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Over the weekend of January 17th through the 20th 2013, Team USA came to the Cape Cod Curling Club looking for as much ice time as they could get and get it they did. The team was just about on the ice all day Thursday through Sunday. They enjoyed four games against our members and plenty of practice time on the ice which the club made available to them. Steve Brown, the USA Team Coach couldn't thank the club and our members enough. Saturday night's banquet dinner created by our own Paul Brennan was magnificent and our thanks go to him and all the helpers he had working with him from the Tuesday Night Men's League. Job Well Done boys!
The main reason for the Team USA visit was to play and prepare for the upcoming World Wheelchair Curling Championship Games which will be held in Sochi Russia between the 15th and 23rd of Febuary, 2013.
Our club has a lot running on the Worlds this year because we have Meghan Lino and David Palmer on this USA Team. Best of luck to them both and the entire team. Good Curling Team USA!
(L-R) Patrick McDonald, David Palmer, James Joseph, Penny Greely, Meghan Lino
Team USA with some of the Junior curlers.
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Comprehensive Audi Service History. MOT,d till June 2019. This fabulous motor car is READY TO DRIVE AWAY TODAY ! Please note that the cherished plate is not included in the sale. It is on a 09 Reg Plate. Please call 01926 498856 or Mobile 07973 552002. All major debit /credit cards. ZERO DEPOSIT FINANCE AVAILABLE ON THIS CAR. , Metallic Black, £7,000 p/x welcome
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|Standard paintwork guarantee
|3 years
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|40.4 mpg
|Fuel consumption (extra urban)
|65.7 mpg
|Fuel consumption (combined)
|53.3 mpg
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|140 mph
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|Retractable Rear Spoiler
|Black Leather Handbrake Grip, Centre Console Armrest Pad and Door Handle
|Body Coloured Bumpers
|Front Floor Mats
|Door Mirrors - Electrically Operated and Heated
|Electronic Climate Control
|17in x 8J Trapez Design Alloy Wheels with 225/50 R17 W Tyres and Locking Wheel Bolts
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|Upholstery - Alcantara/Leather
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Recession Killing Your Gadget Budget?
The economy sucks. Even if the government is still afraid of the "r word," real people know we're living in recession land. That means cutting back: Wal-Mart is even launching quasi-permanent recession sales. Usually, the first stuff to go is whatever doesn't go in our mouth or keep us dry—like gadgets. So here's the Q: Is the recession making you buy fewer or cheaper gadgets? Are you going to hold off on the 3G iPhone or a new DSLR until the economy (and your wallet) are looking a little more solid? More »


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5. How will Pro Bowl defensive tackle Haloti Ngata deal with a knee injury?
The injury news for the Ravens hasn't been all negative. Haloti Ngata has a minor sprained medial collateral ligament. It's painful, but it's not something that's expected to sideline him. He toughed it out against the Cowboys and recorded six tackles and a sack. Ngata is having another strong season. The Pro Bowl defensive lineman has 30 tackles, a team-high three sacks and one pass deflection while contending with a lot of double-team blocking attention. The Texans, unlike some other teams Baltimore has played this year, have a good center in Pro Bowl blocker Chris Myers. All of the Texans' linemen are extremely mobile.
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RNC rejects most rule changes
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — An activist-led push to repeal all of the rule changes pushed through by Mitt Romney's envoy at last summer's Republican National Convention failed here Wednesday.
But a coalition of libertarians and conservatives on the Republican National Committee's Rules Committee voted to remove one of the most controversial requirements: that the winner of a state caucus or primary automatically gets to control its delegates.
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A nearly four-hour fight at the RNC Spring meeting, which unfolded in a windowless ballroom of a fancy hotel, showcased the mounting tension between the establishment and movement conservatives, for now in cahoots with Rand Paul supporters, over the direction of the party in the wake of last November's electoral thumping.
The full RNC still needs to approve the proposal on delegate allocation at a general session Friday. Its fate is uncertain, and D.C.-based party leaders might try to block it. Any change to the rules requires support from three-quarters of the 168 members. It passed the smaller committee by only a 31-20 margin.
Division within the rules committee suggest that RNC Chairman Reince Priebus will face difficulty in winning buy-in for many of the recommendations made last month by a five-member task force he convened on how to win elections again.
"So, we take it rule-by-rule now," said Nevada national committeeman James Smack, a Paul booster, suggesting that he plans to introduce 15 to 20 amendments at future gatherings. "We're prepared to fight back."
Representatives from caucus states came in upset over the requirement passed last summer in Tampa aimed at ending beauty contests in 2016. Rick Santorum won the Iowa caucuses, for example, but Ron Paul wound up controlling the delegation to the national convention because he organized volunteers to compete in county, district and state conventions.
The Romney campaign was frustrated because they would win the so-called "beauty contest" but then need to send operatives back to organize for local conventions to make sure they got the delegates.
"With no disrespect to the Santorum and the Romney campaign in Iowa, they didn't do their job," said Iowa national committeeman Steve Scheffler, a prominent social conservative. "People that are involved in the grassroots should be able to choose those delegates."
"You may not like the results that you saw in Iowa, but states should be allowed to do what they want," he added.
Other Republicans at the meeting argued that non-binding elections make voters less likely to participate and also empower the extremes of the party. They argued that candidates are less likely to campaign in places where they're not sure a victory on Election Day will translate into delegates for the convention.
"That is not a smart way to grow the party," said Henry Barbour, Republican national committeeman from Mississippi who opposed scrapping many of the Romney Rules. "The rules that we passed in Tampa honor what happens in primaries. We need to value what happens in primaries and caucuses, as well as state conventions. We want to have more participation, not less participation."


