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Danpa (Danny Patterson)
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Location: Houston, TX
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Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2011 12:49 pm
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TrooperTim wrote:
I'm going to guess this is the unofficial "Intro Thread," so... hello everyone.
My clone trooper was approved a few days ago and I'm looking forward to being a part of this group. I met some RL members at Dragon Con and decided to send in an application to join. I've been a member of the 501st for almost 2 years now. I'll be at Fan Days so I'll probably run into a few new faces and introduce myself.
Welcome aboard!
* Kessel Base
---- Knights of the Jedi Order (Star Temple)
* 501st Legion (Star Garrison - STXS) ID/IG-7595
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Danpa (Danny Patterson)
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Location: Houston, TX
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Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2011 12:50 pm
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TK6294 wrote:
Just saying hello. I just up and crossed over to the light side.
I will be posting more event for North Texas when possible. We would like to do more joint event in DFW....
Good to see you over here on the "light side" ... Welcome aboard!
* Kessel Base
---- Knights of the Jedi Order (Star Temple)
* 501st Legion (Star Garrison - STXS) ID/IG-7595
---- Imperial Officer Corps
---- Imperial Gunnery Corps
* Jedi Assembly (Southern Order)
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Fearless (Pete Cardona)
Kessel Base XO
Joined: 16 Aug 2010
Posts: 282
Location: San Antonio, TX
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Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2011 2:59 am
Post subject:
TK6294 wrote:
Jedi Maxx wrote:
TK6294...how many costumes do you have?
They all look pretty rad!
If I tell you, you have to promise not to tell my wife. (just kidding)
I have been busy...
For myself:
Null Arc Ordo
Tie Pilot
Reserve Pilot
Imp Gunner
Imp Officer
Sandtrooper (In progress)
Biker Scout
ANH Princess Leia (80% done)
4 kid size jawas for my 4 younglings
So awesome!!
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SirkEkulSetax (Kris Luke)
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Location: Houston, TX
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Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2011 12:03 pm
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Greetings, newly-christened Rebels!!
Jim--good to see you over here (you traitor
Kessel Base Public Relations Officer
KJO Detachment member - NR formal Jedi Master
501st Legion/Star Garrison/STXSquad - TK5157
"If I ever cross blades with another Yuuzhan Vong warrior who can handle a lightsaber, it'll be way too soon."
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Jedidan45 ()
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Location: Temple, TX
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Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2011 1:17 am
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Welcome everyone!
"What the hell is an Aluminum Falcon!?!"
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Zrissa (Linda Whitson)
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Joined: 11 Jan 2003
Posts: 666
Location: Natural Steps, Arkansas
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Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2011 3:28 am
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Arkansas Regional Captain, Kessel Base
Proud member of Spice Runners Squadron
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Maumi (Dena Maumi Curtis)
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Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 3:33 pm
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Little Geek loves her Big and Baby Geek!
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Thistledown ()
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Joined: 25 Jan 2012
Posts: 14
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Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2012 10:57 am
Post subject: New to the RL
I wanted to introduce myself and say hello as well. My name is Tim Goldenburg, my formal pilot costume was just approved, and I'm based out of Austin, TX.
I'm looking forward to seeing some of you at Texas Comic Con and Celebration VI.
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Fearless (Pete Cardona)
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Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2012 9:17 pm
Post subject: Re: New to the RL
Welcome Tim!! We will have a booth at Texas Comic Con. Look forward to trooping with you!
Thistledown wrote:
I wanted to introduce myself and say hello as well. My name is Tim Goldenburg, my formal pilot costume was just approved, and I'm based out of Austin, TX.
I'm looking forward to seeing some of you at Texas Comic Con and Celebration VI.
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Nirmak ()
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Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2012 3:32 am
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I guess it is protocol to introduce oneself here. I am Kamrin, from Little Rock. I just found out that this whole world existed last week. I am so excited to have finally found "my tribe."
Trying to figure all this out.
