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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (Sept. 7, 2012) – For only the second time this season, the ETSU volleyball team was taken down in straight sets as Austin Peay swept the Blue and Gold (9-25, 10-25, 24-26) on Friday afternoon at the Hampton Inn Bama Bash inside Foster Auditorium.
Austin Peay hit .355 (41-8-93) for the match, while junior middle blocker Lauren Henderson led the way with a .533 clip (9-1-15) and sophomore setter Cami Fields quarterbacked the offense with 31 assists and eight digs. The Lady Govs dictated the pace early by hitting .560 in the first set and only committed one error on 25 total attempts. In the end, Austin Peay only tallied eight attack errors, compared to ETSU's 22 on 105 total attempts. The Bucs finished with only 24 kills in the match.
The Blue and Gold saw their six-game winning streak on the neutral court come to an end and dropped to 8-3 on the season, while Austin Peay had its three-game losing streak snapped and improved to 3-8.
After losing five of the first six points in the opening set, the Bucs pulled within three, 8-5, when Megan Devine (Kingsport, Tenn.) recorded one of her nine kills of the match. However, ETSU never got any closer as the Lady Govs won nine straight points to extend their advantage to 17-5. Another kill by Devine stopped the run, but Austin Peay closed the frame out on an 8-3 surge to take the first set, 25-9. Senior outside hitter Nikki Doyle hit .500 in the set after finishing with five kills on ten swings, while the Lady Govs only had one attack error, compared to six by the Bucs.
Things didn't get any better for ETSU in the second set as Austin Peay stormed out to an 11-3 start and never looked back from there. The Bucs tallied five errors in the start, and after the Blue and Gold were charged with three consecutive attack errors late in the stanza, Austin Peay's lead ballooned to 12, 20-8. Following ETSU's second timeout in the frame, Austin Peay closed out the set by winning five of the next seven points to take a commanding 2-0 lead in the match.
ETSU showed some fight in the third, but after 10 ties and three lead changes, Austin Peay rallied for a 26-24 win. The Bucs took their first lead of the match when sophomore Meredith Hardy (Kingsport, Tenn.) opened the set with a kill and ETSU opened a three-point advantage, 12-9, when fellow sophomore Katie Muey (Alexandria, Ind.) posted the Bucs' lone service ace of the game. Unfortunately, Austin Peay won the next three points to pull even at 12, but with things still knotted at 14, ETSU gained momentum by stringing together six straight points starting with Kayla Williams' (El Paso, Texas) kill and ending with an attack error by Liz Landon. With that said, the game got away from the Bucs as Austin Peay closed out the set on a 12-4 run to take the match.
Devine led ETSU with nine kills, but she also committed nine attack errors on 43 attempts, while Bethany Gesell (High Point, N.C.) was once again the lone bright spot for the Blue and Gold. Gesell hit .385 as she finished with seven kills on 13 attempts and was charged with two attack errors.
The Bucs look to bounce back into the win column on Saturday when ETSU faces Lamar at 3 p.m., before closing out the tournament against host Alabama at 8 p.m.
For more information on Buccaneer volleyball, visit ETSUBucs.com.


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Wooden Baby Growth & Milestone Chart
Since I had lots of room, I included boxes to mark other interesting milestones and firsts for her. The type of things that I might forget if I didn't write down and she might find interesting: countries + cities visited, halloween costumes, first words, schools, books read, etc. I tried not to make them too baby centric so the board stays relevant for more than just the first few years.
I added a coat of Danish oil thinking it would darken up the wood but I don't love how it highlighted the grain. I probably should have just left it bare or stained it prior to writing on it but live and learn.
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What a beautiful and simple way to capture your daughter's growth! And your handwriting is amazing. Great job!ReplyDelete
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That is so perfect. Love it!ReplyDelete
I've seen growth charts done before, but THIS is amazing! From the fonts to the milestone boxes. I am in love with this project.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much Mindy. I almost wasn't going to share it because it didn't turn out quite like I wanted but reading that makes me feel good.Delete
This is AWESOME!ReplyDelete
Wish you would sell these on Etsy! Love the fonts. This seems so much more personable than the things I've being seeing.ReplyDeleteReplies
You should try one yourself. Its all by hand so lots of squiggly lines and imperfect shapes but I knew that going in. If you wanted something more perfect you could painters tape to keep your lettering and boxes straight.Delete
This is SUCh a fantastic idea, Stefanie! I've been looking forever for a growth chart I actually like. LOVE, love, love this.ReplyDelete
That looks so nice..I'm interested what stuff you all write down? What does the big numbers 0 to 5 mean? Or could you tell all sections?ReplyDeleteReplies
The numbers are for photos of her at each age. (you can see i haven't gotten around to putting those on). The rest of the sections are:Delete
Milestones: First crawls, steps, walks, first day home, first words, etc.
Adventures: Countries and cities visited, first plane/train/boat ride, amusement parks, etc
Education: School name, date, etc, first book read, first scribbles, etc
Celebrations: Santa sightings, halloween costumes, birthday parties
What are the small rectangles just under the word milestones? :)Delete
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I applied the Danish oil afterward but if I had to do it over, I would have stained it a gray color and then added the sharpie. The Danish oil didn't really do what I had hoped.Delete
I love love this. You did an amazing job. Can you post pictures of the bottom half. I would love to see what other great ideas you added. Thank you!!!ReplyDelete
Hi, this is absolutely awesome. Could you post up pictures of the bottom half. I would love too see what other great ideas you added to the bottom. Thank you! I a, almost done with mine!ReplyDelete
Love this idea!!! I am looking to replicate it this weekend! Can you please post pics that your cutie pie is blocking? What are the sections on the bottom?ReplyDelete
What size board did you use? type of wood? I love this it is so perfect! I have two little boys I would like to make these for.ReplyDelete
I believe its about 10 inches wide but I'll measure and get back to you. I don't recall the type of wood but I picked the cheapest option that looked about the right size to me in the store - maybe its pine? I would have preferred less grain so if I were to do it again, I'd go with something that has less movement on the board.Delete
I LOVE this idea! It's so unique and special!ReplyDelete
Would you please post pictures of each section??
I would love to try and replicate this, is there any way to see pictures of the entire chart close up?ReplyDelete
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Man Mangles His Manhood Shooting Off Firecrackers From His Butt
Make no mistake about it — there have been many parties that have gone from bad to worse simply because they involve a wild, liquored-up orgy full of sadistic pyromaniacs with only half a brain between them.
Unfortunately, the only one that comes to mind is an incident that occurred near Darwin, Australia, last Saturday night, where a 23-year-old man nearly blew off a chunk of his rear-end and part of his testicles after cramming a bunch of firecrackers up his bunghole and setting them off.
According to Senior Sergeant Garry Smith, the explosion caused the man to receive severe burns to his cheeks, back and "private bits," which ultimately led to someone calling for an emergency response unit. However, buy the time paramedics arrived on the scene, the unidentified man had already blown the party (literally) and rushed himself to the hospital to seek treatment.
While police suspect alcohol was likely a factor, we are absolutely positive that it was. After all, what other brand of lunacy could sponsor such a horrendous parlor trick?
The man's injuries were so serious that he was later transferred to a burn center at the Royal Adelaide Hospital. Good lord, aloe is not going to take care of that one. Authorities say that aside from the man almost rendering himself a eunuch, he could also face stiff penalties because fireworks are illegal in that region with the exception of Territory Day, which was over a month ago.
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The word alone wakes up images of day long parties outside, with barbeque pits, tents, games and drinks flowing. You're surrounded by rows and rows of cars and folks decked out in the same colors, occupying the space around the stadium which is the weekend's battleground for their team of choice. However, every one isn't able to make it out to the game and the ritual festivities that surround it. Whether it's a road game, living far away from your squad or simply wanting to get some usage out of the massive entertainment center you've dropped a month & half worth of your pay on, sometimes the move on game day doesn't take you far from where you started. Some just as dedicated fans make the space around their TV the place where they take in all of the action on the weekend.
BUT, is this an excuse to not take in on the gameday rite that is tailgating? ABSOLUTELY NOT.
While it's not the traditional route, the "Homegate" can be arguably more epic than even a plot at the game is. Now I know that may sound blasphemous to some, and it's understandable that you may feel that way. There's nothing that matches the atmosphere of game day at the scene of the crime. But does that mean you can't bring a bit of that home and turn your day around the house into an event that could put even the best tailgate to shame? Once more: ABSOLUTELY NOT.
As a matter of fact, the Homegate has excellent potential to be the most diverse type of game watching event. It can be applied regardless of weather, sport or time. There is no transportation time and when it's done, no matter what state you may find yourself in, you're already home. It's like starting the game in the redzone already.
So what does it take? Is it a matter of just breaking out the BBQ pit in the backyard and bringing a pan of food in? Sure, if you only want for your event to be as exciting as a Monday morning alarm clock. No, it's about combining the best of both worlds, and putting the kitchen to work just as much as the pit, while creating atmosphere around both. Check it out.
Take it to the Yard
One thing that is not up for change is that BBQ must be at the core of it all, so keep that at the same pace as normal. The advantage of being at home is that there's not going to be the lurking "Neighbors" who make their way over to the charity of your tent. Hot dogs, brats and hamburgers have to go down first, as they are the appetizers of tailgate eats. Afterwards, kick it up a notch with pork steaks, some fish and beef steaks. If you're going to cook it up, use the kitchen too. That's where the bonus of doing it at home pays out.
Take it to the House
Having a kitchen on deck is a major bonus. It brings in a brand new possibility of new eats and drinks. Let your blender be great, and get those fresh margaritas and other frozen delicacies into the mix. Keep a couple of pots on the stove going at all times, including at least one type of chili and some Rotel dip going at all time. Having something come from the kitchen all the time keeps the folks going, whether it's a big crowd or a small one.
Keep the Atmosphere Right
Just because you're not at the game doesn't mean it can't look like it. Get dressed up in the colors still. If you can afford it (and have an oddly high dedication to your squad…I'm definitely not judging) even throw one of your buddies into a mascot outfit. Make it look like the block party is at your house, and it's the place to be.
Bring It All Together
In the end, it's about having fun, so spare no expense and don't slack on any front. The Homegate can work as easily for a football game, as it does a pay-per-view fight, as it does even for the Westminister Dog Show (once again, not judging). It's about atmosphere, people, food and doing your part to get into the spirit of the win. No matter whether it's on the road or an actual home game for YOU.
Matt Whitener is a contributing writer and manager for StLouisSports360.com.


