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Bill would shield social media during hiringBy PETER HIRSCHFELD
Vermont Press Bureau | January 28,2013MONTPELIER That mortifying Facebook photograph your old college buddy tagged you in last week? It may not be such a deal-breaker after all.
Vermont lawmakers want to shield the social media accounts of job applicants from the prying eyes of their would-be employers.
For the second year in a row, Sen. Dick Sears is pushing legislation that would make it illegal for employers to request from job seekers their passwords to Facebook, Twitter and other social media accounts. He attached similar language to ill-fated jobs legislation last year; Sears said Tuesday that hell seek passage of the provision as stand-alone legislation in 2013.
Sears said hes unaware of any instances of Vermont employers demanding access to applicants online profiles as a condition of employment. He said reports of the trend nationally, however, merit some proactive steps in the Green Mountains.
Its sort of like saying, when you come in for your interview, bring your diary with you, and were going to read your diary, said Sears, a Bennington County Democrat and chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Vermont isnt the first jurisdiction to tackle the issue of human resources personnel hunting for skeletons in online closets. Federal lawmakers last year considered a ban on the practice; in September, California enacted legislation prohibiting employers from requesting passwords to social media accounts.
Its a practice that has (increased) over the past five years, and I actually know younger people coming into the job market who are naïve ... and who are asked as a matter of course to provide Facebook and Twitter password information, the rationale being that (the) company didnt want to be embarrassed, and you have nothing to hide, Sen. Philip Baruth said.
Allen Gilbert, executive director of the Vermont chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, said Sears diary analogy effectively conveys the scope of the intrusion when companies gain access to applicants social media accounts.
People are assumed to have reasonable expectations of privacy in their jobs, and I think theres a reasonable expectation that what you write ... in what is essentially an online journal a Facebook page is private, Gilbert said. And an employer should not be able to make it a condition of employment to make you ... provide them with access to personal information that you might not want them to have.
Human Resources Commissioner Kate Duffy said the administration supports the bill, on the condition that it waive the prohibition on online scrutiny for applicants to the Vermont State Police. Background checks for these individuals is fairly significant, Duffy said. I think we hold troopers to a higher level and do kinds of checks on troopers we dont do with the average state employee.
Duffy said the state also wants to ensure that the law wouldnt prevent her department from accessing employees social media accounts even with a subpoena.
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AOK: A Better Way provides an after school program to strengthen families and provide students a place to achieve their academic goals while building their character in a peaceful environment. After School Programs: Muncie Boys and Girls Club provides after school and summer programs for children during the time of day when they are most likely to engage in risky behaviors. Activities include homework help, recreational opportunities, sports, nutrition, and character/leadership development, to name a few. Alliance for Strategic Growth
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Center Based Childcare: United Daycare Center provides developmentally appropriate and inclusive early childhood education/care which contributes to the positive development of all children. At the same time, family self sufficiency is promoted by providing quality early education and child care services which allows parents to pursue education, training and work. Childcare Resource and Referral: Huffer Memorial Children's Center provides child care referrals for parents, training for providers, and promotes quality child care environments for 10 counties in Eastern Indiana. Client Services: Cancer Services Little Red Door provides equipment, food and services in order to reduce the physical and financial burdens of a cancer diagnosis. Some of the benefits provided include: wigs and turbans to enhance the self image of women undergoing treatment, prosthesis and bra for women who have undergone a mastectomy and do not have the resources to pay for this, equipment loan and comfort items such as linens and disposable supplies for in-home care, and nutrition drinks to help patients retain weight during treatment (and for clients who are unable to eat solid food at the end of life). Domestic Violence Services: A Better Way Services provides an ongoing emergency domestic violence shelter and provides a host of related services. The program includes the provision of safe and sanitary shelter and services for women and children who are homeless due to domestic abuse. Early Intervention Therapies: Hillcroft Services provides speech and developmental therapies to children birth to three who are developmentally delayed or who have been diagnosed with a medical condition that has a high probability of developmental delay. Educare: Huffer Memorial Children's center provides developmentally appropriate and inclusive early childhood education/care which contributes to the positive development of all children. At the same time, family self sufficiency is promoted by providing quality early education and child care services which allows parents to pursue education, training and work. Education Enrichment: Motivate Our Minds provides tutoring and educational assistance to children after school. Financial Assistance: YMCA provides financial assistance to individuals and families who otherwise may not be able to afford it, so they may participate in the membership program in order to build a healthy spirit, mind and body. Food Distribution: Second Harvest Food Bank provides food to all food pantries and other nonprofit organizations that serve low income individuals and families in the county in an effort to eliminate hunger. Additionally, the organization runs the Tailgate food distribution program, in which families may periodically receive food directly from the organization at a community distribution location, generally a community center.