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Sand Flea ()
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Posts: 16
Location: San Antonio, Texas
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Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2012 2:25 am
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I guess I should introduce myself here. Im in SA TX. I troop a lot and I'm in the 501st Legion as well. I am SandFlea on legion boards and my legion ID is 7435. I own and ride a Harley motorcycle. I also do PS3 games. I'm one of the better armor builders in this area. Working on my Rebel Pilot which should be done in 2-3 weeks. Here are the costumes I currently own and troop.
Rebel Fleet trooper with Rebel Legion
501st legion costumes-
SWAT-advanced build TD on MEPD
EIB-intermediate build TK on FISD
My customs
TK - Stormtrooper: ANH Stunt
TD - Sandtrooper
ID - Imperial Officer: Staff Officer, (Black)
TS - Snowtrooper
DZ - Tusken Raider: ANH (male)
TI - TIE Pilot: ANH
IC - Imperial Crew: Deck Crew
TD - Stormtrooper: Heavy Weapons Trooper
IG - Imperial Gunner
IC - Imperial Crew: Bridge Crew
TI - TIE Pilot: Reserve Pilot
TB - Biker Scout
SL-Emperor: ROTJ (need contacts before submit for approval)
IN- Navy Trooper
IN-Navy Trooper Commander
Look foward to trooping with you guys.
Biscuit, Rebel Pilot (Red 9), Rebel Fleet Trooper, Kessel Base
Sand Flea
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pico (Joe Cygan)
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Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2012 2:57 am
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Welcome aboard, Mr. Modesty. Its that self deprecating manner that makes you such a joy to be around.
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Sand Flea ()
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Joined: 01 Apr 2012
Posts: 16
Location: San Antonio, Texas
Medals: None
Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2012 3:06 am
Post subject:
I'm your wingman any day Joe. LoL
Biscuit, Rebel Pilot (Red 9), Rebel Fleet Trooper, Kessel Base
Sand Flea
501st legion, Star Garrison, CTX Squad
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JaesGawrd (James Garcia)
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Joined: 14 Aug 2010
Posts: 140
Location: San Antonio
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Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2012 7:03 am
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Tim, Kamrin, and Darren,
Welcome! We could always use more pilots.
Looking forward to trooping with you guys and let me know if you have any questions.
James Garcia
Spice Runner Squadron CO
"Their good intentions are soaked with selfishness and the Dark Side." - Ja'es Gawrd
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The stadiums are only 1.4 miles apart making it London's most local derby, yet this season is only the 35th in which Chelsea and Fulham have been in the same division.
The current 13 seasons is the longest run together but the 1960s was another period when the two clubs met regularly, which meant memories of SW6 contests past flowed freely at the 1963 Reunion Dinner held at Stamford Bridge on Thursday evening.
The event, which was also attended by Chelsea fans and club representatives, marked the 50th anniversary of a young Chelsea side winning promotion under the management of Tommy Docherty, the start of a cherished period in the club's history.
The story of the 1962/63 season can be read in part one and part two of an article published on this website back in May.
Docherty, plus many of the players from that decade including Bobby Tambling, Terry Venables, Ken Shellito, Ron Harris, Barry Bridges, Frank Blunstone, John Mortimore, Graham Moore, Bert Murray, George Graham and John Hollins were all present.
Blunstone (pictured below), who played 347 games for Chelsea between 1953 and 1964 before becoming a coach here, has good cause to recall encounters with Fulham.
'They were always great games to play and I enjoyed them because I had so many friends in the Fulham team - Johnny Haynes, Tosh Chamberlain, Jimmy Hill.
'I was in digs in Fulham and when Chelsea weren't playing and Fulham were playing midweek, I used to go over and watch them play. They used to give me a seat on the touchline,they always looked after me, so we got to know Fulham very well and it was always a ding-dong game.'
Blunstone's friend Haynes is without doubt a Fulham all-time great with the old main stand at Craven Cottage now carrying his name.
'He was a very good player and I was in the England team and the young England team with him, and we are like twins,' reveals Blunstone.
'He was born on the 17 October 1934 and I was born the same day, so we used to send birthday cards to each other.
