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TMZ "Knowshon Moreno says he's laser-focused on an NFL comeback -- with the running back telling TMZ Sports he's healthy and ready to go ... and would love to return to his old team in Denver. " May 27
Today's Pigskin "Spending 2015 out of football as his former franchise won the Super Bowl, Knowshon Moreno is not willing to conclude his career just yet. The former first-round pick tweeted on Tuesday that he plans on returning to the league in 2016. Mike Klis of 9News recently caught up with Moreno and..." May 25
Pro Football Talk "When last we wrote about free agent running back Knowshon Moreno, a year ago, we noted that he probably wouldn't play in 2015 because of a bad knee. That turned out to be the case. And it appears to be the case for 2016 as well. Although he's only 28 years old, Moreno is most likely done..." May 14
Pro Football Talk "Knowshon Moreno was off to a promising start last season with the Dolphins, carrying 24 times for 134 yards in a Week One win over the Patriots. And then he did nothing the rest of the season. And he may do nothing this season, either. Moreno, who played in only two more games and ran for just..." June 11
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "Dolphins running back Knowshon Moreno is out for the season with an ACL injury. His rugged, grind-it-out running style is gone, too, which leaves a huge gap in the Dolphins' offense. In Moreno's place the Dolphins have a collection of running backs who have speed, youth and potential on..." October 15
RB Knowshon Moreno has been placed on injured reserve with an ACL injury.
It looks like Knowshon Moreno's availability Sunday could mostly come down to his comfortability wearing the arm brace. We'll see. #Dolphins
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "The one week Knowshon Moreno was healthy enough to play in a full NFL game he was the league's most productive tailback. The impact the six-year veteran had rushing for 134 yards and scoring one touchdown partly explains why the Miami Dolphins are extremely excited to have him back on the..." October 08
Palm Beach Post "If Dolphins running back Knowshon Moreno is being honest, he won't be back after the bye week for a game against Green Bay. And he might be out a couple of games after that. Moreno, who suffered a dislocated elbow in Week 2, told the Palm Beach Post today that he's still about four weeks..." October 01
Dolphins' first depth chart, just released, lists Lamar Miller as starter over Moreno (all subject to change, of course). Depth chart...
And...Dolphins RB Knowshon Moreno will undergo arthroscopic knee surgery this week and miss four to five weeks, per ESPN sources.
Talked to a source who has seen Knowshon Moreno's knee. Said it's "bad." Prob will play, but the issue is how long.
Pro Football Talk "That "medical issue" with which Dolphins running back Knowshown Moreno reportedly is dealing presents nothing exotic or unusual. Per a source with knowledge of the situation, Moreno has an issue with his knee. The other knee. Not the one in which he suffered a torn ACL in 2011. The source..." June 20
Miami Herald "Let's get this out there: Knowshon Moreno understands he has work to do. Much has been made about Moreno's place in the Miami Dolphins' pecking order after working extensively with the third and fourth strings Monday. Incumbent starter Lamar Miller appears to have an early leg up in the..." June 13
Former Broncos RB Knowshon Moreno reached agreement on a one-year deal with the Miami Dolphins, per league source.
Broncos HC John Fox says on NFL Insiders door is "definitely" open for RB Knowshon Moreno to return. Moreno visited Dolphins on Friday.
Per a league source, Knowshon Moreno will be visiting with the Dolphins in the next couple of days.
SB Nation "The Denver Broncos finished a Super Bowl run with the greatest offense in NFL history. Still, that wasn't enough to defeat, or even compete with, the top defense in the league, as the Seattle Seahawks easily won Super Bowl XLVIII, 43-8. After a disappointing end to their season, the Broncos now..." February 08
Elway on Knowshon: "we'll see how things flesh out. We have some young backs…it's a position we have a lot of good competition"
Pro Football Talk "Running back Knowshon Moreno has one game left with the Broncos this season, after which attention will shift to whether or not it is his last game with the Broncos overall. Moreno is headed for free agency in March after his best professional season and that could lead to interest from several..." January 29
USA Today "It wasn't five minutes into Knowshon Moreno's shift behind a podium during the latest edition of Super Bowl Media Day when the Denver Broncos running back was struck by one of those This Is Your Life moments that keep popping up this week. Moreno's high school coach, Steve Antonucci, was..." January 29
Knowshon Moreno, Tony Carter are practicing today. Mitch Unrein is not.
