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Not only did people get hurt, but the already delayed iPad 2 will probably get even more delayed now.
My god how long will it take Foxconn to get their goddamn act together and get fix ALL saftey issues? First suicides now this crap? Apple should just find a new manufacturer altogether after bullcrap like this.
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The young Cougars, picked for fourth place in the WAC preseason poll, have jumped out to a 7-3 start. Come conference time, however, BYU will have its hands full with Hawaii (12-0), New Mexico State (9-2) and Fresno State (7-2).
"Combining our usual competitive preseason schedule with great teams from the WAC this year should be very challenging," Eakin said prior to the start of the season. "With our schedule and a young team like we have this year, there is more uncertainty than in the past."
More important, Eakin needs to find another Paige Affleck. The graduated senior was a 2011 Easton All-American as well as BYU's career leader in wins, strikeouts and earned-run average.
In addition, two-time All-American and BYU career RBI leader Jessica Fitu also graduated, as did three-time All-Region second baseman Kristin Delahoussaye.
That's a lot of pitching and offense to replace.
"We have the talent, but how fast they can grow early on in the season is the key," Eakin said.
Delaney Willard, who hit 11 home runs in 51 games last season and is one of four seniors with three conference championship rings, has already shown herself to be a force at the plate. She was the WAC Offensive Player of the Week recently, with three long balls and nine runs batted in during the season-opening Kajikawa Classic.
Willard, hitting a robust .536 after 10 games, totaled 21 bases as the Cougars defeated then-No. 15 Texas A&M and No. 11 Oregon.
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Hope hung back for a moment, and then started heading towards the team, but stopped just short as the team headed back onto the field. The Rapids were already in position by this point to restart, but Hope waited a moment longer before returning to her post to give Stephanie a big hug.
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Publication in the context of Rietveld Year 2010 and the 'Rietveld's Universe' exhibition at the Centraal Museum in Utrecht from 20 October 2010 to 13 February 2011.
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The Utrecht architect and designer Gerrit Rietveld (1888-1964) is one of the best known Dutch design professionals of the twentieth century, world-famous for his Red-Blue Chair and the Rietveld Schröder House. But few are aware of the full range of his oeuvre.
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True, the traditional "eating holidays" like Thanksgiving and Super Bowl Sunday occur during the colder months. No matter the month, though, diet disasters are sure to pop up. That's why Karen Ansel, a registered dietitian in Long Island, New York, decided to write her new book with CNN diet and fitness expert Melina Jampolis, M.D. The Calendar Diet: A Month to Month Guide to Losing Weight While Living Life shows readers how to fit in their skinny jeans—and make smart, healthy choices—from Valentine's Day to Cinco de Mayo to Halloween.
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- Pack travel snacks. "For car trips or when you'll be staying at a hotel, bring energy bars and portion-controlled bags of nuts, crackers and dried fruit. This way, you won't be as tempted by fast food restaurants or the hotel mini bar."
- Store pantry staples. "The key to maintaining a healthy diet when you're busy is a well-stocked pantry so you don't dial for Chinese takeout on a busy evening or when you're just back from a trip. Items like pasta and beans last a long time and can make a nice meal in a hurry."
- Order drinks on ice. "Frosty drinks, like sweetened iced teas and margaritas, can increase your calorie total for the day very quickly. Ask for plenty of ice and order your margarita on the rocks rather than blended. It's automatic portion control and will keep you from downing glass after glass too fast."
- Skip the chips. "With Cinco de Mayo and outdoor picnics approaching, keep in mind that a few big handfuls of tortilla chips can be 500 calories! I tell me clients to skip them because it's really hard to stop after just a few. Cut red and yellow peppers into strips and dip them into a mix of salsa and guacamole."
- Go fish. "Shrimp fajitas and fish tacos are wise choices whether your hosting a barbecue or dining out. Skip the cheese and pile on veggies for a filling, satisfying meal."
