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Caesar Salad (SEE-zer) - The salad consists of greens (classically romaine lettuce) with a garlic vinaigrette dressing. In the 1930s, Caesar Salad was voted by the master chefs of the International Society of Epicures in Paris as the "greatest recipe to originate from the Americas in fifty years."
1903 - George Leonard Herter, is his book Bull Cook and Authentic Historical Recipes and Practices, Volume II, gives his account on who invented the Caesar Salad. NOTE: As I can not find any historical references to back this story, is it a myth or fact? Definition of myth - A story containing within and having about it certain identifiable characteristics that are sometimes use to designate a story or the understanding of some matter as fictional and even downright false. You be the judge:
1924 - Most historians believe that Caesar salad honors restaurateur Caesar Cardini (1896-1956), who invented it in Tijuana, Mexico in 1924 on the Fourth of July weekend. It is said that on this busy weekend, Cardini was running low on food and he put together a salad for his guests from what was left over in the kitchen. His original recipe included romaine, garlic, croutons, and Parmesan cheese, boiled eggs, olive oil and Worcestershire sauce. The original salad was prepared at tableside. When the salad dressing was ready, the romaine leaves were coated with the dressing and placed stem side out, in a circle and served on a flat dinner plate, so that the salad could be eaten with the fingers.
In 1926, Alex Cardini joined his brother, Caesar, at the Tijuana restaurant. Alex, an ace pilot in the Italian Air Force during World War I, added other ingredients, one of which was anchovies, and named the salad Aviator's Salad" in honor of the pilots from Rockwell Field Air Base in San Diego. It is reported that Alex's version became very popular, and later this salad was renamed "Caesar Salad." Caesar was said to be staunchly against the inclusion of anchovies in this mixture, contending that the Worcestershire sauce was what actually provided that faint fishy flavor. He also decreed that only Italian olive oil and imported Parmesan cheese be used in the dressing.
Over the years, it became quite the thing to do - to drive to Tijuana for a Caesar Salad. Californians, including Hollywood celebrities such as Clark Gable, Jean Harlow, and W.C. fields dined at Caesar's to escape the Prohibition laws in the U.S. In Europe, Caesar's Salad was also appearing in restaurants. Julia Child, famous cookbook author, wrote about Caesar Salad in her cookbook From Julia Child's Kitchen:
In the book In Search of Caesar, The Ultimate Caesar Salad Book by Terry D. Greenfield, it is stated:
In 1948 Caesar Cardini established a patent on the dressing (which is
still packaged and sold as "Cardini's Original Caesar dressing mix,"
distributed by Caesar Cardini Foods, Culver City, California.
1937 - It was the invention of restaurant manager, Bob Cobb, at The Brown Derby restaurant in Los Angeles, found a way to use up leftovers. Cobb had been improvising with the salad for years. The first one was created at the end of a long day, when Cobb realized he had not had time to eat. Wandering over to one of the restaurant iceboxes, a weary Cobb scrounged around to see what he could fix. Cobb's salad might have remained his own little secret had he not made an offhand comment about his new invention to one of Hollywood's legendary promoters, Sid Grauman, the man responsible for the elaborate, pagoda-like cinema on Hollywood Boulevard that came to be known as Grauman's Chinese Theatre. The salad got Grauman's interest and he asked for one to try. He fell in love with it.
According to Walter P. Scharfe, later president of the Brown Derby Restaurants, and current owner of the Hollywood Brown Derby licensing rights
Disney World in Florida, located in the Disney-MGM Studios, has built a replica of the restaurant where they feature the Cobb Salad and the famous caricatures of Hollywood stars which lined the walls of the original Brown Derby restaruant in Hollywood, California.
Some historians say that it was the Executive Chef of
the Brown Derby Restaurant, Robert Kreis, who actually developed the Cobb
Salad in honor of Bob Cobb, owner of the restaurant. You be the judge!
Today there are as many versions of this famous salad as there are cooks. Credit for the origin of Crab Louie Salad depends on who you talk to and which state of the West Coast you are in. Most historians agree that the salad began appearing on menus of finer West Coast establishments between the turn of the 20th century and World War I. Other historians suggest that the salad was named after King Louis XIV who was known for his enormous amounts of food he could eat. After his death, it is said than an autopsy was carried out and it revealed that his stomach was twice the size of that of ordinary men. Your be the judge.1904 - Some credit the origin of Crab Louis Salad to the chef at Seattle's Olympic Club in Washington. In 1904, when the Metropolitan Opera Company played in Seattle, Washington, Enrico Caruso (1873-1921), considered the world's greatest tener, kept ordering the salad until none was left in the restaurant's kitchen.
1910 - It is also said the salad was created in San Francisco by either the chef at Solari's Restaurant. Helen Evans Brown, in her cookbook West Coast Cook Book, states the following on the history:
Just which Louis invented this West Coast specialty I am not prepared to say, but only because I don't know. I do know, however, that it was served at Solari's, in San Francisco, in 1914, for Clarence Edwords gives their recipe for it in his epicure's guide, Bohemian San Franciso.1914 - The Davenport Hotel in Spokane, WA claims that the original founder and owner, Louis Davenport, created this dish for the hotel restaurant. The salad is still on their menu today. Lewellyn "Louis" Davenport came to Spokane Falls, Washington Territory, in the Spring of 1889 at the age of 20 from San Francisco, CA.
1919 - Famed chef, Victor Hirtzler, is said to have included a recipe for the salad in The Hotel St. Francis Cookbook, originally published in 1919.
1917 - James Beard (1903-1985), a native of Portland, Oregon spoke highly of the Crab Louis. Evan Jones, in his book Epicurean Delight: The Life and Times of James Beard says:
1950s - The Palace Hotel in San Francisco, California is noted as making the
salad famous. Dungeness crab is considered the symbol of the San Francisco
fishing industry with sidewalk vendors selling fresh-boiled crab during the
winter months.
The term coleslaw is a late 19th century term, which
originated in the United States. Cole slaw (cold slaw) got it's name from
the Dutch "kool sla"- the word "kool" means cabbage and "sla" is salad -
meaning simply, cabbage salad. In English, that became "cole slaw"
and eventually "cold slaw." The original Dutch "kool sla" was most likely
served hot.