New York Post "At its surface, Knowshon Moreno's story as a football player is a cliché. Talented running back gets drafted as 12th overall pick in the first round. He overcomes a season-ending knee injury one year, then fumbling problems get him banished to the bench for eight games the next. Along the way..." January 19
Denver Post "The orange blur swooshed in front of his face, and suddenly he saw this splotchy, disgusting, trodden grass. For a running back in the fourth quarter, well, that's like seeing a sunset. Left offensive tackle Chris Clark elevator-doored the hole for his fellow orange-clad Bronco, and Knowshon..." January 15
Denver Post "For some well-known Broncos, this is it. The game Sunday at Oakland will be the last time during the regular season a few players headed for unrestricted free agency will wear a Broncos uniform. There will be another one, two or three games to play in the postseason, but regardless of how..." December 26
Mile High Report "With another beastly run of 18 yards to set up a Broncos touchdown, Knowshon Moreno became the first Broncos runner since Willis McGahee in 2011 to rush for 1000 yards. As stated, this was the first time Knowshon had rushed for 1000 yards in the season. But that wasn't all Knowshon did..." December 23
Denver Post "Maybe this weekend Knowshon Moreno will get 38 carries. He had a career-high 37 carries last weekend at New England, gaining a career-high 224 yards. "But it went by so fast," Moreno said Friday. "Especially during the game, you don't know how many carries you've got. You're just out there..." November 30
RB Knowshon Moreno, TE Julius Thomas, CB Champ Bailey moving better in practice today. CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie appeared limited.
Knowshon Moreno at practice
Broncos RB Knowshon Moreno was spotted on crutches, in walking boot, after Denver's OT loss. Hurt foot in OT.
Denver Post "Broncos running back Knowshon Moreno, who limped off the field in overtime Sunday night, appeared in the Denver locker room on crutches and wearing a boot on his right ankle after the game. The former first-round draft pick finished the game with 224 rushing yards, a career high. "My line just..." November 25
CSN Philly "He began with a statement. And a sly smile. When LeSean McCoy meets with the media each week at the NovaCare Complex he usually waits for someone to begin the proceedings by asking a question. Wednesday was different. When he stepped to the podium McCoy started talking. "I just want to say I..." October 10
Denver Post "Raise your hands Broncos fans if you thought from 2009 until halfway through 2012 that Knowshon Moreno was a first-round bust. One two three all of Denver. State of Colorado. Entire Rocky Mountain region. This is why the silliest stupidest most irrelevant exercise in the NFL is when teams..." October 07
Mile High Report "Running back Knowshon Moreno and defensive tackle Kevin Vickerson have both been fined $7875 for their unnecessary roughness penalties last week against the Eagles. This is their first fines for on the field misconduct." October 05
ESPN "With the Philadelphia Eagles already on his mind Denver Broncos coach John Fox played rock to scissors paper to rock in dispelling the idea his team's running backs decided who would get a touchdown carry Monday night by playing a game on the sideline. Following the Broncos' 37-21 victory over..." September 25
Denver Post "Moreno gets nod at running back. Preseason play created a running back controversy. Would the Broncos really start Ronnie Hillman who was drafted as a change-of-pace speed back but who had been atop the depth chart since Day One of the offseason? Or would the Broncos go forward with rookie..." September 06
ESPN Radio 102.3 Denver "Week three of the preseason is largely considered the dress rehearsal for the regular season. Starters play into the third quarter and this is the week of the preseason that looks most like a regular season contest. The Broncos played the Rams on Saturday night at Sport Authority Field at Mile..." August 26
Denver Post "With the Broncos having used a second-round draft pick on running back Montee Ball, Ronnie Hillman lining up in the backfield with the starters and with the news of Willis McGahee's absence, Knowshon Moreno has been overshadowed. Moreno had a stem-cell procedure done on his troublesome knee..." June 01
Joe Mays (ankle) and Knowshon Moreno (knee) not cleared for team drills yet. But in uniform for individual drills. #Broncos
Denver Post "Broncos running back Knowshon Moreno has had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee since the end of the season. Broncos coach John Fox confirmed the surgery when asked Thursday morning at the NFL's scouting combine. Moreno underwent a treatment to insert stem cells harvested from bone marrow..." February 21
The Falcoholic "The Denver Broncos are rumored to be moving on from Knowshon Moreno. The question I want to ask now is not a question I would not have asked even a year ago. The question is, do the Falcons want Moreno? The answer is probably still no, but it's not the slam dunk it once was. The pieces fit in..." February 18


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They have seen an outpouring of support in the means of clothing, household items and toys but will need much more before they can begin to rebuild what they have lost.
Rob and Marianna Capossela with be hosting a Benefit Mud Bog in Bridgewater June 2nd and all processed will go directly to the family. Attend if you can, donate here if you cant, or both.
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Ichiro is now a New York Yankee and I couldn't be happier. Not all of you though appear to be enthused that the face of the Mariners franchise for the past decade plus won't be back next year. I've read your tweets and texts, taken your calls and struggled through your labored analogies on Facebook. I get it. You liked Ichiro!
