadorned project for Memorial Day 2012 in Carbon and Emery Counties is moving along well. The flower count is jumping by leaps and bounds daily. Starting this Saturday the counties' volunteers will begin putting the flowers on graves ...
Family Day At The Museum
The USU Eastern Prehistoric Museum and its many friends pulled out all the stops at Saturday's Family Day. The event closed out days of activities as part of Utah's Archaeology Week. Inside and outside the building were demonstrations and plenty ...
Castle Heights 5th grader attends World Leadership Forum in Washington, D.C.
Chandler Kinsinger, a fifth grade student at Castle Heights Elementary School, traveled to Washington, D.C. as a student ambassador to the World Leadership Forum. He went with People to People, an international leadership program founded in 1956...
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The Price Community Progress Committee announced last week that the annual 'All Spruced Up' competition between city residents will begin in June.
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The Meeting Modernity series of found photographs is the focus of Néojaponisme's first traveling exhibition.
Recently unearthed outside of the city of Sano in Tochigi-ken, this series of pictures documents Japan as it engaged with modernization and commercial photography in the Meiji and Taishō Periods. The series is comprised of portrait photography in particular.
The exhibition makes it's sophomore appearance at Reading Frenzy, a small press emporium and gallery in Portland, Oregon (kitty-corner from Powell's Books) on this very Thursday. Meeting Modernity is accompanied by a trio of essays by Ian Lynam, W. David Marx, and Matt Treyvaud reflecting the collection of photographs, the history of Japanese photography, commercial art, and Japanese society.
A limited edition of full-color Meeting Modernity postcard sets from the previous exhibition in Los Angeles' Young Art will be available at Reading Frenzy.
January 8–February 1 2009
Opening Reception: Thursday January 8, 2009 6–9pm
More: Reading Frenzy 921 SW Oak St. Portland, OR 97205 If you are in Portland, we heartily encourage you to visit the exhibition.
In other news…
I have an essay that I wrote and design in the latest issue of Idea Magazine about the current state of logo design. The issue is titled "How does graphic design CHANGE?".


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ABC Delivers 4 of the Week's Top 15 TV Programs Among Adults 18-49,
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During the week of February 8, 2010, which included competition from the first 3 nights of the Vancouver Winter Olympics, ABC claimed 4 of the Top 15 TV shows in Adults 18-49: "Lost" – No. 10, "Grey's Anatomy" – No. 12, with "The Bachelor" and "Modern Family" tied at No. 13. "Lost" registered as TV's No. 1 scripted show for the week in Adults 18-34 and Men 18-34. "Grey's" stood as
the highest-scripted show with key Women (W18-34/W18-49) Although competing opposite Wednesday's edition of "American Idol," ABC's "Modern Family" once again qualified as the week's No. 1 scripted freshman series among Adults 18-49.
A note about increasing DVR penetration and year-to-year rating comparisons: Year-to-year rating comparisons based on the Live + Same Day data stream are distorted by the level of DVR penetration in the Nielsen sample, which has jumped up to 35% currently, from 29% at the same point in 2009. More viewers are watching shows on their own timetables, which may not be reflected in the overnight next day numbers. The only truly valid year-to-year comparison would be one based on the Live + 7 Day metric, once those stats are released by Nielsen.
Growing week to week, ABC hit a Monday season high among Adults 18-49 (3.6/9-tie) and drew its biggest overall audience (11.4 million) on the evening since November with the season finale of "Dancing with the Stars" on 11/23/09. The Network won Monday for the 6th straight week among key Women: W18-34 (4.7/12) and W18-49(5.1/12).
"The Bachelor: On the Wings of Love" (8:00-10:00 p.m.)
From 8:00-10:00 p.m., ABC's "The Bachelor" took second place among Total Viewers to CBS' original comedy block, drawing a larger audience than Fox's original dramas ("House"/"24") for the 2nd week in a row (12.4 million vs. 11.9 million). The ABC unscripted series finished No. 1 in its 2-hour time period for the 4th consecutive week in Adults 18-34, besting runner-up Fox by 6% (3.8/10 vs. 3.6/10). For its 6th straight telecast, "The Bachelor" overshadowed its time slot and qualified as Monday's
No. 1 TV show with Women 18-34 (5.8/14).