- Plan ahead. "It's all about balance. If you know your dinner is going to be heavy on macaroni salad and hamburger buns, try to get plenty of protein, fruits and vegetables in your breakfast and lunch."
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(WMC-TV) - A former Memphis police officer is accused of forcing men to perform sexual acts in exchange for not arresting them on warrants.
Police say one alleged incident involved a man Brandon Berry pulled over in the area of Lamar Avenue and Semmes Street last January. The victim had an outstanding warrant and claims he was forced to perform a sex act on Berry in order to avoid a trip to jail.
It is unclear where the alleged sex acts occurred or whether it happened inside or outside the patrol car.
Details of former officer Berry's alleged crime offered some levity for his neighbors.
"He made Riverside look bad over here," said resident Richard White.
They expect more from an officer sworn to protect and serve.
"I seen him grow up as a baby – so I didn't think he'd do stuff like that," said neighbor Fely Harris.
Memphis police confirm Berry resigned from the force last month in the midst of its investigation. He was arrested Thursday morning following a grand jury indictment.
The indictment says Berry "did refrain from performing a duty that was imposed by law or that is clearly inherent in the nature of the public servants employment."
Berry faces up to six years in prison if convicted of official misconduct. He is free on bond.
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I've heard all sorts of people say that they've never felt better after drinking 'green' smoothies- with lots of green veggies like celery, spinach, kale, avocados as well as other things like beets and carrots. Chock full of vitamins, minerals and fiber, they're said to help detox the body, or cleanse it. To be honest, it just never seemed appetizing ... Read More »
Buttermilk Pancakes with Orange Zest
Winter weekend mornings are the perfect time to cozy up to a pancake breakfast. I can eat them without all the side fixings of eggs and {halal} sausages, as long as the pancakes are flavorful. That's why I like to make these pancakes with creamy buttermilk and the zing of citrus zest or peels. You could replace the orange with ... Read More »
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As you might be able to see from this blog, I'm a bit entranced by Moroccan things- style, geography, and the delicious, healthy and traditional food. Amanda Mouttaki is the author of Maroc Mama, a blog about her experience with and love of Moroccan culture and cuisine {and a whole lot more}. In this post she gladly shares her recipe ... Read More »
Chicken Sausages with Heirloom Tomatoes
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Arugula and White Cheddar Frittata
During my college years, I had a small patch of land in my back yard and would often make nice homemade meals for my younger cousin who lived in the dorms. Coming from Sicily just a few years earlier and craving a taste of home, she was so excited to see that there was an opportunity to have some freshly grown ... Read More »
Blueberry Muffins
Everyone loves a good blueberry muffin, and quite honestly it's pretty hard to find great quality muffins for a decent price, especially those made without a lot of questionable or unhealthy ingredients. That's why I make my own and freeze them for those times when we really need a quick bite in the morning rush out the door. Read More »
Ruby Red Grapefruit & Blood Orange Juice
One of the ways I try improve my overall health is by making fresh juice most mornings and sometimes again later in the evenings for a refreshing drink. Right now (winter season), grapefruits and oranges are at their best so they are absolutely delicious and juicy. My favorites are the ruby red grapefruits and blood oranges, which are almsot the same ... Read More »
Chorizo and Eggs
It's been more than ten years since I've eaten chorizo, a type of Spanish sausage spiced with flavors like paprika which gives it an orange color. The reason I haven't had it in so many years is because it's mostly made with pork. Read More »
Homemade Chappati
I've been really blessed to meet so many amazing people since I started this blog. People are happy to share their cooking ideas and recipes all the time and more often than ever does the topic of conversation with complete strangers, new and old friends and my family turn to healthy food, ethnic cuisine and just getting back to basics when it comes to ... Read More »
The Importance of Suhoor & a Recipe for Parmesan-Feta Quiche