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Italian salad that probably was an invention of necessity. Italian cooks
waste nothing and this was a way to utilize stale bread and vegetables from
the garden. The record of panzanella goes back centuries. In the 1500s, a
poem by the famous artist, Bronzino, described the salad. Of course, the
tomato was quite a few years from being introduced into the Italian kitchen,
so the ingredients didn't include tomatoes.
Salad Nicoise is the most famous of all these
dishes, consisting of potatoes, olives, green beans, and vinaigrette
dressing. Even its "proper" assembly is disputed. Some people say the salad
is served on a bed of lettuce and others say that tomatoes are the base. And
some don't arrange the elements of the salad at all, but just toss it all
History: Historians believe that this salad was the creation of a
French chef, M. Olivier, owner and chef of The Hermitage restaurant in
Moscow, Russia in the 1860s. Originally cold roast game was used in the
salad instead of chicken.
1893 - Oscar Michel Tschirky (1866-1950), maitre d'hotel, is usually given credit for creating this salad for a private party on the pre-opening of New York's Waldorf Astoria Hotel on March 13, 1893. He was known as "Oscar of the Waldorf." Oscar worked at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel from its opening until he retired in December of 1943.
In 1896, Oscar Tschirky compiled a cookbook called The Cook Book by Oscar of the Waldorf and gave the recipe for this salad using only apples, celery, and mayonnaise. Oscar recipe is as follows:
At some point, walnuts were added to the recipe. In The Waldorf-Astoria Cookbook published in 1981 by Ted James and Rosalind Cole, it includes the walnuts or pecans.
1918 - Fannie Farmer (1857-1915) revised, edited, and reissued as Mary J. Lincoln's cookbook called The Boston Cooking-School Cook Book. In her 1918 edition of this cookbook is a recipe for Waldorf Salad:
A sauce for a salad that are usually based on vinaigrette, mayonnaise, or other emulsified product.
Salad dressings and sauces have a long and colorful history, dating back to ancient times. The Chinese have been using soy sauce for 5,000 years; the Babylonians used oil and vinegar for dressing greens nearly 2,000 years ago; and the ever-popular Worcestershire was derived from a sauce used since the days of the Caesar. Indeed, early Romans preferred their grass and herb salads dressed with salt. Egyptians favored a salad dressed with oil, vinegar and Oriental spices. Mayonnaise is said to have made its debut at a French Nobleman's table over 200 years ago. Salads were favorites in the great courts of European Monarchs - Royal salad chefs often combined as many as 35 ingredients in one enormous salad bowl, including such exotic "greens" as rose petals, marigolds, nasturtiums, and violets.
In the Twentieth Century, Americans went a step further in salad development - making it a fine art by using basic dressing ingredients (oil, vinegar or lemon juice, and spices) and Yankee ingenuity, to create an infinite variety of sauces and dressings to make salads the best ever. "Store bought" dressings and sauces were largely unavailable until the turn of the century. Many of the major brands of dressings and sauces available today were on the market as early as the 1920's.
In 1896, Joe Marzetti opened a restaurant in
Columbus, OH and began to serve his customers a variety of dressings
developed from old country recipes. Consumer acceptance led Mr. Marzetti to
bottle and sell his dressing to restaurant customers in 1919.
The Green Goddess Dressing created at San Francisco's Palace Hotel (now called the Sheraton-Palace) in the 1920s. The Palace Hotel was built in 1875 and was San Francisco's first grant lodging hotel. The Palace Hotel was considered the largest hotel in the western United States.
The hotel's executive chef, Philip Roemer, named the dressing for
English actor George Arliss (1868-1846), who stayed at the hotel and also
ate in the Palm Court restaurant during the time he performed
in the play called The Green Goddess. This play was considered the best play
of the 1920-21 Broadway season and it later became on the earliest "talkie"
movies in 1930. The actor frequently complemented San Francisco's marvelous
weather and proclaimed that it induced a healthy appetite.
History: The name comes from the earliest versions that included a distinctly Russian
ingredient, caviar.
The history of Thousand Island Dressing dates back to the early days of the 20th century and centers in the small resort village of Clayton, New York. A fishing guide named George LaLonde, Jr. guided visiting fishermen for Black Bass and Northern Pike through the waters of the 1000 Islands. After a day of fishing, he and his wife, Sophia LaLonde, would serve what they called "shore dinners" with a different and unusual salad dressing. The following story on the origin of Thousand Island Dressing was given to me by Allen and Susan Benas, owners of the Thousand Islands Inn:
"On one particular occasion, George LaLonde, Jr., was guiding a very prominent New York City stage actress named May Irwin and her husband. May Irwin, a renowned cook and cookbook authoress in her own right, was particularly impressed with the dressing and asked George for the recipe. Sophia La Londe, who created the dressing, was flattered by the request and willingly gave her the recipe. Sophia also had given the recipe to Ella Bertrand, who's family owned the Herald Hotel, one of the most popular hotels in Clayton. May Irwin and her husband had stayed at the Herald Hotel during their early vacations in the island and had already tasted the dressing. It was May Irwin who gave it the name Thousand Island and it was Ella Bertrand who first served it to the dining public.
Upon her return to New York City, May Irwin gave the recipe to fellow 1000 Islands' summer visitor, George C. Boldt, who was owner of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York. Equally impressed with the dressing and its flavor. Mr. Boldt directed his world famous maitre di, Oscar Tschirky, to put the dressing on the hotel's menu. In doing so, Oscar Tschirky earned credit for introducing the dressing to the world."
In 1972, Allen and Susan Benas purchased the
Herald Hotel and changed its name to the Thousand Islands Inn. Needless to
say, Thousand Island Dressing is the "official" house dressing at the inn.
The Benas now bottle and sell the dressing at the inn and on the internet.
American Food Folklore and Culinary History: Buffalo Wings, Reuben Sandwiches, and Caesar Salads, by Jim Rader, Merriam-Webster Inc. via ADS-L 28 May 1998.
Bull Cook & Authentic Historic Recipes and Practices, by George Leomard Herter and Berthe E. Herter, 1969.
Caesar Salad - "Who Cooked That Up?" by J. J. Schnebel.
Epicurean Delight - The Life and Times of James Beard, by Evan Jones, Alfred A. Knopf, New York 1990.
From Julia Child's Kitchen, by Julia Child, Alfred A/. Knopf, Inc., 1970.