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Here's how RW members rated this race (1537 votes).
In short: Second time at Edinburgh, and will definitely be there again next year. Great support from supporters, organisation / marshalling fantastic and the scenic value is just wonderful , like a holiday coastal run :) Date of review: May 27, 2013
In short: Probably great for first time half marathoners but a little too commercialIn full: Half course was long. Follows some of the marathon route. Mile markers 13 and 26 were at the same point and the finish was the same for both. This is very strange as a marathon is 26.2 and a half is 13.1, very annoying if you've been pacing yourself properly to find that the finish is longer. Garmin also confirmed this. Probably great race for first timers but more serious club runners are better off finding something closer to home with an accurately measured course.Date of review: May 27, 2013
In short: Life changing.Date of review: May 27, 2013
In short: Great experience with very friendly people and a must for any runnerDate of review: May 27, 2013
In short: Very well organised marathon, made for PB.In full: It was my first marathon and I will have very good memories as concerned the organisation. The only two small negative points were the goody bag and the lack of isotonic drinks (the preferred gels). A lot of water stations and very helpful race crew. On the other hand the course was outside Edinburgh, it was boring but flat and more friendly for a beginner. If I'll be in UK next year I will do it again.Date of review: May 27, 2013
In full: only 4 toilets at the 10k mark - made a big impact on potential times for those of us who had to "go". However, atmosphere was lovely and the route is quite flat.Date of review: May 27, 2013
In short: Well organised and definate PB potential.In full: A well organised race setting off from the beautiful city of Edinburgh with two good start areas to avoid congestion. This is the 5th time I have done this race in the last 6 years and the good thing is that organisers have listened to the runners and made the relevent changes to the finish area. Does not have the 10 deep support of London but where possible the crowds are very motivational. Definate PB potential.Date of review: May 27, 2013
In short: Boring & uninspiringIn full: Forth time of doing Edinburgh Marathon which should be renamed East Lothian Marathon as you start in the east end of the city and are in East Lothian for 20 miles or so. Did the first one in 2003 which was in Edinburgh and was pretty scenic. What a contrast with 2013. The start is probably the best part. The run from leith links onwards is dull and boring and from Musselburgh race course you're doubling back on your self. As it is along coastal rods crowds are sparse. The finish is totally underwhelming as it doesn't even finish in the race course but a below average park which is not scenic so no sense of achievement not like a stadia such as meadow bank or holyrood park. Only reason I ran this time was it is local and for charity but I had been warned. If you want to run on a pretty flat course and be bored out your mind without a wow factor at the finish then this is for you!Date of review: May 27, 2013
In short: Organisation and signage need improvingIn full: The atmosphere was OK. Toilets were too sparse at the beginning and were (as such) pretty disgusting. The goody bag was a bit stingy considering the price of entry and the mile markers were sparse. Local support was good though and the luggage seemed well organised. The race crew were fantastic! Overall, an OK sort of race.Date of review: May 27, 2013
In short: Getting better but still not greatIn full: 9th time I've run Edinburgh, and definitely improves year on year. Dropped out after a mile due to injury last year so didn't see the finish then, but it is much better than the farce of 2 years ago. Would prefer if energy drinks were on offer rather than gels, which most runners carry anyway. A bit congested in places, such as the short out & back after the first mile (not sure why this has been moved from closer to the finish, as previously), and the brief switch onto loose dirt & stones after mile 18 isn't great and has the potential for injury. Felt every bit of rutted tarmac after Cockenzie on the way back too, but that's out of the organisers control. Should really be called the East Lothian marathon, with many miles of dull empty beach & country road. On the plus side, support in the last mile or so is great and event is well organised. Definite PB potential too, but as others have said course definitely undulates, rather than being as flat as described by the organisers.Date of review: May 27, 2013
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"The Leepers have donated to the campaign by reducing the price from $1 million to $850,000," said Dee Williams, chair of the Friends of the Wright Opera House. "This brings us a bit closer to our goal of closing the sale during 2010 to protect the current tax benefits for our donors."
