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I am creating some regex code so I can check passwords when a customer is trying to create a account. Currently I have two pieces of code that seem to work when tested on :- http://www.regexplanet.com/simple/index.html.
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Officers were searching Tuesday afternoon for a man who robbed a credit union and fled on foot.
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I have two properties that I'm going to list as of now, but more may come later. I need something that can handle 2 or more listings.
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Any of those themes can be totally modified - pretty much the only limitation is your knowledge, time and effort.
This theme has tons of options built is and great support from the developer:
Well my knowledge on this isn't quite high.
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I don't want a blog feel to the website, I want it professional as can be. So far I have not found it.
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No matter which you pay, utilization would be the same if you use 100% of the avail $$$. However, FICO likes more $0 balances than accts w/ balances. If I had that and for max points, I would PIF JCPenneys and Home Depot. The remaining $4k would be split evenly between the other two. My answer would be different if any of these were closed or if there were any other revolving accts max out not mentioned.
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Publication Date: March 1, 2006
The cohost of the PBS series Everyday Food unlocks the secrets of Jamaican cooking in a gorgeous, gifty full-color package
Where classic Jamaican foods like "jerk" chicken were once unknown to American consumers, today Caribbean food products and restaurants are increasingly familiar and popular. Now this cookbook shares Jamaica's authentic cooking styles, exciting flavor combinations, and lively spirit of island culture. It's filled with soul-satisfying recipes that are easy to make, beautiful food and atmospheric photos, and vivid descriptions of Jamaica's roadside vendors, jerk stops, and other scenes-a must for Caribbean food lovers and culinary adventurers.
Lucinda Scala Quinn (New York, NY) leads the food department of Martha Stewart Living, Wedding, and Kids magazines, and cohosts the new PBS series Everyday Food. She travels regularly to Jamaica to pursue her passion for Jamaican food.
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QUENTIN BACON is a top food photographer whose work has appeared in magazines such as Food & Wine and Real Simple as well as in many cookbooks, including Barefoot in Paris by Ina Garten, Holiday Food by Mario Batali, R.S.V.P. by Nan Kempner, Cakewalk by Margaret Braun, Our Latin Table by Fernando Saralegui, and Dinner After Dark by Colin Cowie. His Web site is www.quentinbacon.com.


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What do you love about your work? I work for myself and designing has always been a part of me, so every day I'm always very motivated and passionate to do clients' work--there's never a dull day for me. I always get so excited when I get a new client. I am able to learn to design different kinds of products and try new things and I'm very blessed to get the chances I'm getting every day.
What are some recent projects that you've been excited to work on lately? My most recent projects include designing a restaurant's interior and doing collateral for a hotel (luggage tags, business cards, key holder to restaurant menu--basically everything).
How did your education at FIDM prepare you for a career? I learned that there are so many skills I achieved at school that I wasn't aware of. A FIDM instructor introduced me to The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey, which I use in my working life all the time. My internships during my time in FIDM at Fanscape and the Los Angeles Clippers molded me into being a better designer. I learned a lot and experienced everything first-hand and I had fun too.
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Are You Just Swinging the Handle?
As you look at your life today in honesty and transparency, perhaps you would have to say that you have lost that edge, that excitement, that zeal, that spiritual passion you once had.
If indeed you have lost your edge, how can you get it back? Over the next seven days, I will help you understand how to regain your spiritual edge based on 2 Kings 6.
The first principle I want to focus on is based on the man who lost his ax head, as we learn in 2 Kings 6:4-5,
…when they came to the Jordan, they cut down trees. But as one was cutting down a tree, the iron ax head fell into the water.
Now, it would have been senseless for him to have kept chopping with a wooden handle with no ax head on it, wouldn't it?! He would make no progress.
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No progress, no growth. They are just swinging that handle without an ax head.
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Perfect Baby Carrier
June 27, 2016
I absolutely love this carrier and my baby too! The back straps cross to give extra comfort to the adult - no more backaches! My daughter is tall and she fits perfectely facing out. I love that it is a 360degree carrier and the designs are unique and stylish.
Ergonomic - baby position Cross back straps give comfort and support to parent.
3 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Beco Gemini
June 25, 2016
The Beco material is a bit thin and the support strap that goes across the back hits at a weird spot even though it's adjustable. I like that the "seat" of the carrier adjusts so that the baby's legs don't have to sit so far apart. My three month old's head however sits awkwardly at my breasts and i wish that the torso of the Beco wasn't quite so long. Overall i bought it because my baby needed a carrier where her legs weren't so far apart and in that aspect the product delivers.
Boston, MA
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Love this carrier!
May 25, 2016
I have another structured carrier that seems to always hurt my back. This Beco Gemini is comfortable and SO easy to put on and take off. I love the ease and comfort. And baby loves it, too!
