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The HD6950 is a fairly mature card, which means that the top tier partners have had time to perfect their designs and implement functional improvements. Sapphire chose to customize the cooler on their DiRT 3 Special Editon HD6950, which [H]ard|OCP took advantage of to focus on overclocking. Sapphire's TRIXX Tweak Utility played a big part in their testing, especially when overvolting the card. Check out the full review here.
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Communities in Schools of Brunswick County Inc. (CIS) will award 25 $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors from the county's high schools.
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Brawl breaks out over towed car; 3 arrested, 1 injuredBy PAT GROSSMITH
February 01. 2013 11:31AM
MANCHESTER - Three men were arrested and a woman seriously injured Thursday night on Bridge Street in a melee that broke out in a dispute over a car being towed.
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NHIAA Boys' Hockey Season Preview: Division I gets youngerBy ALEX HALL
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December 10. 2017 2:42AM
The Scoop: Boys' hockeyPlayers to watch were determined after consultation with area coaches.
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Players to watch: Mitch McGinn, junior, forward, Salem; Eric Voloshin, senior, goalie, Bedford; Ben Peterson, senior, forward, Bishop Guertin; Matt Pappalardo, senior, forward, Salem; Liam O'Brien, senior, defenseman, Concord; Jared Zeichick, senior, defenseman, Bishop Guertin; Ethan Messner, junior, goalie, Trinity; Nate Arcand, senior, forward, Trinity; Kenny McIntire, freshman, forward, Manchester Memorial; Eric Langley, senior, defenseman, Manchester Memorial; Sam Hebert, senior, forward, Manchester Central/West; Wil Hebert, sophomore, forward, Manchester Central/West; Owen Stadheim, sophomore, forward, Hanover; Gennaro Marra, junior, forward, Pinkerton; Dakota Robinson, junior, goalie, Pinkerton; Patrick Murphy, junior, forward, Londonderry; Michael McCormick, senior, forward, Londonderry; Ben Baldasaro, senior, forward, Exeter
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Players to watch: Myles Ditkoff, senior, goalie, Keene; Tim Greenwood, senior, forward, Keene; Fred Holmes, junior, defenseman, Portsmouth/Newmarket; Lance Lavoie, senior, goalie, Portsmouth/Newmarket; Ryan Tobeler, senior, forward, Bow; Dominique Biron, senior, forward, Bow; Brandon Tibbetts, senior, forward, Bow; Curtis McKay, junior, goalie, Goffstown; Alex Schlapak, senior, forward, Dover; Aaron Damren, junior, defenseman, Lebanon/Stevens; Garrett Langis, sophomore, forward, Spaulding
Key games: Dover at Spaulding, Dec. 13; Bow at Dover, Dec. 16; Windham at Merrimack, Dec. 20; Goffstown at Spaulding, Jan. 3; Portsmouth/Newmarket at Merrimack, Jan. 6; St. Thomas Aquinas at Goffstown, Jan. 24; Winnacunnet at Oyster River, Feb. 10; Dover at Lebanon/Stevens, Feb. 14; Keene at Bow, Feb. 17
Notable quote: "I've always been a big believer that if you have a good goalie in this league, you can be in every game." — Keene coach Chris McIntosh in reference to his senior goalie, Myles Ditkoff.
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Players to watch: Cam Cochran, senior, forward, Berlin/Gorham; Harrison Parent, senior, forward, Belmont/Gilford; Trent Labrecque, junior, goalie, Berlin/Gorham; Cam Tracy, senior, forward, ConVal/Conant; Brett Patnode, sophomore, forward, John Stark/Hopkinton; Mackenzie Murphy, senior, defenseman, Kennett; John Biggio, senior, goalie, Kennett; Colby Couture, senior, forward, Kennett; Hunter Dupuis, senior, forward, Belmont/Gilford; Alex Muthersbaugh, junior, forward, Belmont/Gilford; Hunter Sanders, junior, goalie, Moultonborough/Inter-Lakes; Noah Schoenbeck, senior, defenseman, Berlin/Gorham; Chris Boucher, junior, forward, Monadnock; Matt Tremblay, junior, forward, Pembroke/Campbell; Griffen Bono, junior, forward, Somersworth/Coe-Brown
Key games: Belmont/Gilford at Berlin/Gorham, Dec. 13; ConVal/Conant at Monadnock, Jan. 3; Kearsarge/Plymouth at Hollis/Brookline/Derryfield, Jan. 10; Kennett at Berlin/Gorham, Jan. 10; Moultonborough/Inter-Lakes at Monadnock, Jan. 13; Kennett at John Stark/Hopkinton, Jan. 27; Somersworth/Coe-Brown at Berlin/Gorham, Feb. 3; ConVal/Conant at Pembroke/Campbell, Feb. 24
Notable quote: "Honestly, this is one of those teams that really feels like everyone can contribute so we're going to expect that and expect balance from the team." — Kennett coach Mike Lane
Manchester Memorial boys' hockey coach Mark Putney said he thinks last season marked the first time in eight years that the Crusaders did not qualify for the NHIAA Division playoffs.