'So I got on well with the Fulham lads but it was very competitive on the pitch. I remember playing them one day and Bobby Tambling had a bit of aggravation with Alan Mullery and the game stopped and the referee went over there.
'I was standing on the side and this Fulham player got me round the neck and was making out he was punching me, and it was Tosh Chamberlain who was a big friend of mine because we were in the army together doing national service.
'The referee came over and he was going to book us, and I had to tell him to get away because he didn't realise we were having a bit of fun.
'The atmosphere between the Chelsea and Fulham fans in those days was very friendly because a lot of them supported Fulham one week and Chelsea the next. But also I had a newsagents shop on Wandsworth Bridge Road and we did a good trade if Chelsea lost because all the Fulham supporters came in and bought their wives boxes of chocolates or goodness knows what else, and if Fulham lost all the Chelsea supporters came in.'
Barry Bridges, who scored three of the 93 goals he netted for Chelsea against Fulham, also has a strong memory of Blunstone's friend Chamberlain, who was one of the characters of a very different era, reputed to have stopped playing mid-game to borrow a supporter's cigarette.
'On Monday afternoons, Fulham's reserve team used to play so we would train with Chelsea in the morning and five or six of us would then go down to Fulham and there would be about 10 people there watching in total. Five of us and about five others, and we had such fun.
'One game I remember Tosh Chamberlain was playing. He was normally in the first team but he had been dropped so now he was playing in the reserves, and he didn't want to be there, he was fed up and there was one guy standing on the terraces on the far side and every time Tosh got the ball, this guy gave him stick.
'Suddenly in the second half, Tosh went over the fence, up the terrace and laid the guy out completely. Then he came back over the fence and continued playing!'
Much as Chelsea became a club associated with show business due to our location and the people attracted, included the glamorous guests Richard, now Lord Attenborough, brought to games, Bridges (pictured below) reports Fulham had a similar showbiz air about them through comedian Tommy Trinder, who was their chairman at the time and hosted famous faces at the Cottage.
'The grounds were close but to me at the time, Fulham were always the poor relation to Chelsea but even if they were bottom of the league it was tough against them, like all London derbies.
'I think in this Saturday's game they will make it tough as well but I have good memories of playing Fulham.
'I have always felt, even to this day, whatever else is going on in the season, Fulham would work so hard to get a result against Chelsea.'
Thursday evening's Reunion Dinner raised over £4000 for the Past Players' Trust and the Chelsea Foundation. Tambling, Shellito, Harris, Venables and Docherty took part in question and answer sessions and chairman Bruce Buck spoke to the audience. A Beatles tribute band provided entertainment.
Tambling received a special presentation from supporters of one of his own boots encased in gold and mounted, to mark the 47 years he held the club's goalscoring record.

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She has 15 years' experience here at UCH as an Occupational Therapy Specialist in Hand Therapy/ upper extremity disorders and works closely with our Hand Surgery Clinic physicians to provide a team approach to hand rehabilitation. She has additional experience treating peripheral nerve injury, burns and upper extremity amputation/prosthetic training. When not at work, she enjoys Colorado – hiking, snowshoeing, doing jigsaw puzzles and spending time with her family and her energetic new black Labrador pup.
Amy graduated from Saint Francis University of Loretto, PA in 2004 with a Masters in Occupational Therapy. Amy worked for Pennsylvania Hospital and Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia in both hospital and inpatient rehabilitation settings. At Thomas Jefferson, Amy worked with an interdisciplinary team to operationalize a multi-site pilot study regarding exercise and the geriatric heart failure population.
In 2010, Amy completed her Doctorate of Occupational Therapy at Temple University. Amy has worked with a variety of client populations and currently specializes in treating neurological populations. Amy enjoys being outside jogging, hiking, and enjoying the Colorado landscape.
Catherine graduated from the University of Colorado in 1991 with a Bachelor's degree in Physical Therapy. She graduated from Regis University in August 2013 with a Clinical Doctorate in Physical Therapy, and is certified by the APTA as an Advanced Credentialed Clinical Instructor.