- "The Bachelor" marked another season high in Total Viewers and equaled last week's season high among Adults 18-49, tallying the show's 5th consecutive week of growth of its overall audience.
"Castle" (10:00-11:00 p.m.)
ABC's "Castle" earned second place in the 10 o'clock hour to CBS' original "CSI: Miami," beating out NBC's original "Jay Leno" Monday finale by 5.2 million viewers (9.5 million vs. 4.3 million) and by 127% in Adults 18-49 (2.5/7 vs. 1.1/3).
- On average season to date, "Castle" is growing its time period year to year for ABC by 1.2 million viewers over the same nights last year.
- "Castle" attracts an advertiser-coveted Upscale audience, with an annual median income of $68,000 for its Adult 18-49 audience (among the highest on broadcast television) and pulling in 22% higher ratings than the norm in homes with $100k+ annual income (index of 122).
- One of TV's biggest gainers in the 10 o'clock hour this season, ABC's "Castle" is generating substantial increases over its first-reported numbers through DVR playback, picking up an average 1.8 million viewers and an additional 6-tenths of an Adult 18-49 rating point (+25%) from the initially reported Live + Same Day Numbers to the Live + 7 Day DVR finals.
With its Tuesday lineup of a "Lost" replay, "Lost" and "the forgotten," ABC was up over the same night last year (2/10/09) by 3.0 million viewers (7.3 vs. 4.3 million) and by 71% in Adults 18-49 (2.9/8 vs. 1.7/4).
"Lost" (9:00-10:00 p.m.)
Despite facing stiff, established time period competition on CBS ("NCIS: LA") and NBC ("Biggest Loser"), as well as Fox's "American Idol"-inflated series debut of "Past Life," ABC self-starter "Lost" shot up from its lead-in by 6.3 million viewers (11.1 vs. 4.8 million) and by 194% in young adults
(5.0/12 vs. 1.7/4) and built its audience from start to finish (+5% in viewers/+6% in young adults). "Lost" dominated the 9 o'clock hour for its 2nd straight telecast in the key young Adult sales demo, defeating second-place CBS' "NCIS: LA" by 22% (4.1/10), third-place NBC's "Biggest Loser" by 25% (4.0/10) and fourth-place Fox's "Past Life" by 79% (2.8/7).
- "Lost" qualified as Tuesday's No. 1 scripted TV show for the 2nd week in a row in Adults 18-49, Adults 18-34 and across key Men (M18-34/M18-49/M25-54).
- "Lost" was up from its performance on the same week last year by 1.3 million viewers and by 14% in Adults 18-49 (9.8 million and 4.4/10, Wednesday 9:00 p.m. on 2/11/09).
- "Lost" delivered enormous year-to-year time period improvement for ABC, boosting the hour by 6.7 million viewers and by 150% in Adults 18-49 over the year-ago night with original programming (4.4 million and 2.0/5 – originals of "Scrubs").
- Excluding only last week's sixth-season premiere, "Lost" posted its highest-rated telecast in over 2 years among Adults 18-34 (5.1/14) – since 2/7/08.
"the forgotten" (10:00-11:00 p.m.)
ABC's "the forgotten" took second in its slot to CBS' "Good Wife," beating the series finale of NBC's "Jay Leno" by a best-ever 18% among Adults 18-49 (2.0/6 vs. 1.7/5).
- "the forgotten" jumped from its most recent original telecast (on 1/12/10) by 1.6 million viewers (5.9 vs. 4.3 million) and by 67% in Adults 18-49 (2.0/6 vs. 1.2/3). In fact the show drew its biggest audience since mid-November and its highest Adult 18-49 number since mid-October – since 11/17/09 and 10/13/09, respectively.
- "the forgotten" generated strong year-to-year time period improvement for ABC, growing the 10 o'clock the hour by 2.2 million viewers and by 25% in Adults 18-49 over the year-ago night with original programming (3.7 million and 1.6/4 – original "True Beauty").
"A Charlie Brown Valentine" (8:00-8:30 p.m.)
