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Canes rally in third, down Islanders 6-4
Posted February 11, 2013
Uniondale, N.Y. — FINAL: Hurricanes 6, NY Islanders 4
Jiri Tlusty had two goals and two assists in the third period Monday as the Carolina Hurricanes stormed back to beat the New York Islanders, 6-4, and improve to 3-1-1 on their six-game road trip.
Eric Staal has a goal and an assist and extended his consecutive-game points streak to nine. Jeff Skinner scored a goal and Jordan Staal had an assist and each have five-game point streaks.
Cam Ward finished the night with 28 saves.
The Canes are 6-2-1 in their last nine contests and close out their season-long road stretch Tuesday in New Jersey.
End of 2: NY Islanders 3, Canes 2
The Islanders took advantage of two more Canes penalties in the second period and are 3-for-3 on the power play as they lead Carolina 3-2 after two periods.
The second New York goal was tallied by Jonathan Tavares. The 22-year-old now has 10 goals and 16 points against Carolina in 13 career games.
Jeff Skinner tied the game at two on his seventh goal of the season just 30 seconds later.
New York regained the lead on a Matt Moulson goal a few minutes later.
Cam Ward has faced 24 shots while the Canes have taken just 20.
End of 1: Canes 1, NY Islanders 1
Frans Nielsen got the Islanders on the board with a power play goal early in the game but the Canes responded with a goal from the fourth line as Tim Wallace lit the lamp assisted by Jamie McBain.
Cam Ward made 11 saves in the opening period while Carolina only put six on net offensively.
The Hurricanes also took care of the puck with zero giveaways.
20:00 1st: Carolina Hurricanes at New York Islanders
A couple lineup changes are in order for Carolina as they play game No. 5 of 6 on thier season-long road trip. Jamie McBain will get the start on defense for Bobby Sanguinetti and Kevin Westgarth will be a healthy scratch replaced by Andreas Nodl.
In net, Cam Ward will make his fourth consecutive start.
The Carolina Hurricanes are 5-2-1 since starting the year 0-2 and look to stay hot Monday as they play a New York Islanders team that has lost four in a row.
The Isles turned a few heads with a solid 4-2-1 start to the season, but the club has fallen off considerably with four straight regulation losses to begin February.
The Isles won all four meetings against the Hurricanes last season and scored 15 times during the series. All told, the clubs have split the past 12 tilts in this matchup and Carolina has seven wins in its last 10 trips to Long Island. Carolina Hurricanes schedule
The Hurricanes had a two-game win streak snapped Saturday in Philadelphia, but managed to get a point thanks to a third-period goal from Joe Corvo.
Carolina trailed 3-2 heading into the final 20 minutes before Corvo tied it with 12:02 left in the third period. The score remained that way until Philadelphia's Danny Briere scored at the 1:47 mark of overtime to give the Flyers the 4-3 win.
"I think we did a good job battling back there in the third," said Carolina forward Jeff Skinner. "It was a big goal by [Joe Corvo]. We carried the momentum into the overtime, I think. But in overtime anything can happen. So, I think it was a good job battling back."
Corvo also posted an assist in the loss and Jiri Tlusty and Jeff Skinner each lit the lamp for the Hurricanes. Cam Ward posted 28 saves.
The Islanders played Saturday against visiting Buffalo and were dealt a 3-2 setback. The score was tied at 2-2 heading into the third period, but Alexander Sulzer scored the go-ahead goal with 12:25 remaining.
Sabres goaltender Ryan Miller frustrated New York all game, stopping 41-of-43 shots to anchor Buffalo's victory and he notched a game-saving stop of John Tavares on a penalty shot with 3:53 left to play.
New York lost despite outshooting the Sabres by a wide 43-15 margin.
Tavares did register a goal in the first period, but Evgeni Nabokov managed just 12 saves. Colin McDonald netted New York's other goal, with Brian Strait notching two assists in the setback. More Hurricanes Stories
"We came close and we had a bunch of opportunities," said Tavares. "Sometimes it's bad luck, but I think as many opportunities as we had, we've got to put them in when we can."
The setback dropped the Islanders to 1-4-0 as the host this season. New York has lost three straight on home ice since posting its last win at the Coliseum on Jan. 21 against Tampa Bay.
Defenseman Lubomir Visnovsky and forward Josh Bailey both made their season debuts for the Islanders on Saturday. Visnovsky finally reported to the team earlier in the week after attempting to remain in the Russian Kontinental Hockey League following the resolution of the lockout, while Bailey had been sidelined with a knee injury sustained while playing in Germany during the work stoppage .
Visnovsky finished the game with a plus-2 rating, making him the Islanders' only plus player on the season.
Carolina is 2-1-1 on its current six-game road trip and both of the losses on the swing were against the Flyers. The 'Canes are scheduled to complete the trek Tuesday evening at New Jersey.


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Calvin Klein Supports Eva Mendes
Can Eva Mendes stop being so sexy?