You liked Ichiro's Mariner career .322 batting average, 10 gold gloves and multiple All-Star game appearances. You liked his Rookie of the Year award and AL MVP trophy. You loved his record 262 hits in a season and his otherworldly .372 batting average in 2004. Clearly you love Ichiro's numbers. I can't blame you, but I can say now that he is a Bronx Bomber it's time to look at the real Ichiro numbers to put the trade in perspective. (Disclamer: Any validity problems with the following numbers can be blamed on my public school education and absolute disdain for math).
1 – Number of playoff appearances for the Mariners during Ichiro's tenure.
2 – The number of "mid-level" (that's being kind) minor league prospects the Mariners got from the Yankees in the trade for Ichiro.
3 – The number of weeks ago Ichiro asked to be traded from Seattle.
4 – The number of years ago the Mariner brass should have pulled the trigger on trading Ichiro. Can you say "trade vale"?
5 – Number of winning seasons for the M's with Ichiro.
6 – Number of last place finishes by the Mariners in the AL West with Ichiro.
7 – Number of combined MLB games played by D.J. Mitchell and Danny Farquhar, the newest members of the Seattle Mariners…er…Tacoma Rainiers.
8 – Ichiro's number in the batting order for the Yankees last night. The big Mariners debate of should he lead off, should he bat 3rd all seems pretty silly now.
10 – The grand total of playoff games Ichiro played in as a Mariner.
15.5 – Number of games the Mariners were out of 1st place in the AL West before last night's trade went down.
16.5 – Number of games the Mariners were out of 1st place in the AL West a day after the trade.
31 – Ichiro's new number with the Yankees, because another future Hall of Famer, Bernie Williams isn't giving that number up, nor should he. Just ask Randy Johnson.
101 – The most losses suffered by the Mariners in a season during Ichiro's time with the club…TWICE…in 2008 & 2010
261 – Ichiro's batting average when he was traded to the Yankees. I paraphrase the Tom Cruise classic movie Risky Business, "You've done some very solid work here (this season)…but it isn't quite lvy League, is it?"
266 – Number of games the 10-time Gold Glove winner played centerfield for the M's. Best outfielder on the team, but just wasn't interested in playing where he was needed most.
288 – Ichiro's current on-base percentage. Gulp…
916 – Number of Mariner wins during Ichiro's tenure in Seattle. HOORAY…
963 – Number of Mariner losses during Ichiro's tenure in Seattle. Oh….
2-million – Number of dollars the Yankees will pay Ichiro to play for them the rest of the season.
5-million – Number of dollars the Mariners will pay Ichiro to play for the Yankees the rest of the season. Please take our star…we'll pay you!
18 –million – Number of dollars the M's could spend next season on players, now that they're not paying Ichiro.
And the most important of the Ichiro numbers….
0 – The number of World Series rings the Mariners won with Ichiro.
That last one was unfair. It takes an entire team to win a World Series. It's not his fault. The Mariners are ring-less despite unbelievable, Hall of Fame caliber individual numbers from Ichiro. Cooperstown loves numbers, especially individual numbers, but baseball is a team sport and for the bulk of Ichiro's tenure in Seattle, the Mariners were a bad team. It's way past time for a change. I hope Mariner fans want to celebrate winning games and championships instead of batting averages and hitting records.
Don't get me wrong, I appreciate all that Ichiro brought to the Mariners. He is a once in a lifetime talent. He'll be a great representative for the M's in the Hall of Fame one day and I will always hold his exploits with the bat and on the field in the highest regard. But I'm happy the Mariners are moving on from the Ichiro era. Both sides win with the trade. Ichiro will prosper with the Yankees as a role player instead of the reluctant star and leader he appeared to be in Seattle. I think we'd all be happy to see him join the long list of former Mariners who became World Series champs with the Bronx Bombers.
The M's have an opportunity to continue with their never ending rebuilding project without the stifling constraints that Ichiro came with. The trade allows Seattle to go after some proper fit players from both a financial and positional view. It allows the fan base to avoid seeing the continued decline of one of its favorite players. Most importantly the deal refocuses the franchise narrative off of one individual player in the twilight of his career and back on the team and what should be their most important numbers: Wins & losses.


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A 48-year-old Scranton man sexually assaulted a 7-year-old girl almost every day as he dropped her off at school and in her home, Scranton police said Monday.
Willard Hallock, of 420 Adams Ave. Apt. 802, admitted Friday to Special Victims Detective Vincent Uher and Jennifer Gerrity that he touched the girl inappropriately.
The Times-Tribune does not identify victims of sexual assault.
The girl's mother became concerned when the child said she was being assaulted.
The child told Kristen Fetcho, a forensic interviewer at the Children's Advocacy Center of Northeastern Pennsylvania Mr. Hallock would touch her almost every day when he came to take her to school and sometimes in her home, even when her mother was home.