She worked in outpatient orthopedics for Lutheran Hospital for 7 years, and has spent the past 14 years at University of Colorado Hospital. Catherine enjoys treating the whole person, especially musculoskeletal conditions of the spine and shoulder.
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Mark received his Bachelor's degree in Occupational Therapy from Florida International University in 1991. He has spent his career treating upper extremity and hand injuries. Mark received his certification as a Certified Hand Therapist in January 1997, and has completed follow-up recertification twice, most recently in November 2011.
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Tara is a graduate of Seton Hall University in South Orange, NJ, where she completed her Bachelor's in Social and Behavioral Sciences in 2000 and her Master's in Occupational Therapy in 2002. In 2006, Tara completed the Evelyn J. Mackin Hand Therapy Fellowship at the Philadelphia Hand Center, and passed her Certified Hand Therapist exam in November 2008.
She has 4 years of experience as the lead OT on the UCH Burn ICU (from 2002-2006), and continues to specialize in treating this population. As well as treating burns and other upper extremity injuries and disorders, Tara also serves as the Supervisor for the Outpatient OT Department at UCH. Tara loves to be outside skiing, hiking, jogging, and spending time with her husband (who is in medical school here at CU!), daughter, and golden retriever.
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Rich graduated from the University Of Colorado Physical Therapy School in 2004, and also holds a bachelor of arts degrees from CU Boulder. He enjoys treating all types of orthopedic disorders across the lifespan. Rich instructs hospital staff in transfer training and ergonomics to decrease the likelihood of injury at work. Outside of work, Rich likes to be active with his wife and kids, bike, and play tennis.
Christine was born in Panama City, Panama and grew up in East Troy, Wisconsin. She has lived in Colorado for 10 years. She received her Bachelor of Science at the University of Wisconsin in Madison in 2001 in Kinesiology and Spanish. Christine then continued her education, graduating in 2004 from University of Colorado with her Master's in Physical Therapy.
Christine holds a unique certification in Pilates from Polestar Pilates which she received in 2007. She enjoys treating spine, general orthopedic disorders, sports-related injuries and women's health. Running, hiking, and pilates are some things Christine enjoys to stay active. She also loves to travel and spend time with close friends, family and most importantly her husband, children and dogs.
Geoff grew up in Wisconsin and spent most of his professional career in Chicago and Madison before moving to Denver in 2008.
Geoff graduated from the physical therapy school at Northwestern University in 1997. He completed an orthopedic residency at the University of Wisconsin Hospital in Madison and became board-certified in orthopedics in 2006. He graduated from Regis University's transitional doctorate program in 2010. Geoff's background is primarily orthopedics, with particular interests in manual therapy and treatment of temporomandibular disorders.
Testimonial from Geoff's client: "Geoffrey Klein goes above and beyond 'normal care and treatment' for his patients! Thank you Geoffrey Klein for outstanding treatment, care, and results!" - Roger Weber
Julie holds a Bachelor of Science degree in recreational therapy from Eastern Kentucky University. She moved to Colorado in 2009 after receiving her doctorate in physical therapy from the University of Kentucky.
All of Julie's experience as a physical therapist has been at University of Colorado Hospital. Her clinical interests include orthopedics, spine, sports related injuries/prevention, and women's health. Manual therapy is a focus of her practice, and she believes that a unique blend of hands-on treatment in coordination with an individualized exercise program best serves our patients. She likes to spend her free time outside hiking, running, biking, skiing or watching Kentucky basketball.
Guy was born in Israel, lived in Canada, and for the better part of his life, lived near Boston where he received his Bachelors degree from the University of Massachusetts in Political Science and Economics. Guy moved to Vail, Colorado in 1998 to teach adaptive skiing and snowboarding. He returned to academia in 2003 and earned his doctorate in Physical Therapy at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in 2006.
Since then Guy has practiced in the field of sports medicine in the Vail valley, at a public rehabilitation hospital in Oakland, California, and for 6 months, setting up a pediatric rehabilitation program in Kampala, Uganda. He is a Maitland-trained certified orthopedic manual therapist whose interests include international health and rehabilitation following amputation. Guy is also certified in intramuscular manual therapy, also known as trigger point dry needling.