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Honors for the 2010 volleyball season and captains of the 2011 team have been announced by coach Becky Schmidt.
The Flying Dutch were co-champions of the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA), posted an overall 27-5 record and competed in the NCAA Division III championships for the third consecutive year.
Senior Jacie Fiedler of Richmond, Ill. (Richmond Burton HS) was voted the team's most valuable player while sophomore Jessica Maier of Grandville (Jenison HS) was selected the most improved player. Junior Jacqueline Canonoco of Arlington Heights, Ill. (Prospect HS) was presented the team's outstanding contribution award.
Named captains of the 2011 team were sophomore Greer Bratschie of Grand Rapids (East Grand Rapids HS), sophomore Courtney Earles of Kentwood (East Kentwood HS) and junior Jacqueline Canonoco of Arlington Heights, Ill. (Prospect HS).


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This week started my first official posts as a Thrift writer again and I couldn't be MORE EXCITED!
I've been working with Lifelong Aids Alliance for years and was lucky enough to start administrating their new Thrift Facebook page showcasing their awesome wares, YAHOO!
So come visit me over at Lifelong Thrift Facebook page and check out all our great treasures, say "hi" and meet the staff, volunteers and customers!
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AGOURA HILLS, CA — BroadcastVision filed Chapter 11 on July 6 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court Central District of California hoping to reorganize its business with a platform of new products while continuing to offer replacement parts, service and support of its existing products.
"The Chapter 11 reorganization also allows for new investment and partnership opportunities that were previously financially prohibitive and unappealing," says Kevin Fee, vice president of marketing for the company.
To signify the change, the company renamed to BVE, an acronym for BroadcastVision Entertainment. Other changes include trimming operating costs, revamping customer service from outsourced to in-house, consolidating key management positions, and adding new regional and international sales managers. BVE plans to ship several new products in September.


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NZ KiwiSaver funds big property buy
Property Here - Tuesday, March 12, 2013
KiwiSaver's swelling coffers have prompted a local fund manager to buy a big Auckland office block from a European owner - and more such deals are being predicted.
Tower Investments chief executive Sam Stubbs said the Tower Property Fund bought the 6279sq m, five-level URS Centre at 13-15 College Hill Rd, in Auckland's city fringe, from a German property syndicate for $23.6 million, making it one of this year's larger deals.
"We've really done this because of a rising tide of KiwiSaver levels. The cash levels have risen to the point where we started buying. KiwiSaver funds are helping people buy back New Zealand in terms of property.
"We're firmly in favour of the property asset class because of the inflation hedge and the yield so we are overweight [in property] and are going to get more overweight," Stubbs said.
"The purchase expresses our high confidence in New Zealand commercial property as an asset class, with attractive current returns and good future prospects, particularly if domestic inflation picks up again," he said.
But it mainly illustrated the bulk of money flowing into assets here from New Zealanders' superannuation savings, Stubbs said.
"The acquisition reflects strong growth in funds under management by Tower and our asset allocation decision to invest more in New Zealand commercial property."
The freehold property has 190 carparks in a two-level basement area. McConnell Dowell built the block in 1989 and New York Stock Exchange-listed global engineering and consultancy firm URS, which spent more than $3 million refurbishing it, pays 54 per cent of the annual rent and 20 per cent comes from the Education Review Office.
Tenants pay about $224/sq m.
The block, returning $1.9 million annually and with floor plates of about 1565sq m, was sold by Ray White Commercial managing director Bruce Whillans of Shortland St.
Stubbs said Tower Property Fund's direct real estate holdings had increased by 9.6 per cent and were now valued at $268 million.
He said the Tower Property Fund, established in 1993, was a wholesale investment vehicle owning major retail centres, office blocks and industrial properties in Auckland, Tauranga, Wellington and Christchurch.
The ungeared fund had delivered a 10-year internal rate of return of more than 10 per cent and Stubbs indicated the cheque book was still open.
"The fund is continuing to seek further investment opportunities in Auckland as part of its strategic growth plans," he said.
Chris Dibble, Colliers International's Auckland research manager, said KiwiSaver fund managers would increasingly turn to property for higher growth and the top 10 growth funds had increased their holdings lately.
"The large sum of KiwiSaver money looking for property as an investment vehicle will play a major role in the rising demand for commercial property this year," Dibble said.
Yet some providers had only a minuscule holding in real estate, preferring the share market and other asset classes.
The Financial Markets Authority's latest KiwiSaver report showed that in the year to last June, six default funds had only about 2.5 per cent in real estate, Dibble said.
The KiwiSaver money pool would grow once the minimum employee and employer contributions rose from 2 per cent to 3 per cent on April 1.
Commercial property investors were already finding good stock hard to come by, he said, citing his firm's latest commercial sales analysis.
Justin Kean, Jones Lang LaSalle research and capital markets director, said the property sector was a little disappointed with the take-up by KiwiSaver providers but funds were small compared with the asset size of a commercial property.
If a fund bought a prime quality office building, for say $50 million, it would suddenly be heavily exposed to that single asset, giving a high level of risk with no liquidity, Kean said.