Coming off a one-win campaign, Putney and the Crusaders are motivated to get back to the postseason in what will be the program's 50th year.
"We'll have some bumps and bruises along the way with a young team but if we put all three zones together, we'll be competitive," Putney said.
Senior captain Eric Langley, a defenseman, and senior forwards Jared Chandonnet and Patrick Goren are among Memorial's key returners. Among his younger group of players, Putney is expecting freshman forward Kenny McIntire to have an immediate impact.
Memorial is not the only team in the division that will rely on its youth this season. Both Trinity of Manchester coach Mike Connell and Exeter coach Jim Tufts described their clubs as young this year.
"A lot of teams lost a lot of seniors," Connell said. "It seemed like it was a senior-heavy league last year."
Like Putney, Connell and Tufts will try to lead their programs back to the postseason after missing the cut last year.
As he tries to navigate the Pioneers to a playoff berth, Connell will have the aid of longtime Manchester Central coach Brian Stone, who joined the Trinity staff this offseason.
"I think I'll learn a lot from him, to be honest with you," Connell said of Stone. "He's a wealth of knowledge. In that respect, it's going to be great."
Tufts will look to senior tri-captains Ben Baldasaro, Anders Dachsteiner and Tommy Civiello to lead his young Blue Hawks club.
Tufts sees Bishop Guertin of Nashua, Concord and Pinkerton Academy of Derry as some of the division's frontrunners. Putney and Connell both agreed Bishop Guertin and Concord will be in contention alongside two-time defending champion Bedford.
Bedford beat Concord, 7-0, in last year's state final. Bishop Guertin won the championship in 2015, finished runner-up to Bedford in 2016 and lost to the Bulldogs in the semifinals last year. Pinkerton fell to Salem in last year's quarterfinals.
"Bedford is always strong," Putney said. "I think Concord..they lost some big bodies up front but they're always solid."
Salem, which reached the semifinals last year, Londonderry and Hanover are other teams worth keeping an eye on this season.
Division II
Coming off the program's first ever state championship appearance, first-year Keene coach Chris McIntosh is cautiously optimistic about what his team can accomplish this season.
If the Blackbirds want to reach the D-II title game again this year, though, they will likely have to do so in a different fashion than they did last season.
Keene graduated nine players, many of whom were scoring threats, from last year's team that finished runner-up to Bow. McIntosh, who previously served as an assistant coach with the team, said the players Keene graduated combined for about 211 points last season.
The Blackbirds will have to transition from being an offensive-minded team to one that is focused on playing strong defense in front of senior goalie Myles Ditkoff, who was an All-State First Team selection last season.
"Last year, our best strength was offense, no doubt," McIntosh said. "I do think this year, with the DNA of the team changing, we're going to have to start with Myles and work from the back up. We're confident we can do that."
McIntosh said he strongly believes Keene should be a top-four team in the division. Other programs that will likely hover around those top four spots are defending champion Bow and Windham, which won the division title in 2016. Dover, Lebanon/Stevens and Spaulding of Rochester also looked poised for strong campaigns.
McIntosh expects both Bow and Windham to be strong contenders for the title.
Windham defeated Dover in last season's quarterfinals before falling to Bow in the semifinals. Spaulding beat Lebanon/Stevens in the opening round of last year's tournament before falling to Keene.
Both Dover and Spaulding had young teams last year and could take a step forward now that their players have gained experience. Dover beat the Red Raiders to win the division title in 2015.
Lebanon/Stevens graduated last year's D-II player of the year in Nate Gariepy but returns Nate Chickering, a junior forward who logged 34 points (16 goals, 18 assists) last year. Lebanon/Stevens will be led by first-year coach Jim Damren.
"We definitely have a lot of competition and I'm expecting it to be a tough division again this year," McIntosh said.
Division III
Much to the dismay of the rest of the division, Kennett of Conway will not look much different this year than it did when it won the state championship last season.
The Eagles graduated just four players from last year's team that defeated Berlin/Gorham, 4-0, in the D-III state title game. Among Kennett's returners are last year's division Player of the Year in senior defenseman Mackenzie Murphy and classmate John Biggio, the team's three-year starter in goal.
"We've got a good group coming back and good players coming in," Eagles coach Mike Lane said. "We're excited to get started but certainly it's going to be a different mentality this year for us.
Instead of chasing teams, we'll have the target on our back."
If Kennett wants to capture its fifth state championship this season, it will have to get past some of the division's other traditional contenders like Belmont/Gilford, Berlin/Gorham and John Stark/Hopkinton.
Berlin/Gorham (2016), Belmont/Gilford (2015) and John Stark/Hopkinton (2013) have all been state champions over the past five seasons.
