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Regular attenders of Sabres home games know that the water that comes out of the bathroom sinks at HSBC Arena is not merely cold. That water is otherworldly. No water has ever been as cold as HSBC water. Ever. (Not here on earth, at least).
I've bitched about this issue once, or two million, times on this blog. I even put it in the Sabres Suggestion Box.
Please watch this super cute video made by Jessica Pegula. If you don't want to watch the whole thing, just skip to the 2:28 mark.
That was Ted Black, President of the Buffalo Sabres, acknowledging the cold water situation.
And while he didn't say this directly, I'm pretty sure I detected an undercurrent of, "Your hands will never be cold again, Katebits" in the twinkle of his eye. (Incidentally, I'm not the woman who approached Ted Black about the bathroom water at the game on Sunday. I absolutely would have whined to him about my cold hands had I seen him there, but I didn't. If you're the woman who bravely alerted Mr. Ted Black to this important issue, you should call me because obviously we're potential BFFs/soulmates.)
I've written a lot in the last few weeks about how different everything feels as a Sabres fan since Pegula took over. Really, it's almost like rooting for a different team. Never in a million years, not in our wildest dreams, could we have predicted that the new Sabres ownership would be so responsive, so enthusiastic, and so INSANELY CHARMING IN EVERY WAY. I mean, really. It's pretty much ridiculous how well they've been doing. They're, like, comically good at this.
Terry Pegula is the billionaire who writes the checks, but Ted Black is the man who is actually reading the suggestions that we leave in the suggestion box.
I never had the simmering anger towards Larry Quinn that so many of you had, but even I have to admit, the difference between Larry Quinn and Ted Black is stark. (I suspect that Larry Quinn would personally glue my hands onto a glacier before he'd read my suggestions.)
So, let's review the evidence:
1. Reads and responds to our suggestions
2. Has basically said ALL the right things WHILE using a tone of voice that makes us believe him
3. Seems waaaaay nicer than Larry Quinn.
4. Cares about our cold hands
There is only one logical conclusion to make: Ted Black is a dreamboat.
It's Ted Black Appreciation Day! *throws confetti*
I'm not exactly sure how warm water in the women's restrooms will lead directly to a Stanley Cup, but I have complete faith that it will. WE'RE ON OUR WAY, PEOPLE.
Thank you, Ted Black!


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Erick Erickson, the founder of RedState.com and protector of pure conservative ideals, is getting more and more enthusiastic about Texas Senator-elect Ted Cruz.
Erickson says it is "a huge deal" — and in a very good way — that the Houston Republican has selected Chip Roy, a longtime adviser/aide to Texas Gov. Rick Perry, as his first Senate chief of staff.
"This is a most excellent first step by the Senator-Elect from Texas," wrote Erickson, who said this afternoon on CNN that he is mulling a race for the 2014 Republican Senate nomination from Georgia. "The conservative movement should congratulate Ted Cruz. He's off to a great start."
Erickson describes Roy and his wife Carrah as "dear friends of mine" and credits Roy with helping to "shape Gov. Perry's thinking on federalism issues." He also says Roy helped Perry "put pen to paper" in the governor's 2011 book Fed Up!
Writing on RedState, Erickson explains his pleasure this way:
One of the biggest tragedies that befalls new members of congress is the propensity to draw from K Street to pick staff, in particular a Chief of Staff.
Many tea party supported candidates came into Washington in a wave of conservative glory in 2010 and promptly chose lobbyists for Chiefs of Staff. On the Senate side, Mitch McConnell's office was professionally slick in easing new Senators over to K Street for picks. The House was no different. The average tea party backed candidate from 2011 to now has voted over 70% with leadership.
So I have held my breath waiting to see if Ted Cruz would fall into the trap of Washington politics as usual.
His choice? Chip Roy. It signals Senator-Elect Ted Cruz is not going to Washington sell out the conviction he ran on, but actually, as we've all known, does believe in federalism, the tenth amendment, and limited government.
Erickson, who also encouraged Perry to run for president, praised Roy's service as director of state-federal relations for Perry, delighting in liberal criticism of Roy.
"Yes, he is that awesome," Erickson wrote.


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This year, Club Industry East makes its triumphant return to its unofficial hometown of New York, NY, knowing that it can make it there and so can the attendees and exhibitors that will be showing up at the Hilton New York next month.