Apparently not.
The Women actress and too-hot-for-America underwear spokesperson's latest Calvin Klein ad has been released, and it's a lot like the last one—hot enough to cause third-degree burns.
The line that Mendes is shilling for is called "Seductive Comfort." Which is ironic, because this ad is bound to cause a lot of gents to experience some pleasurable discomfort in public when it hits the streets.


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Did my planks this morning (and did a 2nd set last night also).
1:15 forward planks and :45 on each side.
2x 1:00 forearm prone2x 1:00 forearm prone w/:30 leg lift (:15 per leg)1x :45 forearm left w/:22.5 leg lift1x 1:00 forearm prone1x :45 forearm right w/:22.5 leg lift1x 1:00 forearm prone7:30 total
who says life doesn't have a soundtrack?
I'm stuck at work waiting to hear if I have to respond to a "water loss" job. So...while I have to be here, anyway, I decided to get my planks done.
70 seconds forward + 4 seconds each side. Might be the only chance I get, today, to do them. Or, I could be going home in 10 minutes. I sure hope I'm going home!
4 seconds Mike? really??!!
Yea... 4 seconds...... http://www.audiomicro.com/tracks/dialog/767821
4:30 done, same set as yesterday.
.....Nancy The road to hell is paved....... run trails!
Dang it! You were just waiting for me to make a mistake, weren't you?
40 seconds each side. I'll take my apples back...
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30 sec. each side; 2 x 30 sec front; 30 sec back facing
Life is a headlong rush into the unknown. We can hunker down and hope nothing hits us or we can stand tall, lean into the wind and say, "Bring it on, darlin', and don't be stingy with the jalapenos."
Reading this thread this evening makes me want to go do more planks... it's like a Pavlovian response, how weird... but I'll resist until tomorrow
I feel like that when I see someone out running, even if I've just gotten back from a workout.
I was running late this morning and didn't have a lot of time for planking.
120 sec - forward plank
150 sec - glute bridge
Without ice cream there would be darkness and chaos.
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The yoga instructor gave me a few tips on my prone plank form last night... still have to work on the shoulder blades, but I think I've got the tailbone where it's supposed to be. That set was extra hard after too many downward facing dogs.
This morning:
2 X 30 sec reverse plank, straight arm
2 X 30 sec left side
2 X 30 sec right side
3 X 30 sec prone on forearms
Rest day today, so I'm going to try a couple new core exercises I just found: the Turkish Sit Up and the Turkish Get Up. I'll come back later to report how I did, as well as to log my planks.
this routine is getting easier and easier to stick with. Heck I'll probably continue doing planks into Feb also!
Did a second set of planks last night for a total of 5:30 min of planks yesterday.
did my set this morning of 75 secs forward, and 45 secs on each side.
eta: I just watched those video's OM. Those are good. thanks for sharing them. I was trying to think of a challenge for next month and thought maybe we'd continue with core work but move into crunches, so those would be a good variation if that's what we do.
So I tried the Turkish Sit-up, didn't bother with the Get-Up, that was hard enough! Threw some preliminary push-ups into the mix today, and figure my total time of activity to be about 10 minutes. Off to swim now! 2x :60 prone 1x :45 prone hip/knee twist (12x) 1x :60 prone leg lift (:15 each) 1x :45 prone hip/knee twist (12x) 2x :60 side 1x 10 kneeling push-ups (:30) 2x 5 full push-ups (:30) 1x 10 kneeling push-ups (:30) 4x Turkish sit-up right (:60) 4x Turkish sit-up left (:60)
3 x 30 sec. front; 2 x 30 sec. sides
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HOW TO CREATE CARTOONS (complete)
By Popular Demand---the complete FRANK TASHLIN'S HOW TO CREATE CARTOONS, published 1952.