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Smith Outfitters was founded in the Fall of 2010, in the small town of Steubenville, OH. as a means to fill the void in the law enforcement marketplace. In 2012 I obtained a Federal Firearms License (FFL). Later, in 2013 I added another license by becoming a class 3 dealer; holding a Special Occupational Tax (SOT). This new license enabled my company to sell suppressors, short barrel firearms and fully automatic weapons to all whom qualify. In 2015 I changed the business name to Smith Outfitters, LLC to accompany the growth and expansion of goods and services offered. Among our new product lines are fishing, hunting and camping gear. Smith Outfitters is aiming to be your local one-stop shop for the gear you need to get you out there. In 2016 I incorporated my brother, Shawn Smith, to Smith Outfitters. With him by my side I am proud to call Smith Outfitters a family run business. Shawn is the certified gunsmith who will operate our Weirton, West Virginia location. This location allows us the availability to work on firearms but most importantly it allows us to sell and transfer firearms into another state; opening up the market to more customers that live close to our main store but couldn't purchase a handgun without transferring it to a shop in WV. The approval of our WV FFL at our Weirton gun shop has now eliminated that problem. Those who live across the border no longer have to pay transfer fees when purchasing a firearm from one of our two locations. However, when sending a firearm to one of the two locations from another shop or online store the fee is still $35 for the 1st item and $5 additional for each firearm up to the max of $50. In 2018 I acquired my SOT license for my WV location allowing us to buy and sell all NFA items to WV residents and allowing us to transfer NFA items to and from our OH location. I have also expanded employees to include: Dorian Wolf our Law Enforcement Sales Representative and Mycal Shroyer our Medical Specialist. Dorian will be an outside sales rep to help service all law enforcement departments and their officers. If you are in need of his assistance please email Dorian at: firstname.lastname@example.com or call him at: 330-687-5355. Mycal will be an outside sales rep for all of our medical gear needs. If you are interested in medical bags/kits them get a hold of Mycal at: email@example.com and he can be reached at: 330-419-2343. From the creation of this business in 2010 to present day I have stood behind our products and services and will continue to do so for many years to come. No matter how small or large my company may become in the future our customers are number one; without them my business is nothing.
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April 2, 2008
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Yale Head Coach Will Porter called the conditions last Saturday on the Housatonic River among the worst he has ever seen. The Bulldogs still managed to win all four races that were held, including the varsity eight. Hopefully, the river will be calmer when Yale returns to the Gilder Boathouse to host Cornell and Syracuse this Saturday morning beginning at 8:30 a.m. The teams will be racing for the Cayuga Cup.
"We're looking to improve on last week's performance and take the next step," Porter said. "We're also hoping for some flat water."
Despite defeating both Penn and Columbia, the Bulldogs' varsity eight dropped to second in this week's CRCA/US Rowing national poll. California, which defeated Notre Dame, Virginia and Ohio State last weekend at the Pac-10 Challenge, took over the top spot.
Cornell is receiving votes in the national poll. The Big Red will be racing for the first time this spring on Saturday. Syracuse's varsity eight fell to Boston University in its opener last Saturday on the Onondaga Lake Outlet. The Orange finished in 7:23.2, nearly five seconds behind BU.
Last year in Ithaca, N.Y., Yale's varsity cruised to a nearly 16-second victory over Syracuse. Cornell was third. The Bulldogs also won the second varsity eight, varsity four, varsity four B and novice eight races.
Yale-Cornell-Syracuse Race Schedule
8:30 a.m. - Novice Eight
8:50 a.m. - Third Varsity Four
9:10 a.m. - Second Varsity Eight
9:30 a.m. - Varsity Eight
9:50 a.m. - Third Varsity Four B
10:10 a.m. - Second Novice Four
Yale Boatings
C: Mia Kanak
8: Taylor Ritzel
7: Christine Glandorf
6: Tess Gerrand
5: Jamie Redman
4: Alice Henly
3: Maren McCrea
2: Caroline Nash
1: Christina Person
C: Berkley Adrio
8: Katherine Adams
7: Catherine Hart
6: Lee Glandorf
5: Cara Dermody
4: Jennie Hansen
3: Emily Matykiewicz
2: Stephanie Madner
1: Rebecca Nadal
C: Alyssa Reyes
4: Suzanne Salgado
3: Karrin Weisenthal
2: Allix Wilde
1: Alexandra Thompson
C: Erin Haber
4: Mary Pat Wixted
3: Melissa King
2: Katherine Kazimer
1: Lilah Hume
4: Ryan McCarthy
3: Zoe Ballance
2: Laura Gottesdiener
1: Margaret Sullivan
C: Sarah Brownlee
8: Amanda Grady
7: Roxanne Carini
6: Hayden Mulligan
5: Lauren Ross
4: Jennifer Zeckendorf
3: Mary Freeman
2: Mary Barrosse-Antle
1: Lily Blair
C: Christina Lin
4: Lily Twining
3: Phoebe Hinton
2: Ariel Baker-Gibbs
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The Balchoth were a clan of Easterlings under the sway of Dol Guldur, who lived in Rhovanion, the lands southeast of the forest of Mirkwood.[1] Traditionally, their leaders were friendly to Gondor (Eldacar even lived there, for a time, at the request of Rómendacil II, his father).[source?]
- Main article: Battle of the Field of Celebrant
However, in 2510 of the Third Age, they attempted, with the assistance of Orcs, an invasion of Calenardhon, a minimally populated northern province of Gondor. After pushing back the northern Gondorian army, they were repulsed by Eorl, who arrived with the Éothéod, after receiving the plea of Cirion late. The Balchoth were no match for the horsemen of the Éothéod, and were hunted down and utterly destroyed. In gratitude of this feat, Cirion rewarded Eorl and his horsemen the province, which was renamed the Riddermark, or Rohan as the citizens of Gondor called it.[1][2]
The compound Balchoth consists of Westron balc ("horrible") + Sindarin hoth ("horde").[3]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, Appendix A, "The Númenorean Kings", "Gondor and the Heirs of Anárion", "The Stewards"
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), Unfinished Tales, "Cirion and Eorl and the Friendship of Gondor and Rohan"
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), Unfinished Tales, "Cirion and Eorl and the Friendship of Gondor and Rohan" (Note 24)


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I've had a week where I've been continually second guessing myself. I'm pretty good at what I do but there's always room for improvement.