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Golf Scramble On Tap
There will be a golf scramble Sept. 27 at Sistersville Country Club for the benefit of Sistersville General Hospital. A shotgun start is scheduled for 10 a.m.
Entry fee is $100 per golfer or $400 for a team that includes golf carts. There is a $15 discount for country club members.
The scramble will award a new car or cash to anyone making a hole-in-one on hole number one. In addition, there will be skill prizes and monetary awards to the winner and runner-up.
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Terry Craig dropped a hole-in-one July 17 at Fairway Riverside Golf Course.
The ace came on the 125-yard, par-three hole number 18 using a pitching wedge.
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Youth Outdoors Set At Twin Falls State Park
Youth Outdoors Day at Twin Falls State Park promises a great Saturday, Aug. 4. "We'll have relays, scavenger hunts, a water balloon battle, prizes, and more," said Bryan Danford, activities coordinator at Twin Falls State Park.
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WVU?Football Announce Game Times
The game times for West Virginia University's first two contests have been announced by the Big 12 Conference.
The season opener on Sept. 1 against Marshall University in the "Friends of Coal" Bowl at Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium will kickoff at noon, EST.
The James Madison game on Sept. 15 at FedEx Field in Landover, Md., will begin at 4:30 p.m., EST. The television networks that will broadcast the games will be announced at a later time.
The game times for each of the remaining contests will be announced 12 days prior to the event. Earlier this week, West Virginia was selected to finish second in the Big 12 Pre-season Poll and quarterback Geno Smith was tabbed as the Big 12 Preseason Offensive Player of the Year.
Tickets for the West Virginia-James Madison contest are available online at WVUGAME.com.