Los Angeles, CA
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Better than an Ergo
May 1, 2016
This is my favorite baby carrier. My baby is 5 months and 20 pounds and this gives me the best support and I never have back pain!
Defiance, OH
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
In love
April 23, 2016
I had purchased an organic Ergo carrier before I had my baby but fell in love with the becco gemini when I saw it in a baby boutique. The boutique didn't have this print in Stock, which is why I checked online. The price was so much better than I expected and I love the fit SO much better than the ergo, which has now been sold!
No infant insert needed Crossed back straps easy to fasten
Springfield Tn
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Best carrier
April 10, 2016
I love this carrier! It's is more comfortable to me, than ergo or tula! Great buy too. Cheaper on Albeebaby.com than anywhere else!
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
awesome product
March 17, 2016
This product was exactly what we were looking for... Can't beat the price... And our baby really seems to enjoy being in it, plus it saves mom and dad's back
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Best Carrier Ever
March 11, 2016
I just Love it!!!! It's so comfortable and lightweight.
Everything else
The buckles
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
February 20, 2016
We switched from a baby Bjorn and this is way more comfortable for your back!
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great product! High value/price ratio!
November 30, 2015
Got one for my baby son, and love it very much! I use it every day and nearly for each trip out. The lumbar (actually waist) stripe greatly helps to reduce the pressure on shoulders, and the wide soft shoulder stripes make it not that unbearable for a long walk. I have use two positions: front-face in and front-face out. The head support design is really helpful. The only Cons is that although it has an adjustable base for growing baby, but when my baby got old enough to face outside in the frond position, it still kinda tightly flattening the baby's crotch. Well, I know all the other carriers are nearly the same or even worse. So.... not too much complain.
waist stripe, wide soft shoulder stripes, security buckles, head support, adjustable base,
adjustable base is not that adjustable into a very comfortable position.
Best Uses:
Walk, short trip, small shopping
Tampa Bay area, Florida
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great product and speedy delivery!
November 14, 2015
I'm a grandmother of a beautiful baby girl. My daughter received 2 infant carriers as gifts, and while I love "wearing" the baby, they both gave me back problems and weren't comfortable overall. I googled to find a better carrier and as a result, ordered the Beco Baby Gemini, Ellie, which has a lovely design on the front perfect for a baby girl. It has been a dream for both me and my daughter. No back problems and baby loves it! Loved Albee for the good price, bonus $20 Albee gift certificate that came with it, which made the deal unbeatable. The delivery speed and packaging were perfect!
For my 3 month old granddaughter, almost 15 pounds, front/facing in: Easy to put baby in carrier, good ergonomic leg position so that there's no damage to the hips, love the flap that can be put up for greater head support or to lull the baby to sleep, or turned down for baby to look around, baby can be removed from carrier without waking and put down to sleep with no problem. Very comfortable for both the adult and the baby. Designed to diminish any back or other muscle strain, and I found that to be true. I live in Florida and don't find it a "hot" carrier as some of them can be with the material they use.
This is a safety feature and a very minor "con," but you need 2 hands to unlock most buckles as there's a button that has to be pushed in with one hand while releasing the buckle the usual way with the other hand. Not a big deal, and this 60-year-old can handle it with no problem.
Best Uses:
Infant carrier for infants through toddler, 4 ways of carrying, including front facing out.
Chicago, Illinois
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Best carrier!
October 21, 2015
I got this carrier after my youngest outgrew his ka'tan. I LOVE this carrier! It's so much more comfortable than my ergo! My son also loves it, he falls right asleep. With 3 kids 5 and under the Gemini has made my life so much easier! The print is really pretty too. I will say it looks a little purple online but in person it's much darker. I love that the body is padded, and there is no need for an infant insert. I will be buying a second Gemini for the car!
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Life saver!!!!!
October 1, 2015
My son battles colic and the only way to keep him quiet is literally to hold him close and walk around. With this I'm hands free and it makes him feel safe enough to not scream all day long! So grateful for this product, worth every single penny..
Easy to use, stylish, functional.
Only one: it's hard to keep the straps clean. When taking carrier off, straps fall away from wearer and you have to keep hands on the baby not focused on the straps.
Best Uses:
Baby with colic, clingy baby, hands free carrying.
Deanie McGuigan
Broussard, Louisiana
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
September 6, 2015
Albee baby is wonderful to order from. Wonderful customer service and fast shipping! My beco Gemini is amazing. Very comfortable and my baby loves it. I started using it when she was about 6 weeks old.
Very comfortable Can wear it for long periods of time Adorable print Ergonomically correct
Harrisburg, PA
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Comfortable & Versatile Carrier
August 10, 2015
We love this carrier! It's super versatile and the feature of making it narrow at the bottom is perfect for tiny baby. I love that the straps can cross in the back making much easier to put on. My only warning is that the buckles have a safety feature that require you to use both hands to open them. Hasn't bothered me just took getting to used to.