ABC's rebroadcast of "A Charlie Brown Valentine" ranked No. 1 at 8pm in Adults 18-49 (2.4/7), beating original competition including Fox's "Human Target" (2.3/7 – 2nd consecutive week for an ABC repeat to beat the Fox series), CBS' "Old Christine" (2.3/7) and NBC's "Mercy" (1.8/5).
- "A Charlie Brown Valentine" was up sharply over its year-ago telecast (Tuesday at 8pm on 2/10/09) in Total Viewers (+2.4 million – 7.2 million vs. 4.8 million) and Adults 18-49 (+60% - 2.4/7 vs. 1.5/4), the PEANUTS special's best numbers in 8 years – since its 2/14/02 debut on ABC.
"The Middle" (8:30-9:00 p.m.)
Marking a series high for the 2nd week in a row, ABC's "The Middle" won the 8:30pm half-hour among Adults 18-49 (2.9/8), defeating the second half-hour of Fox's "Human Target" by 7% (2.7/7), CBS' "Gary Unmarried" by a best-ever 21% (2.4/7) and NBC's "Mercy" by 61% (1.8/5). In fact, the show turned in series highs across key Adult, Men (tie) and Women demographics.
- "The Middle" registered as ABC's highest-rated scripted telecast in the half-hour in more than 2 years among Adults 18-49 – since 11/14/07.
"Modern Family" (9:00-9:30 p.m.)
Surging from its lead-in by 41% at 9pm against "American Idol," ABC's "Modern Family" stood as the highest-rated scripted show in its half-hour for its 3rd straight airing among Adults 18-49, beating CBS' "Criminal Minds" by 14% (4.1/10 vs. 3.6/9). "Modern Family" also registered as Wednesday's No. 1 scripted TV program for its 3rd telecast in a row.
- Posting its 2nd consecutive telecast of growth opposite "Idol," up 5% week to week, "Modern Family" posted the series' 2nd-highest Adult 18-49 number. The ABC comedy hit series highs with Adults 18-34, Women 18-34 (tie), key Men (M18-49-tie/M25-54-tie) and Teens 12-17.
"Cougar Town" (9:30-10:01 p.m.)
Airing against a surging "American Idol," ABC freshman "Cougar Town" finished as the No. 2 scripted program in its half-hour among Total Viewers (6.4 million) and Adults 18-49 (2.7/7) to CBS' veteran "Criminal Minds," while registering as the No. 1 scripted show in its slot with Adults 18-34 (2.5/7) and Women 18-34 (3.1/8). In fact, "Cougar Town" finished as Wednesday's No. 2 scripted show with Women 18-34 for its 3rd straight telecast, behind only "Modern Family."
- Despite facing the second half of "Idol," which was up sharply in the half-hour week to week, "Cougar Town" grew its overall audience week to week (6.4 million vs. 6.3 million) and was up among key Men: +19% in M18-34 and +5% in M18-49.
"Ugly Betty" (10:01-11:00 p.m.)
During the 10 o'clock hour, ABC's "Ugly Betty" jumped week to week by 18% in Total Viewers (4.7 million vs. 4.0 million) and by 14% in Adults 18-49 (1.6/5 vs. 1.4/4).
ABC finished a solid second on Thursday in Total Viewers (9.2 million) and Adults 18-49 (3.0/8) to CBS with its airing of the highly-promoted 2-hour premiere of "Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains." ABC topped the evening with Women 18-34 for the 6th time in 7 weeks, leading its nearest competition by 34% (3.9/11 vs. 2.9/8-CBS).
- Despite the heightened competition on the night, ABC increased its overall Thursday audience (9.2 million) for the 2nd consecutive week.
"The Deep End" (8:00-9:00 p.m.)
From 8:00-9:00 p.m. against the opening hour of "Survivor," ABC's "The Deep End" posted week-to-week gains in both Total Viewers (+12% - 5.7 million vs. 5.1 million) and Adults 18-49 (+15% - 1.5/4 vs. 1.3/4).
"Grey's Anatomy" (9:00-10:01 p.m.)
Opposite the second half of "Survivor," ABC's "Grey's Anatomy" ranked No. 1 in its time slot with Adults 18-34 (4.0/12) and all key Women: W18-34 (5.9/16), W18-49 (6.3/15) and W25-54 (7.0/16).
