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Samsung Galaxy Camera Ships with Android 4.1 and Telephone Service
Believe it or not, it was less than 10 years ago when every major phone maker was trying to get a half way decent camera into a phone. Too bad the results were more often than not poorly exposed photos with enough resolution to create a blurry monster. Fast forward to today, and our phone's cameras have gotten pretty good. Surprisingly, though, despite all this newfangled technology, most of them still produce piss poor photos in dimly lit scenarios.
Samsung's newest device, the Galaxy Camera, puts the camera first and the phone second. So you won't be able to make traditional calls or send text messages from it, but since it will ship with Android's Jelly Bean, so really anything in Google Play store is up for grabs In fact, it has all the makings of a smartphone thanks to the 4.8-inch touchscreen, 1.4Ghz quad-core processor, and options for 3G or 4G connectivity, in addition to WiFi. The camera itself is a is rather unremarkable, a 16-megapixel backside-illuminated sensor, but by all accounts should pull some serious photo punches in just about any scenario, dark or bright. The lens, though, can zoom to 21x optical and at its shortest is a wide-angle 23mm equivalent. That is awe inspiring by itself, but even more amazing since it can instantly post photos to any where your photog heart desire; Instagram, Facebook, etc. Of course the caveat to this latter feature is that you'll have to pay for a wireless plan month after month.
Samsung hasn't told us when and how much. But if you can't wait for their full disclosure, Nikon S800c should hit in September and cost $350.
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Grew up back East, got sick of the cold and headed West. Since I was small I have been pushing buttons - both electronic and human. With an insatiable need for tech I thought "why not start a blog focusing on technology, and use my dislikes and likes to post on gadgets."
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How to search for tasks which don't have tags
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Is it possible to search for tasks which don't have any tags? If yes, can you show me a query example?
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Hi Marco,
At this time it's not possible with a simple filter, though you can add !@labelname to a filter, adding all the labels you have, and that would display all tasks without tags.


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Sheraton Pittsburgh Hotel at Station Square Review: This property's claim to fame is that it is the city's only hotel on the riverfront. But that isn't all it has going for it. Its location among the shops, restaurants and nightclubs of Station Square is a plus, as is its discreet, tasteful décor. The dark brown and hunter green tones of the guest rooms and suites give them a clubby feel, while lighter-colored carpets and curtains keep things from getting too somber. All sorts of configurations and extras are available, whether you want a view of the river, a cozy sitting area or a more exclusive Club Level accommodation. Business features range from in-room voice mail, wireless Internet access and data ports to 27 meeting and function rooms. The hotel's Pittsburgh Rare steakhouse was named the city's best new restaurant in 2002 by the readers of Pittsburgh magazine. Health facilities include an indoor pool and fitness center. A limited courtesy shuttle is offered to locations downtown within three miles.


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Website Dedicated to Mother's Son for Down Syndrome Advocacy and AwarenessApril 11th, 2013
In early January, Sabrina Moyer launched a Facebook page inspired by her son Colton Ryder, who had been diagnosed with Down syndrome soon after his birth in September.
Productivity PainsApril 11th, 2013Majority of American Office Workers Experience Physical Pain at Work
New research released today by the American Osteopathic Association (AOA) reveals that the majority of Americans who work in an office are experiencing physical pain with some frequency. In fact, the new survey indicates two in three office workers have experienced physical pain in the last six months, and nearly one in four believe it's just a standard part of having an office job.
Second Annual Food Revolution Day AnnouncedApril 10th, 2013
On Friday, May 17th, celebrity chef and food activist Jamie Oliver 's Food Revolution Day will happen in kitchens, homes, and communities around the world, sparking conversations about real food.
April Is National Foot Care Health MonthApril 10th, 2013Shoe Care Innovations Inc. Offers 10 Foot Facts
April is National Foot Care Health Month, as designated by the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA). Shoe Care Innovations Inc, makers of the SteriShoe sanitizer, provides 10 important foot facts that most people don't know and reminds people to step into a clean shoe for optimal foot health and hygiene.
Chronic Illness in Those 40+ is a Concern for the Economy and for EmployersApril 10th, 2013
Those over the age of 40 may be making a negative impact on the future of the US economy with the way they eat, live and keep track of their health.
Wind Turbine Battle in Falmouth Just 'Tip of the Iceberg'April 9th, 2013
The battle tomorrow night over the fate of two industrial wind turbines in Falmouth puts a spotlight on the harmful impact of poorly sited wind turbines throughout
Don't Get Sacked by Parkinson's:April 9th, 2013Know the Full Range of Symptoms
In honor of Parkinson's Awareness Month, former professional football player and coach Forrest Gregg is teaming up with UCB Inc. to share his personal experiences living with Parkinson's disease (PD) as part of UCB's Parkinson's More Than Motion campaign.
Plum Organics Tackles Food InsecurityApril 9th, 2013
With a mission of nourishing babies and toddlers to ensure brighter futures, Plum Organics- the leading premium, organic kids nutrition company– today officially launched its social impact program, The Full Effect, dedicated to nourishing food insecure babies and toddlers across
Obesity Action Coalition's (OAC) Your Weight MattersApril 9th, 2013Campaign Prepares Adults for the Conversation of Weight with their Healthcare Provider
The OAC is excited to announce the re-launch of the Your Weight Matters Campaign.
Ring in Spring by Using Unique Potato TypesApril 8th, 2013
Spring means warmer weather, flowers starting to bloom and more time spent outdoors, so why not ring in spring by adding light and healthy new potato recipes to the dining table? Chef and


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The History of Lucas Chevrolet
Lucas Chevrolet Cadillac Inc. was founded by Harold W. Lucas. The dealership was located at 801 Woodland Street in Columbia.
In 1968, a six-acre tract of land was purchased from James Campbell at the intersection of the By-Pass (now Campbell Boulevard) and the Pulaski Pike. The largest showroom and service facility in Maury County was then constructed and the official opening day was in September 1968. Many additions and improvements have been added over the years. The present facilities encompass nearly 50,000 sqaure feet on eight acres of land.
Harold Lucas was born and reared in Memphis, Tennessee. He entered the automobile business upon graduation from the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. He worked his way through Graduate School selling automobiles. Upon graduation, he entered the Navy, serving four years in active duty and six years in the Reserve, attaining the rank of Lieutenant Commander.
Upon leaving active duty he moved to Nashville, Tennessee and became the General Manager of a large Ford dealership. In 1960, he became the Vice President and General Manager of R.L Parnell CO., the Chrysler-Plymouth distributor for Middle Tennessee.
In 1965, he purchased Dowling-Womble Chevrolet Co. in Columbia, Tennessee. In 1968, new facilities were constructed at the intersection of Campbell Boulevard and U.S. Highway 31 South. In 1970, he finalized purchasing all of stock held by James Dowling and became sole owner of Lucas Chevrolet Cadillac Inc.
The business prospered and continues to do so. Tom Lucas, returning home from two tours in Vietnam as a Captain in the Army, joined the business in 1972 serving as a salesperson, service manager and sales manager, becoming General Manager in 1988. Then in 1990, he became the managing partner in the dealership.