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200th goal
Bedford's Shapiro hits lacrosse milestone
May 20. 2013 11:34PM
Drew Shapiro scored six goals and added three assists to lead Bedford to a 19-5 girls' lacrosse win over Keene on Monday in Bedford.
No surprise there.
Shapiro, a 5-foot-3 junior attack, has been outstanding for the Bulldogs since she stepped on the field as a freshman.
On Monday, she hit a major milestone, passing the 200-goal mark for her career with a first-period score.
She now has 204 goals and 49 assists.
"She's a competitor," said Bedford coach Christine Hodgdon. "She's tenacious and she's shifty. She does all the draws and leads us in all categories. She's a complete player. She's got the best footwork I've seen in a long time."
Shapiro has already committed to accepting a scholarship to play at Division I Hofstra beginning with the 2014-15 season, Hodgdon said.
Shapiro scored 56 goals as a freshman and 79 as sophomore and is up to 69 this season with a pair of regular season games and the tournament to go.
Lindsey Sullivan had a goal and seven assists on Monday. Kelsey Linehan and Alex Fink each scored three goals and Caitlin Heaps added a pair.
Hanover 22, Bishop Guertin 12: At Nashua, the Marauders ran their record to 14-1, while the Cardinals dropped to 8-4. Kristin Cameron scored four goals, Callie Santos three and Averi Farhart a pair for Bishop Guertin. Caley Prunier, Nicole Pettiglio and Jess Lambert each added a goal.
Boys' lacrosse
Goffstown 11, Merrimack 5: At Merrimack, Logan Allard and Jake Carney scored three goals each to lead the Grizzlies (9-4). Carney also had five assists. Tyler Bradford had a pair of goals for Merrimack (4-10).
Exeter 11, Londonderry 7: At Exeter, the Blue Hawks outscored the Lancers 4-0 in the fourth quarter to collect this Division I victory. Donny Litzelman scored four goals and assisted on two others for Exeter.
Londonderry 15, Salem 5: At Londonderry (7-6), Rob Hart had seven goals and Nick Yennaco three goals and three assists and the Lancers snapped a five-game losing skid on Saturday. Eric Coburn and Kyle Hussey had two goals each.
Salem dropped to 3-11.
Derryfield 19, Lebanon 1: At Manchester, Grant Jackson scored five goals, Tyler Zorn and Danny Thompson had three each to help the Cougars (15-0) stay undefeated. Jimmy O'Brien and Arthur Krognan each had a pair of goals. O'Brien added four assists and Krognan three. Matt Milne had a goal and four assists. Lebanon dropped to 1-12.
Manchester West 17, ConVal 8: In Manchester, Jared Camire scored six goals in the first quarter and finished with nine goals and one assist for 5-9 West. Ryan Askham scored four goals in the win and teammate Zach Ziemba added three goals and four assists.
Pinkerton 19, Nashua North 5: In Nashua, Jake Lisauskas tallied three goals and five assists, and teammate Joshua Gallant added five goals and two assists to lead Pinkerton (16-1). Jake Genest had two assists for North (5-10).
John Stark 13, Stevens 3: Stark (7-6) broke open a 3-3 game with 10 second half goals. Matt Richard and Brody Fredricks scored three goals each.
Pinkerton 3, Dover 1: In Derry, Nate Rossi provided a two-run first inning single and gave pitcher Chris Gerossie all he needed to chalk up the win. He scattered four hits and fanned five. Connor Donahue notched the save and contributed an RBI triple. Pinkerton is 6-11 and Dover fell to 10-7.
Goffstown 10, Plymouth 1: In Plymouth, Goffstown (16-1) was led by Tanner Putnam, who had three hits including a solo home run. Adam Routhier added a two-run homer in the fifth inning. Winning pitcher Tyler Barss pitched a two-hitter over six innings and fanned 13. Plymouth fell to 8-7.
Campbell 3, Somersworth 1: Pitcher Zack Byers threw a complete game for the win for Campbell of Litchfield, striking out 13 and scattering three hits. Ethan Thornton homered for Somersworth (10-5) in the fourth inning. Campbell improved to 11-4.
Timberlane 14, Bedford 3: At Bedford, the Owls (8-8) broke open a tie game with three runs in the fourth inning, added a couple in the fifth and seven in the top of the seventh on the way to their third straight win. The Bulldogs (8-8) lost their third straight.
Souhegan 3, Milford 2: At Amherst, Seth Learned knocked in Austin Cote with a single in the bottom of the seventh to lift the Sabers (8-7). Milford (4-11) scored a pair of runs in the top of the first and Souhegan got two to tie in the bottom of the inning. Connor Cinque allowed five hits in his six innings for the win. Milford's Ryan Britton gave up six in 6-2/3 innings.
Salem 5, Bishop Guertin 3: Salem scored three runs in the fifth inning to secure the lead for good at home Monday. Matt Survilas homered for Salem (6-12) and C.J. Beaulieu got the win on the mound. BG (10-9) pounded out 13 hits.
Spaulding 10, Nashua South 3: Alex Dunn hit a two-run home run to lead visiting Spaulding of Rochester past Nashua South.
Alvirne 9, Memorial 3: The Broncos scored six runs in the fifth inning to power past visiting Manchester Memorial. Dakota Williams had two hits and two RBIs while Tyler Brown struck out 10.
Pembroke 4, Merrimack Valley 1: At Penacook, Autrey Gates allowed three hits, struck out six and walked one to lead the Spartans (12-4). David Drouin gave up two hits, struck out 16 and walked seven for Merrimack Valley (10-5).
Mike Martinez deivered a two-out, two-run double for the Spartans in the fifth.
Newmarket 5, Derryfield 2: In Manchester, Sean Fleming pitched a complete game five-hitter with 12 strikeouts for the 12-3 Mules. The lefthander issued no walks. Dom Cappadona and Nick Regan each drove in a run for the 8-6 Cougars.
Dover 2, Pinkerton 0: Dover scored twice in the fifth inning and Brittany Cirinna and Kylie McFadden combined to shut out visiting Pinkerton (7-9) of Derry. Dover improved to 15-1.
Concord 4, Central 1: Concord scored four runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to erase a 1-0 deficit en route to a win at home. Concord pitcher Katie Kennard got the win and helped the Crimson Tide improve to 14-2. Central fell to 8-8.
Goffstown 4, Plymouth 1: In Plymouth, Goffstown Haeli Campbell struck out 11 and allowed three hits in a complete-game victory for the Grizzlies (12-5). Campbell helped her cause with two hits and two RBIs. Plymouth is 5-10.


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Publisher Interplay (in the process of making a comeback, it seems) on Tuesday announced that it is underway with an official sequel in the acclaimed Earthworm Jim franchise. The title, called Earthworm Jim 4, will be developed in conjunction with character creator Douglas TenNapel, who will simultaneously serve as the project's creative consultant and help launch an Earthworm Jim animated series and feature film to "expand the well-known brand."
Earthworm Jim debuted in videogame form in 1994 for the SEGA Genesis. The machinegun-brandishing worm starred in a side-scrolling 2D shoot-'em-up / platformer whose uniquely edgy style and humorous presentation, not to mention winning play mechanics, combined for a standout experience. Subsequent sequels for various platforms followed over the years.
During the late '90s, Interplay suffered a series of financial setbacks which ultimately led in 2004 to the closing of the company. However, in late 2007, after selling the Fallout intellectual property to Bethesda Software, the publisher showed signs of a re-emergence, with executives promising to use the newfound finances to reestablish Interplay as an industry player. It's clear that Tuesday's announcement is the first in a series of steps to draw upon old Interplay licenses as a foundation for the new business.
No further details regarding Earthworm Jim 4 -- target videogame platforms, release date, and so on -- were made available by Interplay's official release today.
The Interplay website now shows a "coming soon" graphic, but does not provide any other information about the company or the games it may have in development. Nor does Tuesday's news release supply contact information of any kind, which is why IGN's attempts to reach Interplay officials for additional information about Earthworm Jim 4 went unsuccessful.