- "Grey's" was up was up week to week in Total Viewers (12.7 million vs. 12.6 million) and Adults 25-54 (5.1/12 vs. 4.9/12).
"Private Practice" (10:01-11:00 p.m.)
ABC's "Private Practice" won Thursday's 10 o'clock hour among Adults 18-34, leading its nearest competition by 29% (2.7/9 vs. 2.1/7 – CBS' "The Mentalist"). It was the 12th time in 13 original telecasts this season for the ABC sophomore drama to hold the No. 1 series position in the hour with Adults 18-34.
No.1 NBC 4.7 No.1 NBC 16,080,000
No.2 FOX 3.6 No.2 CBS 10,640,000
No.3 CBS 2.9 No.3 FOX 10,110,000
No.4 ABC 2.2 No.4 ABC 6,620,000
No.5 CW 0.8 No.5 CW 1,790,000
Source: The Nielsen Company (National Live+Same Day Program Ratings), week of 2/8/10, unless stated otherwise.


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Creek Levels and Weather
In conjunction with the Ross Valley Fire Department, the towns of Ross, San Anselmo, and Fairfax have installed and implemented creek level monitoring systems and weather stations. We post real-time data to our website for viewing, below. During severe weather events, this page sees tremendous traffic.
To improve the ability for all residents to access this important information and reduce server loads, please do not click "refresh" repeatedly. The data is updated every 15 minutes, and clicking "refresh" only serves to slow our website down for everyone. Please do not call for technical assistance with our website during extreme weather events. Fire Department staff will be extremely busy responding to emergencies, and can not troubleshoot computer issues. This information is provided as a community information service only.
Corte Madera Creek at Ross
Corte Madera Creek Depth Gauge at Lagunitas Bridge. Operated by USGS.
Corte Madera Creek Depth at Ross.
San Anselmo Creek
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A 24-hour standby that makes the best of a great location near the crossroads of Bloor and Yonge. Happily for its neighbours in the umpteen condo complexes,...7 Charles Street W
A rambling three-storey hotspot where students, film-lovers and bohemian types nurse coffees into the wee hours. Known for its desserts and salads.7 Charles Street W
Bearing an uncanny resemblance to your granny's kitchen, with mismatched Arborite tables and vinyl seats, Aunties is classic 'what you see is what you get'...74 Lippincott Street
Legendary queer club promoter Will Munro has resurfaced after his Vazaleen rave days with this cute café. Though it's essentially a diner, call to ask about...1192 Queen Street W
Another conspicuously conceptualised spot in the smart Distillery District, this British-style pasty-and-pie take-out has good grub at fair prices....Building 45A, 55 Mill Street
A coffee shop with a subtle leather vibe and decent signature drinks. The side-street location boasts a pleasant tree-shaded patio.89 Granby Street
It's a trade-off: the Dip wins hands down for the best people-watching platform in Little Italy, inside or on the vast patio. But you'll have to contend...594 College Street
Celebs in town lounge at the Four Seasons or Windsor Arms hotels. Wannabe celebs loll here, at the gateway to posh Yorkville. If you're coiffed, bleached,...75 Yorkville Avenue
Cabbies always know where to find good food on the go and they can often be found here, on this up-and-coming stretch of Dundas West, along with young...849 Dundas Street
This Hungarian café is about as old-world as the city gets. It's an institution in a neighbourhood once crowded with hippies; now it's the designer divas...99 Yorkville Avenue
Blenders are always whirring at this juice bar-cum-vegan paradise. If you can ignore the noise - and get past the queues by the entrance - you'll find Fresh...326 Bloor Street W
The 'Eight' refers to location: the eighth floor of the downtown department store The Bay, overlooking downtown. The bustling lunchtime spot is a modern...8th Floor
A 1970s eyesore on the outside, a quaint web of courtyards within, Hazelton Lanes was once fashion central for the rich and glamorous, but in recent years...55 Avenue Road
A simple French café and bistro on the Queen West strip. The quaint dining room has a distinctively buttery scent (it must be the quiches and crêpes)....147 Spadina Avenue
This small, sunny café and gourmet food shop bustles midday with a trim menu of grilled sandwiches, a selection of baked butter-rich goods and a wide array...152 Spadina Avenue


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Engaging North Korea
IN THE finest tradition of international diplomacy, senior U.S. representatives met with senior North Korean representatives last week in Berlin, a neutral capital, a meeting that was noteworthy because the Bush Administration had sworn that it would not give North Korea the satisfaction of accepting direct, bilateral discussions.