In Search of Caesar - The Ultimate Caesar Salad Book, by Terry D. Greenfield, Tjicknor & Fields, 1983.
Lights! Camera! Salad! - The Cobb Salad, by Vincent J. Schodolski, Tribune Staff Writer, August 26, 1998, Chicago Tribune newspaper.
New York Wanders Uptown, Old and Sold, Antiques Auctiion & Marketplace, originally published 1931.
Recipes Named After Restaurants Recall Bygone Era, by Fran Gardner, The Oregonian FOODday, June 19, 1999.
The Brown Derby Restaurant - A Hollywood Legend, by Sally Wright Cobb and Mark Willems, Rizzoli, 1996.
The Cookbook by "Oscar" of the Waldorf, Oscar Tschirky, Saafield Publishing Company, Chicago, 1896
The crab Louis' origin may be cloudy, but the salad's popularity is clear, by Penelope Corcoran, Seattle Port-Intelligencer newspaper, Wednesday, July 23, 2003.
The Davenport Hotel and Tower, Hotel History.
The Dictionary of American Food & Drink, by John F. Mariani, Ticknor & Fields, 1983.
The Food Chronology, by James Trager, Henry Holt and Company, 1995.
The Secret Life of Food: A Feast of Food and Drink History, Folklore, and Fact, by Martin Elkort, St. Martin's Press, 1991.
The Waldorf Astoria Cookbook, by Ted James and Rosalind Cole, Bramhall House, 1981 Edition.
Unusual Origins of Popular Recipes, by Patricia Bunning Stevens, Ohio University Press, 1998.
West Coast Cook Book, by Helen Evans Brown, Little, Brown and Company (a reprint of the original by The Cookbook Collectors Library).
What's Cooking America, by Linda
Stradley, Chehalem Publishing, 1997.
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Artistic Director Trevor Goth says he hopes to relaunch CineVegas after the economy recovers.
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We consider the case where the clock is moving perpendicular to its long axis as shown. Considering a "thought experiment" ("Gedankenexperiment" in German) like this allows us to calculate the tick rate of the clock when viewed by the observer in S. Einstein used Gedanken experiments like this to clarify his thinking as he strove to remove inconsistencies in the basic formulations of physics.
We now want to consider the length of the path the light traverses in the clock from the point of view of an observer in reference frame S. One expression for the length of this path is simply: --that is, the length of the path is simply the distance that light travels in one half-tick.
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World Blood Donor Day, 14 June
13 June 2016 -- Voluntary, unpaid blood donations must be increased rapidly in more than half the world's countries in order to ensure a reliable supply of safe blood for patients whose lives depend on it, WHO said on World Blood Donor Day.
Community Engagement, Education, Recruitment and Retention of People Recovered from Ebola as Potential Donors for CWB and CP
This document provides interim guidance and outlines key considerations to enable national health authorities, programme managers in the ministries of health, blood transfusion services and organizations conducting clinical trials, to effectively inform, educate and engage people recovered from Ebola and the communities in which they live, to consider donations of convalescent whole blood (CWB) and convalescent plasma (CP) for use in the treatment of Ebola Virus Disease, including for use in clinical trials in the affected countries.
Ebola virus disease brings not only challenges but also opportunities for blood systems in West Africa
Directors and programme managers of the national blood transfusion services of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone recently gathered in Geneva to meet with WHO. The consultation's main goal was to develop strategic short-term activities for the post-Ebola recovery, and long-term plans to rebuild the countries' blood systems beyond their pre-Ebola capacities.
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In 2010, the World Health Assembly deliberated on challenges to the availability, safety and quality of blood products and defined self‐sufficiency in the supply of safe blood and blood products based on Voluntary Non-Remunerated Donation (VNRD), and the security of that supply, as important national goals to prevent blood shortages and meet the transfusion requirements of the patient population. Resolution WHA63.12 urged Member States "to take all necessary steps to establish, implement and support nationally‐coordinated, efficiently‐managed and sustainable blood and plasma programmes according to the availability of resources, with the aim of achieving self‐sufficiency".
The World Health Organization has been at the forefront of the movement to improve global blood safety since 1975 as mandated by successive World Health Assembly resolutions. The objective of the WHO programme on Blood Transfusion Safety is to ensure provision of universal access to safe, quality and efficacious blood and blood products for transfusion, their safe and appropriate use, and also ensuring blood donor and patient safety.
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So, long about 1980 a show debuted on TV that changed my life: Thundarr the Barbarian. I was never the same after watching that show. Gamma World suddenly played a much larger role in my life. Mutations and magic suddenly seemed a logical mix. I pulled out Star Man's Son (Daybreak-2250 A.D.) and read it again. Twice. Good times. Gaming was an unlimited vista of adventure. All because of a cheesy sci-fi (yes, I said it. Sci-fi. Not SF) cartoon. I wanted a sunsword (and Princess Ariel, too, in an innocent way.) It was only a few years later that SF and fantasy became rigidly separated in my mind again but while the cross-over lasted, it was pure magic.
Well, yesterday I discovered a DVD set of the complete series at my local library! I promptly checked
it out and forced my kids to watch the first episode.. They did not have a choice. They liked it and will watch more episodes with me but I know it doesn't hold the magic for them that it did for me when I was their age. Oh well. Nostalgia, here I come!
Saturday, January 4, 2014
An Amazing Discovery!
Labels: books, television, Thundarr
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No time for talk!
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- Fenway5 said...
First the Thundarr/ Gamma World connection was chocolate and Peanut Butter to the 80's me-I liked this was more than Thunder Cats! Second, I noticed that there really aren't Cartoons like this around anymore, no Tarzan, no Blackstar, no Jonny Quest, no Herculoids...what the hell happened to cartoons that were filled with adventure??
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Shirley Lee Delahoussaye, 75, a native of Cut Off and resident of Lafayette, died peacefully surrounded by her loving family after a long and courageous battle with lymphoma, Wednesday, July 4, 2007.
Visitation will be from 2 to 10 p.m. today and from 8 a.m. to funeral time Saturday at Martin and Castille Funeral Home in Lafayette. Rosary will be prayed at 6:30 p.m. today at the funeral home followed by a Celebration of Life. Mass will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Genevieve Catholic Church. A butterfly release in memory of Shirley will be at Calvary Cemetery during the interment service.