The package was negotiated pro bono by Ridgway businessman and realtor, Ed Folga, on behalf of the Friends of the Wright Opera House.
The building is already providing spaces not available elsewhere for performance and arts education. According to Williams, this past year has basically provided a "test run" to see how fully the building is likely to be used.
"Instead of having a large portion of the building mostly dormant, those spaces have been opened up to a variety of uses," she said. Organizations that have used the building include Weehawken Creative Arts, Ouray County Performing Arts, Ouray County Players, Timshel Theater Company, and the Movie Club. Weddings, conferences, proms have added to the consistent usage.
"We are into our final fundraising push now," said fundraising chair Joyce Linn. "The community has been extremely generous over the past year. With donations, pledges, and grants, the campaign total has reached $548,000. That has covered the many fees essential for starting and maintaining this campaign including appraisal, structural analysis, obtaining the mixed use non-profit status, a reserve for closing costs, and promotion of events.
"The campaign currently has a bit over $500,000 to take to the closing, and we have approximately $150,000 more potentially identified," continues Linn. "We need to raise the rest before October 1 if we are to prepare for a December closing. A tall order, but we won't know if we can do it unless we try.
Donors assisting with the Wright Opera House purchase will receive significant tax benefits if the sale can be completed in 2010. The State of Colorado has designated the building as an Enterprise Zone Rural Economic Development project, allowing a 25 percent tax credit on donations between $50 and $100,000. Combined with the current Federal IRS charitable donation deduction, effective at least through 2010, donors receive at no less than half of their donation back in tax benefits.
Persons interested in supporting the purchase of the Wright Opera House should contact Linn, 970/325-4235, or any board member. Potential donors are encouraged to first take a tour of the building to learn first-hand its current condition and the manner of enhancements being considered. Boardmembers conduct frequent tours and welcome inquiries.
Summer/Fall fundraising events include a benefit performance on July 26 by Kurt McComber; a Ouray County Performing Arts Guild concert on Aug. 4; an in-the-works Timshel Theater Company production of "Tuesdays With Morrie" in late September or early October; and a Diamond W Wranglers concert on Sept. 17;. For campaign information and a complete Opera House schedule, go to www.SaveTheWright.org.


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Fergus Falls sisters take small idea to big placesFergus Falls, MN (WDAY TV) - Every little girl plays dress up while growing up. But these Fergus Falls designers turned their passion for dresses and curls into something much bigger.
Fergus Falls, MN (WDAY TV) - Every little girl plays dress up while growing up. But these Fergus Falls designers turned their passion for dresses and curls into something much bigger.
Now their custom designs, by Matti's Millinery, are going international.
A few pin needles here, a couple stitches there, and these sewing sisters will take you straight into a history lesson. Ideas sparked in this very attic, seven years ago.
Hannah Burkhardsmeier, Matti's Millinery: "Matti just decided one day, I'm just going to make that huge civil war dress that we've been wanting to make forever."
Since then, they've spun together about 800 outfits from all different eras. Even a few from their own, but just exactly how old are they?
Hannah Burkhardsmeier: "We get asked that a lot, now a days. I'm 25 and Matti is 24."
Young and mighty successful.
Hannah Burkhardsmeier: "I think the most exciting thing was when we got contacted from someone in Germany and Australia."