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I've covered some interesting stories about how parents react to their kids online lives. There was the dad who shot his daughter's laptop after reading one of her Facebook posts, the mom who posted a photo of her daughter on Facebook with an "x" over her mouth, and, of course, the recent story of the dad who hired online assassins to kill of his son's video game character.
Now, a Boston dad has offered his daughter cold hard cash if she agreed to quit her favorite social network. Paul Baier, recently posted a "deactivation contract" on his Practical Sustainability blog, awarding his 14-year-old daughter $200 (broken out over two installments) to get off of Facebook. According to Baier, it was his daughter's idea, and according to the contract, it's so she can buy "stuff."
Baier states on his blog that he supports this decision "fully." As part of his contract, Baier's daughter will grant him access to her account, allowing him to create a new password to see the deactivation through. In return, she will receive $50 up front and then $150 in June.
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GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) ? After beating Barcelona in one of the biggest shocks of the group stage, the visit of Juventus holds no fears for Celtic ahead of their last-16 match in the Champions League on Tuesday.
AC Milan and Manchester United have also slipped to Champions League losses at the intimidating Celtic Park since 2006, so the Italian champions and current Serie A leaders have been warned.
"I think playing against arguably the best team in the world (Barcelona) is a tougher game on paper but I think we're playing for something a lot bigger,'' Celtic playmaker Kris Commons said. "The prize at the end of it is bigger.
"It's a luxury tie for us but we know we are more than capable of winning the match. We fancy ourselves over the two legs - we're quietly confident.''
Celtic relied on set pieces and counterattacks to not only beat Barcelona 2-1 at home - reducing pop star and loyal fan Rod Stewart to tears in the process - but also come within a stoppage-time goal from Jordi Alba of earning a draw at Camp Nou in group play.
The same pragmatic approach is likely to be utilized against Juventus, which is expected to dominate possession in both legs - especially with classy Italy midfielder Andrea Pirlo recovered from a thigh strain that he sustained on international duty.
Juventus warmed up for the match with a 2-0 win over Fiorentina on Saturday, putting the team's league campaign back on track after struggling somewhat in January.
"We had a lapse a few weeks ago but we've bounced back great,'' defender Federico Peluso said. "That's our strength. Now we've got to face Celtic with the same spirit.
"We're aware of our strength. After all, if we've reached the last 16 of the Champions League, it's not by chance.''
To get to the knockout stage, Juventus topped a tough group containing reigning champion Chelsea and Ukrainian champion Shakhtar Donetsk, one of the top emerging teams from eastern Europe. The Italians were one of four clubs to finish group play unbeaten.
However, they probably won't have come across an atmosphere quite like the one they will experience on Tuesday.
Gerard Pique and Xavi Hernandez were two of the Barcelona players to have been taken aback about the noise levels coming from Celtic's supporters in the 60,000-seat stadium during the Nov. 7 game.
"No words to describe the atmosphere at Celtic Park,'' Pique said on Twitter soon after the match. Barcelona coach Tito Vilanova added he "had never seen anything like it.''
Commons said the backing can't fail to help.
"Juventus are no mugs, it's not like they've never seen this sort of atmosphere before,'' he said. "They get paid incredible wages to deal with that and play in these arenas but the atmosphere gives us a lift and increases our game.
"I think that's why we are more than capable of beating the best teams in Europe - because of our fans.''
Winger James Forrest was included in the Celtic squad despite missing the 3-1 league win over Inverness on Saturday with a hamstring injury, but defender Efe Ambrose is unlikely to start after appearing for Nigeria in the African Nations Cup final on Sunday.
Kwadwo Asamoah has also been playing in that tournament for Ghana, taking part in the bronze-medal match against Mali on Saturday, but could feature for Juventus on Tuesday as he is flying directly from Johannesburg via London to Scotland.
Fullback Paolo De Ceglie is out with a right thigh muscle injury.


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40 Years Ago, Sept. 12, 1973
Thomas Sheehan opens medical practice here
The doctors Edward Rayhill and Robert Miller have announced that they have accepted into their partnership Dr. Thomas Sheehan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sheehan of Love Road.
Sheehan is a 1959 graduate of Canisius High School and received his A.B. degree in biochemistry from Canisius College in 1963. Attending the University of Buffalo's School of Medicine, Sheehan was awarded his M.D. in 1967. He passed his internship at Good Samaritan Hospital In Portland, Ore., in 1967 and '68. From 1968 to 1970, the doctor served aboard the USS Denver LPD-9 with the U.S. Navy. ...
Sheehan lives with his wife Janet and three sons, Sean, Brendan and Thomas, on Grand Island. He has already begun his patient rounds in this community.
30 Years Ago, Sept. 9, 1983
Toll collectors have non-owner applications
Grand Island residents who drive company or leased cars may apply for a non-owner application at arrowed tollbooths on the bridges.
A resident who wants to take advantage of the new law should show the collector both his driver's license to verify the address, and the vehicle's registration to verify non-ownership. He will then be given a form, "Resident Book Application Non-Owner," to complete and send with a check to the address listed on the form.
If the resident is eligible, the toll division supervisor will issue a "Grand Island Resident Book" stamped on the inside front cover, "Non-Owner," with an annual renewal date filled in (one year from application.)
20 Years Ago, Sept. 10, 1993
Town vote may decide games of chance law
The town ballot in November may include voting on a referendum, which if approved, would create a games of chance licensing law here.
Requested by seven Grand Island organizations is a public hearing to consider placing a referendum to that effect on the 1993 election ballot.
The Town Board Monday authorized attorney Will Willes to inform the groups about the petition method required for voting on the issue "as soon as possible."
Those requesting the referendum are: Loyal Order of the Moose, Knights of Columbus, Grand Island Fire Co., Masonic Lodge, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Rod and Gun Club, and Sheridan Transit Road and Gun Club on Ransom Road.
10 Years Ago, Sept. 12, 2003
Wendy's construction underway
Construction began this week on the new Wendy's restaurant (to be) located at the corner of Grand Island Boulevard and Staley Road. With the restaurant expected to open in late October or early November, passersby should see things take shape quickly.
Already this week steel work has been completed, framing has begun, and sewer service work is well underway on the boulevard.
A representative for Kulback's Construction, the general contractor for the project, indicated that for the most part construction is going smoothly and that they are doing their best to minimize disruption of local businesses. A water main was inadvertently broken during sewer work, attributed by Kulbacks to the mismarking of the water main location that resulted in the loss of water service to some local businesses for several hours.


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NEW ORLEANS — Malcolm Jenkins said he embraced the Saints' first-round selection of Kenny Vaccaro — despite the threat to his job security at free safety — after recalling Mark Ingram's less-than-cordial welcome to the franchise by former teammate Reggie Bush.
Bush infamously tweeted, "It's been fun New Orleans," after the Saints picked Ingram 28th overall in 2011. Three months later, Bush, also a former No. 1 pick, indeed was out of the Crescent City — but not before he created an uncomfortable workplace, Jenkins said.
"It makes it an awkward situation in the locker room," Jenkins said Saturday at a Lemonade Day Louisiana Kick-Off event outside of Stallings Playground.
Jenkins wanted to do better. So on the night of April 25, hours after Vaccaro was selected 15th overall, he took to Twitter to congratulate the rookie out of the University of Texas:
Ya'll welcome @kennyvaccaro4 to the fam!! I think that was a solid pick! Lets get it ... Who Dat!!
"If you kind of look back at history, you see when we drafted Mark Ingram, how Reggie handled it ... it was kind of the opposite," Jenkins said of his response to the first competition battle of his professional career.
Jenkins is confident enough in his own abilities to believe his future with the Saints will be based on his play, not the competition. Plus, Jenkins believes the Saints will field a better team, including a stronger defense, if they embrace competition at every position — even his. That's why he's eager to help Vaccaro, whom he likely will meet next week during the Saints' rookie minicamp.
Before the draft, coach Sean Payton told Jenkins that one of the players the Saints were considering in the first round was a safety, giving him time to ponder how he would handle the challenge. While the Saints are eager to utilize Vaccaro, they also will spend the coming months figuring out where to place him on the field. That decision also will factor into Jenkins' immediate future.
Payton likes that Vaccaro has shown the ability to defend slot receivers as a nickel back, as he often did against spread offenses in college. This past week, general manager Mickey Loomis addressed the possibility of having Jenkins, Vaccaro and strong safety Roman Harper on the field simultaneously.
"Before the draft, when we were talking about different scenarios," Loomis said on WWL Radio, "one of the scenarios was that Malcolm could move into the nickel position because he has done that before and he does have good coverage skills."
Jenkins said Saints teammates expected changes this season, especially on defense. While Payton was suspended for the 2012 season, the Saints endured one of the worst defensive campaigns in NFL history. The unit allowed 7,042 yards, surpassing the record of 6,793 held by the 1981 Baltimore Colts, and the Saints missed the playoffs for the first time since 2008.
In the midst of a horrid season, Jenkins enjoyed the most memorable play of the year when he sprinted across the field at Raymond James Stadium to chase down Tampa Bay receiver Vincent Jackson after a 95-yard catch-and-run to the 1. Four goal-line stops later, the defense celebrated after its stand.
Jenkins finished the season with one interception and 95 tackles. Now the Saints are preparing to play for new defensive coordinator Rob Ryan, with Vaccaro as the most expensive new playmaker.
"I think I'm prepared for it," said Jenkins, who reportedly is set to earn $2.4 million in base salary during the final year of his rookie contract. The Saints selected him 14th overall in 2009 as a cornerback before he switched to free safety.
"In this profession, it's going to come at some point in everyone's career, and I'm looking forward to it," he said. "It's going to make me better, it's going to make me push myself and I think it's going to make our team better."
The Saints recently completed their third week of conditioning workouts. Starting with minicamp, Jenkins said Ryan will encompass many of the positives that the defense enjoyed under former coordinator Gregg Williams, who helped the Saints win Super Bowl XLIV.
"It's kind of what we know. That's what we identify with, and a lot of it worked," Jenkins said. "And he's going to add a lot of his 3-4 concepts as well. So he's going to do what our players do best and allow us to flourish in our strengths as opposed to trying to fit into his mode. I think that's going to be good for us."