Everyone is talking about this year's daily fasts in Ramadan being so long because sunset (the time when the fast is broken) will come a little after 8pm here in Chicago. It's also a hot summer season. Very hot. Fasting isn't meant to be perfectly easy or else how could we savor the reward of building self-discipline? It's also not ... Read More »


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Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 23, 2014
Jon Caramanica reviews performance by rapper Stitches at Amityville Music Hall on Long Island. MORE
Sep. 22, 2014
Anthony Tommasini reviews New York Philharmonic's performance of live score for Charlie Chaplin film Modern Times, at Avery Fisher Hall as part of The Art of the Score series; performance is conducted by Timothy Brock, who also reconstructed original score created by Chaplin. MORE
Sep. 21, 2014
Jon Pareles reviews performance by band The Replacements at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens. MORE
Sep. 20, 2014
Ben Ratliff reviews performance by pianist Chucho Valdes, percussionist and singer Pedrito Martinez, trumpeter and composer Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, at Rose Hall as part of Jazz at Lincoln Center opener. MORE
Sep. 20, 2014
Anthony Tommasini reviews New York premiere of Amy Beth Kirsten piece Colombine's Paradise Theater, performed by Eighth Blackbird, at Columbia University's Miller Theater. MORE
Sep. 20, 2014
Jon Pareles reviews performance by band King Crimson at the Best Buy Theater. MORE
Sep. 20, 2014
James R Oestreich reviews performance by violinist Christian Tetzlaff at the 92nd Street Y. MORE
Sep. 19, 2014
Roberta Smith reviews video installation Ragnar Kjartansson and the National: A Lot of Sorrow at Luhring Augustine Bushwick gallery. MORE
Sep. 19, 2014
New York Philharmonic will perform original score of Charlie Chaplin film Modern Times to accompany screening of film at Avery Fisher Hall; performance pays tribute to musical talents of Chaplin, who composed score for that film and his others. MORE
Sep. 19, 2014
Three-CD book and audiobook My Name Is New York is being released by Woody Guthrie Publications; publication explores Guthrie's connection to New York, city that the American music legend called home for 27 of his 55 years. MORE
Sep. 18, 2014
New York City Council holds hearing on effort by Local 902 of American Federation of Musicians to seek pensions and other benefits for jazz veterans; musician Jimmy Owens unexpectedly plays spiritual Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen on his fluegelhorn, during his testimony, to drive point home. MORE
Sep. 18, 2014
Stephen Holden reviews performance by Jeff Goldblum and the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra at Cafe Carlyle. MORE
Sep. 18, 2014
Anthony Tommasini reviews opening-night gala performance by the New York Philharmonic, conducted by Alan Gilbert and featuring guest performances by Renee Fleming, Joshua Bell and Josh Groban at Avery Fisher Hall MORE
Sep. 18, 2014
James R Oestreich Critic's Notebook praises Roger Nierenberg for latest iteration of his Music Paradigm series, featuring unusual performance by members of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra at Lincoln Center; audience, consisting entirely of nursing directors from New York-Presbyterian Hospital, witnessed Nerenberg conducting a live rehearsal with orchestra, part of effort to use music to teach corporate employees leadership skills through music. MORE
Sep. 17, 2014
Japan's continuing attachment to compact disc technology puts it sharply at odds with rest of global music industry; CDs still account for about 85 percent of sales in Japan, compared to as little as 20 percent in some countries. MORE
Sep. 17, 2014
NFL Roundup; CBS decides to permanently drop Rihanna song Run This Town from its opening NFL montage; network received criticism from the singer via Twitter after temporarily removing song from season premiere of Thursday Night Football. MORE
Sep. 17, 2014
James R Oestreich reviews performance by Argento Chamber Ensemble and JACK Quartet at Advent Lutheran Church as part of the Music Mondays series. MORE
Sep. 17, 2014
Jon Caramanica Critic's Notebook submits that Chris Brown album X is for most part history of domestic violence; notes album features more collaboration with female artists than past efforts, move that may be calculated to rebuild Brown's image. MORE
Sep. 17, 2014
Jon Caramanica reviews performance by band Joyce Manor at the Bowery Ballroom. MORE
Sep. 16, 2014
Michael Diamond, better known as Mike D of successful rap group the Beastie Boys, is building and selling townhouses in his hometown of Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, along with wife Tamra Davis. MORE
Sep. 16, 2014
Anthony Tommasini reviews performances at PianoFest concert series at SubCulture performance space. MORE
Sep. 16, 2014