Guy is the supervisor of UCH's physical therapy department at the Anschutz Outpatient Pavilion. He continues to harvest as much powder as he can in the winter, and enjoy all that the mountains have to offer in the summers.
A testimonial from one of Guy's clients: "Excellent service and treatment! Mr. Lev is a very dedicated professional member of the University of Colorado Physical Therapy Team!" - Roger Weber
Jason earned his Bachelor's degree in Physiology from the University of Wyoming in 2003 and his Master's in Physical Therapy from the University of Colorado in 2005.
Jason has experience treating patients with spinal dysfunction, sports related injuries and post surgical conditions. He creates custom engineered orthotics (shoe inserts) to treat a multitude of foot and posture disorders.
Renee graduated from Fort Lewis College with a degree in Exercise Science and served as a Certified Athletic Trainer at Grandview High School for 3 years prior to attending PT school. Renee earned her doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Colorado in 2010.
She enjoys treating patients with various musculoskeletal and neuromuscular conditions. In the past year, she participated in seating and mobility courses as well as vestibular rehabilitation courses to enhance her clinical skills in these areas.
When she's not in the clinic, Renee loves to hang out with friends and family, go shopping, watch Food Network and sing at her church. If she has a weekend to spare, she's headed to the mountains to hit the slopes!
Marisa grew up in Albuquerque, NM and went to the University of New Mexico for her undergraduate degree in biology. She moved to Boston in 1999 to attend the Massachusetts General Hospital Institute of Health Professions, where she earned a doctorate in physical therapy. She moved to Denver in 2004 and worked in a small private practice before coming to University of Colorado Hospital in 2006.
Marisa especially enjoys treating individuals with spine disorders and chronic pain. When she is not in the clinic she enjoys spending time with her husband and son, and playing outside.
Jane grew up in Centennial, Colorado. She attended Creighton University in Omaha, NE for her undergraduate studies in Health Sciences and continued her education at Creighton, earning her doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2008.
Jane has been working with outpatient neurological and orthopedic clients at the Anschutz Outpatient Pavilion since 2008. She is particularly passionate about helping neurological and burn patients meet their goals. Jane enjoys the outdoors, hiking and biking, and loves to travel.
Ronney is a Colorado native. He went to Arapahoe Community College and received his Associates of Arts degree as a Physical Therapy Assistant in 1991. He also attended Massage Therapy Institute of Colorado and received his massage therapy certification in 2000.
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TicketMonster is an example eCommerce application that demonstrates the features of Java EE 6, JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6 or JBoss AS7. TicketMonster provides a reference for you, both when you want to learn new technologies, and when you are building your own application. The application itself demonstrates the multiple view framework choices whether HTML5 + RESTful endpoints, JSF2 + RichFaces or GWT + Errai. The tutorials below walk you through the steps of: setting up a development environment, using JBoss Forge & Maven, defining JPA2 entities, HTML5 mobile development, RichFaces & JSF2, and using GWT & Errai.
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There are many ways of developing mobile web applications. This article is going to show you how to get started quickly using a pure HTML5 based front end which interactions with server side content through RESTful endpoints...
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Rendering new or existing JSF applications on mobile devices can be a grueling development task. The RichFaces roject has paved this cow path with the latest 4.1.0 release and showcases it's capabilities in the RichFaces Mobile Showcase.
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What is an HTML5 application? This could just as easily be called a "plain old open web" application. AeroGear shows you the way.
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This article details the significant files, libraries, and source code for the AeroGear HTML5 mobile archetype and quickstart that are part of the JBoss-AS & JBoss EAP 6 quickstart suite.
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Lockout Update Day 88: there is still a lockout.
The NHL has agreed to the NHLPA's request to have a Federal mediator join their talks today in their undisclosed location. I like that the media doesn't know where it is. But I'll speculate that it will be held somewhere on a hill - and the NHL will die on it over the contract-length issue.