4 carry positions Comfortable (no bulkiness or pulling) Center panel can be narrow
Two hands to unbuckle
Best Uses:
Perfect for small babies! (Works well for this plus size mama also)
San Diego, CA
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great carrier
August 8, 2015
I love this carrier. My baby boy liked to see everything after he was 5 month. And after then I carried him at forward position a lot to take a walk. He seemed comfortable in it and never complained. It was our fun time of the day. Now he is too heavy for me to carry forward position. But we still use it to carry him on back. It is absolutely worth the money.
Easy to use and good quality.
A little bit expensive
Phoenix, AZ
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Life saver!
June 22, 2015
It is very easy to be put on. And it's most important that my son can fall into sleep in this carrier very soon. It's such a life saver for me and my hubby!
3 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
It's great but collects lint like crazy
June 21, 2015
It holds our little guy great however the black collect all the lint in the world just during one carry. I may need to get an infant insert if they have one to get little guy higher up on the chest!
Feels comfortable
Collects lint like crazy
Best Uses:
Everyday carry
Sacramento, CA
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Haven't used yet but other reviewers loved it
June 13, 2015
My daughter hasn't used this yet since the baby is not due until July, but the quality looks excellent. Print fabric is really pretty. Reviews were very favorable even up against the ERGO 360, and the price on Albee Baby was great. Will have to update later. Thank you!
San Jose, CA
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great fit - super comfy
June 3, 2015
I love that this carrier crosses in the back.
supportive, quick and easy
it has a safety feature, which makes it a challenge to undo without two hands.
Best Uses:
walking, hiking, shopping...
atlanta, ga
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
best buy! love it!
May 19, 2015
I was originally using a wrap, but niw that my LO is 7 months old and prefers to be facing outward, i needed something that would be more secure as we moved about. After research i decided on the Beco. I love it! Im a short girl so it was a must to find something that fit me and still safe. The shoulder straps are comfy but not bulky like some others that i have tried. The one handed safely buckles are though but once you get the hang of it, its a breeze. Its not to heavy of a material either, which is nice since it gets pretty hot here in the summer. Will definitely be buying the toddler upgrade size when its time.
New York, NY
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Stylish and Useful
May 8, 2015
Having done research on multiple carriers, I decided on this one and have no regrets. Comfortable, stylish, and useful.
Winchester, TN
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
May 5, 2015
my baby loves being carried around in this!
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Looks Easy to Use
April 30, 2015
Baby isn't here yet, but the way this carrier works seems easy to use for both my husband and I. It's also a nice neutral color. Can't wait to use it in a few months!
Peotone, Illinois
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
awesome carrier!
April 20, 2015
This carrier is awesome. It's very supportive for the adult and baby in it. I love that it can forward face as well. And I really love the adjustable snaps in the seat portion that makes it more comfortable for smaller babies.
Buckles are very secure, but you need two hands to get the waist buckle off.
2 Stars
Love the carrier EXCEPT the buckles
April 16, 2015
This is a beautiful carrier. It's very comfy to wear and my baby likes it. But the safety buckles are a nightmare. I can't get them undone with out totally squishing the baby because I have to reach across to use both hands to unbuckle it or I have someone else help which isn't always possible. I had and ergo which I thought was really uncomfortable but the buckets were so much easier to undo. I wish Beco would just do normal buckles like everyone else. These so called saftey ones, in my opinion are not safe. Since you have to squish the baby to try and get the thing off. If they didn't have these buckles I would give it 5 stars, but they really are so annoying
HATE the buckles
Best Uses:
Comfy, love that the straps cross in the back
United States
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Beco Gemini
April 13, 2015
Love the carrier 😊 super comfortable and lightweight!
Deborah Beauchamp
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Versatile Carrier!
April 12, 2015
The Beco Gemini carrier is one of the most versatile on the market! It can be used with infants starting at 7 lbs, without having to purchase an extra insert. You can front carry, hip and back carry, and baby can face out with a special snap-adjust. Baby will still be in the hip-healthy "M" position! Another feature that makes this carrier unique is the fact that you can criss-cross the straps on your shoulders, which more evenly distributed the weight, and lessens the stress on shoulders/lower back. Highly recommend!
The only con I have is that the buckles have a safety feature that is a little too difficult. ;) You need two hands to release.
Moses Lake, WA
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Finally! A carrier we love!