The administration position was that to do so would be to give in to North Korean blackmail, carried out by continuing to give the impression it was ratcheting up its nuclear program.
The administration, instead, had continued to insist that six-power talks, to include the United States, North Korea, South Korea, China, Japan, and Russia, were the only way to go with the bad boys of Pyongyang.
Apart from trying to use the neighbors to gang up on North Korea, there was also the general idea that seems to be fixed in the head of the Bush Administration, with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice in the lead, that a country should deserve to talk with the United States before Washington agrees to such talks.
On that basis, not only North Korea, but also Iran, Syria, and Cuba have been pretty much excluded from elbow-to-elbow talks with senior American representatives. The Bush Administration also doesn't talk with Hamas among the Palestinians, nor Hezbollah in Lebanon.
The problem with that approach is that those, in fact, are the very countries and parties with which the United States has serious problems - issues that might be helped by direct talks.
The North Koreans called the Americans' hand by making it clear in December that the six-power talks weren't going any further, in spite of at least symbolic pushing and shoving by the Chinese. At that point, the Bush Administration made the commendable decision to sit down with them, led by the senior negotiator, Assistant Secretary of State Christopher R. Hill. The North Korean side was headed by Deputy Foreign Minister Kim Kye Gwan.
The new approach has begun to pay off. Some useful discussion that lasted two days took place on a range of subjects. The North Koreans agreed to a resumption of the six-power talks in Beijing. There seems to have been smiles all around, not least of all on the part of the Germans, who provided the venue for the parlay.
Now, if only the Bush Administration could see the light and do likewise with other until-now forbidden interlocutors.
It could still take the counsel of the Iraq Study Group and talk with the Syrians and the Iranians. Even the most recalcitrant members of the administration would have to admit that those two countries probably would have something significant to say about the mess in Iraq.


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G-Zero is the "new world order in which no single country or durable alliance of countries can meet the challenges of global leadership. What happens when the G20 doesn't work and the G7 is history?" asks geopolitical economist Ian Bremmer in his bestseller, "Every Nation for Itself: What Happens When No One Leads the World?"
The answer is simple: Capitalists take leadership control, replacing presidents, prime ministers, kings. This new reality was highlighted in a recent photo-op of the $40 million a year Exxon Mobil president shaking hands with the CEO of Rosneft, Russia's oil producing giant. The deal: a $700 million oil exploration pact in the Arctic.
What irony: The U.S. president makes just $400,000 a year. He's under pressure from environmentalists about Big Oil. We're in a new Cold War with Russia, issuing weak sanctions. And here's one of America's biggest capitalists thumbing his nose at politics, smiling, shaking hands, getting a deal to drill oil with an archenemy in the threatened Arctic Ocean against the warnings of environmentalists worldwide.
First Stage: More global leaders adopting principles of new capitalism
Yes, economics trumps politics: Bremmer warns, in our 21st century world, no single nation is willing and capable of leading the rest. Result: Anarchy — economic, political and moral anarchy — with 197 nations all selfishly acting solely out of self-interest. And worse, no one to become the economic, political and moral compass for the rest of the world.
"If the worst threatened — a rogue nuclear state, a major health crisis, the collapse of the:system — where would the world look for leadership?" asks Bremmer. No effective political leaders around: "For the first time in seven decades, there is no single power or alliance of powers ready to take on the challenges of global leadership. A generation ago, the United States, Europe, and Japan were the world's powerhouses, the free-market democracies that propelled the global economy forward. But today, they struggle just to find their footing."
Worse, Bremmer warns, "This leadership vacuum is here to stay, as power is regionalized instead of globalized. Now that so many challenges transcend borders, from the stability of the global economy and climate change to cyber attacks and terrorism, the need for international cooperation has never been greater," but missing in action.