She is survived by her loving husband of 52 years, John "J.E" Delahoussaye; four children, Paulette D. Crawford and husband, Billy, of Mandeville, John E. Delahoussaye Jr. and wife, Bertha, of Breaux Bridge, Phillip Delahoussaye and wife, Holly, of The Woodlands Texas, and Janet D. Baron and husband, Rick, of Lafayette; nine grandchildren and two step-grandchildren, Chase, Casey and Catie Crawford, Daniel and Dane Delahoussaye, Max and Ross Delahoussaye, Jessie and Julie Sellers and Kimberly and Danielle Baron; three sisters, Evelyn Lee Gauthier of Gonzales, Neva Lee Hebert of Larose and Sophie Lee LeBlanc of Cut Off; 23 brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law; and 74 nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Paul and Sophie Lee; and one sister, Catherine Lee Fournet.
Following graduation from Cut Off High in 1950, she attended SLI (UL) and competed her degree in education in 1953 at the Academy of Sacred Heart in Grand Coteau. During this time she met her husband, John "J.E.", where they made Lafayette their home. She taught at Cut Off High, St. Genevieve and Teurlings High School. She was very active in supporting her childrens and grandchildrens schools and her church parish, St. Genevieve. Her life was dedicated to caring for her family, where she was a great role model for her children and grandchildren.
She was a devoted Catholic and served as a member of the Catholic Daughters for 35 years. Our mother committed her life first to her family, then to her loyal and dear friends whom she cherished throughout her life. Throughout her life, our mother thrived in her community work in the nonprofit sector. She taught arts and crafts at St. Marys Learning Center for Disabled Children for years and always held a special place in her heart for disabled children. Since 1993, she devoted her time to volunteering at the Lafayette Community Health Care Clinic. She has been a founding member of the "Butterfly Ladies," a group of hard working, caring women who never stop working for the clinics mission to provide health care for the working uninsured. Our mother would tirelessly collect fabric, design, stitch, sew and stuff butterfly pillows, year in and year out. She had a relentless dedication to the Butterfly Project and took great pride in creating beautiful pillows even throughout her treatment of cancer.
In 1998, she was awarded the Volunteer of the Year. In the years thereafter, she was awarded the 2001 prestigious Women in Excellence Award, honoring women who have attained outstanding levels of achievement and whose contributions have made a significant impact upon lives of the citizens of Acadiana. In 2004, she was inducted into the United Way Volunteer Hall of Fame for work in her beloved butterfly project. She received the 2004 Louisiana Heroine Award of the Louisiana Philanthropy Initiative, which recognizes women for their dedication and generous contribution of time, talent and treasure. This award is given to women whose inspirational and extraordinary lives depict the efforts of Louisiana Women making a difference in their community.
Next to her husband and family she loved nothing more than going to their camp at Toledo Bend where no one could match her passion for fishing. Her favorite place to be was in the quiet and peaceful surroundings of Toledo Bend, simply enjoying being with her children and grandchildren.
She also treasured her evenings, filled with laughter and playing dominos with her dear friends.
Memorial donations can be made to the Lafayette Community Health Care Clinic, 1317 Jefferson St. Lafayette, LA 70501.
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5. The Wave (2008)
107 min | Drama, Thriller
A high school teacher's experiment to demonstrate to his students what life is like under a dictatorship spins horribly out of control when he forms a social unit with a life of its own.
Writers: Ron Jones, Johnny Dawkins, Ron Birnbach, Dennis Gansel, Peter Thorwarth | Director: Dennis Gansel | Stars: Frederick Lau, Max Riemelt, Jennifer Ulrich, Jürgen Vogel
Votes: 80,331
6. Suck Me Shakespeer (2013)
119 min | Comedy
A comedy that follows an ex-con who lands a position at a school that sits over the spot where money from one of his earlier robberies was stashed.
Writers: Bora Dagtekin, Simon Hauschild | Director: Bora Dagtekin | Stars: Elyas M'Barek, Karoline Herfurth, Katja Riemann, Jana Pallaske
Votes: 18,456
7. Alarm für Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei (1996– )
90 min | Action, Crime, Drama
Two police inspectors and their team fight criminals they encounter on highways in Germany.
Stars: Erdogan Atalay, Gottfried Vollmer, Dietmar Huhn, Carina N. Wiese
Votes: 3,614
8. Suck Me Shakespeer 2 (2015)
115 min | Comedy
Mr. Müller and his class are taking a school trip to Thailand to strengthen the reputation of their school.
Writer: Bora Dagtekin | Director: Bora Dagtekin | Stars: Elyas M'Barek, Jella Haase, Karoline Herfurth, Katja Riemann
Votes: 5,450
9. Tatort (1970– )
90 min | Crime, Drama
A long running German cop show where detectives work to solve a crime.
Stars: Klaus J. Behrendt, Miroslav Nemec, Udo Wachtveitl, Dietmar Bär
Votes: 1,619
10. Doctor's Diary (2008– )
A female doctor is abandoned at the altar resulting her in gaining a job at her father's hospital, where she is reunited with an old bully but also crush from school. She attempts to form a... See full summary »
Creators: Bora Dagtekin, Steffi Ackermann | Stars: Diana Amft, Peter Prager, Ursela Monn, Florian David Fitz
Votes: 1,120
11. Türkisch für Anfänger (2012)
105 min | Adventure, Comedy
After a plane crash Lena Schneider finds herself on a remote Andaman island with a teenage turk Cem, full of hormones, his religious sister and Greek Costa.
Writers: Bora Dagtekin, Andy Raymer | Director: Bora Dagtekin | Stars: Josefine Preuß, Elyas M'Barek, Anna Stieblich, Adnan Maral
Votes: 5,984
12. Traumfrauen (2015)
109 min | Comedy
Writer: Anika Decker | Director: Anika Decker | Stars: Hannah Herzsprung, Karoline Herfurth, Palina Rojinski, Iris Berben
Votes: 1,214
13. What a Man (2011)
R | 95 min | Comedy, Romance
What a Man: The young teacher Alex is abandoned by his girlfriend Caroline and therefore begins a journey in search of himself. But how he overcomes the pitfalls out there for a modern man? And what is it that makes a man a man?