April 10, 2015
This carrier actually fits me well! (5'4) my baby loves it! He sits comfortably in it. The instructions were easy to follow I had the baby in the carrier in no time. The tri lock buckles give me a peace of mind, knowing they won't come apart accidentally. At 4 months, my baby is 16 lbs, and about 28in and we didn't have a problem with it! I cannot breastfeed him in the carrier though because he sits taller. But with how easy it adjusts and straps on, and comes off, I don't mind having to take him out. No strain on my back and my back is actually straight when using the carrier. Offers great support! and the material is durable. Also, can be machine washable!
United States
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
love this carrier
April 8, 2015
I've only had it a couple weeks, but so far I've taken my 6 month old to the zoo, the museum, and a park... it's perfect for when you don't want the hassle of a stroller. The straps are very supportive and do a great job of distributing weight across my back, much like a really good backpack. It's nicely padded but not too bulky. My only regret is that I didn't buy this sooner!
Best Uses:
long stroller-free walks
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great so far
April 4, 2015
I've only used this carrier a couple times so far and it's working great with my 5 mo. old. I MIGHT wish the buckles weren't so "childproof" because I can't just reach down and unbuckle with one hand. It definitely takes both hands and some concentration.
San Jose CA
3 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Good quality
March 17, 2015
Good quality
Evanston, IL
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
March 16, 2015
Actually, my lo did not like it at first, but he adapted to it soon. Now, he seems to enjoy it.
Denver, CO
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Comfortable for mama and baby
March 12, 2015
Well made, easy to put on (comes with step by step guide for wearing the pack in 4 ways,) very comfortable to wear, and baby seems comfortable too. The pack sits well so that there are no pressure points on the back, and the cotton makes it breathable in warmer weather.
Easy to put on, comfortable, adapts to growing baby's changing size, well made, fun patterns
Waist band doesn't fit small frames too well
Houston, TX
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
March 9, 2015
I purchased this for my daughter and son-in-law. My daughter is petite and had a hard time with the Ergo, but she absolutely loves the Beco Gemini. And her much taller husband can comfortably use it as well. The carrier is comfortable, easy to use and the baby loves it! AlbeeBaby always has the best price and customer service!
Spring Lake, NC
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Love this carrier!
February 24, 2015
After trying out multiple carriers with our son, i have finally found one that we love. It is so easy to use and change positions, as well as very comfortable. I also love the cute designs to choose from.
tons of padding
Best Uses:
going on walks, grocery shopping
New Hampshire
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Awesome carrier!
February 17, 2015
I was dead set on getting an ergo carrier but my daughter likes to be carried front facing a lot. I gave this carrier a try And I love it so much! Easier to get on than the ergo and having the 4 positions to choose from is great!
North Carolina
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great soft carrier
February 14, 2015
Looking to replace an Infantino Flip for carrying my 9 month old in a back carry position. My little one likes to be held *a lot* and I often need to be able to do other things while carrying her. The Beco Gemini is well constructed and the waist belt really centers her weight well in the back carry position making it easier to wear her longer and more comfortably. Getting her into the carrier in the back carry position is tricky to learn, but is mastered with some practice. Really pleased with this carrier so far.
pasadena ca
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Stylish and easy to use
February 13, 2015
tried several carrier and love the beco gemini the best. Not only is it stylish but is versatile with the 4 positions uses including front forward facing. Also love that i can cross strap unlike other carriers.
Indianapolis, IN
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
I love this carrier
February 11, 2015
Not only is this carrier super cute but it's also super comfortable and my baby loves to be in it. It's also really easy to put on by myself.
new york
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Awesome carrier
January 19, 2015
a little more versatile than the ergo (which I have and love). I got this so my daughter can face forward.
Arcadia, Ca
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Comfortable and easy to use
January 12, 2015
After researching baby carriers, I narrowed my decision down to the Beco Baby Gemini and the Ergo 360. I purchased both to test them out and decided to return the Ergo 360. As much as I wanted to love the Ergo, it was just too hard to fasten the clip in the middle of my upper back and the buttons/velcro belt just wasn't as easy buckles that the Beco provided. It's been 3 months now and I don't regret my choice at all. I think the Beco Baby Gemini is a solid and versatile carrier for the money and have recommended it to friends.
1 Stars
Bad quality. Terrible customer service.
January 9, 2015
For such an expensive item I wish they would have better quality and stand by their product. The very first time I wanted to change the seat into a forward facing position, the snap broke (See image). I reached out to the company and they offered to fix it.... but that I would be out of a carrier until they sent it back (probably more than a week). They did have a loaner program where they could send me another and have a hold on my credit card to make sure that I would send it back (fine by me) but they also wanted to charge me shipping for that (NOT okay). I'm disappointed in the quality of this product and that the company didn't stand by their warranty.
El Paso, Texas
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
great support
January 8, 2015
I started using the beco gemini today 1/7/15 and found it to be very comfortable compared to my other one. My son sat in comfortably while in it. I love that it provides support to my back.
No pockets to hold keys or cellphone
Colorful Colorado
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Better than Ergo.