Matti's Millinery has gone global. Selling custom made dresses in Germany, Great Britain and 12 other countries not including here in the U.S.
Matti Burkhardsmeier, Matti's Millinery: "After I made those costumes, and we started putting them online and selling them then a lot of customers were contacting us, saying I really loved what you did here can you make me this. Oh I love these two dresses can you put them together? But I want it in green."
And all shipped out, overseas from the backyard of Fergus Falls.
Matti Burkhardsmeier: "We needed a space because after dad stepped on a couple pins downstairs he said that's enough we are giving you, your own space."
Now, each year, they are doubling business from their own parents' home. Pouring 40, 50 and sometimes 60 hours of work a week behind this time machine.
Hannah Burkhardsmeier: "The sky is the limit, pretty much."
Taking thread and spinning it into history.
Matti Burkhardsmeier: "I love it. I would never want to do anything else. It's my dream come true and you know, if you can actually do what you love then you should."
The sisters also create dog costumes, some even worn by pets in the Westminster Dog Show.
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Class Spirit T-Shirt
Let the celebrations begin! Show your support for the graduating class from head to toe with a Tulip® Fashion Glitter™ Shimmer Transfer Sheets and some Tulip® Body Art™!
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On your computer select a desired font for "2011". Once chosen, enlarge to desired size and print out onto paper.
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Kanye West Slams Pink, Rants About Taylor Swift in Leaked Post-VMA Audioby Hilton Hater at . Updated at .
Kanye West has been caught flipping out again.
But instead of going off on a camerman at the airport, a new audio tape has leaked that purports to be of Kanye explaining why he notoriously interrupting Taylor Swift at the 2009 MTV Viideo Music Awards.
Gawker has obtained and posted the recording, which supposedly features West ranting to friends at the Corner Bistro in New York shortly after the ceremony.
"I'm pushing the envelope!" A voice that sounds like West's says. "I wrote my f---in' 'Run This Town' verse for a f---in' month! When I heard Eminem's verse on the Drake shit, I went back and rewrote my shit for two days. I canceled appointments to rewrite! I f---in' care! You know what I'm saying? And that's what I'm saying."
We can't be clear we know what Kanye is saying, but he continued:
"Because I did that, Taylor Swift cannot win over Beyoncé! Because I wrote my verse in two days, Taylor Swift cannot beat Beyoncé. As long as I'm alive! And if I'm alive, kill me then! Kill me then! As long as I'm alive, you gon' have to deal with it. 'Cause there ain't gonna be no more motherf---ing Elvises with no James Browns."
Why does Kanye sound so angry, he's asked by a friend?
"Because my mother got arrested for the f-ckin' sit-ins," he replies. "My mother died for this fame s-it! I moved to f-ckin' Hollywood chasing this shit. My mother died because of this s-it. F-ck MTV."
The rapper closed his rant by taking some shots at Pink.
"What the f-ck was Pink performing? Don't nobody know that song. Pink performed twice! Two songs? How the f-ck Pink perform two songs and I didn't even get asked to perform Heartless. Heartless is the biggest song of the year! It had the most spins of the first quarter! I don't know that Pink song! But I know that she's Pink! They put me in a f-ck' room."
A rep for Kanye has not returned calls for verification of this audio, but Kris Jenner will likely speak up soon and explain that West was just tired.
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Hated this guy before the Taylor swift incident, hated him more afterward. Didn't know I could dislike him more but after reading this, yea I think it's possible. WTH do sit-in's & his mom have to do with any of it? Kanye is just an egotistical maniac & as much as it surprises me to say it, he might just be more disliked than the Kardashians for many. The one GOOD piece of news I read today is the Kardashian's show is ending. The bad news is it supposedly isn't until 2015. PLEASE take this crap & all other idiotic 'reality' TV off the air!