Should I have have called in rather than just drive in myself when my transmission started acting up? In this case it was fine BUT I had no idea that it was a transmission problem, I thought it was the cooling fan. I could have caused thousands of dollars of damage if it had been something else.
I know I didn't handle one radio call as well as I could have and it keeps replaying in my head as I tell myself "you should have followed that up," "you could have done this" or "maybe it would have been better if you hadn't responded at all, as it wasn't your job to begin with!"
Today I had a sick kid. (Why the parents send them when they're sick is another whole topic.) I found him a buddy and sent him in to school before my bus had been dismissed with instructions to head straight to the nurse. He didn't make it and upchucked all over the sidewalk. It's pretty standard to send a kid in early if they aren't well but in this case should I have done things differently?
I knew a car wanted to get around me this morning, the fact that he kept flashing his high beams at me was a big tip off. I didn't have a safe place to let him pass, especially as bad as the road was at that time. I would have gotten him around as soon as it was safe. I should have known he'd pass my reds on the hill at the curve. Should I have tried to get him around me sooner despite the road conditions? Did I endanger my student? Not today, but what about next time?
I'm more than ready for the three day weekend!
Friday, January 12, 2007
Coulda, Shouda, Woulda
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I'm so with you on why do parents send their kids to school sick department. I constantly get kids who come to me and tell me this or that hurts. Meanwhile I'll ask them "Did you tell mom?" and the answer is always frustrating. Either they did, and they were sent anyway, or they didn't they just feel it's necessary to complain to only me.:)ReplyDelete
I wrote the letter for the stamp! I printed out the form letter and had each one of my family members sign one and sent them seperately.ReplyDelete
Bus drivers are heroes, in my book. When the weather is bad,(snow and ice), my son takes the bus to high school because she is a far better driver in those conditions than this girl!!
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Below is the whole announcement by Anthony Towns.Welcome to the woody freeze. As previously proposed, the freeze will proceed in four phases: first policy will be frozen, followed by the base system, followed by standard installs, and concluding with the remainder of Debian. The aim of this first part of the freeze is to finalise our expectations of the release (what we want packages to look like, what architectures we're going to release) and to prepare ourselves for the freezing the base system by ensuring that the base system is releasable. Note that this does not involve a freeze on package development yet: bugfixes, and new features are still welcome, and will continue being added to woody in the usual way. What it does mean is that your packages will be frozen in the near future, so now is probably a good time to limit yourself to only introducing new features that have already been heavily tested upstream, and fixing bugs. 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CORN GROWERS will celebrate a major milestone as the 2005 planting season begins in the spring. The upcoming season marks the 10th year in which biotech hybrids have been commercially available to U.S. farmers, according to the National Corn Growers Association.
In 1996, growers planted biotech corn on just 4% of total U.S. corn acreage, according to the USDA. In contrast, producers planted biotech seed on 45% of corn acres in 2004. If 2005 plantings support the five-year trend, biotech hybrids will account for approximately half of total U.S. corn acres in the coming year.


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5 Marcello Vestry – S/T (Release Year – 2008)
Rumor has it that Danger Danger is in the studio recording their first album with Ted Poley on vocals in something like 15 years. Well to tide you over until the album is released comes Marcello Vestry, what does Marcello Vestry have to do with Danger Danger you ask? There are quite a few things actually. First off guitarist Rob Marcello has been playing with D2 for the past few years, secondly D2 head honcho Bruno Ravel plays bass and produced this album, and last but not least Marcello Vestry play fun party melodic rock just like D2, in fact if I didn't know any better it would be very possible to think this album was released right along side D2's debut album in '89.
In all honesty, I had no idea who Frank Vestry was before hearing this album, but he has been around the music business for quite a while singing in Burning Starr back in the mid-80's. Regardless of his past I am a fan now after hearing him on this album. He has a strong powerful voice that fits each of these songs to a T.
Now let's get to the music, "Fireworks" gets us started and what a great start it is with a cool intro by Marcello and keyboards reminding me of Kasey Smith. It is impossible to listen to this song and not want to sing along or play a little air guitar or maybe keyboards. Great gang vocals for the chorus and Vestry shines.
"Ready or Not" is the next piece of ear candy for us to enjoy. Once again a great intro by Marcello and a great sing along chorus with a shout out to Twisted Sister and of course Danger Danger thrown in. If guitar gods still existed in this day and age Rob Marcello could definitely be leading the pack. I believe he would make Andy Timmons proud with his solo on this song.
"All I Wanna Do Is U" is hands down my favorite song on this album. Melodic rock perfection is the only way to describe this song. As much as I love this song I think I would love it even more if I got to hear Ted Poley singing. This song has classic Danger Danger written all over it.
"Gone" is one of the obligatory mid tempo power ballads on the album and probably the best one on the album. I can't stress enough how skillful Rob Marcello is as a guitarist or how strong Frank Vestry's vocals are
Two more songs that would easily fit on any Poley sang Danger Danger album "Live Life" and "Love Injection" also border on perfection. The only song on this album I couldn't get into is "Gangster of Love" not that it is a bad song it just didn't do anything for me. One misfire out of eleven songs is not bad at all, speaking of the 11th song, if you spend the money for the import version you are rewarded with an acoustic version of "Gone", which really shows the power of Vestry's voice.
As much as I am looking forward to Danger Danger's new album I am already looking forward to the next Marcello Vestry album also, it would be an absolute shame if they do not record another album, because after listening to this one I think they are on to something great.