From April 23 to 26 the Hilton New York will be transformed into the city's mecca for fitness equipment and education with more than 70 exhibitors and 100 information sessions.
The information sessions, which bring in all levels of fitness professionals, will encompass seven key subject areas such as sales and marketing, service and member retention, business and financial management, healthcare and wellness, personal training and spa track. In addition, six in-depth, all-day sessions are scheduled for this year's show.
In-between attending sessions attendees can walk the trade show floor and see some of the hottest new equipment from more than 70 exhibitors. Additionally, club owners, managers and group exercise directors can see demonstrations of group fitness activities at the Club Studio, which will feature class concepts during show hours. Also during show hours, club owners can learn more about adding spa services to their facilities at the Club Industry Spa Experience. Job hunters can find out about career opportunities from leading organizations at the Club Industry Career Connection.
Highlighting the educational and informational sessions is this year's keynote speaker, Bobby Valentine. This East Coast-bred sports personality and restaurateur has been a proven leader with the Texas Rangers and New York Mets, whom he led to the World Series in 2000. ESPN's newest baseball analyst will speak about leadership in his keynote address "Bringing Out the Best: Are You Managing the Players or Just Playing the Manager?" from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. on April 24. Other highlights include free seminars and panels such as New News in Tennis Programming For Your Facility, Spotlights On Spas: The Latest Trends and How They Can Benefit Your Fitness Facility, and How They Do It: Best Practices in Eastern fitness facilities.
But what would a trip to New York City be without a little shopping? There will be plenty of opportunities to find deals and see some of the newest technologies without having to head over to Fifth Avenue. The show floor will do its best impersonation of New York's trendiest retail areas with more than 70 vendors showcasing everything from accessories to strength and cardio equipment to services to help run you run your business better.
But you can't be in the Big Apple without taking in the night-life or trying some of the hot new classes at the local clubs. Well, to get that taste of the city off to a strong start, Club Industry East is bringing a taste of the Big Apple to this year's show. At 5:30 p.m. on April 23 the Hilton's Mercury Ballroom will play host to the welcome reception. The next morning, attendees can work off some of the great food and drink from the reception with early morning aerobics. Then the next two mornings, attendees can "try before you buy" during the early morning workouts on the equipment on the show floor.
Whether looking to outfit your club, or pick up a few pointers or just network with others at some of New York's hottest spots, Club Industry East is the hot stop for success this spring.
Bobby Valentine, manager, New York Mets, 1996-2002 • manager, Texas Rangers, 1985-1992; analyst, ESPN Baseball Tonight
Thursday, April 24, 10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.
Bringing Out the Best: Are You Managing the Players or Just Playing the Manager?
Bobby Valentine made the jump from multisport scholastic star (Stamford, CT) to a 10-year major league playing career to a manager who ultimately took his team to the World Series. Honored for his humanitarian service during the 9/11 recovery and other charitable work, Bobby is a master motivator who will present techniques you can apply to energizing your clients and encouraging optimal performance from your staff.
How They Do It: Best Practices in Eastern Fitness Facilities Friday, April 25, 10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.
Glenn Colarossi, Owner, Stamford Athletic Club, Agefit and Colarossi Spa & Health Club Consulting; Bill McBride, Senior VP of sales & business development, Sport and Health Company; Doug Ribley, director, Wellness & Administrative Services, Akron General Health & Wellness Center, and chairman and president, Medical Fitness Association; Ed Trainor, VP of fitness, Town Sports International/New York Sports Clubs, moderator: John Agoglia, editor-in-chief, Club Industry magazine
Get an inside look at some of the most effective management techniques in profit and non-profit facilities.
New News in Tennis Programming for Your Facility Thursday, April 24, 2:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
Glenn Arrington, national administrator, USTA -USA Tennis Sandy Coffman, president, programming for profit and consultant for USTA
Learn about new opportunities, new programs and new markets to grow your tennis participation, including the 50+ market, the corporate market and the family market. Find out how to get involved with the USTA Cartoon Network for kids five to eight years old. Learn how to tap into merchandise, equipment, manuals, ad campaigns and public service announcements through the USTA and the Tennis Industry of America.
Gain added funding for your program.
By attending this session you will have the opportunity to receive funding and promotional resources for your tennis program — up to $5,000 in matching grants will be awarded during this presentation to clubs that commit to new adult player program marketing.