January 7, 2015
I have had multiple carriers including the Ergo carrier and Baby Bejorn. This is by far the best as it doesn't bother your back like Baby Bejorn and your baby can look out unlike the Ergo. Ergo is great when the baby is older and can use the back carrier, but this is so versatile I wish I had gotten it earlier. Even my hubby likes it!
Forward and back facing. Uses your hips instead of your back for stability.
Hard to get on and off by yourself until you get the hang of it.
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Beautiful and secure
January 1, 2015
We found the baby carrier to be lovely, very practical, and made with both the parents and baby in mind. What a wonderful addition to enhance the experience that mom and dad will share with their newborn.
New York, NY
3 Stars
Didn't like it
December 14, 2014
I bought this carrier as I read such rave reviews about it, and I thought having a bigger seat area would be better for the baby. The fabric seemed flimsy to me, and though I appreciate the security of the extra locks on the snaps, it was really cumbersome to try and open them one handed, as I like to keep one hand on the baby when removing her from carriers. I returned it.
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
I love this carrier
November 30, 2014
I couldn't love this carrier more. Not only does it provide great back support and multiple ways to carry your baby, it has great design options.
Great color options. Good back support Comfortable Multiple carrying choices
Best Uses:
Front carry
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Your back will thank you!
September 7, 2014
I got this carrier in Hero print. It was delivered in a timely manner. For as much as I wanted to use it right away, I had to put it through wash first- The fabrick on it had manufacture smell and it was waaay to strong. The belt part is very nice and destributes weight of the baby to your hips rather than the back. We were using Baby Bjorn before and Beco is so much nicer. My four months old loves the face out Position. The head support is very nice too for the baby naps. We haven't tried the backpack way yet, so I cant rait it yet. The things I found tricky are the buckles. The safety button is hard to press sometimes but we are getting used to it. Also the extra straps are so long they unwind and drag on the floor. I will end up cutting them off.
Great weight destribution Wide soft straps Four positions to carry your baby Head support for naps
Smelly fabrick Long straps Safety buttons are difficult to press
Best Uses:
Get things done around the house Shopping trips Walks
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BOSTON -- The Boston Bruins have more important things to worry about than playing against former teammates Tyler Seguin and Rich Peverley.
But each of those former Bruins scored in the shootout to lead the Dallas Stars to a 3-2 victory Tuesday night at TD Garden.
|Bruins fans jeered Tyler Seguin every time he touched the puck, but they went home disappointed.
Both Seguin and Peverley admitted after the win that it felt strange playing against the Bruins on their home ice. Peverley went as far as to say he was more nervous for this game than he was for any of the games in the two Stanley Cup finals he played in for the Bruins.
Seguin entered Tuesday's game with six goals and nine assists for 15 points in 14 games. Against the Bruins, he was held off the scoreboard during regulation and overtime before he scored during the shootout. Peverley entered the game with two goals and five assists for seven points in 13 games for Dallas.
After the trade that sent him, Peverley and Ryan Button to Dallas in exchange for Loui Eriksson, Reilly Smith, Matt Fraser and Joe Morrow, Seguin said he circled Nov. 5 on his calendar, knowing his return to Boston would be a special night no matter how he was received by Bruins fans.
"The win -- not only for me, personally, but for this team -- it was a great identity win for us," Seguin said. "They're one of the best third-period teams in the league, they've been for a while -- at least when I was there -- and we found a way [to win]."
When Seguin's teammates asked him for some inside knowledge on how to beat Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask, the Dallas centerman didn't have an answer.
"If you want me to be really honest, when anyone asked me, I said, 'I honestly don't know what to tell you.' Tuukka's that good of a goalie, and I can say the thing about our guy [goaltender Kari Lehtonen]; I wouldn't know where to shoot on him.
"In my head, it was do something that you've never done before, and I haven't really gone right, then gone left on Tuukka before and shot high blocker. I just tried to go where it was open."
During a TV timeout in the first period, the Bruins recognized Seguin and Peverley on the video board by showing each of them hoisting the 2011 Stanley Cup.
"It was nice," Seguin said. "Definitely very classy of the organization."
But almost every time Seguin touched the puck, the majority of the 17,565 in attendance showed their displeasure for Boston's No. 1 pick (second overall) in the 2010 draft.
"I heard it a couple of times, and going into the game I said I didn't know what to expect," Seguin said. "I heard some cheers, some boos. It was a good hockey game, great win."
When pressed further on the booing, Seguin admitted he wasn't surprised by the reaction.
"I've seen a lot of players come back here, popular athletes, which I was in this city, and I'm sure there are mixed feelings out there. I can only go out there and play hockey," he said.
Since so much of the focus was on Seguin's return to Boston, he was asked if he missed playing here.