Track Listing:
1. Fireworks
2. Ready Or Not
3. All I Wanna Do Is U
4. Gone
5. Without You
6. Live Life
7. What You Mean
8. Love Injection
9. Gangster Of Love
10. One More Night
11. Gone (acoustic version)
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Rob Marcello – Guitars, Keyboards
Frank Vestry – Lead Vocals
Kory Young – Guitars
Bruno Ravel – Bass, Background Vocals
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ELON � Perhaps the conditions were just right for Boston College�s baseball team.
About a week after a blizzard struck its campus, the Eagles stormed back and upended Elon University, winning 7-6 in Saturday�s game at Latham Park.
Snow fell during parts of the game, which was moved up an hour to try to avoid the snowiest part of the forecast during the Elon Invitational.
Boston College, though, struck late, scoring five eighth-inning runs to wipe out a four-run deficit. Both teams are 1-1.
Geoffrey Murphy�s RBI triple drove in the tying run before Murphy scored the eventual game-winner on a passed ball.
Elon�s Sebastian Gomez reached second base with one out in the bottom of the ninth but didn�t advance.
Elon reliever Spencer Medick (0-1) took the loss, with only two of the five runs he allowed charged as earned runs. Starting pitcher Kyle Webb worked six innings, giving up two runs and six hits with six strikeouts and no walks.
Alex Swim hit a go-ahead two-run triple for Elon in the sixth inning. He scored on Ryan Kinsella�s sacrifice fly.
Swim finished with four RBI, while Gomez had three hits.
Boston College�s Travis Ferrick drove in two runs.
The second scheduled game of the day between Marist and Virginia Commonwealth was called off.
-- WAKEFOREST 17, ALCORN STATE 2: At Monroe, La., Wake Forest scored in seven different innings, recovering its first loss of the season as Matt Conway had three hits and drove in three runs. Garrett Kelly also had three hits, while Joey Rodriguez and Joe Napolitano each had three RBI.
Wake Forest benefitted from 16 hits and 14 walks and had batters hit by pitches five times.
The Demon Deacons lost to Louisiana-Monroe 9-0 on Friday night, but responded to defeat Alcorn State for the second time in two days.
-- FLORIDA 4, DUKE 2: At Gainesville, Fla., Chris Turgeon belted a three-run, first-inning home run off the right-field foul pole as host Florida evened the non-league series at McKethan Stadium.
Chris Marconcini smacked a two-run homer for Duke.
A night earlier, Duke won its opener by defeating Florida 4-3 as coach Chris Pollard made his debut with the Blue Devils after leaving his Appalachian State post in June. Jordan Betts hit a two-run homer in that game for Duke, which also received three hits from Mike Rosenfield. Starting pitcher Trent Swart held Florida to two runs in six innings.
-- SCHEDULE CHANGES �: At Chapel Hill, the second game of the Seton Hall / North Carolina series at Boshamer Stadium was cancelled Saturday by inclement weather. The teams will play a regularly scheduled game at 1 p.m. today. � At Raleigh, the Appalachian State / North Carolina State game was postponed Saturday. The teams will try to make that up as a part of a noon doubleheader today at Doak Field.


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We rarely have locally hosted obedience events and even though Seth and I haven't been working a lot lately when I saw a UKC event was being held 5 miles away I had to enter!!!
There was only one other person in the Rally Obedience 1 group A with us but we went inbetween everyone in the B group. Anywho we got a score of 93 and won first place in our class. Yay for a qualifying score!
Seth had great focus - the only thing is he was a little laggy and didn't lay down where I wanted him to [kind of in front of me instead of next to me.] But he was soooo good!!!
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Gulfshore Playhouse Continues Seventh Season With THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST
Gulfshore Playhouse continues their spectacular seventh season with the hilarious, classic comedy The Importance of Being Earnest, playing February 15 through March 3, with a preview performance February 14.
One of the funniest comedies in the English language, this play revolves around Ernest Worthing, who has come from the country to propose to Algernon's cousin, Gwendolen. Algernon, however, refuses his consent until Ernest explains why his cigarette case bears the inscription, "From little Cecily, with her fondest love to her dear Uncle Jack". This masterpiece continues wittily in what is known as one of the most ingenious cases of "manufactured" mistaken identity ever put into a play. Come see this hilarious comedy that reminds us of the importance of honesty, laughter and being earnest!
Founder and Producing Artistic Director Kristen Coury will direct the production. "We have yet to undertake Wilde here at Gulfshore Playhouse and I am up for the ride. I look forward to bringing this hilarious classic to the stage with such an incredibly talented group of New York professional actors from all over the country."
William Connell is playing John Worthing. William has previously appeared in the 2010 Broadway revival of A View from the Bridge, The Coast of Utopia at LCT, Alphabetical Order at Keen Co., Hamlet at Aspen Music Festival. He has also appeared in Smash and Gossip Girl. Playing Algernon Moncrieff is A.J. Shively. A.J.'s previous Broadway credits include: La Cage Aux Folles and Brigadoon and the national tour of The Sound of Music. Nick Ullett will be playing Lady Bracknell. Nick created the role of Gerald in the musical Me and My Girl on Broadway and most recently appeared on "Love Struck" with Barbara Bain.
Claire Brownell is playing Gwendolyn Fairfax. Gulfshore Playhouse audiences may remember Claire from last season as Blanche in A Streetcar Named Desire. She has also appeared on Broadway in The 39 Steps. Playing Cecily Cardew is Hanley Smith. Hanley has appeared as The Women in The Picture of Dorian Gray (Sonnet Repertory Theatre); Luisa in The Fantasticks (Virginia Stage Company); Sally in The Voice of the Turtle (Merrimack Repertory Theatre); and Gloryana with The Public Theater. Kate Young will be playing Miss Prism. Kate's previous credits include Florida Rep's Lend Me a Tenor and the Mason Street Warehouse's Boeing Boeing. Other regional theatre favorites include Sister Aloysius in Doubt, Herodias in Salome, and Lady Britomart in Major Barbara with the Pittsburgh Irish and Classical Theatre (PICT) where she is an Associate Artist.