An examination by a doctor found a "friction injury" to the child's genitals.
Mr. Hallock was charged with aggravated indecent assault of a child less than 13 years old, indecent assault of a person less than 13 years old, endangering the welfare of children,
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February 23rd 2012 at 9:00am, By Dave Guerin
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CALGARY, AB, Jan. 19, 2012/ Troy Media/ – Across North America, a nascent recovery in manufacturing is raising some hopes that the general economy returning to health. Factory floors and refineries in Alberta were doing more than their part to boost shipments towards the end of last year.
Alberta manufacturers shipped $6.4 billion worth of finished product in November, a whopping 5.9 per cent jump from the previous month. November's level falls just short of the record high reached in July 2008.
Over the first 11 months of the year, shipments in 2011 are 18 per cent higher than the same period of 2010. Nation-wide, manufacturing sales ticked higher by 2.0 per cent in November to $49.6 billion, the fourth increase in five months. The gains reflected a rise in shipments of machinery, petroleum and coal products, and motor vehicles and parts.
Mirroring the national picture, Alberta's manufacturing was also boosted by machinery and petroleum products. But unlike central Canada's manufacturing – which leans heavily towards consumer goods – machinery manufacturing in Alberta provides inputs for the energy sector. Steel pipe, specialized equipment for the oil sands, and refined petroleum such as gasoline dominate.
Alberta's manufacturing sector has benefitted tremendously from rising oil prices over the past year. As long as oil prices hang in the current range of around $US100 per barrel, 2012 promises to be a fairly busy year for refineries and factory floors in the province.
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Ohio Senate Bill 1, passed by the state Legislature earlier this month, will go a long way toward reducing toxic algae in Lake Erie, supporters say.
Gov. John Kasich signed the bill into law on April 2 at Maumee Bay State Park.
Last August, nearly 500,000 residents in northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan were left without clean drinking water for three days after toxic algae blooms contaminated the water supply in the Western Lake Erie basin.
Rep. Michael P. Sheehy, of Oregon, called it "an important first step in protecting our most valuable natural resource for generations to come."
"The current drought advisory in California only reinforces how precious of a resource Lake Erie is and how important it is to protect it," said Sheehy.
Bipartisan support for the measure shows that the issue is still a priority with the public, he said.
"I am pleased we were able to come together in a bipartisan way to give the lake the attention it deserves," he said.
The new law prohibits the application of fertilizer and manure on frozen and saturated ground within the western basin of the lake. It also will require municipal water treatment facilities to begin monthly monitoring of phosphorus by December 1, 2016. Starting on July 1, 2020, the legislation bans depositing dredged material in Ohio's portion of Lake Erie and its tributaries.
Phosphorous and nitrogen, which are naturally present in livestock manure and commercial fertilizers, are widely recognized as a prime source of nutrient pollution that feed the growth of toxic algae. The nutrients also can be redistributed in the water column when harbor dredgings are disposed in the open waters just off shore of Toledo and other ports along the lake.
Twenty-two teams, consisting of over 300 adult and youth volunteers, have signed up to help clean up East Toledo neighborhoods on the Tenth Annual Global Youth Service Day this Friday and Saturday.
And, they are still counting. One Voice for East Toledo leader Jodi Gross says additional teams or even individuals who want to get involved can by reaching out to her.
"I have the churches, I have schools, I have the boy and girl scouts participating, I have health associations," said One Voice for East Toledo leader Jodi Gross.
"Not only do I have 22 teams, I have groups that are partnering together, so within those teams there might be Waite High School students and a church working with them, or Young Men and Women of Excellence from Waite High School participating, and I have Raymer PTO that's going to help out this year," Gross continued.
"The biggest thing is we have partnerships that are working to clean all the parks up, especially the main parks — Navarre, Oakdale, and all the main parks that have equipment or need some cleaning sprucing up. We'll be mulching that day also.
Fourteen year-old, Curtice resident Erek Hansen has been operating his denim and shoe recycling initiative under the project name of EcoErek for the last five years.
In an effort to promote continuity of denim and shoe recycling in Northwest Ohio after he goes to college, he has decided that it is the right time to update the project name and branding to reflect an overall message of recycling and one that is not solely based on his name and identity.
"GoGreen Ohio" is the new project name under which Hansen will continue his recycling drives. There will be no changes in the three annual live drives as well as the local drop box location sites placed at businesses in the Toledo area.
The most notable change will be the project name, logo and website name. See the 2015 calendar and the full history of his denim and shoe recycling project success at www.GoGreenOhio.org.
The name change doesn't mean Hansen will be less involved in coordinating the recycling drives. "It was the right time to think about what will happen when I go to college in three years. If the project lives on to serve the Toledo area after that, it won't be dependent on my name to operate," said Hansen, who is a freshman at Clay High School.