Jonathan Huberdeau, who may have already played his last QMJHL game, has been suspended for four games due to an altercation with a linesman. Video on this is below.
In case you missed it - I wrote this piece for The Hockey News on the impact of fantasy hockey on the NHL and vice versa - and their respective bottom line.
The KHL named their players of the week. They name four each week, and as is often the case none of them are NHLers. Jan Laco for best goalie, Igor Skorokhodov for best attacker. Viktor Antipin is an interesting one - he was named best defenseman and also best rookie. Antipin is 20 - just turned last week actually - and he's undrafted. Wouldn't shock me to see him go in the seventh round in the summer NHL draft. Just teams taking a flyer, but I doubt they would tear him away from Russia.
OKC Barons: The Best Thing to Happen to Justin Schultz. I wholeheartedly agree with THW's Carl Maloney on that one. The Oilers would have rushed him for sure. Now he's had time to dominate as a pro, get the confidence sky-high. Makes a huge difference.
Schultz, by the way, just keeps on trucking. Two more points for him - both assists - in last night's contest. Still leading the AHL. We'll let last night's minus-3 slide…
Chicago prospect Philip Danault was the QMJHL player of the week. He's on pace for close to 90 points in that league and is a strong candidate to make Team Canada for the WJC. Danault is up to 144 on the Fantasy Prospects rankings, as he projects to be a tweener in that second/third line range. Could go either way. He's also at least two years away, probably three. He turns 20 in two months, so be careful about overrating this year's junior stats.
Justin Braun suffered a broken bone in his hand while playing in Finland and is on his way home.
Filip Kuba has finished off his contrat in the Czech League. Or at least he's decided to leave, wanting to be back with his family and believing that the lockout's end is near.
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Huberdeau taking down the linesman:
Chara hhhhhhhammers Satan! Check out 56 seconds in:
Kofax said:
It's Huberdeau's fault for trying to escape, so I think the 4 games is warranted, but no more.
It actually looks to me like Huberdeau lessened the referees fall a bit. He still fell the wrong way and was hurt, but I think he would have fallen harder otherwise.
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I agree with Pengwin, the 4 games is fine for what he took part in. He shouldn't have been trying to escape.
The biggest problem I noticed was that the linesman was putting way too much pressure on Huberdeau. If you watch closely, the linesman pushes Huberdeau's skates back about 4 feet. Any imbalance or slight twist and you're down.
Worst than that, the linesman left foot dragged behind/underneath him and he tripped. It also looks like he banged the back of his head pretty hard off the ice when he hit likely causing his injury.
Tough spot for the official. I've had to get in between players older, bigger or stronger than me, generally speaking, if a player wants "go" that bad, let them go. You can penalize them for it shortly after.
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Huberdeau made the mistake of trying to escape the grasp of the referee. That was wrong. Given.
But watch that referee. As he's trying to issue some weight against Huberdeau, his left skate edge is sideways and catches the ice. Once it goes, his center of mass has no support. The right skate slides forward and the referee's grip actually pulls Huberdeau on top of him.
Huberdeau himself is actually going BACKWARDS when the referee falls.
Frame-by-frame it, slow-motion it, go and try it yourself on the ice.
I've been in these tussles before and been pulled down.
It looks worse than it was.
The referee lost his balance when that left blade caught.
The grip will pull both players down.
Leagues have to make an example of a player trying to escape a referee's grip... so 4 games is fine. But players do this all the time, trying to skate away backwards or sideways to escape a referee's grip. 99.9% of the time, there's no incident. So let's not slam Huberdeau for being the 1/1000.
This is just bad timing for Huberdeau, wrong slippery ref, wrong time.
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Newfcollins is the only sane one here. You never, EVER, EVER push through an official to get to another player. It doesn't matter how it happened, he pushed through a ref to fight a player. That's blatant disrespect for officials and if you think that's not a punishable offense, what's next?
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Second video not working (for me at least); here's a link.
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When a player gets tied up by a linesman, they are simply looking past the linesman at an opponent that may be coming for them. He didn't push the linesman down, they were tied up, Huberdeau was trying to get away, some slipping, an unfortunate injury.