Somersworth/Coe-Brown and Pembroke/Campbell should also factor into the title hunt. Somersworth/Coe-Brown reached the semifinals last year, which marked the co-op's first D-III campaign. Pembroke/Campbell fell to Kennett in last year's quarterfinals.
"Certainly, we've been chasing Berlin and Belmont/Gilford the past couple years and they've really been the class of the league," Lane said. "Somersworth came in last year and made an immediate impact. There's a lot of really good teams in the division.
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Reports of thefts of phones snatched from the hands of pedestrians are on the increase in the UK, police figures suggest. The expensive devices, easily taken while the victim is engrossed in a call, are a straighforward catch for many criminals, who then sell them on, possibly to contacts in other countries.
According to a Guardian report, police in one London borough, Islington, have reported an alarming 400 percent increase in phone snatches from pedestrians in the space of just 12 months, from 157 in 2010 to 786 in 2011—and that figure doesn't even include the last two months of last year.
Criminals often approach from behind, giving the victim no warning, and also use bicycles, enabling them to make a quick getaway. It appears the perpetrators are getting bolder too, with daytime incidents being caught more and more on closed-circuit television cameras.
The British police force says between 250,000 and 300,000 mobile phones are stolen in the UK each year, though as these are only reported incidents, the figure is likely to be far higher.
One British man cited in the Guardian's report, Joe Cronin, had his iPhone 4 whipped out of his hand in London last November by a thief on a bicycle. Now he keeps his phone concealed at all times.
"I use the headset when I'm talking to people on the phone in the street. I used to think people looked a bit weird doing it walking along–like they're talking to themselves," he said.
"But it actually means your phone is safe in your pocket. I would advise people who are out and about to keep their phone in their pocket because it can get snatched so easily."
The head of Islington's robbery unit, detective inspector Karen Gilmour, described phone snatching as "a young person's crime" that's becoming more popular.
Short of gluing the phone to your hand, there's currently little that can be done to stop criminals intent on nabbing phones from pedestrians making calls in the street although, as Joe Cronin suggests, going hands-free currently seems the most effective solution.
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I have a slightly different problem. Actually two at this point. One deals with the actually Bricked XOs. The ones with what I like to call the Mic light of DOOM. This is the issue of both the power light and mic light staying on. The other is no screen and no mic light.
1) Any known fixes for the mic light of doom? I have hooked up the serial adapter and it spits out forthm+ over and over for as long as it is on.
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The only information I seem to come across deals with the clock and not the issues I run into when trying repair the "Bricked" XOs here in Birmingham.
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Editor's Note: An earlier version of this essay erroneously stated that Sen. Christopher Dodd supports bank nationalization. In fact, Dodd has said he does not welcome nationalization, but "we may end up having to do that."
The news that even Alan Greenspan and Senator Chris Dodd suggest that bank nationalization may be necessary shows how desperate the situation has become. It has been obvious for some time that a government takeover of our banking system–perhaps along the lines of what Norway and Sweden did in the '90s–is the only solution. It should be done, and done quickly, before even more bailout money is wasted.
The problem with America's banks is not just one of liquidity. Years of reckless behavior, including bad lending and gambling with derivatives, have left them, in effect, bankrupt. If our government were playing by the rules–which require shutting down banks with inadequate capital–many, if not most, banks would go out of business. But because faulty accounting practices don't force banks to mark down all their assets to current market prices, they may nominally meet capital requirements–at least for a while.
No one knows for sure how big the hole is; some estimates put the number at $2 trillion or $3 trillion, or more. So the question is, Who is going to bear the losses? Wall Street would like nothing better than a steady drip of taxpayer money. But the experience in other countries suggests that when financial markets run the show, the costs can be enormous. Countries like Argentina, Chile and Indonesia spent 40 percent or more of their GDP to bail out their banks. For the United States, the worry is that the $700 billion appropriated for the bank bailout may turn out to be just a small down payment.
The cost to the government is especially important, given the legacy of debt from the Bush administration, which saw the national debt soar from $5.7 trillion to more than $10 trillion. Unless care is taken, government spending on the bailout will crowd out other vital government programs, from Social Security to future investments in technology.
There is a basic principle in environmental economics called "the polluter pays": polluters must pay for the cost of cleaning up their pollution. American banks have polluted the global economy with toxic waste; it is a matter of equity and efficiency that they must be forced, now or later, to pay the price of cleaning it up. As long as the banking sector feels that it will be bailed out of disasters–even ones it created–we will continue to have a moral hazard. Only by making sure that the sector pays the costs of its actions will efficiency be restored.


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Quote from: Jayson on June 20, 2010, 07:40 AMThat's a pretty cool chase for Bib.Seriously??
That's a pretty cool chase for Bib.
Yes, I think the nods to the Vintage line are great:Vinyl Jawa, Blue Snaggletooth, J- & L-slot Rocket Fetts, Uzay Snowtrooper, Blue Coat Han
Hopefully the Fett is only the common chase...