Writers: Matthias Schweighöfer, Doron Wisotzky | Director: Matthias Schweighöfer | Stars: Matthias Schweighöfer, Mavie Hörbiger, Thomas Kretschmann, Paul Alhäuser
Votes: 3,020
14. Girls on Top (2001)
90 min | Comedy
Inken (Diana Amft) is an eighteen-year-old girl, frustrated for not having had an orgasm yet with her boyfriend. Her two best friends are Vicky (Felicitas Woll), who is in the same ... See full summary »
Writers: Maggie Peren, Christian Zübert, Colette Burson, Kate Robin | Director: Dennis Gansel | Stars: Diana Amft, Felicitas Woll, Karoline Herfurth, Andreas Christ
Votes: 3,206
15. Turkish for Beginners (2006– )
25 min | Comedy
Creator: Bora Dagtekin | Stars: Josefine Preuß, Anna Stieblich, Elyas M'Barek, Adnan Maral
Votes: 2,216
16. Men in the City (2009)
107 min | Comedy
The story follows six very different men and their struggles with women, family and work. Yet, they are somehow connected to each other.
Writer: Simon Verhoeven | Director: Simon Verhoeven | Stars: Christian Ulmen, Nadja Uhl, Wotan Wilke Möhring, Maxim Mehmet
Votes: 3,987
17. Vicky and the Treasure of the Gods (2011)
96 min | Action, Adventure, Comedy
Viking village Flake's chief Halvar orders clever, tiny son Wickie to rob a knights convoy. The warriors have to take over but fail to see Wicki being abducted with a cargo of Eskimo slaves... See full summary »
Writers: Christian Ditter, Runer Jonsson, Neil Ennever, Simon Hauschild | Director: Christian Ditter | Stars: Jonas Hämmerle, Valeria Eisenbart, Waldemar Kobus, Nic Romm
Votes: 888
18. Riekes Liebe (2001 TV Movie)
89 min | Drama
A young figure-skater becomes jealous when her brother, also a young figure-skater, falls for another young female figure-skater. She thought she was all that he needs.
Writers: Peter Hinderthür, Sophia Krapoth, Kilian Riedhof | Director: Kilian Riedhof | Stars: Laura Syniawa, Florian Stetter, Axel Milberg, Isabell Gerschke
Votes: 81
19. Time You Change (2010)
94 min | Biography, Drama
The life story of German gangsta rapper, Bushido.
Writers: Bernd Eichinger, Bushido, Lars Amend | Director: Uli Edel | Stars: Bushido, Moritz Bleibtreu, Reza Brojerdi, Karoline Schuch
Votes: 4,619
20. Notruf Hafenkante (2007– )
45 min | Crime, Drama
The stories of police officers and doctors working near the Port of Hamburg.
Stars: Harald Maack, Sanna Englund, Fabian Harloff, Gerit Kling
Votes: 115
21. Großstadtrevier (1986– )
50 min | Crime, Comedy, Drama
The daily lives of police officers in the St. Pauli district of Hamburg.
Stars: Jan Fedder, Maria Ketikidou, Till Demtrøder, Peter Heinrich Brix
Votes: 206
22. The Man Cave (2014)
97 min | Comedy
Three men have different problems with their partners. To be undisturbed, they have created a secret place inside a boiler room only for men. The Männerhort.
Writers: Rainer Ewerrien, Kristof Magnusson, David Ungureit | Director: Franziska Meyer Price | Stars: Dominic Boeer, Detlev Buck, Michael Gwisdek, Cosma Shiva Hagen
Votes: 1,029
23. Famous Five (2012)
93 min | Family
The Famous Five Julian, Dick, Anne, George and Timmy (the dog) spend their vacation together, while George's dad (Professor Quentin ) is staying on a nearby island where he works on a ... See full summary »
Writers: Peer Klehmet, Sebastian Wehlings, Enid Blyton | Director: Mike Marzuk | Stars: Valeria Eisenbart, Quirin Oettl, Justus Schlingensiepen, Neele-Marie Nickel
Votes: 241
24. Forsthaus Falkenau (1989– )
90 min | Drama, Family
Bavarian forestry station ('Forsthaus') Falkenau in Küblach is the professional base and home of the town's forester, whose job proves crucial for conservation but also for safety, local ... See full summary »
Stars: Michael Wolf, Hans Stadlbauer, Christian Wolff, Bruni Löbel
Votes: 126
50 min | Crime, Drama
The cases of a major crimes unit of the Munich police.
Stars: Michel Guillaume, Wilfried Klaus, Hartmut Schreier, Bianca Hein
Votes: 144
26. Rabbit Without Ears 2 (2009)
124 min | Comedy, Romance
Ludo Decker and Anna Gotzlowski have been living together for two years. Everyday routine has set in, with Ludo neglecting his household responsibilities much to Anna's dislike, while he is... See full summary »
Writers: Anika Decker, Til Schweiger | Director: Til Schweiger | Stars: Tom Beck, Annika Blendl, Yvonne Catterfeld, Ken Duken
Votes: 6,203
27. Willkommen bei den Hartmanns (2016)
Comedy, Drama | Filming
Writer: Simon Verhoeven | Director: Simon Verhoeven | Stars: Senta Berger, Heiner Lauterbach, Palina Rojinski, Elyas M'Barek
28. Partly Sunny (2012)
100 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tim and his friend Can go to bars and lie to girls about one of them being terminally ill so they can gain sympathy and be guaranteed a "hook up" for the night. Tim meets Marie hooks up ... See full summary »
Writers: Axel Staeck, Marco Petry, Jan Ehlert, Simon Hauschild | Director: Marco Petry | Stars: Max Riemelt, Anna Fischer, Jessica Schwarz, Elyas M'Barek
Votes: 871
29. Devil's Kickers (2010)
111 min | Comedy, Family, Sport
After his parents separate and he loses his place on the soccer team, Moritz must put together a new team against incredible odds.
Writers: Christoph Silber, Granz Henman, Frauke Nahrgang | Director: Granz Henman | Stars: Diana Amft, Benno Fürmann, Reiner Schöne, Armin Rohde
Votes: 229
30. Offroad (2012)
98 min | Action, Comedy
Writers: Elmar Fischer, Susanne Hertel, Amelie Syberberg | Director: Elmar Fischer | Stars: Nora Tschirner, Elyas M'Barek, Maximilian von Pufendorf, Tonio Arango
Votes: 849
31. Berlin - Tag & Nacht (2011– )
Drama, Reality-TV
Stars: Alexander Freund, Patrick Günther, Daniel Krause, Marcel Neue
Votes: 273
32. Circus Halligalli (2013– )
45 min | Comedy, Talk-Show
Circus Halli Galli is a late-night talk show that is broadcasted on ProSieben since 25 February-2013. It is moderated by Joko Winterscheidt and Klaas Heufer-Umlauf, better known as the duo Joko and Klaas.