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We are supporting our Australian customers and staff as they begin the long process to recover and rebuild from the floods which recently swept across four States.
As the extent of the flood crisis rapidly grew to affect communities in Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales and Western Australia, we sought to support and reassure our customers in flood affected areas, by announcing a range of immediate flood relief measures, including:
We also committed $1 million to support Queensland flood relief – with $500,000 going to the Premier's Disaster Relief Appeal and $500,000 for community organisations focusing on recovery in that state. Our donation to the Appeal has since been boosted – and is now approaching $1 million with ANZ matching donations from staff.
In addition, we have set up an account for ANZ customers who wish to make a donation to the Queensland floods via our branch network across Australia or their internet banking. To date, ANZ customers have raised almost $4.8 million.
We are also supporting the Red Cross Victorian Floods Appeal, with donations accepted at any ANZ branch in Australia or via internet banking. Staff donations to the Red Cross Victorian Appeal will also be matched by ANZ.
At the height of the flood crisis in Queensland, 46 ANZ branches and seven business centres were closed either due to water inundation, or because staff were unable to travel to work.
While all of our staff have been confirmed safe, many have been severely affected and in response we have put in place a number of measures to support them.
Emergency cash grants of $1,000 have been made available for staff directly impacted in the declared disaster zones and we are also offering paid leave for staff that need to take time off to manage their personal circumstances or to support community efforts.
Staff are also being encouraged to avail of ANZ's Employee Assistance Program, a confidential counselling service provided by qualified professionals to employees and their immediate family members.
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So far this season there have been three winners in four rounds of the AMA Supercross Series – Ken Roczen, Ryan Villopoto, and Chad Reed. Yoshimura Suzuki's James Stewart wants to add his name to that list. Badly. And of all the active riders, Stewart has the most wins at Angel Stadium with eight. He's hoping for win number nine on Saturday night.
That first win of 2014 has been within Stewart's reach on two occasions, but he's yet to make it happen. He crashed out of the lead at Anaheim I while fighting to take the lead from Roczen with four laps to go. His next battle was fighting a nasty flu bug at the following two rounds in Phoenix and Anaheim II. But Stewart put in a valiant effort, finishing fourth and second, respectively, before repeating that second place last week in Oakland. Coming into the third and final Anaheim round, he's 18 points behind Villopoto.
At the pre-Anaheim III press conference Stewart showed up looking fit and ready. Which begged the question: Is he back? Is he riding better than in a long time?
"Absolutely. I feel great," Stewart said. "I think the bike's gotten better. I've gotten better. I'm enjoying it more. You're not back until you win a championship or win a race. And I haven't done that yet. But I feel like physically I am back. Physically I've been stronger than maybe I ever have been in my career. I'm having more fun. I think as a team, a unit we're very strong. I think the only step that's left is to win that race.
"I did myself proud this off season. One I was healthy; and two to get in better shape. To work harder on the motorcycle like I've always have, but just take it to that next level. When I didn't have an injury and I wasn't worrying about being hurt or babying some injury, it made it easy to do that."
And in a sport with 17 Supercross races, 12 outdoor rounds in the Motocross series, the Monster Energy Cup and maybe Motocross of Nations, it's not always easy to stay healthy and focused.
"It's hard for sure," Stewart said. "You know you're going to get hit with some kind of sickness or some small injury… Is how you deal with it. And unfortunately, I put myself in a bad hole at the first race. So I had to deal with a sickness and making up points at the same time. So at Phoenix and Anaheim I didn't have the luxury of like, 'alright I'm just going to aim for top five and get out of here.' I didn't feel good. Sitting around sweating, hot, not feeling great, but I had to go out there and do the best I could. I felt fourth and second wasn't too bad for the situation. Last weekend I felt better. I rode really good, ended up second.
"I used to always get sick in the beginning part of the season… it just kind of came at the wrong time. At the time, I felt that I put myself in the hole and I needed to start making up points when I got sick. I did make up points. I am closing down. Me and Ryan [Dungey] 16, 18 points back, so we've been kind of sitting similar the last couple of weeks. But I have closed down on the field to manage, so I'm right there. Just got to keep building."
At 28 years old with with two AMA Supercross Championships – 2007 and 2009 - under his belt, Stewart has a wealth of experience to tap into. How much does that experience help him in with his title chase this season?
"I think it helps a lot. Cause I've done it before," Stewart said. "I know how to do it. Unfortunately, when I did that [2007] I clicked off seven races in a row and got back in the points lead. This year is a little different. I believe in my fitness. I believe in my team. So I know if I put myself in the situation to have a chance to win… The later half of the race, later half of the season, I will be there physically to do that. I just have to clean up the starts in the main event. And I've got to do things like… finish those last four laps at Anaheim one. If we did those, we'd be leading the points right now. So I think when I look at it overall, I take the good. I should be leading the points, but I'm not. I'm 18 points back. But my riding has been really good."
And while a healthy Stewart has got the faith back and is back to riding strong, there's a long list of guys also riding well who can win – Villopoto, Roczen, Reed, Brayton, Dungey and Barcia. How does this season's field of competition compare to seasons past for Stewart?
"I'll tell you at the end of the year," he said. "It's great. It's strong for sure. The guys have been really consistent. The guys have been fast. And we're missing three guys - Trey [Canard], Eli [Tomac] and Davi [Milsaps]. So that's even going to make it tougher when they come in here.
"But I still feel like I have speed. I still feel like I can get a half decent start and come up through the pack. I think those guys are running really good. And I think those guys will continue to get better as we will. It's kind of… We're knowing who the players are, but I don't think we're gonna really find out who's going to take the reins of the Supercross Championship. Even though Ryan's [Villopoto] won two races, I think everybody in the field believes that it's still their championship. We've just got to start winning. "
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Recently I had the opportunity to be the on set photographer of R&B singer, Brooke Valentine's new video, Forever, which premiered this past Valentine's Day on BET, 106 & Park. This was a long day shoot but a lot of fun and great experience. It is always great working with Subliminal Records.
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Stargate Universe is starting to remind me of Firefly
Four episodes into Stargate Universe, and I'm starting to get hooked. I like that this week's episode, "Darkness," took place mainly on the ancient ship Destiny, which looks ultra-cool flying through space. The whole thing has a Firefly feel to it.
I'm also starting to get a better feel for the storyline and characters, thanks in part to their little bio recordings engineered by Eli. Most of the crew are in their 20s or 30s, and most would rather be anywhere but there.
I appreciated them trying to figure out the ship's systems -- waste, water, showers, etc. As some of the commenters have said, that probably would have been first on the list of things to do three episodes ago, even if Dr. Rush was having some power issues of his own.
Dr. Rush is kind of an ass, isn't he (understatement of the year)? I thought he was going to spontaneously combust or something. At the very least, he has some anger management issues. Even geniuses should think about others' feelings once in a while.
There was some interesting interaction this week -- Col. Young's little talk with Dr. Rush, Eli's weird intervention staged by the crew, and the whole thing with Col. Young visiting his wife in Col. Telford's body. At least, I think that's how it went down.
Anyone else see a love triangle brewing between Eli, Chloe and Lt. Scott?
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This is an activity about scale. Participants will arrange imagery of Earth and many other space objects in order of their size from smallest to largest, their distance from Earth's surface, their temperature from coolest to hottest, and/or their... (View More) age from youngest to oldest. By manipulating these images and discussing their ideas, children and adults represent and confront their own mental models of space and time. (View Less)
This is an activity about the period of the Sun's rotation. Learners will select images of the Sun from the SOHO spacecraft image archive. Next, they will calculate an image scale for the selected solar images. Then, they will use it to help... (View More) determine the actual speed of sunspots based on measurements of their motion in the selected Sun images and, finally, determine the period of the Sun's rotation. This activity requires access to the internet to obtain images from the SOHO image archive. This is Activity 3 of the Space Weather Forecast curriculum. (View Less)
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This is a lesson about sampling and estimation. Learners will make an object called a sampling window through which they will first count the number of stars on a printed page and estimate the total number of stars on the page, then count and... (View More) estimate the number of letters on a newspaper page, and finally count and estimate the number of stars in the nighttime sky. While most of this activity can be done in a classroom, the final part of the activity requires access to a darkened sky location at night. This is Actividad 7.1 as part of El Universo a Sus Pies, a Spanish-language curriculum available for purchase. (View Less)