Frank Tashlin had achieved recognition as a children's writer when he entered the film industry to work in the animation units at Disney and Warner Bros. Both of these early careers would have decisive import for the major films that Tashlin would direct in the 1950s. This early experience allowed Tashlin to see everyday life as a visually surreal experience, as a kind of cartoon itself, and gave him a faith in the potential for natural experience to resist the increased mechanization of everyday life. Tashlin's films of the 1950s are great displays of cinematic technique, particularly as it developed in a TV-fearing Hollywood. They featured a wide-screen sensibility, radiant color, frenetic editing, and a deliberate recognition of film as film. Tashlin's films often resemble live versions of the Warners cartoons. Jerry Lewis, who acted in many of Tashlin's films, seemed perfect for such a visual universe with his reversions to a primal animality, his deformations of physicality, and his sheer irrationality. Tashlin's films are also concerned with the ways the modern world is becoming more and more artificial; the films are often filled with icons of the new mass culture (rock and roll, comic books, television, muscle men, Jayne Mansfield, Hollywood) and are quite explicit about the ways such icons are mechanically produced within a consumer society. For example, in Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?, the successful romance of Rita Marlow (Jayne Mansfield) causes other women to engage in dangerous bust-expanding exercises to the point of nervous exhaustion. Yet the very critique of mass culture by an artist working in a commercial industry creates the central contradiction of Tashlin's cinema: if the danger of modern life is its increasing threat of mechanization, then what is the critical potential of an art based on mechanization? Significantly, Tashlin's films can be viewed as a critique of the ostentatious vulgarity of the new plastic age while they simultaneously seem to revel in creating ever better and more spectacular displays of sheer technique to call attention to that age. The Girl Can't Help It, for instance, chronicles the making of a non-talent (Jayne Mansfield) into a star, viewing the process with a certain cynicism but at the same time participating in that process. These films are vehicles for Mansfield as Mansfield, and are thus somewhat biographical. As with Jerry Lewis, serious treatment of Tashlin began in France, especially in the pages of Positif, which has always had an attraction to the comic film as an investigator of the Absurd. Anglo-American criticism tended to dismiss Tashlin; for example, Andrew Sarris in American Cinema called him "vulgar". In such a context, Claire Johnston and Paul Willemen's Frank Tashlin had the force of a breakthrough, providing translations from French journals and analyses of the cinematic and ideological implications of tashlin's work. DANA B. POLAN
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HOUSTON - The family of a man killed overnight says he lived his life fighting violence.
Deputies responded to reports of a shooting at The Palms on Rolling Creek apartment complex in north Harris County at around 12:45 a.m. Thursday.
When officers arrived, they found the body of 28-year-old Starsky Cooper on the sidewalk between the apartment office and another building.
Investigators said they have not established a motive for the shooting. No arrests have been made.
His family spoke Thursday afternoon at the Community of Faith Church in northwest Houston where he was a member.
They say Cooper recently wrote a book urging teens to stay away from gangs and violence called "Why you shouldn't want to be a gangster in America."
They ask that anyone who can help solve this case, please call the Harris County Sheriff's Office.
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Former DragonForce Singer ZP Theart Does Not Regret Leaving Band
At the time, it seemed like a significant blow for DragonForce fans when singer ZP Theart revealed his exit from the group. But these days it appears as though both Theart and his former band have gotten their careers back on track. DragonForce named Marc Hudson as Theart's replacement in 2011 and released their new album 'The Power Within,' while Theart found his own musical footing with the new project I Am I.


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Lowering Health Care Costs
Health care is a deeply personal issue to me.
My sister-in-law, Barb, died several years ago without health insurance. Barb and her husband both worked full-time, but they couldn't afford health insurance and when she got sick, she couldn't afford the most effective cancer treatment she needed to survive.
Even those who can afford insurance are not immune to the extremely high costs of operations and prescription medications. A few months after my sister-in-law passed away, my brother Danny died, leaving behind a wife and two daughters. His insurance would not cover his cancer treatment because an experimental drug was required. I support legislation that will help more families afford quality health care and that makes sure no families have to go through the suffering my family did.
The Affordable Care Act is not perfect, but it makes real improvements in our health care system. It lowers costs for small business owners, prevents insurance companies from denying people with pre-existing conditions coverage and allows children to stay on their parents' health insurance for longer. It also lowers prescription drug costs for many of our seniors.
Because of these improvements, I will oppose any attempts to repeal these needed reforms.
Now, we need to fix what does not work and work together to find cost-lowering improvements that do not harm patient choice or quality. This means modernizing health care delivery to reduce bureaucracy and administrative spending, while reducing medical errors. We can save money and more importantly, save lives by taking these common sense steps.
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This show always seemed to be playing on the local PBS affiliate when I was a kid. It's oddly hypnotic. The quiet tone and gentle cadence of Bob's voice, the rhythmic whakkity-wak of the brush on the easel, that giant palette, and most of all, the 'fro.Link
Sweet Fancy Moses, what a 'fro. It's something to which all great artists should aspire, I think.
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By Mike Wise
Friday, March 23, 2007
It's not the recruiting pitch an all-state player wants to hear: "You're not going to be on scholarship and you will never play." But that's exactly how John Thompson III enticed Jonathan Wallace to follow him to Georgetown three years ago: a promise of nothing.
What else was he going to tell Wallace? That a farmer's son from rural Alabama, whom Thompson had originally recruited to play at Princeton, was suddenly starting point guard material for a program hoping to be nationally ranked again?
That a keep-to-himself, Southern kid who grew up on an 80-acre cattle farm would follow in the footsteps of the District's John Duren; the Bronx's Fred Brown; Baltimore's Kevin Braswell; Hampton's Allen Iverson; and every other floor general from a metropolitan area who played right into the mean-mugging Hoya mystique?
That a student government president bound for an Ivy League education was going to stand out athletically in the Big East? To fill the kid's head with those dreams would have been worse than disingenuous; it would be just plain cruel.