Second Stage: China-style capitalism is interim step to total capitalist rule
Bremmer answered this pivotal question in earlier book, "The End of the Free Market: Who Wins the War Between States and Corporations? "There is a second critical element defining our new "G-Zero World Order."
Bremmer sees sovereign states like China in an earlier stage of transition, combining a little capitalism with their traditional government style: "A number of authoritarian governments, drawn to the economic power of capitalism but wary of uncontrolled free markets, have invented something new: state capitalism. In this system, governments use markets to create wealth that can be directed as political officials see fit."
So who wins? Imagine "G-Zero" as a chess match: anarchy is the queen in a virtual no-man's-land of regional battlefields with 197 nations fighting in multiple skirmishes, each serving their own special interests, with no international overseers. Moreover, in this game, anarchy has a powerful partner; capitalism is the King, and more and more are filling the vacuum left by ineffective government leaders.
Bremmer has been observing the "rise of state capitalism and its long-term threat to the global economy. The main characters in this story are the men who rule China, Russia, and the Arab monarchies of the Persian Gulf, but their successes are attracting imitators across much of the developing world.


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Industry News
K-Tron Process Group, Sweco, Quadro Engineering, Eriez, and Matcon to Present Complimentary Food Processing Seminar
K-Tron Process Group, in collaboration with key suppliers of equipment and instrumentation to the food processing industry, including Sweco, Quadro Engineering, Eriez, and Matcon, announce the presentation of a joint food processing seminar, "Innovations in Food Processing", to be held...comment
Jenike & Johanson to Present Powder and Bulk Solids Handling Courses at Upcoming Chem Show
Jenike & Johanson engineers will be presenting a few of their most popular powder and bulk solids handling courses at the upcoming 2009 Chem Show in New York City on November 17-19 (http://chemshow.com/forvisitors/education.php). Sessions will include: discussion of common solids flow...comment
Chem Show Educational Series Includes Solids Processing Track
Addressing the critical challenges facing CPI professionals will be the focus of the educational programming during the two-day Engineering Series at the 2009 Chem Show. These four valuable tracks will offer sessions on Solids Processing, Automation & Control, Cost-Effective Conservation, and...comment
Innophos Elects Salmon Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Innophos Holdings Inc., a leading specialty phosphate producer in North America, has announced that its Board of Directors had elected Neil Salmon as vice president and chief financial officer. Salmon comes to Innophos with nearly 20 years of experience in various finance and accounting...comment
Dow and K+S Confirm FTC Clearance for Morton Salt Sale
The Dow Chemical Co. and K+S Aktiengesellschaft have announced that the United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has voted to accept a consent decree agreed to by K+S Aktiengesellschaft. The acceptance of the consent decree by the FTC clears the parties to close the acquisition by K+S of...comment
Casella Launches Micro Web Site to Identify Monitoring Equipment for Hazardous Substances
Casella CEL and its North American subsidiary Casella USA have launched a new micro Web site that allows users to easily select customized sampling equipment solutions for monitoring a wide range of hazardous substances. The site is located at www.airsamplingsolutions.com. Straightforward, the...comment
Risun Technologies Names Wolfinger VP, Business Development
Risun Technologies has announced the addition of Andy Wolfinger to its management team as vice president, business development. Wolfinger brings more than 30 years of business experience to the Risun team primarily in the bulk and intermediate bulk material handling industries. Wolfinger...comment
SOCMA Launches ChemAlliance.org to Boost Regulatory Compliance
The Society of Chemical Manufacturers and Affiliates (SOCMA) has announced the formal launch of ChemAlliance, a significant new online compliance assistance service to aid chemical manufacturers and distributors of their regulatory obligations. ChemAlliance can be found on the web at www....comment
Eriez Offers Free Downloadable PDF on Cabinet X-Ray Inspection Systems
X-ray safety precautions, operator requirements, and radiation emission standards are some of the topics addressed in a new FAQ document offered by Eriez. Online users can download the PDF by visiting www.eriez.com/products/xray and clicking "X-Ray Frequently Asked Questions."...comment
Filter Media Services LLC Launches
Clint Scoble, industry veteran, formerly president of BWF America and VP, Snow Filtration, has founded Filter Media Services LLC, a consultancy dedicated solely to the textile-based industrial filtration market. The company will provide support to filter media manufacturers (woven, felted, and non-...comment


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To facilitate an air travel to the city and for the convenience of the passengers, a new airport in Hyderabad at Shamshabad was proposed, which is now known as Rajiv Gandhi International Airport. It is also referred to as Shamshabad Airport. You can reach this airport traveling a distance of about 22 kilometers from the city. This newly made airport enjoys strong connectivity with all the main airports in India.