He will launch his annual campaign under the new "GoGreen Ohio" name Saturday April 18 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Toledo Zoo's "Party for the Planet," where he will be on hand to accept unwanted, stained, holey, out-of-style denim clothing items.
A resident of Luckey Road expressed frustration Tuesday with the clean-up of a diesel fuel spill last month near his home in Lake Township.
Kirk Lathrop told the township trustees he questioned whether only 20 gallons was spilled from a pipeline operated by Buckeye Pipeline.
A faulty valve was cited as the reason for the spill.
Lathrop said the situation, as overseen by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, in effect, let the pipeline company "police itself."
"What will we do if there is something in the wells?" he asked.
He said he had little confidence in the well testing conducted by a lab retained by Buckeye Pipeline.
The Wood County Health Department also conducted testing of wells at a few residences.
Fire Chief Bruce Moritz said he hoped to soon have more information about the spill from the EPA and about fuel being found in a ditch along Latcha Road. A rail company had already deployed clean-up equipment in the ditch when he contacted the EPA, Moritz said.
The trustees agreed to provide Lathrop and his neighbors with bottled until they were confident their wells were safe.
In other business, the trustees agreed to renew the administrative/police chief position for Mark Hummer for another five years.
The renewal went into effect April 1 and will include his current salary, subject to a yearly review by the trustees.
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But MY race is a week from today.
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Should I keep worrying about the intense nighttime itching even though aloe and Tylenol helped?
I took a dose of Tylenol PM last night to help me sleep through the night, because I have hardly slept in a couple weeks. Two questions: Is it ok to take Tylenol PM as needed until I have her? (my midwife recommended it but can I take it every night?) Also, the reason I took it is because my whole body itches horribly at night and keeps me awake. I've heard itching like this could signify a serious problem. However, with the Tylenol and some aloe lotion right befre bed, I didn't notice any itching and slept like a baby. Should I keep worrying about the baby of just be happy an easy OTC drug solved the problem?
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melatonin was the only thing that helped me while prego, you sound allergic to your bed maybe, put socks on your hands or soft booties...it could be a resulting nervous tick...I still scratch my head and am scared i will go bald, but i don't take tylenol pm i take melatonin ...sounds funny but the socks is what our parents did to us when we were first born! have you tried any like "Utter cream" or alternatives to aloe? perhaps you developed allergy to your laundry regimine, I had to switch to DR Bronners Hemp soap while prego, if you have feather down anything or animals, perhaps you should re consider why you are itching before the baby comes...since like I said you don't want that TICK to follow you after pregnancyposted 10/06/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I don't know how far along you are but my friend who yesterday had her baby went through the same thing in her 3rd trimester. Her OB told her to use a cortisone cream at night on her stomach and that it is common for the liver to secrete due to hormone changes. Don't know if this applies to you but thought it may help.posted 10/06/2011 by cmacklin2003
Original author: Yeah, the nurse finally called me back and said it's probably hormones. She okayed the Tylenol PM, and honestly, I need it. I literally was feeling like I had the flu from being unable to sleep. It was either Tylenol.... or wine. I'll probably cut back on the dosage (full dose is 2 pills) a little every night until it doesn't work and then stick with the minimum dose that gives me results.posted 09/30/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
my legs itch terrible at night and I just put lots of lotion on and don't rub it in too much. I have never taken Tylenol for it. I think the less drugs the better. But I have heard from many people they got itchy during pregnancy.posted 09/30/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
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Rockets releasing Jeff Adrien, w/ second cut possibly Francisco Garcia or Ish Smith, sources tell RealGM. It'd solidify Tarik Black's spot.
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Chandler Parsons will be out with a sore wrist and hip tonight and Francisco Garcia is out with a sore back.
Francisco Garcia also back at practice after missing more than a week with knee tendinitis. Still no Smith or Asik, however.
Francisco Garcia inactive with a sore left knee.
Francisco Garcia did shoot around and should be available tonight. We will know more pregame.
Rockets all went through shootaround, but Parsons (back), Harden (foot) to be game-time decisions. Beverley, Garcia too, with cold symptoms.
Francisco Garcia said he was so sick he couldn't get out of bed yesterday.Didn't practice today. Still lacks energy. Hopes to play tomorrow.
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Retro-funk duo Electric Guest have a flair for the dramatic. Maybe they've spent too much time hanging out in the L.A. acting scene, or maybe they just really enjoy reliving awkward school plays, but judging by their previous clip for "This Head I Hold" and their newest for "The Bait" (both tracks appear on the band's debut album, Mondo), all we know for sure is that this band just wants to dance. Like, A LOT.
Watch Electric Guest's "The Bait" video after the jump.