"I've been asked that question a few times, if I got a contract or a trade to come back here, or was asked, I don't think I would come back," he said. "In the end, you want to play where you're wanted. I have great relationships with our coach and GM here, and I know how much they want me. It feels good to play here, and that's all I'm going to say about that."
Seguin's comments were no doubt directed at Bruins coach Claude Julien and general manager Peter Chiarelli, probably for the way Seguin believes he was treated after the trade, when it became known the organization had concerns about Seguin's development and maturity. Now that his return to the place where he should have thrived but failed to do so is over, he can walk out of the Garden feeling good about beating his former team.
"Obviously, it was a great game to win," Seguin said. "It's going to be nice to move on. It's been in my head a little bit. You try to put it away when you're playing the game, but it's still there and you still think about it when you come to this town. The win felt great."
The loss felt worse for the Bruins.
|The "other guy" in July's blockbuster trade, Rich Peverley, beat Tuukka Rask to end the shootout.
Boston is 1-3-1 in its past five games, with the only win during that stretch a 3-2 shootout win over the Anaheim Ducks last Thursday. The Bruins are in a bit of a funk, and the last thing coach Claude Julien wanted to be asked about was Seguin and Peverley scoring the goals in the shootout that led Dallas to victory.
"I don't care about that," an agitated Julien said. "Give it a break. I'm mad because we lost. Next."
With the exception of the first 10 minutes of the game, there wasn't much for Julien to be happy with, and he expressed as much after the loss.
"We're a better team than what we showed tonight," he said. "First 10 minutes were good, and then we got back to some of our old habits, and eventually when you play that way, you find ways to lose hockey games, and that's what we're doing right now; we're finding ways to lose versus ways to win."
With the loss, Boston is 8-5-1 on the season.
"Every point right now is huge for us, and we're not playing our best hockey right now," Brad Marchand said. "We definitely have to make sure we put everything else aside and worry about what's going on in this room and get back to playing the way we can.
"We know we're a really good team, and we've shown that. But we've gotten off track a little bit, so hopefully we can put it all together, regroup and play a really good game next game."
Next game, former Bruins goalie Tim Thomas and the Florida Panthers come to town. A two-time Vezina Trophy winner, Conn Smythe winner and Stanley Cup champion, Thomas has been sidelined with a groin injury but is expected to make the trip to Boston.
Without focusing on all these reunions, the Bruins need to start winning games.
"Every team goes through these all year because of the number of games that you have," Julien said. "Basically, it's one of those things that we're going through right now, and the only thing that you can take is I know we've worked our way out of it.
"Sometimes when you get tired enough of losing, you react, and that's what you hope the guys are going to do very soon."


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Little Mizz Innocent
Olga Kurylenko ("Quantum of Solace," "To the Wonder") has signed on to star in Marc Forby's upcoming action-thriller "Little Mizz Innocent".
Gino McKoy penned the script in which Kurylenko plays a U.N. interpreter who gets caught in a power struggle between the FBI and a ruthless criminal dynasty. [Source: Deadline]
Miles Ahead
Keith Stanfield ("Short Term 12") will join Don Cheadle and Ewan McGregor in the Miles Davis movie "Miles Ahead" which will be Cheadle's feature directorial debut. Shooting begins next month in Cincinnati.
The story chronicles a few dangerous days in Davis' life as the jazz icon (Cheadle) teams with a Rolling Stone journalist (McGregor) to hunt down a stolen recording intended to reignite his career. Stanfield will play Junior, an edgy but impressionable trumpet player involved in the theft. [Source: The Wrap]
Bruce Greenwood ("Star Trek," "Thirteen Days") and Clayne Crawford ("24," "Justified") have locked in roles in the thriller "Spectral" at Legendary Pictures.
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How the brain maintains perceptual continuity across eye movements that yield discontinuous snapshots of the world is still poorly understood. In this study, we adapted a framework from the dual-task paradigm, well suited to reveal bottlenecks in mental processing, to study how information is processed across sequential saccades. The pattern of RTs allowed us to distinguish among three forms of trans-saccadic processing (no trans-saccadic processing, trans-saccadic visual processing and trans-saccadic visual processing and saccade planning models). Using a cued double-step saccade task, we show that even though saccade execution is a processing bottleneck, limiting access to incoming visual information, partial visual and motor processing that occur prior to saccade execution is used to guide the next eye movement. These results provide insights into how the oculomotor system is designed to process information across multiple fixations that occur during natural scanning.
KeywordsConcurrent processing Eye movements Attention Saccadic suppression
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- Trans-saccadic processing of visual and motor planning during sequential eye movements
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Experimental Brain Research
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- September 2011
- 10.1007/s00221-011-2866-x
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- 2. The Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Institute, San Fransisco, CA, USA
- 3. Max Plank Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Tübingen, Germany
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At first i discounted camelback from my list of mountains to visit this winter due to all the negative press on this site, however, after much deliberation i've decided to give it a try since it was close to home (2 hrs from ny). And boy i was glad i did.