Blake Mills, who has built reputation as virtuosic guitarist playing with best musicians in business, releases his own album, entitled Heigh Ho. MORE
Sep. 16, 2014
Banjo player Eddie Adcock receives Steve Martin Prize for Excellence in Bluegrass and Banjo; Adcock says $50,000 cash prize will allow him to stay on road and keep writing and performing his own music. MORE
Sep. 16, 2014
Stephen Holden reviews newest duets album by Barbra Streisand; Nate Chinen reviews current release by pianist Jason Moran; Ben Ratliff reviews latest recording by saxophonist Mark Turner. MORE
Sep. 15, 2014
Statue of British singer Amy Winehouse by sculptor Scott Eaton is unveiled in London on what would have been her 31st birthday. MORE
Sep. 15, 2014
Soul singer Sharon Jones will join Apollo Theater's fall-winter lineup, starring alongside her band the Dap-Kings. MORE
Sep. 15, 2014
Joe Sample, celebrated jazz pianist, dies at age 75. MORE
Sep. 15, 2014
James R Oestreich reviews opening concert of 4x4 Baroque Music Festival at St Paul's Chapel in Lower Manhattan. MORE
Sep. 15, 2014
Zachary Woolfe reviews performance by Minimalist musicians Steve Reich and Philip Glass at Brooklyn Academy of Music's Next Wave Festival; concert is part of event celebrating 50th anniversary of Nonesuch Records. MORE
Sep. 15, 2014
David Allen reviews performance by chamber band Alarm Will Sound at Nonesuch Records' 50th anniversary celebrations, part of Brooklyn Academy of Music's Next Wave Festival. MORE
Sep. 15, 2014
Jon Pareles reviews performance by Senegalese singer Youssou N'Dour with band Le Super Etoile at Brooklyn Academy of Music as part of Next Wave Festival event celebrating 50th anniversary of Nonesuch Records. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
Grammy Award-winning pianist and composer Arturo O'Farrill describes his typical Sunday routine. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
Carrie Battan notes Claire Boucher, 26-year-old Canadian musician known as Grimes, is adapting to fame in wake of her widely acclaimed 2012 album Visions. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
Barbra Streisand is set to release new album Partners, collection of duets she recorded with all-male lineup including John Legend, Michael Buble, Andrea Bocelli and Billy Joel; album also features her first studio-recorded duet with her son Jason Gould. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
Travel Q&A with Brazilian singer-songwriter, Ceu, who offers a selective list of spots for catching live acts in her home city of Sao Paulo. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
Sebastien Perrin, Brad Walsh, Javier Peral and Gillian Sagansky, four DJs from New York Fashion Week, dish about the songs that set the stage for new designs. MORE
Sep. 13, 2014
Students at rapper Nicki Minaj's alma mater, Fiorello H LaGuardia High School, post their dismay on Twitter after principal turns down her offer to speak there. MORE
Sep. 13, 2014
Interview with actor and pianist Jeff Goldblum, whose jazz band, the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, is set to play at Cafe Carlyle; Goldblum explains how side project has played central role in his artistic evolution and suits his felicitous and haphazard approach to life. MORE
Sep. 13, 2014
Carnegie Hall's education wing, under construction for four years, is set to be unveiled; new wing reflects Carnegie's evolution from old-line temple of music to teacher of music. MORE
Sep. 13, 2014
Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim reviews performance by soprano Dawn Upshaw with pianist Gilbert Kalish at the Brooklyn Academy of Music as part of Nonesuch Records 50th-anniversary celebration. MORE
Sep. 12, 2014
Pandora Media announces that it has struck direct deal for music rights with BMG, world's fourth-largest music publisher. MORE
Sep. 12, 2014
Monthly concert show Dig Deeper, hosted at Littlefield club in Gowanus, Brooklyn, offers fans chance to see forgotten soul artists from 1960s and early 1970s perform. MORE
Sep. 12, 2014
Jame R Oestreich reviews performance by organist Paul Jacobs at the Juilliard School. MORE
Sep. 11, 2014
Jon Pareles reviews Songs of Innocence, new album by U2. MORE
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A Proving Ground For Young Stars
Pace University's second season of Voce: Rising Opera Stars in Recital opens with the soprano Julia Bullock and the tenor Joseph Kaiser
September 21, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: Bullock, Julia , Kaiser, Joseph , Classical Music , Schimmel, Michael, Center for the Arts
Rock Star in All His Permutations
An ambitious exhibition at the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art documents David Bowie as a musical and performance pioneer.