Not sure if winners are told ahead of time or not. I think it sucks if they do but it makes sense considering some pre-record acceptance speeches. The public votes for the VMA's so I think that merit's a lot of recognition. As far as Beyonce being a stronger artist, I TOTALLY disagree. The info I found shows Taylor Swift has sold 100 million records, 72.5 million which are certified. Beyonce has sold 75 million with 50.6 million being certified. Plus Taylor's first record to hit the charts was 3 years later than Beyonce. Taylor first charted in 2006, Beyonce first charted in 2003. Not a country fan but I like Taylor OK because she's pop-country. Beyonce is talented, can't deny that but not a big fan of her. I just think she's always been cocky & only looking out for herself. Otherwise, her parents wouldn't have been her manager & stylist & I think Destiny's Child would have been together a lot longer. Anyway, not trying to start a war between Taylor & Beyonce fans, just looking at the sales numbers & giving my opinion :-)
What are you - an IDIOT??? Of COURSE Swift has TALENT - much much MORE than West! (And I'm black saying this so don't pull out the race-card!)!
They say we gotta stick together but never said we had to blindly follow a CRAZY-A$$ MANIAC! West sees himself as a .."Superior Being" which is comical to me! All I see is a RICH "brotha"!


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In the spring of 1975, something magical occurred in Hammond, Ind. Four young men did something that had never been done before, and hasn't been repeated since. Hammond High School runners Rudy Chapa, Tim Keough and Carey Pinkowski, led by their 20-something coach, Dan Candiano, became the only high school runners from the same school in the same year to break 9:00 for 2 miles. It wasn't planned. It hadn't been a specific goal for any of the trio or their coach. It just happened.
Pinkowski did it first, running a solo 8:56.2 on what Keough described as a "horrible," cold, windy day. Pinkowski was on his own because the team's two stars, he and Chapa, never raced each other on the track. In cross country the pair had intentionally tied for first in the Indiana state championships. Candiano devised the plan to preserve his top runners so they could always earn maximum points for the team, as distance runners weren't allowed to run multiple events in 1975. A few days after Pinkowski broke 9:00, Chapa and Keough had their chance. They rose to the challenge, running 8:52.6 (Chapa) and 8:52.8 (Keough).
At that moment the Hammond Trio had the first-, second-and fourth-fastest times in the country for 2 miles. To put the accomplishment in perspective, in 1975 only five other high school runners broke 9:00 in the 2-mile run, out of more than a million attempts at the distance, according to data compiled by noted track statistician Jack Shepard. Shepard's data show that only three times since have two runners from the same school accomplished the feat, and all of them are sets of twins--Chuck and Frank Assumma in 1977, Mark and Eric Mastalir in 1986, and Joe and Jim Rosa in 2010. The Assummas and Mastalirs were out of California; the kids who broke 9:00 were often from warm-weather states on the West Coast. But it was a farm boy from neighboring Illinois who served as an inspiration for the trio: Craig Virgin, who broke Oregonian Steve Prefontaine's national outdoor high school record with an 8:40.9 2-mile in 1973.
"It wasn't Prefontaine or Shorter or any of those guys that were as much of an influence," says Keough. "Virgin was one of us. He was our age. He was from the Midwest . Somebody we could relate to."


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It's no cliché. She means it. She lives it. You can tell.
Those aren't mindless doodles scribbled with a ballpoint pen on the back of her notebook. No "Debbie + Jack" or "Rolling Stones rock!" It's real, raw, intense.
Who is she?
I've stared at this photograph for what seems like hours since the death last week of revered photographer Ken Elkins, whose artistry graced the pages of The Anniston Star for three decades. Choosing a favorite Ken Elkins picture is like selecting your favorite $100 bill; it's not fair.
This one, though, is mine.
Little do I know about it. Our records are slim. Where was it taken? When was it taken? What happened to this young soldier? His uniform says "U.S. Army," so was he shipped overseas? Did he see combat? If so, did he survive? Did this young couple get married? Did they have children?
Where are they today?
Yet, this photograph says so much — about war, about young people, about hope, about the unknown, about love, about America — that it deserves a place alongside the iconic images of Robert Capa and Joe Rosenthal and Eddie Adams, wartime photographers with few equals. That's not hyperbole or overblown local boosterism. That's fact.