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Attack victim: 'I thought I was going to die'By TIM BUCKLAND
New Hampshire Union Leader
March 29. 2013 1:30AM
MANCHESTER - Donald Fisher said he thought the men who attacked him with a pipe outside his Silver Street apartment Thursday morning were going to kill him.
"I thought, for sure, with the amount of blood I was losing, I was going to bleed out. I thought I was going to die," he said Thursday evening while nursing a head wound that continued to seep blood despite the stitches he was given at Elliot Hospital.
Fisher, 63, said he'd come home from picking up a prescription for Oxycodone when he was approached just before 9:30 a.m. by two men with a picture of a lost dog.
They asked him if he'd seen the animal. When he got closer to look at the photo, they attacked him and robbed him of his medication, he said.
"I let them get too close to me," he said. "That's the trouble with me. I'm just too nice of a guy."
He said one of them knocked him down after hitting him in the face. When he was on the ground, they started hitting his head with a pipe.
"They really started bashing my head in," said Fisher, who suffered a concussion.
Police later recovered a pipe nearby in a parking lot on Maple Street.
The men ripped a Rite Aid bag containing a prescription for Oxycodone from the man's hands.
One of the men grabbed the bottle and the two took off north on Maple Street, according to police.
Officer Chris Biron and police dog Colt tracked the men, and headed north on Maple Street and east on Prescott Street to the dead-end bordered by a fence line encompassing the rear of a Lincoln Street business. Clothing located in that area was recovered as evidence since its appearance was consistent with the description of the attackers provided by witnesses, police said.
The first man was described as white, in his mid- to late-20s, about 6 feet tall with a thin build.
He was wearing a light blue, hooded sweatshirt and dark jeans, police said.
The second man was also white, in his mid- to late-20s, about 6 feet tall with a thin build. He was clean-shaven with acne on his face, wearing a white sweatshirt with black graphics, a black baseball cap and dark jeans, police said.
The two were last seen headed north on Lincoln Street toward Hayward Street, police said. Anyone with information is asked to call police at 668-8711. Anonymous tips can be made through the Manchester Crimeline at 624-4040 or online at manchestercrimeline.org.
Last month, Fisher was involved in an incident at his home that attracted police attention when he used his "stun cane" to subdue a woman who was allegedly attacking a roommate's daughter.
In that Feb. 21 incident, Fisher zapped a woman armed with a knife with a stunning device he had attached to his cane to try to prevent her from attacking his roommate's daughter, police said.
The not-so-powerful device did not stop Kelly McAndrew, 37, but arriving officers did.
McAndrew was arrested and charged with simple assault and criminal threatening.


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April 1st is coming fast and tax officials say a major concern for many right now is homestead exemption.
Lauderdale County Tax Assessor James Rainey says as far as taxes on your home, homestead exemption is one thing that lowers your taxes. He says there is regular homestead exemption, which he says goes up to a maximum of $300 per year. Then once you become 65-years old or completely disabled, Rainey tells us there's an additional homestead exemption, which you have to sign up for.
"As long as you own the property, and you abide by the road and bridge laws, and the tax laws for the state of Mississippi," County Appraiser Whitney Hodges says. "So, we do like you to go ahead and bring in your tag numbers, you know, when you come to apply for homestead. But basically, you just have to own the home and live there six months and a day as your primary residence."
Hodges says you only have to sign up one time though, unless you change your deed for some particular reason. Therefore, it's important to sign up again if a change is made in order to avoid losing the benefit. Officials say there are also conerns about property tax value right now. Rainey says his office puts a value on the property. There is a form to fill out if you disagree with the value of your property.
"And then we have what we have it assessed for," Hodges says. "Then, what we will do is we will actually go out and review your property again. And look at the information we have and look at the information you've brought. Look at the condition, the size, you know the exterior of the dwelling cause by law we can't go inside the dwelling."
The Lauderdale County Tax Assessor's Office will be open on certain Saturday's as the filing deadline approaches. The office will be open on January 26th from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., then on February 23rd from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., and on March 23rd from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
For more information, call the Lauderdale County Tax Assessors office at 601-482-9779.


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CNBC's Jim Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street" Thursday that Facebook's spending strategy is catered to growth investors and that he was pleased by the company's conference call.
"This is what we want from great American companies," he said. "If you want to win, you do exactly what (CEO Mark) Zuckerberg is talking about."
Cramer said the stock is down after its "tremendous" run-up because investors are selling to lock in profits.
However, he thinks Facebook's strategy is similar to that of Netflix, Amazon.com, and Salesforce.com, where the focus is on the long term instead of the short term.


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We write about families in all sizes of homes, but our heart will always be in small homes and helping to make them the most livable, happy, organized spaces. Which means we're constantly on the hunt for smart ideas and solutions for stylish small space family living. Here are ten great posts from the year that hone right in on this topic:
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Honestly, I had no idea where or how the tradition of the broken wishbone began, so I was surprised when I discovered it was the Italians who first went looking for a lucky break.
Did you break the turkey wishbone at Thanksgiving? Do you know why?
Honestly, I had no idea where or how this tradition began, so I was surprised when I discovered it was the Italians who first went looking for a lucky break.
The legend of the wishbone begins with the Etruscans, an ancient Italian civilization, and it also begins with the chicken, not the turkey.
The Etruscans believed that chickens were soothsayers that possessed the power to predict the future. They would place kernels of corn around a circle to represent the letters of their alphabet, and then select a hen and place her in the center of the circle.
As legend has it, they would watch which kernels the chicken ate, and in which order, and use the information as a predictor of future events.
The hen, after performing her visionary duties, would then be rewarded by being offered as a sacrifice, cooked and eaten. Her collarbone, which we know as the wishbone, was saved and the Etruscans would take turns stroking it for good luck or to make a wish on.
It doesn't take much imagination to see how this practice could turn into a fight over the bone, which is how the tradition of breaking the bone was born. The person who got the bigger half got the "lucky break."
Eventually, lore tells us, the tradition was adopted by Rome, and over the centuries spread to England, from where the pilgrims brought the tradition to America. The only problem was, when they got here they found more turkeys than chickens, so the custom was adapted to the turkey collarbone.
The battle for the wishbone's bigger half is an after-dinner Thanksgiving tradition for many families. Some folks like to allow the bone to dry out for a while before the competition, and will save it for Christmas or even Easter dinner so that it is more brittle and snaps better. Most, however, can't wait that long to see who gets the luck, and held the bone-snapping competition after dinner.
Other traditions hold that families with an unmarried daughter place the bone over the front doorway as good luck in finding her a husband. The next single man to pass though the door and under the wishbone was the candidate.
That could be a lucky break. Or not.
Whichever way your wishbone broke Thursday, here's wishing all of you lots of luck for the holiday season.