Quote from: Jonny on June 20, 2010, 04:17 PMHopefully the Fett is only the common chase...I don't think it will be. Based on what was previously reported, the Amanaman is a 1:12 figure. Based on past releases, the chases that have been packed in the 1:12 figure boxes have proven to be the rare chases. Sooo, if the Fett was indeed found in an Amanaman box, then odds are that's one of the rare chases and we have yet to see the common one.
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June 3 (Bloomberg) — What's ambitious about Jay Dweck's bathroom isn't the television by his whirlpool tub or the screen that will face his toilet and bidet. It isn't the wide nook in his shower for a third TV and one more across from the sink, or his plan to have each turn on automatically when he's nearby.
It's that Dweck, a former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley executive, wants to sell fellow bankers on renovations like the one at his $4.8 million house an hour's drive north of New York in Bedford Corners.
"I always have visions and dreams of things you can do, and this is a realization of something," Dweck, 58, said near his violin-shaped pool, where about 5,600 fiber-optic cables light up like multicolored strings. "The idea is to improve quality of life using technology."
The company he registered last month, Live Better Systems LLC, will have competition from Wall Street veterans working to make the good life better. In a year when Thomas Piketty's book on swelling inequality sold out on Amazon.com, the former bankers don't see their upgrades as indulgences for the pampered, according to interviews with half a dozen of them. They call them innovations that will spread.
"We're launching this brand and launching this movement," Paul Scialla said before a tour of the $50 million penthouse his company, Delos Living LLC, is selling with posture-boosting cork floors, purified air and antimicrobial coatings in New York's East Village. "There's so much attention focused on the environmental impact of buildings, and we didn't think there was enough focus on the human."
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Scialla, 40, was co-head of U.S. interest-rate products cash trading at Goldman Sachs last year when he and his twin brother Peter left the firm's partnership pool to expand Delos. It's bringing "curated environments that optimize health" to Las Vegas hotel suites, Philadelphia dorms and Los Angeles offices, according to a website that describes lighting built around circadian rhythms and Vitamin C-infused showers.
The two apartments the company has sold in its five-unit building on East 11th Street went to actor Leonardo DiCaprio and author Deepak Chopra, both Delos advisory-board members. Scialla said the company and affiliate International WELL Building Institute do more than house celebrities, and that he left Goldman Sachs when he envisioned the potential social benefits and financial rewards.
"If we can scale this and get this to as many people as we can through real estate, that's a real big win," he said, citing hospitals and affordable apartments as options, along with housing for Haitian orphans the company has pledged to build. "Anything with four walls and a roof can be infused with this thought."
Dot Luxury
Last month, former Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. vice president Monica Kirchner also cited mass appeal, or a version of it, after she began selling the first websites that end in .luxury instead of .com.
Kirchner, whose Beverly Hills, California-based Dot Luxury won an auction for rights to the domain, said her target audience spans "ultra-high net worth all the way into just your middle income."
Her firm's website skews to the former with a photograph of a grinning woman on a yacht. "Welcome to .Luxury," a greeting below says. "We've been expecting you."
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Other former bankers working on what they call boutique projects are more explicit about selling to their own kind.
Serge Marquie, who ran corporate equity derivatives at Goldman Sachs and left last year, said the firm he started with his wife, Sally Wilkinson, is selling rights to Napa Valley wines before they're bottled to "bankers, hedge-fund guys."
The company, E-Cep, offers contracts similar to Bordeaux futures that allow buyers to get U.S. wine at a preset price, like an $1,800 magnum of 2011 Scarecrow cabernet.
The wealth chronicled in Piketty's best-seller "Capital in the Twenty-First Century" creates business opportunities, according to Wilkinson, a former UBS AG economist. The number of people with at least $100 million increased 62 percent globally to 37,104 compared with 2003, according to a March study by property broker Knight Frank LLP.
"There's incredible inequality, but there's also incredible demand at the high end of the market," Wilkinson said. "That's just a reality of the world we live in."
She and Marquie described the business as a way for them to make an impact.
"Capital can be useless, or it can be very beneficial," Marquie said. "And it is important that people who have the capital are making it as useful as possible."
Stradivarius Pool
Dweck, a former head of equities strategies for Goldman Sachs, said innovating brings him happiness. The pool, inspired by a Stradivarius he once owned, has a hot tub as the violin chin rest and two thin koi ponds shaped like a bow. He wants to use programming skills he honed on Wall Street to coordinate underwater lights with music piped through speakers.
"Let's say I play some violin piece," he said, comparing the effect to Guitar Hero. "I can just make it so that it's like the strings are being played in the appropriate place."
Live Better Systems can aid others once he's ready to work with clients at year's end, Dweck said, even if they can't afford a $1 million Stradivarius pool.
"Anything that shouldn't require volitional thought should just happen by itself," he said. "If we can automate it away, we should."