September 21, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: Bowie, David , Art , Rock Music , Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art
George Hamilton IV, Singer Who Gave Up Pop for Country, Dies at 77
After scoring some pop hits, finding a true home at the Grand Ole Opry and a big audience in Canada.
September 19, 2014, Friday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: Deaths (Obituaries) , Hamilton, George IV (1937-2014) , Country Music , Grand Ole Opry House
A Concert Not Live, but Always Living
"A Lot of Sorrow," a video by the Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson, shows the indie-rock band the National playing a single song, "Sorrow," for 12 hours.
September 19, 2014, Friday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: National, The (Music Group) , Kjartansson, Ragnar , Music , Art
Silent Star Gets Full Orchestration
An often overlooked aspect of Charlie Chaplin's creative output, the music he composed, is being explored this weekend in New York.
September 19, 2014, Friday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: Chaplin, Charlie , Movies , Music , Classical Music , New York Philharmonic , Modern Times (Movie)
This Land Is His Land
Woody Guthrie Publications is releasing "My Name Is New York," a three-CD audiobook with a walking guide and interviews and songs about the city where he lived for 27 years.
September 19, 2014, Friday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: Books and Literature , Music , New York City , Guthrie, Woody , My Name Is New York: Ramblin' Around Woody Guthrie's Town (Book)
Labor War Over, Met's Operatic Army Mobilizes
Just under a month after the Metropolitan Opera agreed to major cuts, the opera house is swarming with workers busily getting ready for the season's opening night.
September 19, 2014, Friday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: Metropolitan Opera , Organized Labor , Opera , Netrebko, Anna
New York City Council Hears Push for Benefits by Jazz Veterans
Speakers at a hearing sought the Council's support for a union campaign for pension payments from owners of six jazz clubs.
September 18, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: Music , American Federation of Musicians , Pensions and Retirement Plans , City Council (NYC) , Organized Labor , Jazz , Owens, Jimmy (1943- )
An Eternal Hipster, Riffing at a Timeless Venue
He plays piano in a jazz group, but Jeff Goldblum being Jeff Goldblum, the evening would not have been complete without a lot of chatter.
September 18, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: Music , Goldblum, Jeff , Snitzer, Mildred, Orchestra , Jazz , Cafe Carlyle (Manhattan, NY)
A Musical Gala With a Cinematic Spotlight
The New York Philharmonic began its season on Tuesday with music from Italian movies and help from Renée Fleming, Joshua Bell and Josh Groban.
September 18, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON MUSIC AND: New York Philharmonic , Bell, Joshua , Fleming, Renee , Groban, Josh , Music , Avery Fisher Hall , Classical Music
The Kronos Quartet as a Dot Cloud
The innovative musicians perform and discuss the special mystery of how a quartet communicates as part of an experiment capturing their sound and movement.