Embracing a sound that digs deep into the funk-pop world, bringing to mind names like Bruno Mars, Fitz and the Tantrums, the Flaming Lips, and Scissor Sisters, Electric Guest (Asa Taccone and Matthew Compton) look innocent enough — but who would've guessed that underneath their unassuming exterior were a couple of closet dance freaks?
Where "This Head I Hold" depicted a montage of silly dance auditions, "The Bait," inspired by Lars Von Trier's film Dogville and choreographed by the French duo I Could Never Be A Dancer, barrels head-first into full-on choreography, with Asa leading a troupe of grubbily costumed dancers in a bouncy, Broadway-friendly routine. "Why can't we find home?" the chorus wonders as Asa & Ensemble roll around onstage. Any minute now we'd expect to see the "Les Mis" cast appear, or maybe "Oliver!" or more likely, with all that newspaper literally lining the stage, "Newsies." We don't know which musical exactly, but it would probably take place in London or Paris, and the characters would have cockney accents regardless of location. (And if it's Dickens, nobody would win at anything in life. Except for Electric Guest — we think they're doing just great.)
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Only right thing yamaha had did was signing J L and V R in last ten years. See thier rider selection it has not been really great.
now lets take the case of HRC: Marc Marquez/Casey/Dani/ -- Honda is bot more careful about thier selection. i am not impressed with Polcolo. I wish Redding derserved Tech -3 seat. He is a much better rider. Come motogp 2014 Redding will prove that I am sure. Pol esparagaro to me deserves only a production racer ven the same case the bradley smith. Scott Redding to me should be on a prototype. I hope suzuki is hearing this.


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The Last Word: Daughterly Advice
Imagine my delight when I found out over the holidays that my daughter was promoted into management. Like any good father, dear old Dad was more than happy to impart his years of experience from the managerial front lines.
Doling out daily guidance is a big part of life as a parent.
If you're not giving them advice on positive life choices ("Hey! What are you thinking sticking that wire brush into the wall socket? You wanna get electrocuted?") or adding your perspective on the family tree ("Yes, your great-aunt and -uncle were circus performers on my side of the family; Mom's side? Let's wait until you get a little older to talk about them."), you likely are answering critical job-search questions as they seek gainful employment ("If the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills are on TV, is that their job or are they really housewives?").
Kids are full of questions, and you, the parent, are full of answers. Or at least you hope to be.
Imagine my delight when I found out over the holidays that my daughter was promoted into management. Like any good father, dear old Dad was more than happy to impart his years of experience from the managerial front lines.
As you know, managing people is no simple task. Whether it's a roomful of number-crunching CPAs, a floor filled with sullen, introverted video game programmers or a team of like-minded HR executives, there is no one-size-fits-all prescription to running a department.
I've had the good fortune of working alongside and managing some amazing journalists throughout my career—large and small staffs of exceptionally talented and dedicated writers, editors, photographers and artists. Yet, as conscientious as my colleagues were and are today, I have to break out the old cliché that running a newsroom is like herding cats. In that respect, my daughter's task isn't much different.
She'll be managing a crew of mostly her peers in their early 20s at a San Diego microbrewery. Learning early job skills is one thing, but teaching basic customer service at that age is another. Young people don't have the market cornered on self-absorption, but I'm sure that keeping her crew focused on the task at hand will be a big part of her job.
The promotion happened quickly, too. Initially she was supposed to take over in April. That was suddenly revised to mid-January.
While I'm a big believer in management training for newly minted leaders, in some ways a battlefield promotion can be a boon. Take the experiences you have, trust your instincts and jump into the deep end headfirst. Some sink; others swim. Sure I'm biased, but I have no doubt she'll pull a Michael Phelps.
I certainly was no Olympian early in my tenure as an editor. I made the mistake of wanting to be everyone's buddy. Pal around after work. Commiserate about the boss. Except—hello—I was their boss.
Come to find out that no matter how many rounds you buy, you are still the boss. Big ol' target on your back; it's also embossed like cheap stationery across your forehead: BOSS.
It is with this in mind that I considered how to counsel my daughter. Should I buy her a book on management? Would she understand Jack Welch? Is Peter Drucker over the top? What about the pretentious-looking book that recently came in the mail with the cliché picture of a carrot on the cover and the words "incent" and "motivate" in the title? It's pretty thin and is probably a quick read.
Then I started thinking about what it takes to be a good manager. What should I tell her? How about: Surround yourself with good people, make sure to document, document, document, and praise in public, reprimand in private?
Yeah, that's pretty basic. She'll get that.
Later that week we embarked on a long family road trip and I was mulling what to say, and wanted to sound like the voice of authority, not some snooty know-it-all management guru whose book has a carrot on the cover.
I launched into my spiel and I could tell she was paying attention. I noticed a quizzical look—my message was registering big time.