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Travellers at Blaise Castle, Bristol, have until 5pm to leave
Posted: May 13, 2014|
Avon and Somerset police have served eviction notices to owners of 15 mobile homes who moved onto the Blaise Castle estate.
The travellers have until 5pm to leave the site, according to Avon and Somerset Police.
Travellers on the site, from Dublin, told our sister newspaper Bristol Post yesterday they had parked there on Friday as they had no where else to go.
A police spokesperson today said they had ordered the travellers to leave under a Section 61 notice.
They said the Section 61 had been used as there had been offences including dogs running free, litter, ponies in makeshift paddocks and damage to grass.


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"[The University of Oklahoma] vs [The University of Texas] is a huge rivalry for my family, and this was the first time in 10 years I couldn't make it down to the Cotton Bowl stadium to see the game live. Instead, I decided to feed the masses and host a watch party. However, the main attraction did not end up being the football game. Everyone's focus was on these delicious wings! These mildly spicy, mildly sweet, fall-off-the-bone wings are a show-stopper, so feel free to double, triple or even quadruple the recipe for your own watch party. Just make sure you have lots of napkins handy!"
2.5 lbs chicken wings or wing sections
3 Tbsp Sriracha hot chili sauce
1 Tbsp Sriracha chili garlic sauce
2 Tbsp olive oil
2 Tbsp low sodium soy
1 tsp ground ginger
1 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp salt
1/2 tsp black pepper
3 Tbsp Sriracha
2 Tbsp butter
2 Tbsp honey
Rinse the wing sections and pat them dry. In a bowl mix the hot chili sauce, chili garlic sauce, olive oil, soy sauce, ginger, garlic, salt and pepper together. Add in thawed wings or wing sections and toss to coat. Cover and let marinate for at least 30 minutes.
In the meantime, heat your grill to about 400 degrees. When the grill is ready, place the wing sections, skin side up, on the grill over indirect heat. Try to avoid putting them directly over the center of a charcoal grill where it will be the hottest. Let them grill skin side up for about 8 minutes. Flip and place skin side down over direct heat for 3-4 minutes. Keep an eye on them to avoid burning over the direct heat. While the wings are grilling, make the glaze by mixing the Sriracha hot chili sauce, butter and honey in a microwave safe bowl and heat until butter is melted and honey has a liquid consistency. Stir every 30 seconds while heating. Remove the wings from the grill when done and place on a serving platter. Immediate brush the glaze onto the grilled wings 2-3 times over and serve immediately.
You may know Krystal Keith as the singer of the sweet father-daughter wedding dance song, "Daddy Dance With Me," which she wrote for her own wedding as a surprise for dad Toby Keith. Or maybe you know her from her official debut single, "Get Your Redneck On." [Get it here!] But did you know she's also super talented in the kitchen? Krystal's been creating delicious meals from family recipes for years and featuring them in her blog, The Barnyard Bistro. But now she's sharing some of them exclusively with Great American Country!


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Starting today, customers will be able to buy a �World Unlimited� plan to make unlimited calls to landlines in 34 countries � including most of Europe, as well as Australia, Canada, Chile, Singapore, and China for $9.95 per month. Each subscription also includes a Skype to go number, which lets users make international calls at local rates from a cell phone or landline phone. For those who regularly do business with people overseas, this could make a great, inexpensive calling plan for their needs.
Other plans are also available, including unlimited calls to landline and cell phones in the U.S. and Canada for just $2.95 per month, and unlimited calling to Mexico for $5.95. The new plans are available now, and Skype will offer a 33 percent discount on 3- and 12-month subscriptions through June 1.


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The Upfronts: NBC
NBC released its fall 2007 schedule today. Here's a rundown on what new shows we'll see, when they'll air, and what old shows won't be coming back.
Returning: Friday Night Lights, Law & Order, Law & Order: CI, Law & Order: SVU, Deal or No Deal, 30 Rock, The Office, Heroes, Scrubs, ER, The Biggest Loser, Las Vegas, My Name Is Earl, 1 vs. 100, Dateline, Football Night In America, Medium, and Saturday Night Live.
New: The Bionic Woman, The IT Crowd, Chuck, Journeyman, Life, Lipstick Jungle, The Singing Bee, World Moves, and Heroes: Origins.
Out: Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip, Crossing Jordan, The Black Donnellys, Kidnapped, Andy Barker, P.I., Identity, Raines, 20 Good Years, Grease: You're The One That I Want, The Real Wedding Crashers, Thank God You're Here.
Moving: Friday Night Lights moves to Friday nights at 10pm. On Thursdays, 30 Rock moves to 8:30, The Office to 9, and Scrubs to 9:30. Law & Order will move to Sundays at 8pm (in 2008). Law & Order: CI will be on USA Network first, then NBC will air the repeats.
After the jump, a rundown on the new shows and a look at the schedule.
New shows:
Heroes: Origins will be six special episodes of the series, which will air during the show's hiatus. This means the total episode count for the season will be 30!
The Bionic Woman is an updating of the classic ABC show from the 70s. It stars British actress Michelle Ryan.
Chuck is about a computer geek who becomes a spy (somehow). It's produced by Josh Schwartz, who did The O.C., and director McG.
Journeyman sounds a lot like a 21st century version of Quantum Leap. It stars Kevin McKidd from Rome and is produced by some of the people behind The West Wing.
The IT Crowd is a new comedy that focuses on the lives of tech people. Sounds like a nerdier Office.
Life is a drama about a detective who spends years in jail for a crime he didn't commit and is given a second chance. It stars Damian Lewis from Band of Brothers.
Lipstick Jungle is from Candace Bushnell, who did Sex and the City, and sounds similar. It stars Brooke Shields and Kim Raver, from The Nine.
The Singing Bee is another damn singing competition.
World Moves is a hip-hop competition, and is produced by American Idol's Randy Jackson.
Here is NBC's new schedule (which could change before September rolls around):
8pm: Deal or No Deal
9pm: Heroes
10pm: Journeyman
8pm: The Biggest Loser
9pm: Chuck
10: Law & Order: SVU
8pm: Deal or No Deal
9pm: The Bionic Woman
10pm: Life
8pm: My Name Is Earl
8:30: 30 Rock
9pm: The Office
9:30: Scrubs
10pm: ER
8pm: 1 vs. 100/Singing Bee
9pm: Las Vegas
10pm: Friday Night Lights
8pm: Dateline
9pm: Repeats of dramas like Law & Order, etc.
7pm: Football Night In America/Dateline
8pm: Sunday Night Football/Law & Order
Sunday (after football ends):
7pm: Dateline
8pm: Law and Order
9pm: Medium
10pm: Lipstick Jungle
Random notes: Friday Night Lights at 10pm on Friday nights? Sounds logical but I wonder if that time slot will hurt it. The Bionic Woman will also be shown on Sci-Fi Channel, and Life will be shown on Lifetime. Jerry Seinfeld will return to the network, sort of. He'll make 20 "minsodes" of a series that will show him working behind the scenes of that animated bee movie he has coming out later this year. The IT Crowd will premiere midseason. The Apprentice is coming back, but NBC head Kevin Reilly has no idea when or where it will be on the schedule.