Spotlight on Spas: The Latest Trends and How They Can Benefit Your Fitness Facility Friday, April 25, 2:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
Melinda Minton, president, the Spa Association
Adding a spa or spa services is one of the fastest-growing vehicles of building revenue in the club industry. Hear the latest industry trends from the SPAA study of 4,800 spas and spa-like facilities. What are the numbers, what is profitable and where is this all headed?
A special exhibit area where you can learn to create the right ambience — as well as provide and realistically price the right spa services — for your clientele.
45-minute sessions during show hours.
High-interest group exercise programs are one of the key factors driving participation in every type of fitness operation. New dance workouts, martial arts and boot camp workouts are just a few disciplines that will be demonstrated.
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See the latest job opportunities from leading profit and non-profit facilities.
Wednesday, April 23, 5:30 p.m.-7:00 p.m., Hilton New York.
Enjoy food, beverages and fun at the industry's most popular gathering.
Thursday, April 24, 7:00 a.m.-7:45 a.m., Hilton New York
Learn new routines that you can use in your own facility from top instructors.
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For 17 years, Club Industry conferences have helped thousands of fitness management executives and staff personnel advance their careers and build their business acumen. More than 75 percent of the 100+ presentations are new, brought to you by the leading minds in the industry. Here are just a few highlights:
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(The Root) — Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act says that certain jurisdictions can change their voting laws only with federal approval or by winning a court challenge. This part was first enacted in 1965 as a temporary law. It took a hard look at states and districts with low voter participation and regulations on the books that made it hard for citizens to register or vote.
While some entire Southern states, including Louisiana, have been covered by that section of the bill, there are districts in places as far-flung as North Dakota and New York that also have to meet this special criterion. The law has since been re-upped several times (most recently in 2006) and currently is authorized through 2031 … unless a forthcoming challenge before the Supreme Court changes the game.
Late last year the Supreme Court agreed to hear the case Shelby County v. Holder. In it, prosecutors in Shelby County, Ala., examined whether the 2006 reauthorization of Section 5 actually trampled on states' rights granted by the 10th Amendment, which says, "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people." Lawyers are currently scheduled to begin their arguments late next month.
So is Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act an anachronism? When it was first enacted, black voter participation in some Southern states was less than 10 percent because of tactics including intimidation and literacy tests. The situation was very different in 2012, at least in terms of who made it to the polls.
As the Pew Research Center put it: "Blacks voted at a higher rate this year than other minority groups and for the first time in history may also have voted at a higher rate than whites, according to a Pew Research Center analysis of census data, election day exit poll data and vote totals from selected cities and counties."
But the same black voters who exceeded turnout expectations faced huge struggles at the ballot box. In Florida, Gov. Rick Scott, a Republican, refused to extend early-voting hours. "Extend" might be the wrong way to put it, since the Republican-led Legislature had already cut the number of early voting days from 14 to eight.
People who typically might use early voting as a way to avoid the Election Day crush and get to work on time ended up waiting six or more hours to vote. The news organization Politico, which usually focuses on the minutiae of Beltway strategy, published a blistering piece by venerable reporter Roger Simon, calling out the GOP's voter-suppression tactics, including in Florida.
To summarize: Black and other nonwhite voters are not nearly as vulnerable as they were when Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act was first written into law. They are better equipped to participate in the voting process — albeit in some cases despite their local governments rather than because of them. Granted, there are some federal efforts to protect voting rights — such as the Voter Empowerment Act (pdf), a bill introduced by Democratic members of Congress including Rep. John Lewis of Georgia and Rep. John Conyers of Michigan, which, if passed, is designed to ensure equal access to polling places and modernize the voting process.
That returns us, then, to the original question: Is it fair to hold some jurisdictions to a higher level of scrutiny than others? Is Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act an anachronism — and an unfair one at that?
Natasha Korgaonkar of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund told The Root, "Section 5 is a checkpoint for our country's democracy. It's the heart of [the] Voting Rights Act. All or part of the 16 states with the worst histories of voter discrimination have to prove their [new] laws are free of discrimination before those laws take effect.
"The way to understand Section 5 is if you think of it as a medicine," she added. "It makes sense for a medicine to go to certain places that are unwell. It seeks to change the places in America that are unwell because of voter fraud and suppression."