Reverend Chasuble will be played by Tony Triano. A former transplant of Jacksonville, Tony was the resident character actor at the Alhambra Theatre and performed in over 150 productions! Nationally, he has been seen in Hello, Dolly!, Fiddler on the Roof, Annie and LaCage aux Folles. Gulfshore Playhouse Artistic Associate Cody Nickell will be playing the roles of Lane and Merriman. Last fall, Cody starred in 'Art' and directed God of Carnage. Audiences will also see Cody playing Caleb in The Whipping Man.
Gulfshore Playhouse will also be presenting their 3rd Annual "Bubbles, Baubles and Broadway" Gala Fundraiser on February 28th at the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point, starring Alexandrea Tocco, who patrons may remember as Juliet in 2007's Romeo and Juliet: Redefined. This wonderful event will feature Alexandrea performing Broadway showstoppers, a 3-course dinner, live auction with special guest auctioneer City Councilman Bill Barnett and silent auction with jewelry items provided by Bigham Jewelers. This is a night you won't want to miss! Cost is $225 per person, $400 per couple and $1500 per table.
Take advantage of our exclusive dinner deal with the new The Chapel Grill. This seasonal menu features three courses plus a glass of wine or champagne for just $29.95! Reservations can be made between 5:00 - 6:15 p.m. To take advantage of this special dinner deal, Gulfshore Playhouse patrons must call The Chapel Grill for reservations at (239) 206-4310 and provide their Gulfshore Playhouse e-mail ticket confirmation when they visit the restaurant. This deal is valid only on the date a patron is attending a Gulfshore Playhouse production.
Gulfshore Playhouse is Naples' first and finest professional theatre company offering a variety of stimulating, thought-provoking and entertaining productions from important classics to Broadway hits and innovative new works. Our shows are conceived and created in-house using a team of professional designers and technicians as well as Equity actors with credits ranging from Broadway shows to film and television.
The Gulfshore Playhouse Theatre Education Project serves Southwest Florida through a wide variety of unique educational opportunities. Our programming provides people from our diverse community accessibility to the art of theatre. Program offerings range from ART SMART, our in-school residencies which teach content curriculum through the lively art of theatre during the school day, to the STAR (Student Theatre Artist in Residence) after-school theatre classes and Theatre Summer Camps. We offer a variety of educational opportunities for adults, from rigorous internship programs to Professional Training Series classes taught by professional actors and members of the Gulfshore Playhouse creative team, and our newly unveiled Synergy Series, a series of panel discussions and talk-backs relating to our Mainstage productions.
Gulfshore Playhouse's production of The Importance of Being Earnest will play February 15 through March 3, with a $25 preview performance on February 14. Four-show and three-show subscriptions and single tickets are available now! Single tickets start at $33. Half-price tickets are available for all matinee performances one-half hour before the show. Tickets can be purchased by calling the box office at 1-866-811-4111 or visiting our website at www.gulfshoreplayhouse.org.
Gulfshore Playhouse's 2012-2013 season continues with a mesmerizing new drama The Whipping Man and the musical play based on the life of Maria Callas Master Class. All shows in the 2012-2013 season (with the exception of Master Class) are presented at the Norris Center, 755 8th Avenue South, Naples. Master Class will be presented at the Daniels Pavilion at the Philharmonic Center for the Arts.


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Family Authority
It has wisely been said, "He who defines the terms wins the debate." For many years we have, as a nation, been engaged in a battle over defining the nature of the family. On one side are those who …Read More
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Denise Sproul was the wife of R.C. Sproul Jr. and the mother of eight children. Her writings have appeared in several national publications, and she authored the book Tending Your Garden. She went home to the Lord on December 18, 2011, after a long battle with cancer.


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In 1946 the debt was 120% of the GDP, It went straight down to about 32% in 1973. During this period 1946 - 1973 taxes were much higher. Marginal rates were at least 70%; they were 93% under Eisenhower. The economy was better than what we now have. For example, median wages went up 3 times as fast as since 1973. CEO's earned 50 times what their workers earned; it is 500 times today. Staring in 1973, the percent of wealth and income taken by the richest 10%, 1%, and 0.1% has gone up at an ever increasing rate. In fact, can you point to a period in US economic history where high taxes have negatively impacted the economy? Perhaps in the '90's when Clinton raised taxes? Nah.
Since 1900 the two periods with the most economic inequality were the years leading to 1929 and 2008. These happened to coincide with the two periods of lowest taxes on the Rich and the greatest financial speculation. Here's a theory which fits this data.
The Rich hate to pay taxes. You may have heard of the rich guy who will spend $2 to avoid $1 in taxes. So when marginal rates are high, they will leave their money in their companies and use it to pay their workers more, improve their means of production and perhaps hire more. This works out because when there are more workers with more money, there is more demand. When marginal rates are low, the Rich take their profits out of their businesses. Since they can only buy so many houses in Barbados, they use the money to speculate. They buy Argentinean railroad bond (1920's) and CDO's, CDS's and oil futures (2000's). Notice that both these periods of low marginal rates, high inequality and great speculation lead to economic disaster.


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During her first quarter on the job, Yahoo employees gave CEO Marissa Mayer a 97% approval rating.
That number is now down to 80%.
That's according to Glassdoor.com, a site where employees can review their employers and their bosses.
One of Mayer's key focuses has been improving morale at Yahoo.