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The 2010 HNS Convention establishes a comprehensive regime covering pollution damage from hazardous and noxious substances carried by ships, as well as the risks of fire and explosion, including loss of life, personal injury, and loss of or damage to property.
HNS Finder allows you to search the list of all HNS as defined by the 2010 HNS Protocol. It provides information on HNS classification criteria and whether or not a substance qualifies as contributing cargo.
As of today, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, the Netherlands, Norway and Turkey signed the 2010 HNS Protocol, subject to ratification.
Click here for more information.
The Italian Government hosted a workshop on the HNS Convention in Rome on 10 October 2014. Supported by the IOPC Funds and lead by François Marier, the coordinator of the HNS Correspondence Group, the workshop was well attended by the Italian private sector and a number of participants from abroad.
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I share the despair, and think you are probably dead correct.
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My guess is the opposite: a replacement for the current WTRR... dropping the AS so they can use younger distillate. I think the WTRB will remain a NAS barrel-proof.
Admittedly, this is driven partly by my despair over what has happened to WT in recent years.
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The Earth, Mitt Romney…and Why No One Cares.*
I have a confession to make. It involves politicians.
I know what you're thinking, and no, I am not having an affair with the president, a la Mimi Alford with JFK.
I'm not even speaking to Mr. Obama—admittedly, I never have. I have just begun reading about him, (and his future rivals,) and that in itself is enough to make the college student in me revolt in bewildered incomprehension at the pointlessness of it all.
Because why read about politics, when you could be playing beer pong, right?
Right. Except that each time I hear a staunch conservative arguing the merits of Gingrich or Romney I get the sneaking suspicion that they are just plain wrong, yet am too uninformed to articulate why. Enter "news": the tearful end to my morning routine of Chai tea and Keats, in favor of black coffee and the New York Times. So that's it, my true confession: I've begun waking up with politicians. They lie in wait as I slowly emerge from the innocent cocoon of sleep, cajoling me out into the world with cheerful good tidings like "this country sucks" and "America's screwed." The first thing I read when I awake in the morning, the last thing that crosses my mind as I drift off into sleep at night. Ignorance was truly bliss, and while I know the goal is to "joyfully participate in the sorrows of the world" all I really want to do after reading about them is fall back into bed and never again wake up.
Ignorant American being a term I absolutely abhor, however, I dutifully partook in the political debates each morning despite my aforementioned lack of interest. Depressing or no, I was determined to stay informed, cynicism be damned. And then Romney opened his mouth, along with all the other Republican candidates, and my determination began to waver.
When politicians today actually question the validity of a concrete fact like climate change, I cannot help but question the merit of actually engaging in all this thoughtless campaigning. The thing is, most people my age feel so far removed from politics that the thought of actually being able to affect them seems altogether far-fetched. And with political campaigns costing millions of dollars, how are we to feel that the government cares what we think, much less works to our actual benefit?
The line between ignorance and informed cynicism is a difficult one to cross, I have found, and once on the other side it is tricky if not impossible to go back. For now all I can say is that change will only remain further from our reach if we continue to ignore what is happening, so like it or not, the latter route of dutiful learning is the one we must take**.
*No one being that highly selective and important sect of society including but not limited to kombucha-drinking, shakti-tapping hippies, such as myself.
**While confirmation-bias is another form of ignorance, The Daily Show is altogether too genius to not have as a primary source of information. It also eases the throbbing stupidity of certain American politicians. Go watch it.
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The secret to politics is found in Back To The Future. Promise something for nothing.
Sound Truck, 1954: Mayor Blank will give you safer streets! More parks! Better schools! Civic improvements! And lower taxes!!!!!
Sound Truck, 1984: Mayor Blank will give you safer streets! More parks! Better schools! Civic improvements! And lower taxes!!!!!
Well, the bill has come due. It can no longer be hidden or kicked down the road. I understand you, Zoe. Libs talk more eloquently and idealistically. But they, like Cons, go on and on about back burner issues (which are the winning issues) while the country sinks. Both avoid the only issues that count: war and finances out of control. Libs do it more intelligently, so if you want more apparent intelligence in your sinking boat, sure, vote Lib.
I'm totally with you on this. When listening to the constant stream of rhetoric from all politicians. I can't help but wonder, what happened to intelligent thought, elegant speech, truth, compassion, taking responsibility for you actions, gov't for The People? It is all so inane these days. Why do we believe anything any of them say, no politician ever does what he promised, once he is in office. That's not how the game works, and no-one in the current running is willing to change how things work in government. That's too radical, and doesn't get one elected again. Bottom Line!
I, personally am holding out for your generation. Please hold on to your "hippie ideals" and be the true change this world needs! There is a much bigger picture, and hopefully it won't be too late by the time you all are running things.