Brentin Mock, a reporter for Voting Rights Watch 2012 (a partnership between Colorlines.com and the Nation magazine), said that Section 5, while necessary, fails to address some of the problem areas of election 2012. "The voter suppression that was attempted in South Carolina, Texas, Mississippi and parts of Florida was combated with the help of Section 5. [But] the voter suppression in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and most of Florida wasn't combated at all by Section 5 because those were not covered jurisdictions."
In other words, jurisdictions covered by Section 5 are added and subtracted every time the act is reauthorized. And the latter group of states that Mock mentions were not included in the 2006 reauthorization of the Voting Rights Act.
Nancy Abudu, a senior staff attorney with the ACLU Voting Rights Project based in Atlanta, makes the case that Section 5 is not prejudicial and that states and districts can petition at any time to be removed from the category of special oversight. She points to several jurisdictions that have successfully petitioned to be removed from the scrutiny of Section 5, including Sandy Springs, Ga., and several counties in Virginia. They approach the Justice Department and document the ways in which their voting practices have changed.
And it's not just about African Americans. In Texas, some districts made it harder for Latinos to vote for their preferred candidates. The ruling in Texas v. United States found that there was purposeful intent in denying Latino Texans the chance to vote for their candidates of choice.
Once again the Supreme Court will decide whether to change the law of the land. Election 2012 makes it clear that there is an ongoing pitched battle between politicians who favor voter suppression and citizens who want to make their voices heard.
Which remedies will make voting simpler and cleaner for all Americans? Despite the gravitas and power of the Supreme Court, U.S. voters and politicians may fight over this well past the next court decision.
Farai Chideya is a distinguished writer in residence at New York University's Arthur L. Carter Institute for Journalism. She is the author of four books and blogs at Farai.com.


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The US Army's bold scheme to build a mighty optionally-crewed airship with the aid of British designers is going well, according to the ship's builders.
American defence-industrial mammoth Northrop, contracted to deliver the Long Endurance Multi-intelligence Vehicle (LEMV) ship to the US Army Space and Missile Defence Command, says that the ship has "completed three important program milestones" - reviews of the project's feasibility before manufacturing begins - and it is on track for first flight in "mid-next summer".
The LEMV is intended to cruise the skies above Afghanistan carrying multiple spyeye surveillance payloads at 20,000 foot altitude for up to three weeks at a time. It will normally be unmanned in operation, but will be able to carry a human crew when required - for instance while transiting through civil controlled airspace en route to and from the warzone.
"LEMV is longer than a football field1, taller than a seven-story building2 and will remain airborne for more than three weeks at a time3, delivering a high level of fuel efficiency. Fuel costs are minimal at $11,000 for a 21-day period of service. It's very green," says Alan Metzger, Northrop airships chief.
The LEMV airship is based on British firm Hybrid Air Vehicles' HAV304 design. It is designed to take off in a heavier-than-air condition aided by vectored thrust from its propellors, and maintain lift in the cruise aided by dynamic lift from forward flight as well as buoyancy from the helium in the envelope. This means that the ship will not become lighter-than-air as its fuel is burned up, and it will be able to land without needing to vent off expensive gas.
The $517m LEMV deal will see "up to three" LEMV ships built for the US Army. The project is the largest airship effort - in terms of both ship size and money - currently underway. However the LEMV, once flying, will be a tiddler compared to the mighty rigid airships of the pre-WWII era. The last of them, LZ-129 Hindenburg of Lakehurst disaster "oh the humanity" renown, was 800 feet long4. ®
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That is:
1As long as fifty genetic clone-sisters of Brigitte Nielsen (or any similar Hollywood giantess) lying down in a line head to heel.
2As tall as a typical present day multiheaded-pachyderm-deity religious idol for use in large scale milk absorption ceremonies.
3The amount of time it takes to manufacture a small, non-functional boat out of hemp and ice.
4A rough volume comparison would be equivalent to one between the brassiere cup capacity of redheaded arthouse darling Tilda Swinton (the LEMV) and that of deceased tragedy gold-digger TV goddess Anna Nicole Smith (the Hindenburg).


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So, you've got Scarlett Johansson driving a van around the streets of Glasgow, picking up single young men and taking them back to her place for a bit of the ol' hanky panky. How could that possibly be a bad thing? Introduce a vat of random black goo, that's how. Duh. It's like Screenwriting 101, really.