Stars: Joko Winterscheidt, Klaas Heufer-Umlauf, Violetta Grafin Tarnowska Bronner, Palina Rojinski
Votes: 609
33. Nachtschicht (2003– )
89 min | Crime, Thriller
Stars: Armin Rohde, Minh-Khai Phan-Thi, Barbara Auer, Pierre Semmler
Votes: 111
34. Danni Lowinski (2010– )
Comedy, Drama
Danni Lowinski is a former hairdresser who has graduated in law. When she does not get a job in a noble law firm, she starts to give legal advice from a folding table in the basement of a shopping mall.
Stars: Annette Frier, Axel Siefer, Nadja Becker, Oliver Fleischer
Votes: 267
35. Schulmädchen (2004– )
25 min | Comedy
Dort geht es um deutsche Schampen
Stars: Birthe Wolter, Simone Hanselmann, Laura Osswald, Arzu Bazman
Votes: 125
36. Alarm für Cobra 11 - Einsatz für Team 2 (2003– )
45 min | Action, Crime, Drama
Stars: Julia Stinshoff, Hendrik Duryn, Charlotte Schwab, Gottfried Vollmer
Votes: 207
37. Rosa Roth (1994– )
Rosa Roth is a no-nonsense police commissioner stationed in Berlin, who has a small team of operatives she trusts with her life. Whatever happens on the field, takes a toll on them personally as well.
Stars: Iris Berben, Carmen-Maja Antoni, Gunter Schoß, Jockel Tschiersch
Votes: 51
38. Morgen, ihr Luschen! Der Ausbilder-Schmidt-Film (2008)
94 min | Action, Comedy
When super tough Instructor Schmidt tries to turn young German boys into men his leadership skills are put into question by his female military boss.
Writers: Florian Gärtner, Jakob Hilpert, Rudolph Jula, Knacki Deuser, Holger Müller, Carlos Calvo | Director: Mike Eschmann | Stars: Holger Müller, Axel Stein, Collien Ulmen-Fernandes, Hedi Kriegeskotte
Votes: 308
39. Im Namen des Gesetzes (1994– )
45 min | Crime, Drama
Stars: Wolfgang Bathke, Klaus Schindler, Henry van Lyck, Wolfgang Krewe
Votes: 44
40. Verdammt verliebt (2002– )
Stars: Laura Maire, Florian David Fitz, Saskia Vester, Stephan Schwartz
Votes: 12
41. Wholetrain (2006)
82 min | Drama
This feature length documentary takes a look at the graffiti movement, and the young people who populate the niche culture. Following four such artists as they shape the graffiti community ... See full summary »
Writer: Florian Gaag | Director: Florian Gaag | Stars: Mike Adler, Florian Renner, Elyas M'Barek, Jacob Matschenz
Votes: 821
42. KDD - Kriminaldauerdienst (2007– )
45 min | Crime
Creators: Orkun Ertener, Kathrin Breininger | Stars: Götz Schubert, Manfred Zapatka, Saskia Vester, Barnaby Metschurat
Votes: 233
43. Undercover Love (2010 TV Movie)
Action, Comedy
Writer: Bora Dagtekin | Director: Franziska Meyer Price | Stars: Anja Kling, Henning Baum, Sebastian Bender, Zsa Zsa Inci Bürkle
Votes: 74
44. Die ProSieben Märchenstunde (2006– )
45 min | Comedy, Fantasy
Stars: Bernhard Hoëcker, Thomas Fritsch, Norman Coester, Matthias Brenner
Votes: 316
45. Abschnitt 40 (2001– )
Stars: Heinz-Werner Kraehkamp, Nana Krüger, Anne Kasprik, Horst Kotterba
Votes: 48
46. FunnyMovie (2008– )
Comedy, Mystery
Stars: Jürgen Tonkel, Jeanette Biedermann, Katy Karrenbauer, Lars Steinhöfel
Votes: 30
47. Epstein's Night (2002)
82 min | Drama
Jochen Epstein wird aus dem Gefängnis entlassen, in dem er 15 Jahre wegen Mordes eingesessen hatte. Er ist entschlossen, aus Deutschland auszuwandern und die Vergangenheit für immer hinter ... See full summary »
Writer: Jens Urban | Director: Urs Egger | Stars: Mario Adorf, Otto Tausig, Bruno Ganz, Günter Lamprecht
Votes: 98
45 min | Talk-Show
Creator: Jürgen Kellermeier | Stars: Hinnerk Baumgarten, Inka Schneider, Bettina Tietjen, Sandra Maahn
Votes: 27
49. Bully's Sitcom (2013– )
Bully, a passionate filmmaker, has to balance his passion, love-life and his best friends sister who just moved in with him.
Stars: Michael Herbig, Rick Kavanian, Sandra Koltai, Gisa Flake
Votes: 158
50. Frühstücksfernsehen (1992– )
180 min | News
Stars: Marlene Lufen, Jan Hahn, Karen Heinrichs, Nadine Krüger
Votes: 31


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4×4 cars are not just ordinary automobiles: it is the drive of some very exclusive car lovers around the world who want power to be delivered on the road no matter what terrain they might be driving in. Engine's roar, power, control, authority is all what 4×4 cars are about. 4×4 cars have been developed and carved by some of the best automobile engineers around the world.
History of 4×4 cars:
There has been no traces to the first person to invent the first of the 4×4 cars but one thing that is for sure is that the developer kept nothing but power in mind. The technology that forms the basis of these cars was patented by an engineer back in Britain in 1893. The patent defined technology for traction of 4×4 cars as well as the driving mechanism that they were supposed to follow. This marked the start of the development of some of the exotic 4×4 cars from around the world. The first of the known 4×4 cars came into the market in 1900 at a World Exhibition at Paris.
The first of the 4×4 cars was electricity driven, while it was later transformed to the gasoline and now you can have a number of them in many different fuel types available. These cars got combustion engines in 1903 and the first of these was capable of delivering 60HP. This sounds quite less but that defined extreme notch power at that time. 4×4 cars has been a taste of all those people who loved the power that they delivered on the road while on the move throughout the history.