For readers, i went 2/6/2010 on a friday. II snowboard and considered myself beginner-intermediate.
First, the staff was super friendly. I went into the booth to buy a camelpass (1/2 price lift, 3rd visit FREE) and was asking the representative lots of questions. she was very helpful and understood why i was hesitant to drop 49 bucks for a pass that i wont use if the mountain sucked. she went out of her way to make sure that if i wasnt satisfied with the mountain, i'd get my money back for the camelcard. Good first impression. I paid $22.50 for a lift ticket with my camelcard.
Next, the slopes cater to every skill level rider - almost. I must say, i can see how a expert will get bored with this mountain after a while. However, if your a beginner to advanced, and looking to improve your skills as a rider, this mountain has all level of green, blue and black to keep you occupied for an entire day. The great part about these courses is that there seems to be enough courses with varying difficulty levels of green, blue and black so a transition from, lets say, green to blue wont be too dramatic once you tried all the greens (minus bunny slopes). When you move up a color you feel challenged, yet at the same time, you know that its doable if you focus - a great feeling to have. Expect steep cliffs, hair pin turns, man made bumps, and sudden dips in later courses. I worked through all the greens from the main lift on the left side of the mountain to the right side, then blue in the same order and by the end of the day i was on blacks.
The most important thing is snow quality. I've been to some terrible mountains where the snow granuals are size of golf balls strewn across the slopes. However, i can tell camelback takes pride in their powder. Every single trail i visited there was evidence that the night prior the snow machines are out and grooming. Talking with the locals that frequent the mountain regularly, i was told that each an alternating trail gets fresh powder every other day. There are no rocks or sticks anywhere near the main slopes. There are some ice patches, but i think thats from snowboards (myself included) just repeatedly pushing snow down the mountain.
They also have a halfpipe (gasp!) and what looks to be a great terrain park with huge jumps, obstacles, and stuff that will make your mother fear for your safety - Good! One of the locals told me you need to pay a small annual fee and watch a safety course video - Bad! The validity of this is yet to be confirmed, though i consider him a reputable source.
The culture of the place is lively and friendly with its character changing throughout the day. Mornings from 9am to 3pm are mostly couples and families. From 4pm onwards, its mostly high school-college aged kids and young adults looking to shred. Everybody is out to have a good time and sparking up conversation with strangers is easy going and spirited.
So, great slopes, great snow, great variety all at a great price. So, what are you waiting for? Not so fast. Couple of cons you should be aware of.
For a weekday it seemed to be a little bit crowded. (I cant imagine it on the weekends...) I had trouble finding my feet at first with all the people whizzing past me, but once i had found em' it was no problem. I was able to navigate through the crowd and still enjoy myself. Expect to keep an eye peeled out for people out in front of you. The crowd dies down, surprisingly, at 2-3PM and there were times at 3:15 i did runs without being able to count the number of people on one hand on the way down.
Also, some of the trails seem a little short and you find yourself at the bottom thinking "only if it were a little longer". It definitely isnt a big mountain, but you will find yourself enjoying exploring the links between trails and once you do this, you will find a route that just resonates with you. In this regard, you get a good run in everytime once you familiarize yourself with the mountain.
Lastly, one of my pet peeves is closed trails. Only a handful of trails, yes, but still. closed trails.
Overall, Camelback was great. Dont listen to the other people and judge for yourself. Hope to see you there.
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Driver allegedly impersonated cop
HOUMA — A driver reportedly wearing a sheriff's badge when stopped for a traffic offense late Tuesday night was jailed on charges including impersonating an officer, police said.
Douglas Authement, 20, 223 Santa Monica Drive, was driving a Jeep Laredo when a deputy noticed he was driving without headlights or a license plate, the Terrebonne Sheriff's Office reported.
The deputy noticed a Terrebonne Sheriff's Office badge clipped to the waistband of Authement's shorts. Authement told the deputy he got the badge from someone in Leesville and that he wore it "to stop people from messing with him."
Authement was released from the Terrebonne jail after posting a $100 bond.
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HOUMA — A high-speed police chase early Wednesday began near Schriever and ended more than 10 miles away when the fleeing pickup crashed near La. 316 and Prospect Street, authorities said.
The driver of the black Dodge Ram 1500, identified as David Toups, 47, 2383 Coteau Road, refused treatment from medics.
The pursuing Terrebonne sheriff's deputy said the chase began about midnight after he pulled over Toups near Schriever Auto Parts, 3017 W. Park Ave.
As the deputy approached the truck, Toups allegedly sped away. The deputy returned to his patrol car and followed.