Advantageous Location of Hyderabad Airport
Strategic location of the airport helps passengers reach most of Indian destinations within two hours. And as Hyderabad is an ideal stop-over or traveling junction for flights from east to west and vice versa, the inauguration of this airport has proved as a boon for the aviation sector of the region registering rapid growth within short span of time. Many believe that advanced technical features and the well devised infrastructure of the airport can lend it a significant position on the aviation map of the world.
Developed and operated by the GMR-Hyderabad International Airport Limited (GHIAL), which is a joint venture by GMR Group with Malaysia Airports Holding Berhad (MAHB), Government of Andhra Pradesh and the Airports Authority of India, the city airport is quite famous for its salient features. Some of these features are:
- 60 Aircraft bays
- 12 Aerobridges
- 105000 sq m Terminal area consisting of undercroft
- 130 Check-in CUTE counters
- 16 Check-in SELF Check-in counters
- 46 Immigration Counters
- 2 floors for departures and arrivals
- 1 Runway (additional taxiway)
- 137,000 sq m Apron/Ramp area
- 100,000 tonnes/year Cargo capacity
- Transfer desks
- In-line baggage handling system
- Restaurants and bars
- Conference facilities
- Lounges
- Shops
- Spa
Hyderabad airport is well connected to the Indian as well as foreign destinations by regular airline services.
If you are planning to travel within Indian territories such as Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Nagpur, Delhi, Kochi, Pune, Tirupati, Visakhapatnam, Pune, Raipur, Rajahmundry, Bhopal, Lucknow, Hubli, Indore, Ahmedabad, Aizawl or any other destination, you can look for the travel schedule of following airlines:
- Air India
- Air-India Express
- Air India Regional
- Indian Airlines
- IndiGo
- Jet Airways
- Kingfisher Airlines
- Paramount Airways
- SpiceJet
- Air Arabia
- Air India
- British Airways
- Saudi Arabian Airlines
- Air-India Express
- Emirates
- Indian Airlines
- Jet Airways
- Lufthansa
- Thai Airways International
- Malaysia Airlines
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NRA, Safari Club criticize Utah hunting groups over alleged misrepresentation
Three of the most powerful pro-hunting organizations in the country fired some sharp criticism Friday at Salt Lake City-based Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife and its subsidiary, Big Game Forever.
The National Rifle Association, Safari Club International and Congressional Sportsmen Caucus said they strongly support legislation before Congress to delist gray wolves under the Endangered Species Act. But the three groups say the two Utah organizations are claiming in a draft news release that they are opposing the legislation, an allegation that "blatantly misrepresents" the groups' position.
In a Friday news release, they urged the media and congressional offices to "thoroughly investigate and independently confirm" any claims the Utah groups make.
Big Game Forever is a spinoff of Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife, with supporters such as retired baseball star Wade Boggs and comedian Jeff Foxworthy, that is raising funds to lobby for the bill to delist the wolves.
In its own release Friday, Big Game Forever said it was disappointed by what it called an "inaccurate press release" from the large pro-hunting groups. They said the release in question was a draft sent to a limited number of people that was likely leaked to the public.
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COVINGTON — A woman and her young daughter were surprised this week when they entered the women's bathroom at a local retail store to find a man inside using the facilities.
The woman said she took her 6-year-old daughter to the restroom at Walmart on Industrial Boulevard around 8 p.m. Thursday when she saw a man standing in the stall with the door open, according to the incident report filed by the Covington Police Department.
"She stated the male turned away from them, used the restroom, washed his hands and drank water from the faucet before leaving," the incident report states.
The witness reported the incident to Walmart employees, who contacted the CPD.
The suspect, Kevin Poynter, 29, told Officer Starr Gibbs that he thought he had entered the men's bathroom and didn't know he had done anything wrong until a member of Walmart's staff approached him.