In Performance | Andrew Rannells
Andrew Rannells performs the song "Midnight Radio" from the musical "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," with the show's composer, Stephen Trask, on guitar. "Hedwig" is on Broadway at the Belasco Theater.
Inside the Quartet
The Kronos String Quartet explains the special mystery of how a quartet communicates.
Woody Guthrie, New Yorker
The celebrated folk singer spent 27 years in New York. Two of his grandchildren, Anna Canoni and Cole Rotante, visit some of the New York locations where he lived.
Fashion Rocks Red Carpet
Last night, some of fashion and music's biggest personalities walked the red carpet to celebrate the marriage between the two disciplines at the Fashion Rocks event at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
Fall Arts Preview - Classical
In Performance | Conrad Tao
The pianist and composer Conrad Tao performs the third movement of Prokofiev's Seventh Piano Sonata.
A Carribean Beat in Brooklyn
Steel-pan players prepare for the Panorama competition in Brooklyn.
In Performance | Kelvin Moon Loh
Kelvin Moon Loh sings "God Draws Straight" from "Here Lies Love," a musical about the life of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos. The show, conceived by David Byrne, is at the Public Theater.
MTV Awards Red Carpet
Some highlights from the red carpet included Beyoncé's beaded gown and Rita Ora's barely-there slip dress.
Welcome to the Integratron
A U.F.O.-like dome with sci-fi origins has become a mecca for spiritual seekers looking to zone out on its sound baths. One curious writer travels to the Mojave Desert to see what all the noise is about.
T Time | Emily Sundblad
The artist, performer, and co-founder of Reena Spaulings Fine Art on her Whitney Biennial entry, Dolly Parton and why she loves the Frick Collection.
Restoring the Boyhood Home of the Man Who Walked the Line
More than a decade after Johnny Cash's death in 2003, the old house in Dyess, Ark., is being restored, a tribute to the singer's lasting influence.
Photos From the Pickathon Music Festival
Robbie Fulks, Nickel Creek and Those Darlins were among the acts playing at the Pickathon festival in Happy Valley, Ore.
Photos From the Pickathon Music Festival
Robbie Fulks, Nickel Creek and Those Darlins were among the acts playing at the Pickathon festival in Happy Valley, Ore.
Excerpt: 'Fidelio'
A scene from the production at Santa Fe Opera.
The Viennese Oboe
Clemens Horak and Stuart Breczinski demonstrate the distinct sound of the Viennese oboe used by the Vienna Philharmonic.
The Viennese Horn
Wolfgang Vladar demonstrates the "round" sound of the Viennese horn.
The Vienna Sound
The Vienna Philharmonic has retained a distinct sound that sets it apart from other orchestras in the 21st century. Its uniqueness is attributed to an unusual combination of instruments and style.
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A software application development company is adding 431 jobs to Wake County by the end of 2016.
Governor Pat McCrory and North Carolina Commerce Secretary Sharon Decker announced Thursday that DB Global Technology, Inc. will expand its software development center in Wake County.
The company plans to invest over $13.5 million in its Cary location. The company already employs 205 people at its Cary location.
"High-tech research companies like DB Global Technology, Inc. know that North Carolina is just the place for their business to grow," said Governor McCrory in a written release. "The additional IT jobs that they'll create will strengthen the Cary corporate mix and be an example to others of the strong talent pool and attractive quality of life that characterizes this region of the state."
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Here are my thoughts on the youngsters involved in the Boston-Dallas trade.
Tyler Seguin, Center: Seguin was the 2nd overall pick in 2010 NHL Draft. He's an extremely talented young forward possessing dynamic speed, puck skills and vision with the potential to be a legitimate star in the NHL. He hasn't played center yet in an extended role unless injuries forced the issue as Seguin still needs to round out his game. The offense is dynamic though and it's not only potential. Seguin was tied for 26th in scoring in his 19-20 year old season in 2011-12. He was one of the top scorers in the NHL per 60 minutes this season and has been one of the league's top puck possession players.