Eventually there was a pause, and a song or two passed, along with the rolling hills of Southern California. She looked at me and said, "Dad, what if I just treat everyone like I like to be treated as an employee?"
Score one for the new manager.
Rick Bell is the managing editor of Workforce Management. To comment email email@example.com.
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The choreography was smooth, the smiles were gracious, but all the same, George W. Bush's exit from Washington carried a measure of pain.
WASHINGTON — The choreography was smooth, the smiles were gracious, but all the same, George W. Bush's exit from Washington carried a measure of pain.
The now-former president fulfilled his role flawlessly. He extended his hand again and again to his successor: on the steps of the White House for morning coffee, as they entered the limousine to ride together to the inauguration, on the grandstand beneath the Capitol Dome.
And before he left the White House for the last time, Bush tucked into a drawer of the Oval Office desk a private note that aides said would convey his warmest wishes for Barack Obama.
But wafting around Bush throughout the day were sights and sounds that his presidency, which began with great controversy eight years ago, also had ended in controversy.
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Just as demonstrators clogged the barricades to protest his court-mediated victory in the 2000 election, so the disenchanted lined Pennsylvania Avenue on Tuesday to express their dismay with the way that presidency turned out.
On the drive to Capitol Hill, the once and future presidents passed protesters carrying signs reading, "Arrest Bush." When Bush made his entrance onto the grandstand with the orchestra playing "Hail to the Chief" for the final time, the crowd below began singing a different song: "Na-na-na-nah, Na-na-na-nah, Hey, Hey, — Goodbye." One man waved his shoe.
Finally, when Bush's helicopter lifted off from the Capitol, cheers rose from the crowd below and from the throng stretched down the Mall.
Perhaps nothing seemed to symbolize the wounded presidency as much as former Vice President Dick Cheney, who had to be transported through the inaugural ceremonies in a wheelchair, a cane clutched over his knees. Aides said he injured his back moving boxes into his new residence in Virginia.
Bush is famously thick-skinned. As the morning wore on, though, his smile appeared to grow more strained.
Perhaps one reason was the unmistakable enthusiasm for his successor, who drew far greater crowds than Bush did to either of his two inaugurations. Or perhaps it was that, despite Obama's repeated thanks and handshakes, many of the words of the inauguration speech must have stung.
"On this day, we come to proclaim an end to the petty grievances and false promises, the recriminations and worn-out dogmas, that for far too long have strangled our politics," Obama said.
"Our time of standing pat, of protecting narrow interests and putting off unpleasant decisions — that time has surely passed," the freshly sworn-in president said.
Obama appeared to make an effort to be gracious, repeatedly thanking Bush for his help. After the swearing-in, Vice President Joseph Biden and his wife said farewell to the Cheneys, who departed in a motorcade. The Obamas then walked the Bushes to the helicopter. Obama gave Bush one final hug, the first ladies embraced, and the Bushes climbed the stairs. Now a private citizen, George W. Bush turned and gave one final wave. The Obamas waved back.
Bush's inner circle and the Republican faithful express untarnished pride in his accomplishments and frustration that his presidency has been underappreciated. Several dozen White House staffers organized a private send-off for the Bushes in a closed hangar at Andrews Air Force Base, at which the former president and former first lady spoke movingly, sources said.
The Bushes then took off for his childhood home of Midland, Texas, from which he departed eight years ago.
In Midland, Bush told thousands of cheering well-wishers: "The presidency was a joyous experience, but as great as it was, nothing compares with Texas at sunset. Tonight I have the privilege of saying six words that I have been waiting to say for a while: It is good to be home." Afterward, he and Laura flew to their Crawford ranch. The Bushes will divide their time between the ranch and their new home in Dallas.
Information from The Associated Press and The Dallas Morning News is included in this report.


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Opened as the 650-seat Weil Theater in November 1, 1946 it was later renovated as the Village Theater and divided into two movie theaters.
The building was donated to the city by Allen & Linda Strahl in December 2002. Plans were made by the county visitors bureau, Hancock County Arts and Cultural Council and Greenfield Parks Department to return the Weil Theater to its Art Deco style glory, but instead of a movie theater, it will be an arts center for plays, concerts and poetry readings.
It re-opened as the H.J. Ricks Centre for the Arts on 19th September 2006.
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The caption of the photo on http://www.pbase.com/pathfindar/image/68942072 reads "Village East Theater (closed) Greenfield, Indiana". The photo is of the building post restoration (note that the Marquee says 60th Birthday Nov 1, which was Nov 1 2006, as the building was actually built in 1946, opening on November 1, 1946). The facility is now known as The H.J. Ricks Centre for the Arts. See http://www.hcvb.org/About/ricks-centre
The new website for the facility is www.rickscentre.com
The correct seating capacity is 386.