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CBS Accidentally Tweets Congratulations To "Michael Jeter" Instead Of Derek Jeter
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Tuesday night's MLB All-Star game was an unofficial farewell to Derek Jeter, who's retiring after 20 seasons.
CBS News took to Twitter to congratulate the legendary Yankee, but ran into an embarrassing viral snafu when they accidentally butchered his name.
Instead of crediting one of the most iconic names in sports history, the tweet referred to Michael Jeter, an actor who passed away in 2003.
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Ventura County voter registration reaches record level
In the final two months of registration leading to next week's presidential election, the number of Ventura County voters grew by nearly 5 percent, reaching a record of 426,948 people eligible to cast ballots on or before Tuesday.
Final registration numbers released by county elections officials Wednesday show that 19,319 voters were added to the rolls in the past two months, an intense presidential campaign period that typically triggers a flurry of new registrations.
New registrations were boosted this year by the ability, for the first time in California, for residents to complete and submit registration forms online.
"It's higher than I thought it was going to be, and I attribute that to online registration," said Clerk-Recorder Mark Lunn, the county's chief elections officer. "We wouldn't have gotten there without online registration."
County elections officials received 17,929 online registrations between Sept. 19, when the system went live, and the close of registration on Oct. 22. Many of those were from voters already registered but who were updating their information to reflect a change of address. Lunn said he doesn't know how many were for new registrations, but is certain they accounted for a high percentage of the 19,319 new registrations.
Lunn said that people who are uncertain about their registration status or who want to confirm their registration has been recorded can check the county elections website. He also advised anyone who hasn't yet received a sample ballot to call his office at 654-2664
Online registration attracted a surge of interest among young voters, analysts say — a development that, given the trend among young adults, worked to the benefit of Democrats.
Of those who registered in Ventura County in the past two months, 38.2 percent were Democrats, 28.5 percent expressed no party preference, and 23.6 percent were Republicans.
That helped Democrats increase the margin of their plurality in Ventura County to 2.2 percentage points, up from 1.6 percentage points Sept. 6.
"All around the country you're seeing very similar levels of enthusiasm among Democrats," said David Atkins, chairman of the Ventura County Democratic Central Committee. "As we approach the election, people start to realize what's at stake."
Atkins said local party officials worked to increase registration but that those efforts only partly account for the last-minute boost in Democratic registration.
"Honestly, I think a lot of this is just organic excitement," he said.
County Republican Central Committee Chairman Mike Osborn said the Democrats' recent gains just made up for ground they had lost in the county earlier this year.
(Follow local elections at our Election Central site and our local election coverage.)
Osborn said Republicans have narrowed the numerical gap between the parties in the county this year by 1,377 voters, shrinking a 10,657-voter deficit Jan. 3 to a 9,280 deficit now.
He dismissed the Democrats' recent gains as inconsequential.
"The last time they had a big registration push, it never resulted in any big deal at the polls," he said. "I think we're going to do great in Ventura County."
The countywide breakdown going into this year's election is essentially the same as what it was four years ago before the presidential election. At that time, Democrats held a 2.4 percentage-point advantage. In the interim, both major parties have seen declines in their share of registered voters while the percentage of those who declare no party preference has climbed.
The final breakdown among county voters this fall is 38.6 percent Democrats, 36.4 percent Republicans, 19.9 percent no party preference and 5.1 percent other parties.
In the critical 26th Congressional District, which encompasses nearly all of Ventura County except for most of Simi Valley, Democrats increased their plurality by 0.9 percentage points, boosting their advantage going into Election Day to 5.3 points.
Those 26th District numbers could change, but only very slightly, once the Secretary of State reports Los Angeles County's final numbers Friday. As of Sept. 6, there were 5,952 district voters in Los Angeles County, all in the city of Westlake Village. That represents fewer than 2 percent of district voters.
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426,948: Ventura County registered voters
38.6%: Democrats
36.4%: Republicans
19.9%: No party preference
19,319: New registrations since Sept. 7
32,806: Republican voters in Thousand Oaks, most of any city in the county
35,898: Democratic voters in Oxnard, most of any city in the county
Source: Ventura County elections office
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"Cinematography: Christian Matras Editing: Marthe Huguet, Renée Lichtig & Marguerite Renoir Director: Jean Renoir "The saving grace of the cinema is that with patience and a little love we may arrive at that wonderfully complex creature which is called man." - Jean Renoir"
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"Erich von Stroheim He was known as "the man you love to hate"—and that was just among the studio chiefs he worked with throughout his two decades (1919-1933) as a director. But there was much more to the Austrian immigrant turned auteur than elaborate back stories (most of which were fake) and legendary battles with producers. Von Stroheim was also an amazing actor, as his work alongside the great Jean Gabin and Pierre Fresnay in Jean Renoir's 1937 masterpiece confirmed. Playing Captain "
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"It has been a while since I saw this flick but since it is such a classic, I was really eager to re-watch it. Honestly, it didn't expect to be blown away like this. I mean, I enjoyed it back then but I didn't remember that it was that good. This is indeed a true masterpiece directed by Jean Renoir. I thought it was just brilliant and worked on so many levels. Indeed, not only it is a great war drama, one of the best ever made, but there are also some thrilling escaping schemes and even some hilarious bits here and there. One of the thing I appreciated the most is that there was no bad guy, on either side, which is something actually quite unique. Basically, they had to kill each other because it was their duty but without the war, they could have been friends. All those characters might se" read more
"Original Title: 'La Grande Illusion' Directed by: Jean Renoir With: Jean Gabin Plot: During the First World War, two French soldiers are captured and imprisoned in a German POW camp. Several escape attempts follow until they are sent to a seemingly impenetrable fortress which seems impossible to escape from. Note: It is a such classic, a true masterpiece directed by Jean Renoir. It is one of the best movies about the 1rst World War and simply of the best movies produced back in the "
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Review: Lab Theater's 'True West' finds laughter in the desert
FORT MYERS - What: Two brothers argue while trying to write a screenplay
When: 8 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Feb. 2, 3, 5
Where: Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center, 2301 First Street in downtown Fort Myers
Cost: $23 adults, $12 students
Information: 239-218-0481 or laboratorytheaterflorida.com
Something Else: Some profanity, but fine for teens; street parking in downtown Fort Myers can be an iffy proposition if you attend on the weekend
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THEATER REVIEW; Finding Out What It's Like To Really Be Your Brother nytimes.com (March 10, 2000)
If you've ever wanted to see a typewriter demolished with a golf club, drop in on the Laboratory Theater of Florida's production of Sam Shepard play "True West." Come for the destruction, stay for the superb show.
Shepard, nominated for an Academy Award for portraying Chuck Yeager in "The Right Stuff," uses his work to explore the psyche of the American family through an off-kilter lens. "True West" features two brothers, writer Austin and drifter Lee, who fall apart, individually and as a family, while trying to create a screenplay in their mother's California home.
Director Stuart Brown plucks the strings of this crazy-person fiddle with deliberate care. Watching the neat, organized Austin (Shawn Genther) come unglued while dealing with unhinged, unkempt Lee (Michael Dunsworth) proves riotously funny. The verbal and physical boxing match includes such props as golf clubs, reams of paper, telephones, car keys and most amusingly, a stack of toast that flies through the air in a fountain of bread, butter and crumbs.
"True West" digs into the fraught relationships of family - jealous brothers, absent fathers, missing mothers - and drills for understanding of how dreams get derailed. Brown highlights the absurdist nature of Shepard's script, with the focus on comedy allowing the bubbling tension between the siblings to build in in a natural fashion. Audiences won't realize they're watching a play with serious themes until the set lies in ruins and the coyotes start howling for the long-lost American West.
Dunsworth's ferocious, feral portrait of lonely wanderer Lee propels the play forward. Lean and hungry doesn't begin to describe a character that stalks the mild-mannered but successful Austin like a wolf sniffing weaker prey. Lee might be insane, but he also utters most of the truths in the play - in between mountains of delusional ramblings. He's torn between wanting a tiny bit of normalcy and his freedom - and Dunsworth captures that in all its screaming, pounding, kicking, tantrum-throwing glory.
Genther plays the mild-mannered yin to Dunsworth's angry yang. His slow unraveling proves equally fascinating, as Austin tolerates Lee's demands, then watches in mute fury as his brother derails a deal with producer Saul (Al Richman). Genther's boozy, second-half breakdown is executed perfectly; he first warms himself by the light of a flickering television (it's a fire - Western metaphors fill the script), then feeds himself with the output of a raftload of toasters stolen from neighboring homes.
The physical space of the square kitchen set, built in just 48 hours and which has to be taken apart and put back together over the weekend, resembles a boxing ring. Faded yellow cabinets (full of the most amazing collection of junk), overstuffed shelves of curios, breezy window curtains and a cheery sink mat suggest domestic bliss - until it all comes apart.
Part of what Brown and his cast does so well is use the space as a metaphorical squared circle - with the brothers pushing each other's buttons back and forth across the stage like two battered prize-fighters. One of the play's funniest moments comes when the unnamed Mom (Louise Wigglesworth) returns from vacation to see her house a shambles, the plants dead and beer bottles strewn everywhere. Dunsworth and Genther crouch by the refrigerator like cornered rats and go "Mom!" with a shocked look on their faces.
A constant, authentic hum of crickets and coyotes rises and falls throughout the background of the play. A wall-sized projection of a Western landscape filled with cacti fills the wall behind the set; the trick kind of works, but isn't needed - it yanks the audience attention away from the set into "out there." In addition to an indecisive moment with the lights during the first few minutes of the play, audiences missed Lee's first titanic swing at the typewriter.
"True West" heads off into the desert in search of some crumb of meaning in modern life. It returns with a howlingly funny two hours of comedy wrapped in a mediation about family, frustration, coyotes, crickets and creativity. Don't miss Michael Dunsworth and Shawn Genther smashing each other and the stage to pieces each night. This one is a must-see.
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Brilliant mini route!phleppy - Sent - 15/Apr/10
Easier if you have the reach! I didn't and it felt 5a besides looking easier!Dave Warburton - Solo O/S - 20/Aug/08 with Franco Cookson
Franco Cookson OLD - Solo O/S - 20/Aug/08 with David Warburton
We climbed this in 1979 and called it Broomstick 2 - never did write it up. My description at the time: "Pegged crack line between Neb & Aireyholme Chimney".babymoac - 15/Jul/79