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Wednesday, February 8, 2012
☞ READ: Anchor Found for Harlem USA II
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Tremendous news. A big name restaurant that will draw a lot of business (locals and tourists) and create jobs.ReplyDelete
@Chris: If this goes thru, this would bring plenty of that all-important (at least to my way of thinking) night-time foot traffic to the nabe.ReplyDelete
We still need a lot more pure entertainment spots there. As of now only Magic Johnson's Theater and Harlem Lanes operate on a 7 day a week basis.
Agreed Vic-Vega...Harlem Lanes should consider making some of those needed changes to their delivery of services in the advent of this added foot traffic.Harlem Lanes has so much potential and could really reap the rewards of all this coming change. I'm really rooting for them.ReplyDelete
Red Lobster? People actually think this would be good for the neighborhood? Let's keep the suburban strip mall in suburbia. Big box stores/restaurants promise lots of jobs etc but end up destroying the community by driving out smaller business that can't compete with the scale of larger operations. Plus, I don't think tourists will be coming uptown to go to a red lobster....ReplyDelete
Guest, I really think Red Lobster will have a minimal impact on existing eateries. 125th is already pretty much devoid of anything that would be deemed a competitor to Red Rooster. Plus it is a family friendly place, of which there are hardly any in Harlem. As for the tourists, there are plenty who already visit Harlem alone (without having to come uptown). I think this is a win win situation.ReplyDeleteReplies
- harlemhommeFebruary 9, 2012 at 1:39 AM
chris, I totally agree with you. red lobster will be busy throughout the day, and evening hours will add much life to 125th St. after the majority of businesses close @7pm. also, tourists on buses that go to shows at the apollo will have an obvious place to dine/have a drink before or after the show...as harlemites the red rooster is ingrained in our heads, but not everyone knows about the celebrated red rooster or necessarily would want to go there to eat. although i have never been to a red lobster, i know neighbors who do travel to the bronx & yonkers for their red lobster fill.Delete
- tacony palmyraFebruary 13, 2012 at 1:06 PM
"Plus it is a family friendly place, of which there are hardly any in Harlem"Delete
Huh? I'm completely baffled by this statement. Almost every business in Harlem is "family friendly" by any reasonable definition of the term. There are families with kids everywhere you go in Harlem. Even the bars are accomodating to the stroller-set!
Not all. Family friendly to me means taking your kid somewhere without having to worry about pissing somebody off. The only places I can think of in Harlem for that is the IHOP and Applebee's and possibly Harlem Tavern.Delete
- coopsterFebruary 8, 2012 at 10:51 AM
I think a Red Lobster would do very well. It is a great business move and it will be great for 125th and the neighborhood.ReplyDelete
I am curious, though, why only a 2-story building. Not that I desire skyscrapers along 125th but given the new zoning it is surprising that a developer with a vacant lot would stop at only 2 stories.
Chris, I agree .... I'm not a huge fan of Red Lobster but these places do well in tourist areas likes Times Square. Besides,it's always chain stores that anchor developments because an independent restaurant can't be an anchor. All over Manhattan, the big cross streets (think 23rd, 34th, 57th, etc) are dominated by chain restaurants not independent restaurants. We need more evening foot traffic on 125th street, so I'm supportive of whatever brings this.ReplyDelete
Oh, man, I won't have to go to Times Square for their cheesy biscuits anymore!ReplyDelete
A Red Lobster has the advandges of being a relatively inexpensive family eatery.ReplyDelete
Its not like there are lots of places like that in the area.
Tourists aside, the place could do great with just traffic from the locals.
I expect a Red Lobster on 125th will do the kind of business the new I Hop on Lexington and 126th was doing when we visited. In a word: booming. This is the type of restaurant Harlemites love. Good luck getting a seat!ReplyDelete
I totally would love smaller restaurant but let's be honest. This is 125th street. You don't see a small italian restaurant on Times Square because no small restaurant could afford it. Only big box restaurants like apple bee's and red lobster could both be affordable to the public and actually afford the rent. I personally think an Olive Garden where Pier 2110/Gospel Uptown used to reside would be an apt solution for the space if no other restaurant can use it. Then you have the smaller boutique restaurants on the avenues rounding out the group for a varied experience everyone in Harlem can enjoy.ReplyDelete
I expect Red Lobster to do very well, and will have good synergy with the Apollo and it's patrons, along with the many Harlemites who no doubt will frequent this Red Lobster. I also hope this will encourage more dining options along 125th. Where 125th is now depressing after dark, 125th could be alive with restaurants. In short, this could not just be a win win, but the start of a new era for 125th.ReplyDelete
When I was an architecture student at CCNY, one of our studio projects was to design a performing arts center with educational and community elements etc. for this site. Having seen everyone's designs, what's actually being built is horribly depressing.ReplyDelete
you are so right on the money gc. there are so many other really fantastic things that could be there. i too am depressed by the thought of another fast food joint. yuck!ReplyDelete
- MichaelFebruary 20, 2012 at 6:04 PM
@ gc - I agree! This design is atrocious.ReplyDelete