Though it has no names or dates, this single image offers a quintessential view of America's turbulent times that enveloped us during the '60s and '70s. This photo, and this young couple, shows who we were, how we lived, and the emotions we felt.
Look closely.
On the middle finger of the girl's left hand is the soldier's school ring.
A half-smoked cigarette is in the soldier's right hand.
His watch is covered by his uniform sleeve.
He wears no discernible rank.
Both hands rest on the barrel of his gun.
She holds tight to his arm, her head resting poignantly on his shoulder.
His face seems blank, though not catatonic or expressionless.
Her face is solemn, the human focus of the entire image.
And her notebook.
Its "Love & Peace" message is front and center. The "o" in love is a peace symbol. Another large peace symbol is drawn at the top. And in the upper right corner is a short phrase that's unreadable unless you use the power of Photoshop to enlarge it several times over.
It reads:
"Get Out Of Cambodia!"
I have no idea if this girl's boyfriend was bound for Southeast Asia. There's no way to know. Nevertheless, the Vietnam War lasted two decades and involved numerous countries, including ours; more than 58,000 U.S. soldiers died. And President Nixon's decision to bomb military targets in previously neutral Cambodia in 1969 was one of the war's most pivotal and controversial moments. It's too easy to say without Cambodia there would be no Kent State, but the timeline is nonetheless hard to discount.
The assumption is that this soldier was shipping off to somewhere: for training stateside or overseas combat; that the photograph was taken in the early 1970s; and that this teenage girl was reeling in her irrepressible emotions caused by the thought of her boyfriend being sent to a far-off land to fight a war that she clearly did not support.
"Love & Peace."
"Get Out Of Cambodia!"
The splendor of Ken Elkins' photographs rests in their ability to take us places: into people's hearts, into their homes, into their minds. I refuse to believe Ken snapped a few frames of this young couple and merely lucked into an image that said more than could a thousand words. Of course, only Ken could prove me wrong.
To stare at this image is to feel this young woman's despair, to understand her fear for her boyfriend's safety, to imagine the thoughts running through a young soldier's mind. It makes you wonder: Did this couple ever see each other again?
Ken's brilliance gave us this couple's unfinished story. Perhaps that's how we should leave it.
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In this video you can hear the kitten stuck inside an Abraham Lincoln statue at the President's Hall of Fame in Clermont, Florida.
Officials say the kitten had been trapped inside for three days. The fire department had to drill a hole at the top of the statue, and a firefighter lowered himself inside to make the rescue.
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When the Buffalo Sabres drafted Zemgus Girgensons in the first round of the 2012 NHL draft, the expectation was that he would become a physical, two-way center. But for almost all of his first professional season, the 19-year-old has played left wing.
Friday night, however, Girgensons was given the chance to play center for the second weekend in a row.
Maybe the 6-foot-2 Latvian forward should have been in the middle before now, but there's good explanation for him being used at wing.
First off, he entered the season as the youngest player in the American Hockey League. The Sabres' organization wanted to bring him along slowly, giving him around eight minutes per night on the wing to learn how to play against much older, bigger and tougher players.
Then in mid-January, he suffered a concussion. It was shortly after the lockout ended and he was likely to get a chance in the middle. But his progression was brought to a halt while he recovered. After missing more than a month, he was forced to start at square one again.
But Girgensons is back to 100 percent now and is finally playing his natural position – one where he's projected to be a top six player with edge and scoring ability.
Against the Toronto Marlines on Friday, the Amerks' rookie was paired with Evan Rankin and Patrick Rissmiller – two offensively skilled players. The line, like most of the Amerks, struggled to create offense. They managed just one shot between them in the 4-1 loss.
Girgensons' game was more solid in his own end.
"He's really strong in the defensive zone," head coach Chadd Cassidy said. "I haven't seen a lot of deficiencies in his D-zone coverage helping our D-core down low, so I've really liked him there so far."
His success on defense is predicated on effort. It's noticeable how often he skates hard on the backcheck, causes opponents to lose the puck and has successful breakout passes.