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The Surprising And Amazing Truth About The North Star And How To Find It
The North Star is easy to find by extending the line made by the two stars at the right edge of the Big Dipper's bowl.
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Modesto Municipal Golf Course
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- 400 Tuolumne Blvd, Modesto, CA 95351
- (209) 577-5360
|9 total holes at facility
|Green fees - $10 to $22 (estimate)
|Designed by Ian MacDonald
|Built in 1939
|Driving Range: Yes
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Modesto Municipal Golf Course is a 9-hole regulation length golf course in Modesto, California. This short layout will reward good shots and provide a fun golf outing for everyone. Online tee times may be available at Modesto Municipal Golf Course or at nearby golf courses, usually offered at a discount from the normal rate.
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Live performances by Peter Mulvey & the Crumbling Beauties and Babes in Boinkland! Climb aboard our shipwreck train, through the alley, back from hell to the strains of Tom Waits' RAIN DOGS. Splash the wine and huddle the doorways. Get out of your mind. For you are a Rain Dog, too. Music performed live by Peter Mulvey and the Crumbling Beauties. Babes in Boinkland dance and swallow the night. For it is all ripe for dreaming. From now on, this iron boat's your home. So heave away. 2 nights only.
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Robert A.M. Stern, J.M. Hoppin Professor and Dean of the Yale School of Architecture, discusses the architecture and history of the Beinecke Library, which opened in 1963, designed by Gordon Bunshaft of the firm Skidmore, Owings and Merrill. Construction photographs of the Beineke Library are available in the Beinecke's Digital Collections.
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Lisa Rosenbaum, MD, an internal medicine resident on a year-long rotation at the MGH, has been selected as a 2012 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Clinical Scholar by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF). RWJF is the nation's largest philanthropy devoted to improving the health and health care of all Americans. Scholars are trained in leadership, healthy policy and health services research.
Douglas Drachman, MD, director of the Cardiovascular Fellowship Program at the MGH Heart Center, has been selected as one of 10 National Fellows for the inaugural Society for Cardiovascular Angiography Emerging Leader Mentorship (ELM) Program. The ELM program facilitates the transition of physicians into the next generation of leaders in the field of interventional cardiology.
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Private Sector: Dealing with Office Romances
Private Sector: Dealing with Office Romances, in Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
May 8, 2007 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Gail L. Zellman is a senior research psychologist at the RAND Corporation with years of experience conducting and leading research on child and youth policy. Her research interests include measurement of child care quality, parent school involvement, child abuse, and prenatal substance exposure. She is particularly interested in the contributions of parents and parenting behaviors to child health, emotional development, and academic outcomes. Zellman has also focused research attention on efforts made by other institutions, e.g., schools and health care providers, to meet children's needs and enhance parents' abilities to help their children. Her work has included analysis of both quantitative and qualitative data, as well as survey design and analysis. Zellman is principal investigator of a longitudinal evaluation of a child care Quality Rating System developed by Qualistar, a Colorado-based child care agency. That work has carefully analyzed a number of frequently used measures of child care quality, developed and preliminarily tested a new quality measure, and has led to the establishment of a consortium to develop better early child care and education quality rating improvement systems. Zellman received her Ph.D. in social and clinical psychology from the University of California, Los Angeles.
Dominic J. Brewer et al., Education for a New Era: Design and Implementation of K-12 Education Reform in Qatar, RAND Corporation (MG-548), 2007
Vi-Nhuan Le et al., "Measuring Child-Staff Ratios in Child Care Centers: Balancing Effort and Representativeness," Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 21(3), 2006
Joy S. Moini et al., Providing Child Care to Military Families: The Role of the Demand Formula in Defining Need and Informing Policy, RAND Corporation (MG-387), 2006
Michal Perlman et al., "Examining the Psychometric Properties of the Early Childhood Environmental Rating Scale-Revised (ECERS-R)," Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 19(3), 2004
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Asian American Cancer Health Disparities
What is Unnecessary and Unusual about Asian American Health Disparities?
Our cancer burden is unique, because Asian Americans were the first U.S. racial/ethnic group to experience cancer as the leading cause of death. In all other racial groups, heart disease is the leading cause of death.
The cancer burden that affects Asian Americans is unusual, because, more than any other racial/ethnic group, Asian Americans experience proportionally more cancers of infectious origin, such as liver cancer, cervical cancer, and stomach cancer.
In addition, Asian Americans increasingly are acquiring cancers associated with migration to the United States and "Westernization" such as those attributed to diet and sedentary living.
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What are the 10 leading Causes of Death?
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Honda UK has once again signed up to support the Royal Air Forces Reserves Racing Team for 2013 – but this year, a tour de force has arrived to compete for the team in the form of Honda TT Legends rider, Simon Andrews.
The team will take part in the British Superstock 1000 Championship as well as the Isle of Man TT and North West 200 aboard their RAF Reserves Honda Fireblade CBR1000RR.
Simon is no stranger to road and circuit racing having competed with the Honda TT Legends in the Endurance World Championship. He showed blistering speeds in the NW200 last year, but an accident forced him to bow out. Now however, he's back with a vengeance! Simon said;
'The project appealed to me from the outset and I was very interested to be a part of it…The Superstock 1000 Championship is very competitive but I have my sights set on winning it! I think together we make a good team, who knows, they might have me signing up the RAF Reserves at this rate. Keep me sharp in the off-season!'