Dweck's plan is to program his televisions to turn on when triggered by motion sensors, microphones or wireless access points that connect to mobile phones. He wants systems for heating, security, 24 TVs, 140 speakers and 90 automatic shades to learn the tastes and habits of their users.
'Frivolous Things'
The renovation of his stone-and-shingle house — whose reverse-osmosis filtration makes his shower water "like bottled water" even if it lacks the Delos vitamins — will cost $3 million, he said. He estimates he'll spend an additional $3 million fixing up grounds that include the pool, a baseball field, an outdoor kitchen and a movie screen.
"Lots of people have that money," he said. "They're willing to spend it on, to me, much more frivolous things."
Last month, before the tour of the Delos penthouse, Scialla showed the Manhattan Meatpacking District loft he shares with his brother. It, too, features a television in the bathroom. There's also a signed poster of Oliver Stone's "Wall Street," two pianos and Delos features including cork floors and blue- shaded lighting to boost morning energy.
Across from the kitchen's industrial-size juicer and a shelf of wheatgrass were two bottles of Patron tequila.
"Well," Scialla said, "it's all about balance."
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The oil market was trying to put the situation in Cyprus behind itself. While the Parliament put off the vote and kicked the can down the road, traders tried to justify the return of confidence in the market to the fact that Cypriot economy is as a small as a small city and doesn't really matter in the whole scheme of things. The truth is the larger impact of what happens here could impact the markets for months on end. The prospect of the so-called "stability levy" of 6.75% on all bank deposits of less than €100,000 (£87,000) and 9.9% for those above €100,000 is raising questions where will it end. As to the size of Cyprus and those downplaying the significance may be the same folks that told you not to worry about the turmoil in the housing market because it was just "sub-prime" or that Greece was not a market mover because of its size.
Reuters is reporting that the Cypriot parliament is going to reject the tax on bank deposits, raising fears of a bank collapse and possible withdrawal from the Eurozone. While the market seems OK with the possibility to charge a retroactive tax on bank deposits, it is raising the question whether or not any assets anywhere are safe at any time.
When it comes to Cyprus, one of the problems is that it is widely known that their banks have been used by Russia to launder money. Of course this has made Vladimir Putin very testy. The EU is balking at bailing out the Russian mafia which makes raiding deposits a bit more tenable. Yet the precedent that it sets might destroy confidence in banks around Europe and the world.
Cyprus has been the wild-west when it comes to lending and its banks. The Guardian reports, "Cyprus has faced two big problems. The first is that its banks went on a lending spree during the good times – by 2011, they had made loans worth more than eight times the country's national output. Even Britain, the most spectacular example of a big developed country that allowed an overblown banking sector to threaten the entire economy, did not go quite that far. The second problem was the close links between Cyprus and Greece, a country gripped by a brutal slump that has seen the size of the economy shrink by 20% in four years. Cypriot banks had made loans to Greece worth 160% of GDP and the losses on that high levels of exposure have been raising rapidly."
Natural gas flew on cold weather and record demand. Power generators reluctance to switch back to coal my signal that record demand will continue in the near year. The projection by the EIA that demand for gas will fall by 7% is being blown out of the water as demand will obviously be stronger. The natural gas demands will hit another record high this year and for production to keep up prices has to be a little stronger.


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When Cellemme, who had already made non-playing appearances at last year's U.S. Open and Shea Stadium as a Federer double, met Marc Rosett, a life-long tennis teaching pro and coach, the first two pieces of the puzzle were in place. When Peter Kaplan, owner of Eastside Tennis Academy and Grassmere Inn in Westhampton Beach offered his facilities to the pair as the home for their intensive training, the picture was complete.
Rosett, who as a young teaching pro in New England, had already taken a promising 16-year-old junior from the ranks of beginner to those of a professional, proposed attempting to complete the project in two months. Cellemme, already an accomplished baseball player and versatile athlete, eagerly agreed.
Training started in mid-March with long nights at the gym. The treadmill and exercise bicycle were the apparatus of choice used to get Cellemme out of his off-season funk and into pre-season shape for his first and future tennis season. Sessions on an indoor racquetball court, pantomiming his swing and form, knocked countless hours off the time he'd have to spend in the spring once he stepped onto a real tennis court.
On May 3, the pair traveled out to Eastside Tennis Academy for their first two-day training session. The indoor training had paid off. With the form already partially ingrained, Cellemme started hitting the ball with some control and consistency. The rest, as they say, is history (or history in the making) as over the next eight weeks, Cellemme added a topspin backhand, spin serve, and volley to his forehand.
Exactly two months after the completion of his first training session at the Academy, Cellemme donned the orange Nike shirt and white Federer headband, and walked down Main Street in Westhampton Beach. Throngs of kids and teenagers flocked toward him to have their picture taken with their "idol."