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The win improved the Yankees' record to a best-in-baseball 54-27 mark exactly halfway through their 162-game schedule and also pushed their major league-best homer total to 137.
Double that and the Yanks finish with 274, which would top the 1997 Seattle Mariners' single-season record of 264.
Breaking down the Yankees' homers thus far, they have 75 solo shots, 45 two-run homers, 15 three-run homers and two grand slams, and they've accounted for 52.2 percent of their 417 runs, which is the fifth most in baseball.
Boone is fine with those totals, and when he tackled a follow-up question on the topic Sunday night, he admitted the subject bothers him.
"Yeah, I guess because I've been kind of going through it in past postseasons (as a broadcaster) ... 'They're too reliant on the homer' or 'This team don't rely on the homer and they string four hits together against (Astros ace Justin) Verlander,' which doesn't happen."
Boone then unsolicitedly shot down years of media talk that the San Francisco Giants and Kansas City Royals combined to win four World Series from 2010-15 by playing small ball.
"Those Royals and Giants teams that won, go back and look at those games," Boone said. "They stuck it in the seats and had great pitching."
The Yankees ran into a great pitcher on Saturday night and lost 11-0 with Boston ace Chris Sale pitching a one-hitter over seven shutout innings.
On Sunday night, Yankees ace Luis Severino turned the tables almost exactly, as he pitched a two-hit shutout through 6 2/3 innings to improve to 13-2 with a 1.98 ERA.
"When you're up against a great team with great pitching, you're going to get shut down and it's not because you didn't hit a homer," Boone said. "It's because great pitching shut you down and it's really hard against those guys to string together hits, three and four hits in an inning, which I love."
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Easter Celebrations at Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur
With family and friends expected to gather together for the coming Easter season, Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur's Lemon Garden Café and Lemon Garden 2Go has prepared a round of food, activities and fun for the occasion.
From 7 April to 20 April, Lemon Garden 2Go will have a line of Easter goodies specially lined up. The Easter Bunny, Easter Duck, Twin Chocolate Eggs, Chocolate Egg with Minion, Dark Rabbit and White Rabbit, and many more Easter confections will be made available for purchase. Also available will be the Hot Cross Buns and Easter Cakes.
From 12 April to 20 April, an egg-painting competition will be held at the Lemon Garden Café. Children are invited to participate and the winners will be announced and presented with a grand prize on 20 April at the Lemon Garden Café Easter Sunday Buffet Brunch. The Brunch is priced at MYR130++ per adult and MYR65++ per child.
On Easter Sunday, children will also be able to join in an Easter Egg Hunt held in the gardens of Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. As an incentive for the hunt, a range of prizes have been prepared for the eager young participants.
Adding to the merriment, Shangri-La Hotel Kuala Lumpur has also scheduled for the Easter Bunny to make an appearance handing out chocolate eggs to guests and children alongside a clown whose balloon shaping is meant to awe and fascinate. Sand art and face painting activities will also be run on the same day.
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Good morning. Jeff, I appreciate that kind introduction. I thank the Futures Industry Association (FIA) for inviting me to speak for my fourth time at this conference.
Before getting started, I'd like to thank Commissioners Sommers, Chilton, O'Malia and Wetjen for their hard work and dedication to improving the markets.
I particularly want to express my appreciation to Jill, who recently announced that she will be leaving the Commission. We will all miss Jill.
She has worked to bring common-sense swaps market reforms to life and to safeguard the integrity of the futures market. Over the last four years, all of the nearly 900 Commission actions we've taken together have benefited from her thoughtful input. Though we're in a town not often known for it, the vast majority of these actions were achieved through consensus.
The New Era of Swaps Market Reform
It's been an exciting time since this conference one year ago.
Last year, the swaps market was still unregulated. This year, swaps market reform is a reality.
Last year, the swaps market remained largely in the dark. This year, transparency has come to the market with the price and volume of transactions available to the public like a modern-day ticker tape.
Last year, we were talking about when the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) would vote on entity and product definition rules. This year, 73 swap dealers and two major swap participants are provisionally registered.
Last year, we were talking about when the "T" of required clearing would start. This year, we meet the same week that required clearing has begun. In just the first two days of required clearing, there has been over half a trillion dollars of customer or buyside clearing.
Last year, market participants were still debating customer protection enhancements.
This year, many important enhancements have been implemented, including gross margining, the so-called "LSOC" rule (legal segregation with operational comingling) and new National Futures Association rules. The Peregrine situation last summer, however, further highlighted that there is more yet to be done.
Last year, few who attended this conference were focusing on the reliability of LIBOR and other similar benchmarks. This year, the public has seen how readily and pervasively LIBOR and similar rates have been rigged.
In the last year, we've seen some realignment of swaps and futures as both IntercontintalExchange and CME Group have converted the trading of energy swaps to now being offered for trading as energy futures.
And last year, we had yet to learn that an entrepreneurial startup derivatives platform, born just 13 years ago, would announce the purchase of the over 200-year-old New York Stock Exchange.
A remarkable year indeed.
A year in which participants in the futures and swaps markets have adapted to significant change.
This year is likely to be exciting as well. Implementation of common-sense reforms for the swaps market is being phased in over the course of the year. Clearing will continue to be phased in through September. Swap dealers increasingly will come into compliance with business conduct standards. And transparency will be further enhanced as additional market participants report their transactions.


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An extra pane of glass in your windows can yield significant gains in household comfort through reduced heat transfer, along with increased noise-reduction and condensation control.
It's why ReidBuilt Homes has partnered with window supplier Ply Gem to incorporate triple-glazed windows into homes being built in Edmonton.
It isn't the first time the two firms have worked together; in fact, they know one another quite well.
"We've had a long-standing relationship with Ply Gem. We've worked together for 30 years," said ReidBuilt construction and planning manager Brian Bugiak.
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"By the end of the year, we should hit 260 homes with the triple-pane glass," Bugiak said, adding that this new approach is here to stay.
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"Performance-wise, it really raises the bar for the homeowner," said Thompson. "What we went with is part of our eco-glass family. It's what we call our Eco 5 Triple. It has three pieces of glass - the triple-glaze unit - one surface of high-performance low-E on one sheet of glass, and then both air cavities are filled with argon gas."
"When you're looking at window performance, and you take a standard double-glaze clear glass unit, (Ply Gem's triple-glazed window) more than doubles the R-value of the window for winter performance, from R2 to R5.41," Thompson said. "In the summer, if you're looking at the performance of double-glazed clear glass, that allows approximately 78 per cent of the sun's heat into your home. In Alberta, with the amount of sun we get, summers can get a little uncomfortable. The product that we use actually only allows 33 per cent of the sun's heat coming into the home, so it's a dramatic decrease. That, coupled with the winter performance, allows ReidBuilt to take a product to their customers that offers fantastic year-round performance."
Triple glazing makes a difference during cold weather.
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The triple-glazed windows won't limit the design possibilities for the homeowner.
"It can go from a very small window to some very large combinations, because it's such a beefy vinyl profile, it's one of the heaviest. It allows us to put a large amount of structural reinforcement into the cavities. We can do some extremely large window combinations in the Ambassador line," Thompson said.
For ReidBuilt, it means the windows incorporate well into building plans.
"You don't do anything different in the building of the house. You just substitute. Two feet away from the window, you can't tell the difference," Bugiak said.
You can see Ply Gem's line of products at plygem.ca, and visit ReidBuilt Homes at reidbuilthomes.com.
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Hello. On our page www.piarpro.sk with purchased theme Akin, the title on the very top is not showing, there was photo from the demo. And also section Our blog is showing Blog page , not Our blog section or plugin. Please help.
1. Hi, I don't understand what you are referring to. Could you give some more details please. Maybe show a screen shot or some annotations of what is missing from your page?If you are referring to the splash section in the demo. You can enable this at the bottom of the edit page area in the WP admin. Show Splash = Yes. And then insert a splash gallery you created earlier - Once you have created it earlier, you can select it from the list.
2. About the "Our Blog" title. Open "index.php" in the theme's root folder and change the "Our Blog" part on line 6.
1. You understood it right. The problem is that when I click 'Yes' to show splash area , and than 'Save the page' than I see that no of options is chosen after saving, and of course splash area is not appearing on the web.
2. It is not just about our blog title, it is about the whole section. It is now showing correctly , it is showing just the whole blog page , what is wrong. It should shows 3 last articles and etc.
1. Disable all of your plugins and see if the splash option saves correctly. If so, enable them again one by one until the problem appears again. Then delete/replace the offending one.
2. In each of your posts in the WP admin, insert a "more tag" into the post content where you would like to see a "continue reading" button. This will then allow several posts to appear on the main blog page. The "more tag" looks like a "page break" symbol in the WP editor's toolbar.
We tried what you stated - did not help. We have purchased this theme , please solve this problem. We need this website as business and company.
Thank you.
Hi, How long ago have you purchased the theme? Just wondering if you have the latest version. If you download the theme from your downloads page again and check the style.css file in the theme folder (the version number is found in the comment in the first couple of lines in there) - See if it differs from the theme version running on your website.
Failing that, Post your admin login details in this thread so we can login to your WordPress installation and investigate the issue via the admin. You can post this information privately in this thread by wrapping the info inside a "Hide" tag as follows:
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We would like to rather send you login information via email. Thank you.
Hi, You can do that by using the "Contact US" link in the forum footer. Please include a link to this thread in the email so we can see the thread/issue history. thanks.
Hi, Even when I login to your WP back end some js in your admin area starts messing up my cursor interactions there, so I'm guessing some plugin (you have many) is misbehaving. Disable every single plugin and post here again and I'll take a look back. I don"t want to disable them in case something gets changed/messed up.
Ok. I want you to repair mistake that happened in the theme and the page is not showing correctly.