A brief history of Greenfield's theaters can be found on this web page. When the Weil Theatre opened on November 1, 1946, Greenfield had two other theaters in operation: the State, which closed in 1948, and the Riley, which closed in 1953.
Allen and Linda Strahl, now operators of Greenfield's nine-screen Legacy Cinema, should be credited with donating this theater for public use.
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Research Profile: Serita Frey: In the Environment, Little Things Count
Research Profile: Serita Frey: In the Environment, Little Things Count
Scoop up a handful of dirt from your garden or backyard. It may look like nothing's there. In fact, you're holding some 200 billion organisms, including tens of thousands of different species. And most of them are in the midst of a vital job: recycling dead plant and animal debris.
"If it weren't for the activities of soil organisms, we'd be buried in organic (once living) matter," says Serita Frey, UNH professor of soil microbial biology. "Anything organic that lands on the soil gets decomposed very quickly by these organisms: leaves, trees, dead animals."
Invisible to the human eye, this work is nonetheless critical to the health of our planet. "I don't think ecosystems could survive without decomposition," Frey says. "If organic materials weren't broken down, the nutrients held within those leaves wouldn't be available for plants to take up again. It's this whole cycle that has to happen for the world as we know it to sustain itself."
But what if we are unwittingly disrupting that cycle? Frey's research examines the impact of human activities on soil microbial communities, especially fungi. These tiny, diverse organisms — many of which have yet to be identified by scientists — are the main decomposers in the temperate deciduous forests of the northeastern United States.
Consider fossil fuel burning: Along with fertilizer used for agriculture, it's causing a worldwide increase in nitrogen, an important nutrient that can also be hazardous to the environment. Auto exhaust, coal-fired power plants, and other industrial activities emit nitrogen into the atmosphere, where it often travels great distances before returning to earth in rain, snow and dry particles. For instance, winds blow polluted air masses from the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic to the Northeast, which has nitrogen levels five to ten times higher than in pre-Industrial times.
"It's basically causing an inadvertent fertilization of natural ecosystems, and in the Northeast, mostly forest ecosystems," Frey says. "The northern forests didn't evolve under these conditions. They haven't adapted to these conditions. They're used to very low nitrogen."
Since coming to UNH in 2002, Frey has been studying the effects of excess nitrogen in the Harvard Forest, an experimental research site in central Massachusetts. There, researchers spray fertilizer onto forest plots to simulate excess nitrogen entering the soil through precipitation.
Her team has found some dramatic changes in the treated soil, she says. "We see a suppression of decomposition, so that it's not occurring as rapidly as it does in an unfertilized forest. And we see an accumulation of organic debris on the forest floor —
a thicker layer of un-decomposed or partially decomposed leaf material."
Fungi break down organic matter by releasing digestive enzymes into the soil, Frey explains. Nitrogen appears to suppress these enzymes, especially those necessary for completely degrading complex materials such as oak leaves, pine needles and wood. In addition, nitrogen seems not only to reduce the amount of fungi present, but also to change the types of species present. The current hypothesis is that the species found in greater abundance — those able to tolerate higher nitrogen levels — are not as effective at decomposition as the species that have declined because they cannot tolerate nitrogen.
Frey and her team are taking a multi-pronged approach to better understand how and why nitrogen is altering decomposition. Using molecular techniques, they're sequencing the DNA of fungal communities to get a clearer picture of which species are present, as well to what extent genes involved in decomposition are being expressed (or not) in the presence of nitrogen.
They're also growing fungi in the lab and conducting experiments under different nitrogen conditions. Working with Anne Pringle of Harvard University, for instance, they're studying fungi from an evolutionary perspective. That is, they want to figure out if fungi evolve in response to nitrogen fertilization in a way that changes their ability to decompose organic materials.
Ultimately, Frey's research may have implications far beyond the lab. "There could be regulations or policies enacted that would reduce nitrogen pollution in the atmosphere," she says, "and I think for a lot of reasons that could be beneficial. There's too much nitrogen in the environment, and that also harms water quality and human health."
Meanwhile, Frey is looking at how other recent changes — including warmer temperatures — are affecting soil microbial communities. Though she's been doing this work since graduate school, in a sense she's been preparing for it much longer, since she was a child of four or five growing up on a dairy farm in Virginia. Each year, she'd help her father collect, dry and pack soil samples to send away to a lab for routine testing. Then, during her sophomore year at the University of Virginia, she simultaneously took courses on ecology and microbiology. She was intrigued to learn that microbes have a role not only in disease, but also in environmental processes.
That was the turning point that led her to a career in soil ecology. "It merged my longtime interest in the environment and my new fascination with very small things — things we can't see but we know are doing really amazing and important work."
By Sonia Scherr
This story first appeared on the UNH Research website