When large groups of teenage girls stopped, stared, and began whispering to each other, Cellemme was reminded that his physical resemblance to Federer, right down to his 6'1" frame, was intact. This thrilled him since his physical appearance combined with his newly acquired tennis skills would cause him to be any casting director's dream candidate for the part of Federer.
In a world of chance and fortune, the pieces of the puzzle, had come together beautifully to bring this project to a successful conclusion. The pieces of this puzzle had all fit together – the pieces of this puzzle were all happy.


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Toll Gate Jazz Ensemble hits all right notes
Over the past two months, the Toll Gate High School Jazz Ensemble has competed in two festivals and brought home three awards.
First, the ensemble performed in the Rhode Island Music Educators Association Jazz Festival, which was held on Feb. 2 at University of Rhode Island, and was awarded a "superior" ranking. The ranking is the highest a band can achieve; at last year's festival, the ensemble went home with an "excellent" ranking.
Then, on March 2, the group competed at the Berklee Jazz Festival in Boston, where they placed 11th and were only 13 points away from the fourth place "Honorable Mention" in their division, which consisted of 16 bands. The festival featured jazz bands from across the country, and Toll Gate's division included bands from Rhode Island, New York, Maine, Massachusetts and Connecticut.
"It's the premier high school competition," said Nina Yu, a senior flute and saxophone player in the ensemble.
The group was so proud to have two members win individual awards at the Berklee competition. Evan Carley, a junior bassist, won the distinguished musician award for the Toll Gate Ensemble.
Also, junior Isaac Davis was named the Most Superior Musician in the division for his performance on drums.
"It was a big deal," said Yu, explaining that it is the highest honor a musician can achieve at the event.
Yu and the other seniors are amazed at how far their ensemble has come in their four years at Toll Gate. They remember, during their freshmen and sophomore years, struggling to keep it together.
"There were eight performers on the best day," said Justin Salisbury, looking back on the ensemble during his freshmen year. With a less than dedicated group and a long-term sub who could not take the group to competitions, it was more of a club who got together to listen to music as opposed to performing.
"We've had a long road; we used to cancel practice because not enough players showed up," explained Dena Goldblatt, a senior saxophone player.
All of that changed last year when George Landrie, a former music education teacher from Gorton and Aldrich junior high schools, became the permanent teacher at Toll Gate.
"Mr. Landrie is the most dedicated teacher I know," said Yu. Landrie will give up time with his own family to work with his ensemble, often staying at the school until after night practices and meeting with the group weekly during the summer.
"If we had any other teacher, this wouldn't have happened," said Yu.
The ever-supportive teacher, Landrie says it is all about the right group of musicians.
"The credit goes to these students for their work ethic and attitude," said Landrie.
Landrie also knows nothing could have been possible without the support of Toll Gate principal Stephen Chrabaszcz. The senior players agree, saying any time they want to go on a field trip to compete or perform, Chrabaszcz finds a way to get them there.
"He is always supporting us," said Salisbury, who plays trumpet for the ensemble along with many other instruments.
Landrie also gives credit to music-lover Eugene Nadeau of the School Committee.
"He and the other Warwick School Committee members have supported this program and we got to perform at the WSC last Tuesday," said Landrie.
Landrie knows the support of officials has contributed to the ensemble's success, but also knows he has an immensely talented group of young musicians.
"As the 1970s Boston Bruins coaching legend, Don Cherry, once said after his first year with the Bruins, 'I just open the door for Bobby Orr'; well, I just open the band room up for this rhythm section," said Landrie.
As the seniors prepare to head off to college, with Goldblatt receiving her first acceptance letter during last week's practice, Landrie is already planning for next year.
Utilizing the talents of Davis and Carley, Landrie plans to form a smaller jazz combo that will also feature Szabi Kiss on piano and David Stachurski on alto saxophone. The combo will compete separately at various competitions, in addition to remaining part of the large ensemble.
For now, however, the group is enjoying their time as what Goldblatt calls "one dysfunctional family." The group is preparing for the Share The Music concert on April 2, where they will perform along with the Toll Gate vocal and West Warwick High School instrumental programs. They will also perform at Toll Gate's spring concert on May 9. Both concerts will take place at Toll Gate High School.


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The Flyers have come to a one-year agreement with free agent defenseman Sean O'Donnell and forward Jody Shelley.
O'Donnell will earn $1 million this season with the possibility of performance-based bonuses.
O'Donnell, 38, skated with the Los Angeles Kings for the last two seasons. Last year, O'Donnell posted three goals and 12 assists for 15 points with a plus-14 rating. He turns 39 on Oct. 13.
O'Donnell is a 15-year NHL veteran, splitting time between the Kings, Devils, Wild, Bruins, Coyotes and Ducks. O'Donnell teamed up with Flyers defenseman Chris Pronger in 2007 to bring a Stanley Cup to Anaheim.
Last year in Los Angeles, O'Donnell earned $1.25 million.