"He's started, what, every game since he's been here?" Thompson said, half-smiling, pausing to reconsider his original pitch to Wallace. "In spite of me saying that, I have a lot of confidence in John, and I think he has a lot of confidence in me."
Georgetown meets Vanderbilt in the round of 16 Friday evening, and Thompson wants no one else to be his messenger on the court more than Jonathan Wallace. He is called the most underrated player in the Big East by Marquette assistant Jason Rabadeaux.
"Everybody talks about Jeff [Green] and Roy [Hibbert], but certainly he's the head to that body," Rabadeaux said last week.
When he is asked to compare himself with former Hoyas point guards, Wallace says, straight-up: "Pretty much everybody I know of were inner-city type guys. . . .
"You kind of create your own identity when you come here. But no matter what, once you set foot on the Hilltop, things change. You go into this old phase of Georgetown basketball: You got to play with heart and represent what's on your chest and take it serious."
Every time we hear "Georgetown is back," the people who get nostalgic for such things hearken back to the Hoyas of old and want this current run to resemble all that was good and memorable 20-odd years ago. But Georgetown isn't back. The program merely grew and changed, became contemporary and evolved. Its offense wasn't just predicated on defense anymore. It became more cerebral, laced with intricate patterns and choreography that Thompson borrowed from his college coach and mentor at Princeton, Pete Carril. Its players showed less outward swagger and more inward confidence.
These Hoyas dispel every unfair stereotype about what Big John's teams were and weren't about. They took an Ivy League offense, added isolation plays and post-ups as wrinkles, and made it their own. They win with aggressive defense some nights and patient offense the next. They are that rare college team that can win scraps and scintillating, end-to-end runs. And no one embodies their contrasting style and demeanor to the old Hoyas better than Wallace.
"I don't know about stereotypes, but we have a more meticulous style of offense," he said. "I think being able to play both fast and slow, to play both upbeat and meticulous, it gives us the upper hand on a lot of teams. We're able to change gears to adapt to however the game is. But basketball is basketball. If you have smart players on offense, anyone could run this system."
Wallace said he still gets ribbed about his country 'Bama roots, with teammates first asking him if he ever heard of Metro or a taxi. They ask where Huntsville is and say they didn't know people played basketball in Alabama. "I usually say, 'I'll show you. Watch,' " Wallace said. And when the Hoyas he's tightest with, Green and Tyler Crawford, thought the stories about the farm back home were embellished, Wallace brought them to rural Alabama two summers ago to experience his world.
The memories from that trip still evoke loud laughter in the Hoyas' locker room.
"He had this one scary cow that would just stare at me and Tyler," Green said. "It had a broken horn that was just dangling. That kind of freaked me out a little bit."
Said Crawford, "Me and Jeff were trying to find exits out in case they charged."
"I don't know if they ran, but they were afraid," Wallace said. "They saw animals that big, they automatically thought they were going to be eaten."
Wallace had grown up bailing hay, feeding the herd and working on tractors. It's safe to say he's the only Georgetown point guard in recent memory whose father raised cattle for a living. He's also the only one who turned down Princeton to follow a young coach who had just gotten his first big-time job.
"I trusted in him and he came through," Wallace said of Thompson. "It all worked out."
The first time Green met Wallace, his future teammate was so anonymous, "I thought he was our security guy's cousin because he was standing next to him."
"He looks like the anti-Iverson," Crawford said. "But John has those moves; he just doesn't display them all the time. He uses them when he has to. I call him a diamond in the rough."
With a little polish and a full-ride scholarship, he began to sparkle. Three years ago, the notion of a fading Georgetown being here had about the same probability as Jonathan Wallace being here. Today, the kid with the promise of nothing is two wins away from the Final Four, nearing the precipice of everything. Now that's a recruiting pitch.
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CALDWELL The bats came out blazing for Buckeye Trail High in Mondays season opener with Caldwell.
The Lady Warriors pounded out 16 hits and scored early and often in claiming a 15-4 victory over the Lady Redskins, spoiling the coaching debut of Caldwells Karrie Yourkovich.
Trail had nine players join in the hit parade, including a trio who collected three hits each. Junior pitcher Hannah Miller collected a double, two singles and an RBI; sophomore catcher Heather Nealey smacked a double and two singles; and junior third baseman Ashley Watson had three singles and two RBI.
The Lady Warriors also got a triple, single and an RBI from freshman center fielder Amy Kittle and a double and three RBI from senior first baseman Molly Grimes.
Weve been working real hard on hitting and the girls came out tonight and beat the ball pretty good, commented Trail coach George Miller. I couldnt be happier.
Trail also got a solid mound effort from southpaw Hannah Miller, who yielded six hits, struck out eight and walks six in a route-going effort. The Lady Warriors also played well defensively.
Our defense was there when we needed it and everybody did their job, Miller stated. This was a good stepping stone. We just need to keep doing it every game.
Trail erupted for five runs in the first inning on five hits, including a two-run single by senior shortstop Nicky Miller and run-scoring hits by Kittle and junior second baseman Emma Ray.