He most certainly did not intentionally push a lineman.
Four games is fine.
Huberdeau made the mistake of trying to get free, which does involves some amount of wrestling (away).


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My research is concerned with the understanding of neurobiological and psychological processes of anxiety. My main focus is on the mechanisms of change in the treatment of anxiety disorders. Although Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is effective in reducing fear for most anxiety disorders, a high percentage of patients experience a relapse even after apparently successful treatment. The prevailing view on the return of fear is that CBT can eliminate all fearful responding , but does not erase the original fear memory . Partial or full reappearance of fear may be explained by intact fear memories that resurface. Once a fear memory has been established, it is held to be forever. I nsights from neuroscience suggest that it is unnecessarily defeatist to regard fear memory as irreversible. Fear conditioning research in animals and humans shows that reactivation of a consolidated fear memory can turn it to a labile, sensitive state in which the memory trace can be disrupted . Disruption of the fear memory itself may prevent the return of fear and thereby a promising therapeutic tool providing long-term cure for patients suffering from anxiety disorders. We utilise the fear conditioning paradigm to achieve a better understanding of the optimal and boundary conditions of changing fear memory. I believe that basic research is required for a step-change improvement of treatment for anxiety disorders.
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Kindt, M., & Soeter, M. (2011). Reconsolidation in a Human Fear Conditioning Study: A test of Extinction as Updating Mechanism. Biological Psychology, doi: 10.1016/j.biopsycho.2011.09.016.
Krugers, H.J., Zhou, M., Joëls, M., & Kindt, M. (2011). Regulation in excitatory synapses and fearful memories by stress hormones. Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience 5: 62, doi: 10.3389/fnbeh.2011.00062.
Soeter, M., & Kindt, M. (2011) Disrupting reconsolidation: Pharmacological and behavioral manipulations. Learningand Memory, 18 , 357-366.
Soeter, M., & Kindt, M. (2011). Noradrenergic enhancement of associative fear memory in humans. Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, 96, 263-271.
Visser,R.M, Scholte, S., & Kindt, M. (2011). Associative learning increases trial-by-trial similarity of BOLD-MRI patterns. The Journal of Neuroscience , 31, 12021-12028.
Soeter, M. & Kindt, M. (2010). Dissociating response systems: Erasing fear from memory. Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, 94 , 31-40.
Stegeren, A.H. van , Roozendaal, B., Kindt, M. , Wolf, O.T., van, & Joels, M. (2010). Interactingnoradrenergic and corticosteroid systems shift human brain activation patterns and improve memory performance. Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, 93, 56-65.
Kindt, M. , Soeter, M., & Vervliet, B. (2009). Beyond extinction: Erasing human fear responses and preventing the return of fear. Nature Neuroscience, 12, 256-258.
Salemink, E., Hout, M. A., van den, & Kindt, M . (2009 ). Effects of positive interpretive bias modification in highly anxious individuals. Journal of Anxiety Disorders, 23, 676-683 .
Kindt, M., Buck, N., Arntz, A.,& Soeter, M. (2007). Perceptual and conceptual processing as predictors of treatment outcome in PTSD. Journal of Behavior Therapy andExperimental Psychiatry , 38, 491-506.
Kindt, M., Bierman, D. & Brosschot, J. F. (1997).Cognitive bias inspider fear and non fear children: Assessment of emotional interference by a card format and a single-trial format of the Stroop task. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology, 66,163-179.
Kindt, M., & Brosschot, J. F. (1997). Phobia-related cognitive bias for pictorial and linguistic stimuli. Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 106, 644-648.
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Snyder also says she would like to see new businesses come to Cannelton, and she believes public suggestions could be key to making that happen.
"We want community involvement," says Snyder. "And I think that's what we really need to get the community back, coming alive, and you know, bring them back on the streets. Maybe we can get a couple of restaurants. And we're just really looking forward to getting this done. And then next year we can go in for grant money to actually do the work."
If you have a suggestion, the mayor is holding a public meeting at city hall Monday at 6:00 p.m.
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