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At the 50th annual Plano Christmas Classic in 2012, three of the four teams that reached the semifinals were seeded 10th or worse before the tournament.
A repeat of that would bode poorly for the local entrants at the 51st classic, which begins next week. Three of the four – No. 3 Coal City, No. 6 Morris and No. 8 Seneca – were deemed to be in the top third of the 24-team field at Monday's seeding meeting. Seeded 13th, Newark was left just outside of the top half.
"The seed is nothing more than a number," Morris coach Joe Blumberg said. "If you have a week to prepare for someone, upsets are probably not as common. But to play on a Thursday, scout before or after and turn around and play on Friday without a practice to prepare for a team, it's tough."
Being seeded in the top eight does get a team a first-round bye. Newark will face Little Ten Conference rival Hinckley-Big Rock at 10:30 a.m. Monday in one of eight pigtail games. Coal City, Morris and Seneca will wait until Dec. 26 to begin tournament play.
Coal City is currently 5-0, though it will play once more, Friday at Sandwich, before the classic. Its first game at Plano will be against either Plano or Princeton at 5:30 p.m. Dec. 26. Coach Brad Boresi does not expect staying perfect and delivering a second 2013-14 title – the Coalers won their own Turkey Tournament – to be easy.
"We've gotten off to our best start since I've been the head coach; however, I still don't think we've put together a complete game yet," Boresi said. "There are several quality teams at Plano and we're going to have to play our best each game in order to win."
Coal City is a two-time classic champion, having placed first in 1998 and 2002, as well as second in 1992. It also has been at the opposite end of the brackets, finishing last in a 16-team field in 2010. The Coalers were 20th of 24 in 2011 and 12th of 24 in 2012.
"Each of the past three years we've improved on our finish from the previous year, and hopefully we can do that again this year," Boresi said.
Morris will enter the tournament at 5-1, having lost only to Coal City. Following a 58-55 win at Yorkville – the 10th seed in the classic – Saturday night, the Redskins are in the midst of an 11-day layoff until their 3:30 p.m. Plano opener against Indian Creek or Rockford Christian.
"Rockford is very athletic and has length, and Indian Creek has two post players [standing] 6-foot-5 and 6-8, and it took a steal by [Ben] Ortiz with under five seconds to go last year to beat [Indian Creek]," Blumberg said. "All of our focus right now is on preparing for that game on Wednesday."
Since coming to Plano in 2009 and finishing fourth, Morris has never placed higher. It was seventh in 2012. Morris has only one loss on its resume.
The 6-1 Seneca Fighting Irish are perfect since falling to Mendota, the Classic's No. 9 seed, at their own Turkey Tournament.
"I like the way we have been playing so far. We are getting better every single day," Seneca coach Russell Witte said.
The Irish will face Wilmington this Friday, meaning that their first game at the classic – at 12:30 p.m. Dec. 26 against Mendota or Wilmington – will be against a team they already have faced. They are seeking a record fifth classic championship, which would be their first since 2008.
"It is going to be a very tough tournament," Witte said. "We have a goal as a team to win the tournament this year. We have a tough task ahead of us as there are a lot of really good teams in this field. Regardless, this tournament is only going to help us move forward toward the postseason."
The only other team that has as many classic titles as Seneca's four is Newark, which will have to win a game more than the Irish would to get its fifth this year. The Norsemen have not won a classic championship since 1992, though they were second in 2010.
After a slow start, Newark has ensured it will take a winning record into the classic. It currently is 5-3 and will face Earlville-Leland this Friday.
"We are playing pretty well as we won our sixth game in a row this season with a win over Aurora Christian," Newark coach Rick Tollefson said. "We hope to finish in the top 8, but will have to play very well to get there."
Ottawa and Burlington Central are the top two seeds. All but two coaches voted Ottawa, which is the defending champion, No. 1 at Monday's meeting.


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Bob Bradley's selection for US camp preparing for the final qualifier of the semifinals of the group stage. Let's look at each player and whether or not he has a national team future, given this is essentially a B team with a few exceptions. (Gibbs, Kljestan, Mastroeni and Ching are the exceptions)
Brian Edwards (Toronto FC),
A training camp related call in. This is simply meant to have an extra training camp keeper.
Troy Perkins (Valerenga IF),
Now is the time to ascertain whether or not Perkins is an international level keeper.
Matt Pickens (out of contract)
Needed a third keeper
Jonathan Bornstein (Chivas USA)
With Heath Pearce's uneven play, Bornstein has an opportunity to start again for the US at left back should Nevan Subotic choose to play elsewhere
Sean Franklin (Los Angeles Galaxy)
A great call in. Let's see if Franklin can handle the physical nature of international football
Cory Gibbs (Colorado Rapids)
Gibbs return to health spurred the Rapids late season run. Gibbs was one of the best American defenders before he got hurt in 2006.
Clarence Goodson (IK Start)
A good time to give Goodson another look
Drew Moor (FC Dallas)
The only truly bad selection of this bunch. Why Bradley likes Moor so much is a great mystery.
Michael Parkhurst (New England Revolution)
Parkhurst had a rough second half of the season with the Revs but remains one of the best options for the US.
Colin Clark (Colorado Rapids)
Clark can be a lively and creative force on the left flank for the US.
Ricardo Clark (Houston Dynamo)
Really came back strong in September and October
Sacha Kljestan (Chivas USA)
Obviously a core player for the US heading into 2009
Nick LaBrocca (Colorado Rapids)
A nice call up for a good young player
Pablo Mastroeni (Colorado Rapids)
My thinking is that the US must still depend on Pablo so long as he is able to play
Davy Arnaud (Kansas City Wizards)
Why Arnuad has not previously gotten more looks is beyond me.
Chad Barrett (Toronto FC)
I really think Barrett has the tools to be a better international than club team player.
Conor Casey (Colorado Rapids)
When Casey was with Mainz he was the only American to consistently score goals in Europe. Yet every call in to the national team he flopped. Hopefully age and maturity mean he'll take this opportunity. It could be his last.
Brian Ching (Houston Dynamo)
A core player for the team.
Kenny Cooper (FC Dallas)