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By delaying the rental availability of new releases, Warner Bros. can maximize the sales potential of films (it's noted that 75% of the sell-through occurs in the first four weeks), while still granting Netflix the right to Warner's movies. Netflix will also benefit from "reduced product costs and significantly more units and better in-stock levels".
"We're able to help an important business partner meet its objectives while improving service levels for our members by acquiring substantially more units than in the past after a relatively short sell-through window," said Ted Sarandos, Netflix's chief content officer.


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U.S. Supreme Court won't hear petition from former Brigham City doctor
A Brigham City physician convicted of illegally distributing pain pills on Monday lost his bid to have his case heard by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Dewey MacKay's petition was among more than 400 writs for certiorari denied by the court.
MacKay, 66, was sentenced to 20 years in prison, the mandatory minimum sentence, after being convicted in August 2011 on 40 counts related to illegally distributing controlled narcotics to patients including one who subsequently died of a drug overdose. He was acquitted of 44 other distribution counts.
MacKay began serving his sentence at a low-security federal prison in California in May 2012.
In April 2013, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver upheld MacKay's conviction, but sent the case back to U.S. District Court Judge Dee Benson to clarify the sentence. MacKay filed his petition with the U.S. Supreme Court in August.
MacKay's appeal to the 10th Circuit Court challenged evidence used to hold him responsible for the death of David L. Wirick, certain jury instructions, use of one exhibit in his trial and one expert's testimony. MacKay also appealed the sentence handed down by Benson because it did not specify individual sentences for each offense.
MacKay was indicted in August 2010 for illegally prescribing more than 1.9 million hydrocodone pills and nearly 1.6 million oxycodone pills between June 1, 2005, and Oct. 30, 2009.
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KASSIAN AND THE WESTERN CONFERENCE WIN 2012 ALL-STAR CLASSICNews | 1/30/2012 10:46:25 PM | Rob Crean
In his first AHL All-Star Game, Rochester Americans forward Zack Kassian came away with a victory, as he and his Western Conference teammates rallied from a four-goal deficit to take down the Eastern Conference, 8-7 in a shootout at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City on Monday night.
While he didn't score, Kassian finished with three shots on goal and will leave with a weekend full of memories.
"It was a lot of fun. It got a little competitive at the end, but all in all it was a great experience," Kassian said. "It was everything I thought it would be and more, and it's something I'll always remember."
Kassian had several scoring chances, including a shot that was turned aside by Adirondack goalie Michael Leighton, who stacked the pads to make the stop. Leighton and Kassian are from the same hometown in Ontario and know each other well.
"He made a big save and he's a great goalie," Kassian said.
Kassian also had a partial breakaway and a rebound chance in the second period, but Manchester netminder Jeff Zatkoff was able to deny both offerings. In the third period, he took a wrist shot that rang off the crossbar.
When it was all said and done, the 21-year-old enjoyed being able to meet and play alongside the best players in the entire American Hockey League.
"Events like this are about the memories. You make friends, you play with great players, take part in the skills competition and game, so it's more about the memories than anything."
NOTES: There were several former Amerks playing in the game: Michael Leighton of Adirondack, Colby Robak of San Antonio, and Norfolk's Corey Conacher. Conacher, who played two games with the Amerks last season as an undrafted rookie out of Canisius College in Buffalo, scored two goals and an assist in the game. He is currently tied with Syracuse's Kyle Palmieri for most goals by an AHL rookie with 25.
- Buffalo native Chris Mueller represented the Milwaukee Admirals in the game. Mueller leads the Admirals with 30 points (19+11) and is in his fifth AHL season. Earlier this year, he played a game against his hometown Sabres as a member of the Nashville Predators.
- Peoria netminder Ben Bishop was named the game's Most Valuable Player despite playing only 20 minutes. He stopped 10 of the 11 shots he faced in the third period to help the West force overtime, then denied all four shooters he faced in the shootout.
- Five players recorded three-point nights, including four members of the Eastern Conference squad. Charlotte's Chris Terry (2+1), Conacher (2+1), and Connecticut's Mats Zuccarello (1+2) and Jonathan Audy-Marchessault (1+2) all registered three points.