Trends of 4×4 cars:
The latest trends are multiple, once you consider all the audience… Some of them are after the gigantic looks that they hold while running on the road. The normal 4×4 cars are high-roofed and have a nice overall look that set people attracted towards them. These cars are made out of raw steel and even their appearance depicts power in the raw form. The trends with which the 4×4 cars are made have been changing for quite an instance now. The manufacturers of these 4×4 cars are now heading towards multiple dimensions.
The 4×4 cars in the past were either very powerful or very elegant as they usually had a huge engine under the hood in case it was one of the powerful 4×4 cars or it had a very elegant look yet a small engine under the hood in cases where the car was one of the elegant 4×4 cars. The trend of making has changed considerably as we have come to a stage where size does not matter. With the development in technology, the manufacturers are making smaller engines produce the same power as the gigantic ones so the latest 4×4 cars that you are going to see will be powerful yet exotic at the same time.
The 4×4 cars today are a perfect fusion of power as well as looks just to attract a lot of people. See also our top 10 4×4 cars picks for 2010.
Advantages of owning 4×4 car:
There might be a number of reasons why you will like to own one of the 4×4 cars available in the market. The first and the most important might be power deliverance. The 4×4 cars have their engines connected to all the 4 wheelbases. This means that all the engine power will be equally distributed to the 4 wheels giving you the liberty to deliver the power and move on with complete confidence. In addition to that, you can climb great heights with the 4×4 cars as they are going to provide traction control even in the toughest conditions.
4×4 cars provide you with a safer experience compared to the normal cars because they are made strong and can withstand a lot of damage that might happen in a an accident.
Disadvantages of owning one:
With one of the 4×4 cars, you might have the fun that you want in terms of off road experience but you will not get the thrust that other cars with the same power will deliver. The power delivered by 4×4 cars does not necessarily give you speed. In addition to that, the fuel for running your engine with the 4×4 feature on will cost you a little too much and it might get out of your budget as well. The engines made for 4×4 do not have fuel efficiency feature integrated in them therefore setting your fuel demand to be considerably high.
This is not with all the 4×4 but there are a number of 4×4 cars around the automobile industry that are not comfortable in terms of the interiors. They are made in accordance with the terrain off road so the interiors are something manufacturers cater less. They are more interested in building something that runs well yet feels rugged as it should possibly be.
Problems with 4×4 cars:
4×4 cars usually come with a number of problems integrated in them. As the combination is shear machinery joined to act as nothing less than a hulk, there might be a number of issues with the car. You might face trouble converting your car to 4×4 if the conversion option is available. Under some circumstances, you will not be able to convert your car due to mechanical reasons. You might also encounter that your car's electrical and mechanical processes respond alien while other systems around your machine might be working well. There are some issues with the 4×4 cars that are being dealt with by professionals and you will certainly get them resolved in the near future.
In a nutshell, the 4×4 cars are made for people who love power and roaring sound as well as those who are courageous enough to take their cars off-road into a terrain that is not suited for ordinary cars. You certainly feel the difference using a 4×4 car compared to the normal AWD cars commercially available in the market.


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It's halftime and 16 backups -- 16 backups, not starters and backups combined -- have played on defense.
Not sure if that's a reflection of how Lyle Setencich feels about his depth, how he feels about SMU's offense or just trying to keep the starters fresh on a warm day.
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• During a seven-year period, 114 patients 80 years of age and older underwent 119 peripheral arterial procedures. There were 26 elective aortic reconstructions, nine ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) repairs, 33 femoropopliteal bypasses, 13 femorotibial bypasses, 21 femoral embolectomies, and 17 miscellaneous procedures. Early mortality, morbidity, and Goldman cardiac risk factors were determined by chart review. All 48 survivors returned for current noninvasive vascular examination and life-style assessment. Perioperative mortality after elective AAA resection was 4.3%, vs 78% after ruptured AAA. Perioperative mortality after infrainguinal bypass was nil. Five-year survivals after elective aortic and infrainguinal reconstructions were 54% and 30%, respectively. Of 18 patients studied 19 to 68 months after infrainguinal bypass, limb salvage was achieved in 83% and graft patency in 76%. Thirty-one long-term survivors (65%) were living at home. Only seven patients (15%) were confined to a wheelchair or were bedridden, and 28 (58%) were fully ambulatory. Peripheral arterial reconstruction in patients 80 years of age and older can be performed safely with excellent long-term survival and quality of life.
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Comprehensive Description
Range Description
Physical Description
Max. size
Diagnostic Description
Habitat and Ecology
Pelagic larval stage duration range from 45 to 71 days (M. Bergenius in Rocha et al. 2002), it then settles on reefs when 26.9 mm (Robertson 1992). In Bermuda, juveniles settle onto lagoonal reefs and migrate to the outer reefs as adults (Mutz 2006). The sexes are separate among the acanthurids and there is no evidence of sexual dimorphism. First maturity is at about 17 cm (FL) (Reeson, 1983).
A. chirurgus displays the highly characterized pattern of asymptotic growth. Terminal size was reached at around age four, and most of the growth occurred within the first 10% of the lifespan, and approximately 85% of somatic size was attained within the first year. The mean maximum age fluctuated from 7 years in Belize to 16 years in Bermuda with a maximum longevity of 30 years in Bermuda (Mutz 2006). Maximum age recorded from San Blas was 13 years (Choat and Robertson 2002). This species has high turnover rates (J.H. Choat pers. comm. 2010).
There are strongly contrasting patterns of habitat variation in demography at five sites studied by Robertson et al. (2005a): In most locations fish settle inshore, grow to about asymptotic size and then, when two to six years old, relocate permanently to outer reefs, where they can reach 30 years. At Venezuela, fish grow very rapidly and do not show asymptotic growth but have shorter life spans of 16 years.
Cleaning Behaviour
At Fernando de Noronha Archipelago in southwestern Atlantic, juveniles hold cleaning stations together with the Blue Tang (Acanthurus coeruleus) and Sergeant Major (Abudefduf saxatilis) and graze algae as well as pick molted skin and parasites from Green Turtles (Chelonia mydas). This behaviour is preceded by a characteristic inspection usually followed by feeding nips on the turtles' skin (head, limbs, and tail), as well as on the carapace. The most inspected and cleaned body parts are the flippers (Sazima et al. 2004).