Caldwell scored once in the bottom of the first on an RBI double by freshman first baseman Ashley Hoff, but the Lady Warriors broke the game open with a four-run second featuring an RBI double by Grimes; an RBI single by Hannah Miller and a two-run single by sophomore right fielder Ashley Stillion.
The Lady Skins got an RBI double from senior right fielder Jessica Shields in the bottom of the second to cut the lead to 9-2, but Trail made it an eight-run gap in the third on an RBI from Grimes.
Trail had another four-run inning in the fourth, including an RBI single from junior left fielder Lacy Black and an RBI groundout by Watson, boosting the lead to 14-3.
Each side scored once more, Trail in the sixth on an RBI single by Watson and Caldwell in the seventh on an RBI groundout by freshman third baseman Katie Schehl.
Hoff paced Caldwell with a double, single and an RBI. Senior designated player Sarah Lowe collected two singles; Shields had her two-run double and Schehl had a single and an RBI.
Redskin senior hurler Amanda Mettler had three strikeouts and four walks.
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I'm working in c# and have strings like
"haha, whoa, 234, $2,999, 3,434,234, conclude"
where I need to split it on the commas. However, I want to ignore commas in numbers, including currency and percents, as well as plain numbers. What I want as a result is:
Is this possible?
Hi lianaent, welcome to the forums
How to distinguish delimiters when they are also valid in strings. That is a tough one!
I have littile to no experience with c#, but my first questions would be:where are the coming from? database, CSV file, etcare the fields consistant? i.e. always in the same sequenceare there "escapes" in the results?
I think it comes down to the format of the string. If you have any control over that, then use a different separator. Technically for lists you should use a semi-colon. However, if you have no control over that, I think you'll find it next to impossible.
Using the string you posted above (which includes spaces), its very simple to match each value:
([A-Za-z]+|[0-9\\,\\$\\%]+[^\\, ])
Mittineague - excellent questions. I had to go back to my work computer and realized that some strings were coming from the database, and while I have no control over what's in the database I can certainly control what comes out. Seems basic at first, but trust me, the code is rather complex in that I'm taking a SOAP string from an external client (no control there), going against out database to pull records, converting the results to a 270 file structure, etc. So the database part is resolved, but the strings coming in from external clients I have no control over and could still need to be parsed.
As to your other questions, there are always 31 fields coming in and yes, the order is predetermined, and there are no escapes.
mickyginger - you're right about the spaces (input.split(' ')), but that's just the way I typed it. No, there aren't spaces. But your pattern works beautifully (with minor tweaking for empty values).
So, I declare this resolved - THANKS!!!!!


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A season's worth of winter 'plein air' oil paintings of a corner of Oxfordshire, around the village of Ipsden and its nearby stretch of the long-distance Ridgeway Path. They capture the rich colours and changeable weather. Also shown are related iPad drawings and sketches, and photos of the artist at work.
Features & Details
- Category Arts & Photography
Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
52 Pages
- Publish Date Oct 24, 2013
- Language English
- Tags oil paintings, plein air, Ridgeway Path, Martin Beek, Ipsden, Oxfordshire, winter, landscape
About the Creator
Martin Beek was born in north London in 1958. He is an artist who works in different media and styles. Previously, his work consisted mainly of landscapes in oil and pastel, mainly of rural America. He had his first public exhibition at Exeter University Library in 1981. He has had numerous solo and joint exhibitions in England, USA and Canada, and his work is in many collections. Martin's most frequent co-exhibitor is the studio potter Andrew Hazelden. His focus on portraits began in 2007. In 2010 he discovered Julia Kay's Portrait Party on flickr.com and has been a very active participant since.
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By Alicia Lacy
Killeen Daily Herald
Temperatures in Central Texas are already in the 90s with today's heat index pushing temperatures near 104 degrees. Area residents can protect themselves from heat related injuries and their pockets from high energy costs when trying to cool their homes.
Energy costs
Keeping homes cool with temperatures reaching 100 degrees without breaking the bank can prove to be a difficult task.
However, James Schindler, Bartlett Electric Cooperative's customer service supervisor, said doing the little things can make a big difference in energy savings.
"The No. 1 thing you do during the summer is use the air conditioner," he said.
According to the Alliance to Save Energy's website, www.energyhog.org, a large portion of energy bills are attributed to the use of the air conditioner in the summer months.
Schindler recommends residents set the thermostat at 78 degrees and changing the air filter every two weeks. The idea that turning off the air conditioner while not at home is actually not a good idea, he said, because the unit will have to work harder to cool the home. "When not at home, turn it up to about 83 or 84 degrees."
A misconception is the use of ceiling fans to cool the home. Because the fans only blow air, it's best to run the fans while in the room.
Replacing insulation in the attic also can increase cost savings. The U.S. Department of Energy recommends homes have between R-22 and R-49 insulation in the attic, which can increase cost savings up to 20 percent. R-38 to R-49 insulation is recommended for the Central Texas area.