O'Donnell will likely be the Flyers' sixth defenseman, leaving Oskars Bartulis as the 7th defenseman or – depending on the cap situation – starting the season in the AHL. In order to make it to the AHL, Bartulis and his $600,000 salary would have to first clear waivers.
Shelley, meanwhile, signed a three-year deal worth $1.1 million per season. Shelley, 34, is a 6-foot-3, 220 pound instigator that posted two goals and 7 assists for 9 points over 57 games this year. Both of Shelley's goals this season came against the Flyers. He has posted more than 100 penalty minutes in a season six times in his career and more than 200 minutes in a season three times.
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Limit Theory Kickstarter: space RPG gets funded, takes Elite on at its own game
Limit Theory is a similar concept to Elite: Dangerous, industry veteran David Braben's return to the space trading genre. However, Limit Theory is being made by one man and is already funded. It's a huge game with procedurally generated galaxies and ships. Elite fans would do well to check this one out too.
The Limit Theory Kickstarter project has just hit $54,983 of its $50,000 goal, and solo developer Josh Parnell has added Mac and Linux support to his list of stretch goals.
Described as an 'infinite procedural space game', Limit Theory automatically generates everything you see in the universe in real-time. It's similar to Braben's Elite series in that there is no real endpoint or goal, just a vast expanse of space to explore, planets to trade with and other ships to obliterate.
Parnell has composed all of the game's music, created all of the art assets and coded the whole project himself. It's impressive given how detailed it looks in action. You can see it for yourself over at the game's Kickstarter hub.
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I finally got a Caelus. However I don't seem to be winning games with him. might be my deck problem. Can anyone recommend me decks that have gone 1300+ ELO points with Caekus? Mono / half decks? half decks with wat clan?
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I once went up against Caelus, Dwan, Thomas and Sasha. This week is hell for my deck.
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You see a lot of attack manipulation to counter Caelus. Mono Skeelz should work fine if you add some att manip cards like Danae and Sasha plus staples like Chiara, probably Praxie and Sandro. I would throw in Dwan for DR and high damage and Liam for SOA (kills Oshitsune and Caelus). From my (limited) experience I found that once Caelus is in your hand your opponent is so fixated on him that you can easily sneak in some lower damage and win without the massive dmg from Caelus.
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Caelus + all stars = win
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Williebobo is right, All stars and Caelus are great. You need an Att manipulation card/clan, or a power manipulation. For this week i would use:
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The euro hit a six-week high and shares rose on Monday as signs of growth in China and a slower contraction in Europe lifted demand but worries over the U.S. budget crisis capped gains.
The latest readings from both official and private sector surveys of China's vast manufacturing sector showed activity picked up November, adding to evidence the economy is reviving after seven quarters of slowing growth.
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While final readings of the euro zone's Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) for November showed factory activity declining at a slower rate, though this still leaves the region on course for its worst quarter since early 2009.
"We are in an environment where the big picture risks are still there; the U.S. fiscal cliff, the euro zone and China - on two of those (China and the euro zone) arguably things have been improving," Philip Poole, global head of macro investment strategy at HSBC Global Asset Management, said.
MSCI world equity index edged up about 0.1 percent to 333 points after the PMI data helped by a small gain in MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan.
Data also showed British manufacturing activity shrank much less than expected in November, although the sector remains in a precarious state as new orders edged down.
However, investors are cautious about reading too much from the numbers while there is no solution in Washington on how to avoid a package of tax rises and spending cuts due in early 2013 which could send the economy back into recession.
In Europe, the FTSE Eurofirst 300 index of top European shares rose 0.3 percent to 1,123.15 points with London's FTSE 100, Paris's CAC-40 and Frankfurt's DAX between 0.25 and 0.5 percent higher.
Earlier gains in Asia were kept in check by sluggish data on retail sales and labour demand in Australia, and weak factory activity levels in the major exporting nations of South Korea and Taiwan.
The euro climbed to $1.3048, its highest level since Oct. 23, before paring gains to trade about 0.4 percent higher at $1.3039 ahead of a euro zone finance ministers meeting where they will assess the latest plan to help Greece.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Sunday Greece's creditors may look at writing down more of its debt, a move that would make the country's debt burden more sustainable.
Falls in Spanish and Italian bond yields as investors become more confident in buying euro zone debt added to support for the single currency, as did the Greek government's plans to repurchase up to 10 billion euros ($13 billion) of its outstanding debt.
Spanish 10-year yields dropped 10 basis points to 5.24 percent, while similar Italian yields were also lower, and low-risk German debt prices retreated.
Greece said on Monday it would buy back its bonds through a Dutch auction process, and set a price range above most market expectations.
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The price of the Greek government's 2023 bond rose 2.675 points to 37.867 after the announcement.
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Gwyneth Paltrow dons a bikini as she rides a jet ski with her son Moses, 5, while on vacation on Thursday (July 7) and Friday (July 8) in Porto Cervo, Italy.