"Poynter denied seeing the woman and child and thought there were urinals in the bathroom he used," Gibbs reported.
Because of the smell of alcohol on Poynter, officers asked him if he had been drinking.
"Poynter stated that he had consumed two beers and taken one Xanax 'boxcar' that was given to him by his neighbor," Gibbs stated. "Poynter stated that he had an addiction to 'opiates' and was going through withdrawals. It appeared that his intoxication caused his poor judgment."
The officer placed the man in handcuffs, and as she was escorting him to the patrol vehicle, a bottle of pills fell out of his pants leg. A portion of the bottle's label had been torn off, but the officer noted it was a prescription for lithium made to a female residing in Mansfield. Gibbs stated that the bottle contained four hydrocodone pills and five and a half Carisoprodol pills.
Poynter, who gave police two addresses — 1065 Milstead Ave., Conyers and 28-B Goode Road, also in Conyers — was charged with possession of a controlled substance, public intoxication and drugs not in original container.
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LENGTH OF ROTATIONS. Four (4) weeks to six (6) weeks.
WILL TAKE STUDENTS FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY? No.
LEVEL OF STUDENTS ACCEPTED Second and third year USUHS students. Fourth year USUHS or HPSP students.
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- 1 teaspoon finely minced shallot
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 1/4 cup vegetable oil
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- 1/3 pound smoked chicken or roast turkey, cut into julienne strips
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Tear any larger lettuce leaves into bite-sized pieces; leave the smaller leaves whole. Place the lettuce in a large salad bowl or 4 individual salad bowls. Arrange the ham, chicken or turkey, and cheese on top, keeping each ingredient separate and radiating the strips outward from the center of the bowl. Place the tomato and egg wedges in between the meats and cheese.
Serve the salad with the vinaigrette on the side, then dress and toss at the table.
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Dutch researchers say they've developed a way to tell a person's approximate age from one drop of blood, a test that could be used in crime investigation.
Scientists at Erasmus University Medical Center in Rotterdam say as a forensic technique it could be used to revive police investigations that have hit a dead end, AAAS ScienceMag.org reported Monday.
The blood-age test relies on a peculiarity of T cells, immune cells in the body that recognize and fight microbial infections.
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The Marin Independent Journal reports that a gentleman up there has sued Blue Man Group and its management company for allegedly injuring him at a 2011 performance in San Francisco. According to the report, the plaintiff alleges that "[d]uring said performance, a large blue plastic or rubber-like ball was thrown into the audience without warning to Plaintiff. In an attempt to protect himself, Plaintiff extended his left arm in the air to block the ball from hitting him in the face."
Presumably Plaintiff claims he was actually struck by this projectile, whether on the arm or in the face, but if so the report doesn't mention it. (Maybe he dislocated his shoulder?) The complaint does charge that "Plaintiff was not provided advance warning that items would be thrown into the audience, of which he was a member," and that as a result of this conduct Plaintiff suffered "shock and injury to his nervous system" as well as "great mental, physical, and nervous pain and suffering." Plaintiff claims to have more than $40,000 in medical expenses.
The group's website does not appear to have a specific warning about the possibiity of ball-flinging, but the FAQ section does make clear that the show may not be entirely limited to the stage. It notes that the rows closest to the stage are referred to as "the poncho section," and that patrons in this area are given ponchos to wear "because sometimes materials splash the audience." I also note that this promotional clip for the latest version of the show—apparently called "Now With Balls"—actually ends with the Blue Men flinging large plastic or rubber-like balls at the camera:
The lawsuit was filed in June, and according to the court's website the plaintiff still has not filed proof that the defendants were served. Plaintiff's lawyer failed to show up for a hearing on that issue last month, so maybe that says something about his enthusiasm for the case.
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The hits keep coming for the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Guard Malcolm Lee will undergo two surgeries next week and is expected to miss the rest of the season, the Wolves said on Saturday.
According to the team, Lee will undergo right knee cartilage repair on Monday and right hip surgery on Wednesday, both in New York.
He appeared in 19 games for the Wolves this season, averaging 4.9 points and 2.4 rebounds in 18.1 minutes a game.