Joe Morrow, Defense: I wrote about Joe Morrow a few weeks ago. He's a player who struggled this year but has a lot of potential which is probably why he's been involved in multiple trades. Morrow's skating, puck moving and shot are all top-end but he's really had issues with his defensive game and just playing at the pro level pace. He could be a quality top four defenseman, but he has a fair amount of risk on his projection.
Matt Fraser, Left Wing: Fraser has been a quality offensive player in the AHL the last two seasons after going undrafted. He has a solid amount of skill and while he can make some plays and has good instincts he's more of a secondary guy with the puck. His best asset is his shot. Fraser is a fantastic shooter who can score from in tight or mid distance. He's also a gritty player who will win board battles and drive the net. His only significant flaw is his defensive game isn't the best and he'll have to be used carefully in offensive situations by the coach. He could potentially be an average NHLer who is useful on the power play.
Reilly Smith, Right Wing: I ranked Smith as Dallas' #2 prospect last summer. He's a gifted forward with good speed, offensive ability and has a gritty element to his game as well. He started off the AHL year ok and then his play picked up. He didn't get a whole lot of ice time in the NHL. Still the 22 year old has top six potential and is a decent guy to gamble on being a fine all-around player.
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Those with the most minimal desktops need nothing but a laptop computer and miles of shiny, clean table top to complete their "workspace." But then there's the rest of us. Maybe we're note-takers. Maybe we're sentimentalists. Maybe we're hoarders. But our desk tops are covered with plenty of non-tech gear.
Sometimes all this decor porn can make our lived-in home offices feel cluttered. But we refuse to feel bad for keeping books, notebooks and happy little travel trinkets at home next to our keyboard.
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i have a set of kidrobot futurama characters in front of me right now along with the endless clutter. my desk is always a mess. Add in being sick right now so i have a couple bags of cough drops, pills, kleenex.
Electric kettle (that doesn't count as tech, does it?), teapot, mug, lego stormtrooper, chap stick, plant, mail sorter, hedgehog paperclip holder.
I keep a mini Buddha on my desk. That's about it; I'm kinda anal.
I have a mini globe on my desk
I've got a stack of typography samples that I print and collect to reference. On the more less-used front I also have a collection of rulers piled to one side.
Looking around, I actually have a lot of non-tech stuff on my desk. The musts are a tiny dino and a mug that my daughter painted. Other items include a funny picture of my grandmother with a bubble saying "Sit up straight," a day calendar I got for free, a bear from my best friend, and a unicorn notebook.
purple highlighter, Vornado Zippi desk fan (it's tech, but not directly work-related, right?), Schaedler Precision Rule (does decimal inches, agates and picas), family pix, a flowerpot full of pipe cleaner and button flowers my son made for me in preschool. Usually a teapot and cup of tea, though not at the moment.
Two framed photos and a large crystal vase of seashells I picked up on vacation in South Africa.
Non-tech gear? My collection of Moleskine (and later this month Field Notes) notebooks, my various pens (Cross, CRKT, Mont Blanc, SureFire), my small collection of challenge coins, and some other stuff…
One of my New Year's resolutions was to try and keep the clutter on my desk to a minimum. In the past, there were times when finding space to put down a mug was an issue.
Right now on my desk there are: phone, desk lamp, page a day calendar (that was a Christmas present), glass full of pens and pencils, and a little dish of odd rocks I've collected over the years--from the backyard of the house I lived in when I was ten, a bit of the old Berlin Wall, a pebble my then two year old niece gave to me one day.
There's a paper calendar and an old hard bound dictionary, but they are in the bookcase right beside the desk. And all the usual office supplies are in the desk drawers--I love a desk with good drawer space.
I have a framed photo I shot in Paris of St. Denis (the one holding his own head in his hands) featured on the left portal of Notre Dame.