The 38-year-old actress was also joined by her daughter Apple, 7, and brother Jake Paltrow aboard Steven Spielberg's private yacht, the "Seven Seas."
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It always seems like a no-brainer to the Democrats: we'll promise to take some money from the "rich" and give it to those most likely to vote for us; how could it go wrong? But those pesky voters–what's the matter with Kansas?–don't think it's quite so simple.
Rasmussen reports that by 65% to 16%, likely voters oppose the Democrats' scheme to increase capital gains taxes. That's partly because lots of people pay capital gains, and partly because many voters have figured out that the Dems may come first for the "rich," but they'll be coming for them, too, before long: 60% say that a candidate who promises to hike taxes on capital gains will raise other taxes, as well. And a considerable number of voters have a better grasp of economics than Democratic politicians; 52% say that increasing capital gains would hurt the economy.
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BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. – The Chicago Fire did it again Saturday afternoon, spoiling a spirited 10-man performance by giving up yet another late goal – this time in the 91st minute – to tie the LA Galaxy, 1-1, in front of a sellout crowd at Toyota Park.
Defender Omar Gonzalez scored the tying goal for the Galaxy, rising above Chicago center back Wilman Conde to bury Landon Donovan's corner kick from the top of the six-yard-box. Gonzalez's powerful finish – which came three minutes after substitute forward Collins John gave the Fire the lead with a well-taken free kick – is the third late, result-changing goal the Fire have conceded in their last three matches.
"Everybody's disappointed," John said. "I don't think we played a great game, but to be 1-0 up at the end of the game with three, four minutes to go and then give it up [hurts]. We can't keep slipping up. Last week was the same story. It's just a big disappointment not to get the three points."
Midfielder John Thorrington echoed John.
"It's heart-wrenching," Thorrington said. "To put in all that effort and come away with just a point is [tough]."
But though they're certainly disappointed, the Fire can take some positives away from the tie. Rookie goalkeeper Sean Johnson's save on Landon Donovan's penalty kick was excellent. John's goal – and overall performance – was encouraging. Nery Castillo looked fit in his 70 minutes of action.
Of course, the Fire's biggest positive was earning a point. Considering they went a man down in the 21st minute after defender Gonzalo Segares appeared to elbow Leonardo, that point becomes very respectable – even if the manner in which it was earned still hurts.
"We have to take a positive away from the game," Johnson said. "We were able to get a draw playing with 10 men, and we were even in a position to win it. In the end we need to walk away and be thankful we didn't give up three points."
But moral victories and small positives don't move teams up in the standings. And Chicago need to move up. The 11th-place Fire are five points behind San Jose – who play Houston on Sunday – for the eighth and final playoff spot. Chicago could've gained ground had they held on against LA, but they missed yet another opportunity to edge their way into the playoff picture.
"Unfortunately, we are not learning from our mistakes," Fire head coach Carlos de los Cobos. said. "And if we don't learn from our mistakes, we won't improve. … We gave two points away which were very precious for our fight for the playoffs."
The Fire continue their fight for the playoffs on Wednesday, when fellow hopefuls Toronto FC visit for a match teeming with playoff implications. It'll be do-or-die for Chicago, who can't afford to miss any further opportunities.
"It's just a big disappointment not to get the three points," John said. "We have 10 games to go, and every game now is a war. We have a big game on Wednesday, and we need the three points."
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NCS Technologies announced the Cirrus LT, a zero-client laptop that offers secure computing for government users. Zero client is a computing model in which the end users have no local software.
The firm, creator of the Stratus MCS (multiple client system) to secure government desktops, said it is now extending its technology to the mobile arena. The move would let laptop users to work securely anywhere in world and could also reduce costs, improve energy efficiency and ease deployment and administration, the company said in its release.
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2009-10 Season (Junior): Went 10-3 in singles in the fall, advancing to the round of 16 at the 2009 Wilson/ITA DI Northeast Regional Championships … Went 14-7 in singles in the spring, playing primarily the No. 4 position … Went 6-3 in doubles in the fall, advancing to the round of 16 at the 2009 Wilson/ITA DI Northeast Regional Championships with Elizabeth Epstein … Went 13-8 in doubles in the spring, including eight straight wins to end the year.
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French artist, jeweler, and designer Line Vautrin's costume jewels and sculpted objects defined Parisian Neo-Romantic chic. Made of resin, glass, and bronze, Vautrin's designs exist outside of traditional definitions of jewelry and call to mind primitive designs and motifs that reference ancient inscribed tables, hieroglyphics, and pictographs. Her work ranged from jewelry to objects such as mirrors, trays, and boxes. Devoted to experimentation, she opened A.D.A.M., the Association for the Development of the Manual Arts, a craft school where she taught metalworking and jewelry making, and also sold some of the raw materials she employed in her own practice, such as mirrors and sheets of Talosel.
French, 1913-1997, Paris, France
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