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"Greetings to all my zouk brothers and sisters, you've tuned into the Zouk Nation. A country with no geographic boundaries, no racial divisions or cultural differences. Just one thing that unites us, our everlasting love for this thing we call zouk…"
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Business Solutions Exclusive: ScanSource's Dixon Talks Everything Channel
One of the chief lessons I've learned from smart channel executives the past 15 years is this: sometimes you need to stop working on the day-to-day of your business and get educated on the most important trends that could affect your business.
Usually that educational process takes days, weeks, months, or quarters to accomplish. I have a shortcut for you.
This exclusive interview with Greg Dixon, the Chief Technology Officer and Technology Evangelist for ScanSource, digs deep into a variety of important channel topics. Regarded as one of the leading thinkers in our industry, Dixon provides insight into:
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BLOG: Marco code board discusses fines on foreclosures, Key Marco
MARCO ISLAND - Marco Island's Code Enforcement Board is discussing fines against Key Marco Community Association and members have expressed the intent of sharing their views on the proposal to lower fines to help sell foreclosure properties as proposed by City Council members.
Lowering fines before compliance, particularly on foreclosure properties
Code Board Chairman Tarik Ayasun has said he thought the majority of the code board members were opposed to proposal by City Councilman Frank Recker earlier this month that the code board could lower fines on properties not in compliance with city regulations, particularly if it helped to sell a foreclosure property to an owner who would repair it.
"They thought they were giving us a gift and we didn't think we wanted the gift," Ayasun said today.
Code Board member Richard Adams said the board members have not had an opportunity to share their views on the issue with Ayasun or each other because it would be a violation of Sunshine Law.
A workshop is being scheduled at 3 p.m. on March 24 to discuss the issue.
Requests by property owner and seller to get code fines refunded
A parcel of land at 809 Amazon Court has had a failed approximate 160-foot seawall since August 2008. The property recently sold in a short sale process. The buyer paid the fine through a check from their attorney and the amount was credited on the sale to them by the owner. Now, both the buyer and seller are asking the city to mitigate the fines paid because they weren't able to ask for that fine to be lowered until the seawall was repaired.
"This is a confusing situation..." Chief of Code Compliance Eric Wardle said.
Several board members didn't want to hear the mitigation requests.
"This case is closed... The fines have been paid. They made the deal. This is a done deal," said code board member Joe Granda.
Code Board member Carol Glassman agreed.
"I was mystified when I saw it... I don't think it's much of an argument," she said.
Adams said he wanted to hear more because it didn't make sense at first.
"They can't both have an out-of-pocket expense," Adams said.
Jo-Ann Williamson, sister-in-law of buyer Mark Williamson, is present on her family's behalf.
"He (Mark) paid for it with the understanding that afterward he could get some relief on those fines," she said
He took ownership in late December, she added.
Marco Marine Construction repaired the seawall and was paid for by the buyer, said the buyer's Realtor Wright Taylor.
Taylor added that he and Williamson were told that the fines couldn't be mitigated until they were owners.
"He made a very, very solid effort...," Taylor said.
Fines came out of the proceeds of the sale, Taylor said.
Williamson was fined from Dec. 28, when he took ownership, through Jan. 25.
Rhodes and Tucker law firm, of Marco, made the check to the city in the amount of $84,000. The firm represents the buyer, Williamson.
The price was reduced by the amount of the fines.
However, the buyer is saying that fines beyond those already paid continued to accrue.
Both the buyer and seller are asking for mitigation.
The buyer wants mitigation for the fines paid since they took ownership and the seller wants part of the fines already paid returned. They had wanted mitigation earlier, but could not request it until in compliance, based on current city codes.
Currently, the code board only has power to mitigate fines after compliance. Some real estate professionals, city council members and neighbors of foreclosure properties would like mitigation to happen sooner to help motivate people to buy homes that have liens and code violations.
The bank had not yet foreclosed on this property because the fines needed to be paid first before they would sell, said Taylor, the Realtor.
Joanne Williamson clarified that she does not only want to mitigate the additional $1,500 in fines, but also the earlier paid $84,000.
"Who is out the money, is the question," Wardle said.
Jon Shamres, the attorney for the Code Board from the law firm Weiss-Serota that represents the city, said mitigation could come for any party with interest.
Wardle said the violation began in August 2008 and until a buyer came up, no one contacted him.
"It appears to me, the seller took the loss on this," Wardle said.
Code Board members said they wished the other party, the seller, was also present.
"Once again we're penalizing the individual who got a wrong right," said Code Board member Lou Prigge of the fines being paid by the buyer.
"It's not about punishment," said Granda.
"It's a fine. What is that, a reward?" Prigge said.
"It's something they have to pay," Granda replied.
He reasoned that the buyer could get mitigation on the fines they actually paid, which was $2,200 for the 12 days the owners waited to get a city permit approved to repair the seawall.
"Essentially this is a question of how to divide up the loss," Adams said.
The closing statement on the property gives a credit to the buyer for the $84,000 fine paid.
The buyer was refunded $200 per day from the day of closing to the day they got the permit on a vote on a vote of 5-1 with Glassman voting 'no.'
"I just don't know where the money is coming from," Glassman said.
Following the decision, Jo-Ann Williamson said she didn't think the board understood who paid the fine.
If it weren't for her brother-in-law, the city would not have received $84,000. He wrote the check and the seller took it off the sale price of the home.
"In a perfect world, he wanted $43,000 back to pay for the seawall because that fixes the problem," said Taylor, Williamson's Realtor.
Taylor said the city should stop fines when a purchase agreement is made between a buyer and seller and if that agreement falls through, then the fines should go back to the original amount.
He added it would benefit the buyer and the seller.
"The only one it (mitigation before compliance) wouldn't benefit is the city," said Taylor.
Key Marco
Key Marco Community Association was slapped with fines and a requirement to mitigate what the code board ruled about one year ago was irreparable damage to protected habitat in Key Marco.
Key Marco has submitted three vegetation mitigation plans and each have not met the standards of the city's Community Development Department.
City Environmental Specialist Nancy Richie has been the key person reviewing the mitigation plans, Wardle said, because of her expertise.
Wardle and Community Development Director Steve Olmsted also declined their mitigation proposals.
The mitigation plan was due June 15 and after it was declined, Key Marco had until July 24 to present a new plan. The plan was declined because new planting was not included in the plan and was the key part of the mitigation requirement.
A new plan was presented nearly six months late, on Jan. 7, Wardle said.
That plan was also declined by Richie, Wardle and Olmsted because planting was still not included.
Wardle said the case was added to Code Board agenda for today with the proposal of fines for $250 per day beginning July 24.
On Friday, Wardle said, a third plan was presented, but it too was declined.
The reason o, that Key Marco presented a second mitigation plan.
Casey Weidenmiller, the attorney representing Key Marco, said his belief was that this would continued if a mitigation plan was submitted.
"I think we're seeing another example where the staff is not working with my client," Weidenmiller said.
This plan was also not accepted because of the condition that Key Marco wouldn't begin mitigation until their civil suit against the city and code board for the earlier fines is still being argued in court. That court case, scheduled on Friday, was canceled as the parties, which include Greensward landscaping, Key Marco, City of Marco Island, Code Enforcement and the Conservancy of Southwest Florida, are attempting to reach a settlement agreement, Recker and other city officials have said.
Wardle said he didn't mind having a continuance and had no objection, but there was not a request for a continuance made.
"I remember a year ago when you said we shouldn't even be here, this should have gone directly to mitigation... Now we're here a year later still waiting to mitigate," Prigge said.
"If we were running a marathon, we'd be in the last mile or two," Weidenmiller replied.
Olmsted said the most recent mitigation plan is largely acceptable to the city other than two concerns.
"So you're saying we're going to come to an agreement. This isn't going to come back here?" Ayasun asked of Olmsted.
"I make a motion we go the Esplanade and celebrate," Prigge said, drawing laughter from the officials in the room.
"There is an order and somehow there was a circumvention, to put it mildly.... You didn't like what we said and you tried to go around us," Ayasun said.
"This may still come back here... because there is a fine here," Ayasun said.
Adams said he took exception to that view.
"I think you're belaboring the point," Prigge said to Ayasun.
"I don't have a problem with the continuance per se... fines from June 15 until corrected are $250 per day and you're going to have to deal with that sooner or later," Granda said.
"I understand that," Weidenmiller said.
The continuance was approved 6-0.


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We have perhaps got a little paranoid about how others see us of late, but each time a visitor satisfaction survey is published the results are the same, with Ireland's wonderful scenery (still impressive, despite our best efforts over the last decade) and the warmth and friendliness of the people coming up trumps every time. There was some slippage in the boom years, when visitors were not always welcomed by people who knew the area they were visiting well, and staff in the larger establishments were often too busy to give the individual attention that makes a stay memorable.
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A warm and caring host-manager can transform what might otherwise be a very ordinary hotel into a place with real heart, where every guest feels at home. This special person keeps a close eye on every aspect of management, not only ensuring the comfort and enjoyment of a disparate range of guests on site, but also introducing them to all of the best things the surrounding area has to offer - in this case very good things indeed, with a silver-sanded beach at the bottom of the garden and the whole of the Ring of Kerry to explore.
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