At Livas Lane, Toups turned and headed back toward Houma at speeds as high as 115 mph, police said. The pursuit continued onto La. 316 to the intersection with Prospect Street, where the pickup went out of control making a left turn and crashed into a roadside bayou.
Toups was jailed on charges of reckless operation and aggravated flight from an officer. He is being held at the Terrebonne Parish jail in lieu of a $50,000 bond.
South Lafourche tax won't rise
HOUMA — South Lafourche residents won't pay increased taxes for port operations this year.
The Greater Lafourche Port Commission defeated a proposal Wednesday to increase its property tax to the maximum approved by voters.
Donald Vizier, Wilbert Collins, John Melancon, Jimmy Guidry and Ervin Bruce voted in favor the increase.
Against were Chuckie Cheramie, Perry Gisclair, Jimmy Lafont, and Larry Griffin.
At 6.84 mills, the property tax brought in $3.1 million last year, a small portion of the port's $79.3 million budget.
The tax costs the owner of a $100,000 home $17.10 per year and the owner of a $100,000 commercial building $102.60 each year.
If the board had raised the rate to 6.94 mills, it would have raised an additional $46,587 for the port. That would have cost homeowners an additional 25 cents a year and business owners $1.50 more.
Candidate drops out of TEDA race
HOUMA — One of the top three contenders for Terrebonne's top economic-development job has withdrawn his application.
Sean Stockard, a developer working in Vernon, Texas, cited the agency's past tensions with the Parish Council and a pending employment-discrimination complaint against the group, said TEDA board Chairman Don Hingle.
The board intends to invite the next-ranked applicant, Fred Duplantis, to a two-day interview session in Houma starting May 19.
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Amarillo High will embark on its maiden voyage of the 2002 postseason at 1 p.m. today against Abilene Cooper in Lubbock.
The eighth-ranked Lady Sandies will try to accomplish what three other Amarillo High teams have failed to do - win back-to-back Class 5A state titles.
"Every year after we've won state, we've had the team that could've done it," said head coach Jan Barker, whose Lady Sandies (30-7) take on the Lady Cougars (23-13) in area play at Lubbock Cooper High School. The winner meets Tascosa in the Region I-5A quarterfinals next week.
"The ability was there and we had a lot of girls back, and yet things happened where that it didn't happen."
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n 1989: The year after Amarillo High won its first state title, the Lady Sandies are upset by El Paso Hanks in the Region I area round.
n 1995: With perhaps its best chance of repeating, No. 1-ranked Amarillo High rides a 70-match winning streak into the regional finals only to lose to second-ranked Arlington Martin in three games. The Lady Sandies go home, Arlington Martin loses to Duncanville in the 5A title match.
n 1999: Fresh off their third title, the Lady Sandies are upended in the regional final by cross-town rival Tascosa, which overcame an eleven-point Game 1 deficit to win the two-game match.
There's a myriad of reasons why those other Amarillo High teams were unable to capture consecutive championships. However, Barker points to the lack of desire as the main culprit.
"Everybody is shooting for you and it's hard to get people who have already won that championship to work hard and have the same kind of intensity as they did the year before," the 16-year head coach said.
"When you're talking about teen-age girls, you never know what's going to happen."
If the Lady Sandies want to make history, they must forge a cohesive bond that resembles last year's squad, defensive specialist Morgan Ray said.
"We have the talent to do it. Now, we'll have to see if we have the heart," the junior said on Thursday.
"That was our main theme last year. The key is coming together. Last year, we were completely together. We need to play as a team, not as individuals."
But first things come first. To get by the Lady Cougars, Amarillo High must stymie their middle, which gets nearly 90 percent of Cooper's kill opportunities, Barker said.
"They hit really well from the middle. We've got to stop that," she said. "If we can shut down their middle, it's going to completely throw them off balance. Defensively, they don't put up a double block in the middle consistently, and Ambra (Clark) and Stephanie (Magee) should have a heyday."
Magee is one player Barker sees as the Lady Sandies' unsung ace. Since joining the varsity this season, the sophomore has come off the bench and provided Amarillo High with an offensive and defensive spark. All told, Magee boasts a .480 hitting percentage.
"She's one player that might surprise some people because they haven't heard about her," Barker said.
Right now, Magee believes her team's skill level is enough to carry it through the first round. But, the Lady Sandies must find their own identity if they want to repeat.
"We have a lot of talent and everyone does a good job in their roles," she said. "If everyone does their part, we have a really good chance."
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July 20th, 2005, 4:02 AM
Today, July 20th 2005, makes two years since I joined PC! Back then I joined only two months before the New PC. All I have to say is that during this time PC has been very great to me, old and new friends, I miss all my old friends, but I'm ready to make new ones. So yeah, Happy Second Anniversary to me, I guess :).