Other ways to reduce energy costs include changing out incandescent light bulbs to compact fluorescents because they use 75 percent less energy and emit 90 percent less heat; sealing ducts and cracks; using a power strip for all electronic equipment and turning it off when not in use; and installing a programmable thermostat.
Schindler advises residents to check with their energy companies for rebates for energy efficiency.
"If you upgrade your insulation, (Barlett customers will) receive a $275 rebate," he said.
Sun's harmful rays
Whether outside for work or play, the sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation that can have harmful short-term and long-term affects.
Scott McAninch, Metroplex Hospital's Emergency Department medical director, said sunscreen and sun block with a sun protection factor of at least 15 for protection against UV rays and should be applied 20 minutes before sun exposure.
UV rays can cause premature skin aging, wrinkles, cataracts and types of skin cancer.
According to information from the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration, skin cancers detected early can be cured, the OSHA website states.
McAninch said wearing hats and using umbrellas can decrease exposure to UV rays and darker, thicker clothes can block rays, but can retain heat.
"Sunglasses with ability to block at least 99 percent of UV rays are helpful to decrease chances of eyelid cancers," he added.
UV rays are rated on an index from 1 to 11. The UV index in Killeen reach 10 last week.
UV rays are most intense between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
If tanning, McAninch said sunless tanning lotion or spray is a safe alternative to UV ray exposure.
Heat related-injuries
The most important precaution against heat-related injuries is hydration.
McAninch said thirst is not always an indication of dehydration, so ensuring an adequate amount of water is consumed can prevent heat-related injuries.
McAninch advises people to pace themselves when working or playing outside, use a buddy system to monitor symptoms of heat illness and drink plenty of water and replenish sodium in the body by eating meals with recommended levels of sodium or drinking electrolyte solutions.
Children should drink half a glass to one glass of cool water before activity and half a glass to one glass of water per hour while in the heat and two to three cups within two hours after activity.
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Delight in this seven-piece dining set that features the long, rectangular Canterbury Table and side and arm dining chairs. Extend the table length from its standard 78 inches to 118 inches with the two 20-inch leaves, one of which is self-storing. Beautifully turned table legs complement the front legs of the dining chairs. Both chairs boast upholstered seats and decorative quatrefoil backs. This set is available in either Cornsilk or Heather finish.
The Weatherford 7 Piece Dining Set with Canterbury Table and Quatrefoil Back Chairs by Kincaid Furniture at Becker Furniture World in the Twin Cities, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Minnesota area. Product availability may vary. Contact us for the most current availability on this product.
It's hard to find more coziness in a collection than the Weatherford whole-home collection. Made of solid New Zealand pine, Weatherford offers a sturdy build with soft touches. The entire cottage style collection is available in either the darker Heather finish or the lighter Cornsilk finish, which features Heather tops for a two-tone look. The distressed pieces give the collection a content and relaxed look that makes everyone feel at home. Enjoy the small shutter-style doors on a variety of bedroom and dining pieces as they promote sensible, charming aesthetics. Or dress up your dining room with elegant Tasman Upholstered chairs or quatrefoil-backed Weatherford chairs. Each style of dining chair beautifully complements either the long, rectangular Canterbury Dining Table or the vase-shaped pedestal Milford Round Dining Table. This whole-home collection also focuses on functionality, as hidden electrical multi-outlet power strips, adjustable shelves, and cord exits are components of night stands and TV consoles. Drawer hardware consists of dark round knobs or circular bail pulls that accent either finish. Create a happy home with the inviting Weatherford collection.
The Weatherford collection is a great option if you are looking for Cottage furniture in the Twin Cities, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Minnesota area.
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Lady Gaga Health Scare Caused By Fashion!
Just last week Lady Gaga said, "I would rather die than have my fans not see me in a pair of high heels. I'd never give up my wigs and hats for anything." It turns out the Ga will remove her crazy getups for something: deep vein thrombosis. The crew on her flight from London back to the U.S. this week thought the pop star was showing symptoms of the blood disorder when her legs began expanding inside of her black and yellow McQueen catsuit. Not only was Gaga forced to change out of her ensemble, but the suit was so hard to take off that she needed help undressing. Apparently Gaga was most peeved about stepping out of her blue Armadillo heels. We wonder what she changed into on the flight. Something tells us she doesn't keep a pair of jeans and a t-shirt in her carry-on. [Marie Claire UK]


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Seth MacFarlane and Al Jean are among 52 writers and producers who complain Television Academy's decision to allow the NBC live-action comedy to compete for some animated categories.
Writers of TV animated series launched a complaint against the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for allowing "Community" to join the race in two animated categories. "Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane, "The Simpsons" showrunner Al Jean and 50 other writers/producers have signed a letter which demands an equal treatment for animated show writers.