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Richard Simmons hasn't made a public appearance since 2014, but now he's speaking out about the ongoing rumors surrounding his personal life.
"Some tabloids have recently falsely reported that I am transitioning. In response, I feel compelled to set the record straight and refute these lies. Although I am not transitioning, I have and always will be supportive of those who are going through their journey," the fitness legend said in a statement on Facebook.
The 67-year-old also shared his thoughts on the mass shooting in Orlando this weekend at Pulse nightclub.
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"We should not lose focus on showing love, strength and compassion to all of the LGBT community during these tragic times. My broken heart and healing thoughts are with the people of Orlando and all other victims of prejudice, bigotry and hate."
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Other stars are also speaking out to condemn the violence and support the victims.
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During a vigil, Lady Gaga took to the stage in front of thousands outside of Los Angeles' City Hall to read the names of all of the victims lost during the attack.
"I will not allow my anger and outrage over this attack to overshadow our need to honor those who are grieving truly for their lost ones," she told the crowd while fighting back tears.
"Lost members of the LGBT community, I hope you know that myself and so many are your allies. I can't help but feel that this level of hatred, like all prejudicial crimes, is an attack on humanity itself....Tonight, Orlando, we are united with you to remember."
Want to help? Equality Florida, the state's largest LGBT rights group, launched a GoFundMe campaign for the victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting.


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Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry
Forestry Services
PROTECTION AREA STATISTICS* for Reporting Period 0800 thru 0800, 01/20/15 thru 01/21/15
NE Area – 6 Fires Burned 56.5 acres (Cause: Debris-2, Incendiary-4)
EC Area – 1 Fires Burned 160 acres (Cause: Incendiary-1)
SE Area – 4 Fires Burned 843.5 acres (Cause: Debris-1, Incendiary-3)
Large Fire Activity within the Protection Area:
· Ed McGee (Latimer County), 160 acres, 100% contained
· Reynolds Lake (Atoka County), 650 acres, 100% Contained
Large Fire Activity with OFS Response outside the Protection Area:
· Meadow Ridge (Pottawatomie County), 134.9 acres, 100% contained
OFS Prescribed Fire Activity: No Activity
* Protection Area Statistics do not reflect local fire department's fire run information. Statistics are for the ODAFF-Forestry Services' fifteen county Fire Protection Area in eastern Oklahoma unless otherwise noted in the Discussion section of this report.
FIRE DEPARTMENT STATISTICS** from www.firereporting.ok.gov recorded on 01/20/14 thru 01/21/15
No Activity Reported
** - These statistics are from Fire Departments that have recorded their information on the Oklahoma, Forestry Services web-based Fire Reporting System. Totals do not reflect the total acres burned or total number of fires that have occurred in Oklahoma.
Statewide Discussion:
Fire danger is expected to gradually decrease today as precipitation is forecast to enter the Oklahoma Panhandle this morning delivering snow and gradually move across Oklahoma from northwest to southeast with chances of a rain/snow mix through Thursday.
No critical fire weather or fuels conditions are expected today as sky cover increases, relative humidity values are not expected to dip below 40% and winds will be northeast to east around 10 mph.
Remember… ONLY YOU can prevent wildfires! Enjoy Oklahoma's wildlands responsibly.
Report any suspicious wildland fire activity on the Arson Tip Line: 1-866-662-7766 (1-866-NO ARSON).
Prepared by: Drew Daily, Fire Staff Forester, Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry - Forestry Services


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Installed Kaoko throttle lock. I'll have to ride some to give it a more meaningful report but I am a little concerned that it seems to take more degrees of movement for full lock to full unlock than I hoped. What that may mean is that I will have to first rotate the Kaoko as I twist the throttle and then, reach back over and rotate the Kaoko a bit more to really get it to hold. Maybe I'm doing something wrong but that's my initial finding. BTW, the instructions were not clear but I did use BOTH thrust washers (a thin, flat one and the other one they described as "spigoted" that actually engages the throttle tube).
Battery R&R and added Murphs dual horn setup. Much better!!! Norm
Quote from: Skiee on August 22, 2017, 09:58:27 pmBattery R&R and added Murphs dual horn setup. Much better!!! NormHow did you mount the horn? Any pictures? Thanks
I put the green pin stripe tape on the bags
I looked at it on the way by in the garage heading to the car for work.
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