"He'll win loose puck battles," Cassidy said. "He'll get there first, he'll own the lane to the puck. And I think he's done a good job being able to get it and then get it to somebody that will get us out of the zone."
Getting back into the habit of playing center this late in the season isn't easy. The Amerks have played three three-in-threes this month and this is about the time young players tend to wear down physically and mentally. Girgensons would have been playing in the playoffs in juniors about this time last year. He's also taken more punishment from older and far more developed players.
"The last time I played center was last May," Girgensons said. "I hadn't taken a faceoff in 11 months. It's about getting back to doing all the little details."
And there's the offensive side. The Amerks' young forward has shown flashes of quick decision making and impressive passing ability in the offensive zone, but he's only scored 17 points in 59 games. Part of that is because of his role and lack of power play time, but it's also part of being a raw prospect.
"Through the middle, I'm a player that's good with speed," he said. "If you hit me with the puck with speed, good things can happen."
But the game is more difficult in the pros to get that speed and rush into the zone. Goals often get scored in front of the net on rebounds or on passes from behind the net or along the wall.
The Sabres trust that he'll make the adjustments. Cassidy has said multiple times his rookie center has tremendous makeup. Girgensons has shown a commitment to his work ethic and to learning the game throughout the season. His mental and physical toughness are, to say the least, needed within the organization.
David Leggio - Stopped 35 of 37 shots in the loss. The AHL announced that Syracuse's Tyler Johnson has won the AHL MVP. In my opinion, Leggio should have been the choice considering he's played as many games as most forwards and is consistently pummeled with shots.
Jerome Gauthier-Leduc – Continues to struggle in his own end. The game-winning goal on Friday came when Gauthier-Leduc allowed the Marlies' forward to walk directly in on Leggio instead of directing him to a bad angle. The rookie defenseman finished -3 on the night.
Corey Tropp – Was back in the lineup after letting his recently-repaired knee rest last weekend. The Amerks will need Tropp as they head into the playoffs. But his long-term outlook is more important.
Alex Biega – Is the most under-appreciated player on the Amerks. The team will give out awards on Saturday night and Biega should be given the award for being a strong contributor without a whole lot of limelight.
Johan Larsson – Has not impressed on the offensive side of the ice. Several times he hesitated to shoot on the power play and cost himself a chance to score. His passes have often ended up on the other team's tape or nobody's. He was a minus-3 with one shot.
Playoffs – The Amerks could have clinched with a win on Saturday. The need a win or help Saturday against Hamilton on Fan Appreciation Night.


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HR Sim League Orlando Magic
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SG: Andre Iguodala, Mickael Pietrus
SF: Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Boris Diaw
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Hell yea I made it to the playoffs! Now lets attempt some upsets.
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I have a bad feeling that my team wont go far this year
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I'm attempting to attack the Celtics weak players which is the SG and C. Oneal has no chance against Webber same with Davis. SO Ruben and Smith needs to step up and bully the center and shooting guard position.
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Images from NASA's Terra satellite show the coastline of Japan's Honshu island in the area around Sendai before and after Friday's earthquake. The left image is from Feb. 26, and the right image is from today. The images are color-coded to reflect surface composition rather than what the eye would see. The "Flood" label helps you gauge the extent of the flooding caused by the tsunami that followed the quake.
This week's earthquake caused the main island of Japan to shift as much as 13 feet to the east, seismologists say. That may sound like a shocker, but it's just one of the natural changes that come along with an 8.9-magnitude temblor — like the 1.8-microsecond speed-up of Earth's daily rotation and the 6.5-inch shift in Earth's axis.
The eastward shift was documented by Japan's Geonet network of GPS monitoring stations, based in Tsukuba, said Ken Hudnut, a geophysicist at the U.S. Geological Survey's Earthquake Hazards Program in Pasadena, Calif. Similar shifts took place during last year's 8.8 earthquake off the Chilean coast, as well as the 9.1 earthquake near Sumatra that caused a disastrous tsunami in 2004.