"We have been told that animated program writers could not also submit their work for writing Emmys," so part of the letter, which was sent to TV Academy and its chair Bruce Rosenblum, read. "Imagine our surprise when this year we see 'Community' once again eligible for comedy series, writing, animated program, and short-form animated program."
Noting that the letter was not "intended to be a slight" on "Community", they requested "to enjoy the very same rights" which the NBC live-action series is entitled now. They added, "Clearly the Academy's ban on submitting in multiple categories is being enforced in an arbitrary and unfair manner. We therefore request that we also be able to submit our programs for both animation and comedy series as well as in the writing category."
The TV Academy has since responded to the complaint by releasing a statement. "It is a general rule of the Emmy competition that producers, writers and directors enter separately in their own program or individual achievement categories, e.g., comedy series writers enter the Writing for a Comedy Series category, drama series directors enter the Directing for a Drama Series category, etc," so the organization began explaining.
However, "eligibility in animation programming is an exception to this general rule, because the animation producers, writers and directors enter the Animated Program category together as a team. There is no separate category for the individual achievements of animation writing and directing."
On "Community" eligibility to submit in consideration for two animated categories, the TV Academy said, "The competition includes a rule that a special episode can enter as a stand-alone special, 'if it involved a significant and substantive format change throughout e.g. from whole-episode live action to whole-episode animation.' "
"The 'Community' producers followed that rule when they entered the producer-writer-director team for the animated episode [titled 'Digital Estate Planning'] in the Animation category and the regular, live-action episodes in the Comedy Series program and Comedy Series individual achievement categories."


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The Orrick Lady Bearcats could not recover from a big early deficit Tuesday night as they dropped their second game in as many nights to begin the new basketball season. Lawson jumped out to a 21-5 lead after the first 8 minutes as the Lady Cardinals opened up the year with a 58-25 win over visiting Orrick Tuesday.
Orrick dropped its opener Monday at Lathrop 54-30.
The Lady Bearcats shot 37 percent Tuesday night and committed 28 turnovers against Lawson's pressure defense. Janee Kassanavoid was one of three Lawson players to reach double figures with a game-high 14 points. Keely Simmons added 13 and Kerstin Huffman hit for 12.
Madison Winters led the Orrick scoring with 11 points and Sam Fulte added 8. Amery Well, Sydnee McGlothlin and Madison Endsley scored 2 apiece. McGlothlin grabbed 5 rebounds for the Lady Bearcats.
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Karachi: Seems like Bollywood celebrities can go to any lengths to make their films look realistic as Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Akshay Kumar have geared up to perfect their tongue for Arabic.
The 'Dhoom 2' actress will be learning Arabic for Sanjay Gupta's directorial movie ' Jazbaa', which will be released internationally and Aishwarya has taken the challenge of dubbing her new venture in her own lines, The Express Tribune reports
On the other hand, Akshay, in order to make his role look more realistic, will be learning Arabic for his upcoming film 'Airlift' where he will be seen portraying the role of Indian-Arab billionaire.
This is not the first time when B-town celebs have tried their hands at different languages.
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A Complete Drive-In Job in a Day
SJF Material Handling, partnering with David Weidenfeller at Interlake Mecalux and Mike Pemrick at Lock N Load Installations, replaced an older pre-existing drive-in system at Triple J Family Farms. Despite working in a cooler, the Lock N Load crew was able to complete the job within a day.
Jason Deiter, sales professional at SJF can be reached at 320.485.4961 directly, or at email@example.com.
Featured Client: Collins & Jewell
Collins & Jewell is a closely held corporation founded in 1946 by Rudolph Collins and Robert Jewell Sr. Now in its 3rd Generation of ownership, partners Christopher Jewell and Brian Dudek continue the growth of the company through Custom Fabrication and Industrial Installations for Global and Domestic Markets. Collins & Jewell provides the Manufacturing and Processing Industries with the latest mechanical services. Currently Collins & Jewell employs full time craftsmen including: Electricians, Pipe Fitters, Fabricators, Mill Wrights and Service Technicians. Our crews are seasoned professionals and we are continually expanding our fleet of equipment, by acquiring new and modern equipment to maintain state of the art technology.
SJF Worked with Collins & Jewell to provide some custom pallet rack for a system that they were installing in a military facility. The rack system is being used to store submarine parts which is why we don't have any photos of this job, but we came up with a solution…
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New Product: Maximum Density Flow Rail
Maximum Density Flow Rail is designed to provide all of the benefits of traditional high-density pallet racking (drive-in, push-back, pallet flow) with none of the drawbacks. This flow rail system can easily store pallets up to 10 Deep!
Here are just a few of the benefits a maximum density flow rail system can provide you.
- Can be installed/retrofitted on most existing racks & drive-in rack systems
- No power necessary – No motors to maintain or batteries to charge.
- No incline necessary – Not gravity feed. No rail incline needed.