She's brought in standard Silicon Valley perks like free food and smartphones for all fulltime employees. She's also planned a fairly elaborate Christmas party. A couple weekends ago, she put up ~80 Yahoo execs for a retreat at the luxurious Ritz Carlton in Half Moon Bay.
Yahoo product development has also kicked into a new gear under Mayer. After years of stalling, the company finally released a mobile version of Flickr earlier this month. It's also pushed a new homepage and new Yahoo Mail across four platforms.
Meanwhile, thanks to a massive share buyback, Wall Street has rewarded the company with a rich stock price.
So what gives? We have three theories:
- 97% is insanely high. It had to come down some. Mayer hasn't actually turned around Yahoo yet, after all.
- Mayer knows Yahoo needs to cut costs, and that means firing people. But we've heard she's not going to do it one big layoff. She's going to do it sniper style. That can hurt morale because employees don't know when the firings are over, or if they'll be next.
- Mayer has played hardball with top executives she wants out of the company, refusing to give them golden parachutes. Last week, for example, she canned the former CEO of a company Yahoo acquired just days before he was to get a big retention bonus. Maybe this behavoir is rubbing some in the rank and file the wrong way.
Big picture, an 80% approval rating is still pretty good compared to Yahoo CEOs of the past.
CEO Scott Thompson had a 48% approval rating when he got booted. Carol Bartz, 54% approval rating. Only interim CEO Ross Levinsohn approached Mayer's levels with a 76%.
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Here on my Blog is a video of me eating fire at a conference we went to here in Las Vegas with Marshall Sylver. Have you ever eaten fire? You have? Oh well, then you probably will not be that impressed with my video. But, you can watch it anyway.
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At least her book club is doing better than OWN. Oprah has selected Ayana Mathis's debut novel, The Twelve Tribes of Hattie, as her next book-club pick. The talk-show queen never selects a new book unless she "really, really loves" it, and Oprah says that before she finished the first chapter of Twelve Tribes, she knew she would select it. Oprah's Book Club 2.0 launched this summer, and readers participate via Facebook, Twitter, VYou, and Oprah.com. This is Oprah's 67th book-club selection, and she says that while reading it, "I knew I was having the privilege of witnessing a great writer's career begin."


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An African painted dog yawns at the Pittsburgh Zoo in March 2009. Officials say a young boy was mauled to death after falling into the wild dog exhibit on Sunday.
Updated at 9:33 p.m. ET: A 2-year-old boy fell into an African painted dog exhibit at a Pittsburgh zoo on Sunday and was mauled by the wild animals, zoo officials said.
The child was with his mother visiting the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium. He fell about 11 feet off a railing that his mother had put him on top of to view the animals, police said.
He was immediately attacked by several dogs, zoo President and CEO Barbara Baker said. It is unclear whether the boy died from the fall or from being attacked by the animals.
"The screams just kept coming and coming: 'Someone help. Someone has to do something,'" Angela Cinti, 20, of Bethel Park, who was visiting the zoo with her boyfriend, told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
The zoo quickly moved visitors into buildings as animal keepers tried to coax the dogs into an off-exhibit area. Many of the 11 dogs in the exhibit moved away immediately, and several others were scared away from the child by the zookeepers. A remaining dog would not leave the child, and a Pittsburgh police officer shot the animal.
Baker pointed out these types of dogs typically hunt in packs, so this behavior is not considered unusual.
No visitors on the observation deck saw the child fall into the exhibit, Baker said.
The zoo was closed for the day while police and zoo officials investigate.
Authorities didn't immediately release the name of the boy or his mother, but say she is 34 years old and lives in Pleasant Hills, just outside Pittsburgh. The boy's father arrived on the scene soon after the accident, police said.
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According to the zoo's website, African painted dogs are the size of medium domestic dogs, weighing on average between 37 and 80 pounds and measuring 24 to 30 inches high.
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The dogs are classified as an endangered species.
The dogs normally live in a 1.5-acre exhibit called the Painted Dog Bush Camp that's part of a larger open area called the African Savanna, where elephants, lions and other animals can be seen.
In May, some of the dogs crawled under a fence and escaped into a part of the exhibit that's usually closed. The animals were lured back in with food and no one was hurt.
Ten African painted dogs were born at the zoo in 2009, and their mother died of a ruptured uterus shortly after delivering the litter. Five of the pups survived. The mortality rate for painted pups is 50 percent, even when born in the wild to a healthy mother.
It was only the second litter to be hand-raised in captivity, along with one in the United Kingdom, zoo officials said at the time.
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In high school, I took a driver's education class. When I was eighteen, I took driving lessons from an accredited driving school, having been warned that I should definitely not allow my parents to teach me how to drive if I wanted to maintain a civilized relationship with them. The state of California recognized my proficiency in operating a moving vehicle, and I am a licensed driver for seventeen years now.
But it is my three-year-old son who has taught me the most valuable lessons about driving. And now, I offer to you his driving wisdom:
- Music is important. An upbeat, singable song makes a commute more pleasant and more fun. And although music can't actually shorten the miles we're driving, it does make the drive seem shorter. "We'll be home when two songs are done playing," versus "We'll be home in 8 minutes."
- Always obey the lines of a parking spot. Those lines are boundaries; boundaries that exist to give one car its rightful space. Before becoming a mother, I had experienced the inconvenience resulting in someone parking their car over the line and too close to my door. With a toddler who needs to be strapped into a car seat, I need space. Space to open my passenger door, space to assist my son into his car seat, space to lean over and make sure he's buckled in securely.
- Look around. There are always things to notice when driving. Whether we're driving to our neighborhood market or driving thirty miles to visit cousins, my son and I look around. We notice letters on license plates and bumper stickers; red, orange, blue, and green buses; the shape of a cloud in the sky; the number of cars that look like Mommy's.