"It's the same phenomenon in all three cases," Hudnut said. The movement is linked to the release of the strain that builds up when one tectonic plate grinds against another in a subduction zone.
"What's going on is that the plate going down drags along with it the upper plate as strain is stored in between earthquakes," he explained. "When the earthquake occurs, the upper plate lurches eastward over the subducting plate. The oceanic plate that's going down is relatively rigid, but the upper plate is like a wedge of material that's more elastic. So picture that upper wedge as being almost like an accordion that's being compressed between the times of earthquakes. It's like a spring. You're loading up the spring between earthquakes — in other words, you're compressing the eastern edge of the spring toward the main island of Japan. The earthquake allows that material to spring out toward the east."
Japan's network of 1,200 GPS monitoring stations, operated by the Geographical Survey Institute, shows a maximum springing-out effect of 13 feet (4 meters), with an average displacement of about 8 feet (2.5 meters) along a stretch measuring more than 300 miles (500 kilometers).
Everything that links GPS readings to maps, ranging from driving directions to property records, will have to be changed as a result of the shift, Hudnut told me. "Their national network for property boundary definitions has been warped," he said in an e-mail. "For ships, the nautical charts will need revision due to changed water depths, too (of about 3 feet). Much of the coastline dropped by a few feet, too, we gather."
We're starting to get pictures from space that document how the coastline has changed due to the earthquake and the tsunami. The NASA photos at the top of this posting show the coastline around the city of Sendai, which was one of the hardest-hit areas. The left photo was taken on Feb. 26 by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectrometer, or MODIS, aboard NASA's Terra satellite. The right photo was taken today by the same instrument. You can see that wide stretches of the coast are still flooded, in part because barriers erected at the coastline's edge are now keeping water in rather than keeping it out.
Other satellite pictures, distributed by Google, provide a closer-in view of the devastation caused by the tsunami. In each of the before-and-after sets below, the left picture was taken before the earthquake and the right picture was taken afterward. We've put together an eye-opening slideshow of before-and-after imagery that gives you control of the slider. And you can check out Google's blog posting and this Picasa Web album for still more.
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Satellite photos provide before-and-after views of Kamaishi, a coastal city north of Sendai in Japan.
These photos show before-and-after views of Japanese communities, with the left views taken before the earthquake and the right view taken today. The upper set shows Yuriagi and the lower set shows Yagawahama, both in Japan's hard-hit Miyagi prefecture.
Update for 7:25 p.m. ET March 13: I've updated the figures for the change in the day's length and the position of Earth's axis to reflect fresh figures from Richard Gross, a geophysicist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
More post-earthquake imagery:
- Slideshow: Japan before and after the tsunami
- Satellite photos show scope of Sendai damage
- Japan's devastation documented by satellites
- Slideshow: Japan struggles to recover from quake
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Boxed up in the tiny Hamilton (N.Y.) High gym, the Ossining girls basketball team was down four and needed a jolt. Hamilton was last year's Section 1 Class C champion, 12-0 to start the 2012-13 season and had the home crowd rocking the gym.
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"She's not the rah-rah type kid and the kids understand that because she leads by example," Ricci said. "She's always first in drills but she won't yell at kids or celebrate after she makes a great play. She's so level-headed."
Chong was one of the most coveted point guard prospects in the nation, and she will attend the nation's best basketball school as a result. Chong is the Huskies' only commitment in the Class of 2013 and will join a loaded backcourt in Storrs-Mansfield.
"UConn looks at kids who fit what their program is about. They want kids without big egos so they can walk in and be a part of a team that has all All-Americans on it," Ricci said. "They wanted to get to know her and after she took all of her visits, she ended up at UConn."
Ossining is off to a 9-3 start to start this season and is looking to repeat as Class AA Champions. In last year's tournament final, Chong scored 31 points and contributed eight rebounds and five assists in a 79-48 win.
Ricci has the rest of the season to watch probably the best player he has ever coached, and he's always there to help her try and get better. He was still amazed, but not surprised at her performance this night before.
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