- Can be operated with a fork truck to store & retrieve pallets
- Rails are Horizontal – Not angled or gravity fed
- No flow rail brakes to adjust or troubleshoot
- Each lane can hold a different product SKU
- Rail is Maintenance Free and Rust Proof!
- Can be used in low temperature environments
- Easy to modify track length
Read more about this revolutionary new system & view photos and videos of its operation on our website.
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Featured Client: Central McGowan
Central McGowan, Inc. is a leading distributor of welding and industrial equipment, supplies, abrasives, safety equipment, automation and robotics. Serving industrial, medical, specialty, and beverage companies for over 60 years, Central McGowan maintains a commitment to provide high quality and cost effective solutions to clients in MN and beyond.
For several years, Central McGowan has relied on SJF to prioritize efficiency and functionality in their ever evolving warehouse design. The latest project utilized a smaller floor space with higher ceilings. With less floor space, comes the challenge of keeping enough room between racks to operate a forklift while still getting the most storage out of the pallet rack system. SJF delivered uprights that fit the needs as well as assisting in planning a custom layout to optimize the space requirements. SJF also filled the order in a short amount of time by cutting down used beam material to make standard 8 foot beams that looked brand new, which also reduced the price.
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Cantilever Rack Overstock!
SJF currently has more cantilever rack in-stock than we have ever had before. Structural, Lodi & Webb styles – all currently available and shipping from MN (and for a limited time Maine, too!) Be sure to read the entire article to learn how you can get an instant $50 savings on a cantilever rack order.
Structural Cantilever Rack
Just removed from two Home Improvement stores – one in MN and the other in ME.
This material in these sizes and capacities is inherently hard to find and sells quickly!
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16′ Uprights and 36″, 46″ & 54″ Arms. Brace Sets Also Available.
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Now Shipping from Maine (material is currently disassembled and awaiting shipment to our MN location)
16′ Uprights and 36″, 46″ & 54″ Arms. Brace Sets Also Available.
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As Always – This equipment is available on a first-come, first-served basis. SJF encourages customers to inspect this equipment prior to purchase. If you would like to view this cantilever, please make an appointment with an SJF sales representative by calling 800-598-5532.
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New Video – Carton Flow Rack
SJF has just uploaded several new videos to our YouTube channel. (SJF's YouTube Channel) We'll be featuring a new video from this series every few days.
This video shows some of the features and benefits of a dynamic carton flow storage system.
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Bangor man arrested after scuffling with police outside bar
BANGOR, Maine — A local man who police say was causing issues with patrons at the Penobscot Pour House was arrested Friday night when he threatened authorities.
Brandy Laws, 37, was asked to leave the bar around 9 p.m., according to a news release from Bangor police Sgt. Paul Edwards.
When Officer Josh Kuhn arrived and spoke to bar staff, they reported Laws had been "threatening and disorderly and causing issues with other customers," according to Edwards.
When Kuhn asked to interview Laws outside the bar, the suspect grew argumentative and threatened a waitress and a security door man, the sergeant said.
"When Laws threatened the doorman he added he would also do harm to the officer and took a threatening stance," Edwards said.
When Kuhn tried to take Laws into custody, he cocked his arms in a threatening manner, Edwards said. Kuhn brought Laws to the ground, and although he attempted to break free Laws was handcuffed with the bouncer aiding the officer, Edwards said.
Laws was booked into the Penobscot County Jail on charges of criminal trespass, disorderly conduct and refusing to submit to arrest.


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Compensating Wage Differentials for Fatal Injury Risk in Australia, Japan, and the United States
Our research infers the effects of institutionalized wage setting and length worker-firm attachment by comparing estimated compensating wage differentials for fatal injury risk in Japanese, Australian, and U.S. manufacturing. Hedonic labor market equilibrium regressions for Japan reveal a statistically fragile compensating wage differential of 0 percent to 1.4 percent for exposure to the average fatality risk compared to employment in a perfectly safe workplace. Australian workers receive a statistically robust 2.5 percent estimated wage premium. Using new data on work-related fatalities, we find a 1 percent compensating wage differential in U.S. manufacturing that becomes more positive and statistically less significant as data are aggregated. Copyright 1991 by Kluwer Academic Publishers
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Cordray Fields Questions From Senate Panel, Confirmation Uncertain
Former Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray has fielded questions from a U.S. Senate panel considering his re-nomination to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Whether Cordray will be confirmed remains uncertain. Wall Street interests and Republicans in Congress fiercely opposed the agency created to defend consumer rights as part of the 2010 overhaul of the nation's financial regulations.
On Tuesday, Republicans reminded Cordray that they want to see his powers as director of the agency curbed.
Cordray said he was open to working with Congress on making the agency more open and accountable but didn't engage on the issue of its powers.
President Barack Obama resorted to a recess appointment last year to circumvent the Republicans and install Cordray as agency director. The appointment expires at year's end.
If Cordray is not confirmed, he may consider a return to Ohio and run for governor.
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