- Use the sunroof. When I was shopping for my present car, I knew I wanted a car with a sunroof. Now that I have it, I don't always use it, instead saving it for really sunny, warm days. My son requests "bright" - his shorthand for, "Please open the sunroof, Mommy," With "bright" open, we can watch the birds flying above, notice the rays of light falling into the car, and marvel at a streak of white left behind by a jet flying in the sky.
- Be prepared. Driving before becoming a mother was simply an act of getting from one place to another. Driving with a child is a whole other act. We have a four-door sedan and a spacious trunk. I use it. I pack an extra bottle of water, an extra book, an extra toy. Just in case.
- Be safe. Driving is dangerous. There have been instances when I have pulled over to allow a tail-gating car the opportunity to pass us. When I'm alone in the car and someone runs a 4-way stop, it's frustrating, it's potentially dangerous. When I'm driving with my son and someone runs a 4-way stop, I become mama lion ready to defend her cub.


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NEW YORK — From neighbors' clanking pots to the sirens of a speeding fire truck, the city's apartment dwellers are subjected to a cacophony of noise on a daily basis.
But real estate experts say tenants in even the closest of quarters can head off a headache by taking a few key steps before they settle on a home. They shared some of their expert advice with DNAinfo.com New York.
Location, location, location
Where your apartment is situated, both within the neighborhood and within the building, can make a huge difference in terms of noise, according to Daniel Hedaya, president of Platinum Properties. Hedaya said house hunters seeking a quiet pad should stay away from busy thoroughfares and seek out apartments on side streets rather than directly facing the avenues.
Neighboring buildings can also have a big influence on surrounding noise, warns Frances Katzen, managing director of Prudential Douglas Elliman. While it's great to live near your child's school for easy proximity to pickup and dropoff, schools don't make the best neighbors when it comes to quiet, she said.
"If it's next to school, you're in trouble for about three or four hours" per day, said Katzen, who said the morning and afternoon entry and dismissal tend to be a supercharged burst of noise of kids playing and parents chatting.
Other red flags include nearby police stations, firehouses and construction sites, said Lee Williams, of Charles Rutenberg Realty.
"You've got to know where the obvious items are — fire stations and police stations," he said. "Construction sites are a dead giveaway."
He said they had a listing on 10th Avenue and West 46th Street that they "couldn't show ... for a month because of the jackhammers," he said.
Katie Santoro, 24, who works in advertising, said she'd never have picked her apartment above S'Mac on East 12th Street, if she'd known diners make noise late into the night.
"A lot of people hang out in front. I hear a lot of conversations," she said. "I pretty much keep my AC on all year to drown out the noise. I wouldn't live above a restaurant again."
It's what's on the inside that counts
If the outside of the apartment looks great, be sure to remember the potential sources of noise within a building, too, Williams said.
For utmost quiet, shoppers should avoid units near elevator banks — "You can hear the whooshing," he said — and may want to pick end-of-hall apartments instead.
The most sensitive apartment hunters may also want to seek out a pet-free building, Williams said.
"If you're noise-averse or you might work from home one or two days a week, you don't want a barking dog next door to you," Williams said.
"Dogs aren't used to being by themselves. If a delivery person goes by that door, a dog can bark for a half an hour or more."
Tiled hallways can also cause problems, Williams said.
"People just in regular shoes would be making noise past the apartment," Williams said. "I've had clients say that because of the Mexican tile in the hall, it would be a non-starter."
Apartment interiors are integral, experts said.
Smooth surfaces like wood, ceramic or glass can amplify noise-levels, while cloth surfaces lessen it, experts said.
Marc Spector, principal of the Spector Group, praised soft decorative materials for dampening noises — favoring padded flooring to hardwood floors, for example.
"The easy solution is to put carpet down," he said. "It doesn't have to be wall-to-wall."
Fabric on the walls, such as tapestries or thick curtains, can also help create a sound barrier.
"There have been people who have put tapestry-like treatments on the wall to keep noise down," he said, "Fabric furniture would be able to absorb sound as well."
Use smart technology
For those looking for the maximum sound barriers, experts recommend construction techniques such as professional wall and window treatments, along with soundproofing materials in the gaps between apartment walls, Spector said.
Hedaya said 200 Chambers St.'s Penthouse 2 is a great example of a noise-smart building.
"The owner put in many soundproofing factors," Hedaya said.
"The ceiling is hung using a special neoprene system to isolate sound from above, the AC systems are concealed behind double doors for quiet, the floor is laid with two layers of crossing plywood to make sure it's quiet and the walls are made with special 'quiet rock' sheetrock."
Double- or triple-pane windows also help insulate an apartment from sound, with experts suggesting at least 2-inch thick glass.
Jacky Teplitzky, of Prudential Douglas Elliman, said redoing windows can be a pricey endeavor, but there are more affordable and still effective alternatives.
"A lot of people think they have to replace windows. It's very expensive," she said.
She recommended adding an additional layer of window inside your existing window to help seal out sound and also provide weatherproofing. Cityproof Windows, which is one of the companies that provide the service, charges between $750 and $1,250 for a 3-foot by 5-foot window, a common size in the city.
"[It] is adding another layer from the inside. That's a very effective way to make [the apartment] quiet."
When in doubt, check it out
Experts emphasized that the best way to detect any problems is to walk around a neighborhood at different points of the day and during the week. Sometimes, the problems don't reveal themselves between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. when many house hunters schedule their appointments for a visit.
For example, peace-seeking house hunters might never visit their future building early enough to hear when the garbage trucks come by.
If your dream apartment faces the front of the building, experts advised, make sure you ask the people who live there or the doormen about trash pickup.
"My main advice — do not make assumptions," Teplitzky said.


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