I have a Victorinox Ranger, notepad, spare change, sewing machine and chopsticks on my desk.
I keep a baseball glove with a baseball nestled in it. Whenever I need to brainstorm or think about something for an extended period of time, I find it relaxing to sit back in my chair, and throw the baseball in the air over and over again.
It's kind of a strange habit though considering I'm terrible at baseball and don't even like watching the sport :P
A frame with a photo of my girlfriend.. that's it besides the lamp.
A well-thumbed Strunk & White, colored pencils, and my active notebooks/sketchpads. And an owl 'piggy' bank, because it's been on desks of mine for years.
No real non-tec staples at home, but on my desk at work I have a red swingline, a tape dispenser that looks like a cassette tape, a mini fan, coffee mug, and post its.
Hahaha oh goodness.... I have a pink stapler, tape dispenser, and paper clip holder that holds only plastic-coated multi-colored paperclips, a glass dish with candy and pink binder clips, 2 bottles of lotion, one bottle of saline, hand sanitizer, a plant, a ball of yarn and some knitting needles, nail clippers, an Orbit gum container full of pens no one else touches, and Star Wars waterproof bandaids. Other must-haves? White-out tape, a collection of random hair accessories, and a ton of sticky notes. Amazingly... there's still room on my desk.
Homer Simpson bobblehead & a pic of me & the hubby.


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A: I was a broke college student in 1984, and I wanted to be rich. But I didn't feel like I was getting the information I needed from my college business classes. In a lot of the classes, the business professors seemed to put down the rich, and that didn't make sense to me. So I started looking for outside sources until I found a millionaire to interview.
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Q: Have you found any commonalities among the people you've interviewed?
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Q: The net worth of the richest Americans grew by 13% in the past year to $1.7 trillion. Does that surprise you?
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But it's interesting how the self-made rich are a really hated group. They're discriminated against, even in the wealthiest country of the world. I think it's really sad. I think we should celebrate these people. There's a tendency to demonize them, which I think is just crazy.
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We should have opportunities provided by the Corporations (Romney called them people too) to become part of their teams. Not as employees any longer, but as bussiness partners. A buy in fee and corporate support. Either that is plausible or they could loan us money for our own start-ups in exchange for our assets. This is the motovation Americans need now. Simply more opportunity where there is none. Our fellow "citizens" Corporations are sitting on 2.5 trillion of wealth built on the backs of and for "We the people".
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Pierogi Beef Skillet Recipe
- 1 pound ground beef
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) beef broth
- 1 package (16 ounces) frozen cheese and potato pierogies, thawed
- 2 cups frozen mixed vegetables, thawed and drained
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- In a large skillet, cook beef and onion over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain, reserving 3 tablespoons drippings.
- Sprinkle flour over beef and drippings; stir until blended. Gradually add beef broth. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened.
- Stir in the pierogies, vegetables and seasonings. Cook, uncovered, for 4-5 minutes or until heated through. Sprinkle with cheese. Yield: 4 servings.
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Delicious! My husband and I loved it so much. The only thing I changed is not to add the cheese and I used just potato pierogis cause I don't like cheese of any kind. I will definitely make this again and again! Thanks for a wonderful recipe!
My husband just loves this meal. It is a quick take on Shepherd's Pie.
I really enjoyed this dinner. I grew up on pierogis and we use to just put butter on them. I like finding recipes that use other things to top the pieorgis. This was comfort food for me! I don't think I would change a thing on the recipes. Will be making this again, it was very easy!
Rating this recipe *4* stars, since will need to make adjustment. Have no beef broth in pantry (used up last can Friday), so will sub. chicken broth. Do you think chicken would make a significant difference in taste? I'm sure hoping it doesn't. Have no instant in to nmake broth, either.
Quick, easy, delicious, flexible. We used 2 - 12 oz packages of mini pierogies and increased the amount of broth a bit. It was awesome!


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