- Marine
Water temperature and chemistry ranges based on 928 samples.
Environmental ranges
Depth range (m): 0 - 800
Temperature range (°C): 23.535 - 28.503
Nitrate (umol/L): 0.024 - 3.505
Salinity (PPS): 34.217 - 37.169
Oxygen (ml/l): 4.285 - 4.899
Phosphate (umol/l): 0.026 - 0.344
Silicate (umol/l): 0.805 - 5.080
Graphical representation
Depth range (m): 0 - 800
Temperature range (°C): 23.535 - 28.503
Nitrate (umol/L): 0.024 - 3.505
Salinity (PPS): 34.217 - 37.169
Oxygen (ml/l): 4.285 - 4.899
Phosphate (umol/l): 0.026 - 0.344
Silicate (umol/l): 0.805 - 5.080
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From 2 to 25 meters.
Habitat: reef-associated.
Trophic Strategy
Molecular Biology and Genetics
Molecular Biology
Barcode data: Acanthurus chirurgus
The following is a representative barcode sequence, the centroid of all available sequences for this species.
There are 23 barcode sequences available from BOLD and GenBank.
Below is a sequence of the barcode region Cytochrome oxidase subunit 1 (COI or COX1) from a member of the species.
See the BOLD taxonomy browser for more complete information about this specimen and other sequences.
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Statistics of barcoding coverage: Acanthurus chirurgus
Public Records: 27
Specimens with Barcodes: 50
Species With Barcodes: 1
Conservation Status
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Reaching a maximum size of 39 cm and 5.1 kg, Acanthurus chirurgus gets its common name for the structures called "scalpels", which are found on either side of the caudal peduncle. The "scalpel" is used during fights with other doctorfish and as a defense mechanism against predators. Its coloration generally varies from blue-gray to dark brown. 10 to 12 vertical bars are always present, but often faint. The edges of the caudal, dorsal, and anal fins are blue. There is also a faint blue ring that can be seen encircling the "scalpel" on either side.
There is a black morph, as well, but it is neither a subspecies nor a regional mutation. It has only been documented a limited number of times.
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The fish is typically found among rocky outcrops and coral reefs.
Its distribution includes the Atlantic from Massachusetts to Brazil, and the tropical west coast of Africa. It has the largest distribution of its genus of 38 species.
Acanthurus chirurgus spends its daylight hours grazing on algae and organic detritus. Its teeth are specially shaped for scraping algae and plant matter from rocks. Because it swallows its food whole, it has a gizzard-like organ in the intestine filled with particles of sand which help to grind food before it starts the digestive process.
Spawning occurs during evening hours in a group event. Each egg is less than a millimeter in diameter and contains a small amount of oil for flotation. The translucent, plankton-like larvae hatch within 24 hours of fertilization. They are laterally compressed and diamond-shaped with large eyes and pectoral fins. Many body parts, such as scales and the dorsal and anal fins, do not develop until the larvae have reached 2–6 mm in length. The "scalpel" does not appear until they are about 13 mm long. As the "scalpel" grows, the anal and dorsal spines shrink. Once the fish reaches around 25 mm in length, it moves to the bottom where it continues to grow, eventually reaching sexual maturity in roughly nine months.
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|Last chance: Bruins must expose Braden Holtby in Game 7
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The Bruins have one more chance to get to Braden Holtby. If they do it, they should be able to advance to the Eastern Conference semifinals against either Ottawa, Florida or Philadelphia. If they don't, they'll be bounced in the first round for the first time in four years.
For the B's, two of their three losses to Washington have been products of the team not being able to get clean looks against the Washington rookie. They've struggled to get legitimate shots by the shot-blocking Capitals and through to the net, so their bids either haven't made it to Holtby, or he's been able to see them perfectly.
In recent games, the Bruins have fared better. Though they dropped Game 5 at home, they got a goal on a rush (Dennis Seidenberg from Milan Lucic), a hard drive to the net (Brad Marchand) and missile from the point (Johnny Boychuk). In Game 6, the B's put four pucks past Holtby, the last of which came on a rush in the form of Tyler Seguin's game-winner.
"It definitely took us a while, but you've got to give it to him," Marchand said of Holtby. "He's been playing great hockey and making a lot of big saves, but we're doing a pretty good job of getting bodies in front now and finding different ways to score on him. We're going to have to try and do the same thing tomorrow."
Holtby has had an impressive .935 save percentage in the series, but his numbers have been helped by the fact that he's had performances such as Game 2 (43 saves) and Game 4 (44 saves) in which he faced a large total of shots but faced few legitimate scoring chances. Many of the shots Holtby stopped in those games came from outside the perimeter due to Washington's excellent shot-blocking and overall defensive play.
Now, having seen enough of Holtby, the B's hope they break through and have a high-scoring affair for once (no team has scored more than four goals in a game this series, and each game has been decided by one goal). One thing to watch is whether the B's, if given the opportunity, take advantage of Holtby's agressive style. In two overtime plays Sunday — Zdeno Chara's early bid and Seguin's game-winner — the Bruins were careful to hold onto the puck until the last possible second in an attempt to get the goaltender to challenge them. It didn't work for Chara, but Seguin kept Boston's playoff chances alive by doing it.
David Krejci, who scored on the power play in Sunday's Game 6 victory, agrees that the B's have gotten progressively better looks against Holtby. Krejci was notably frustrated after Game 4 at his inability to produce, but he feels that he and the offense as a whole have worked harder to make the 22-year-old goalie's job difficult.
"I think we had a tougher start, but the last couple of games, it was getting along," Krejci said. "We've just got to keep it going. It's a Game 7. We've all been there before, so we've just got to go out there, do our best and try to get a win."
|Thoughts on the Bruins' new lines
|04.20.12 at 11:03 pm ET
Claude Julien has changed his lines an uncharacteristic number of times this postseason, but his latest work is more drastic than perhaps any of the tinkering he's done this season.
Out of the top six are Tyler Seguin and Brad Marchand. Seguin skated with the third line in Friday's practice, while Brad Marchand was back to the Merlot Line with Gregory Campbell and Shawn Thornton.
Marchand began last season on the fourth line before moving up to Patrice Bergeron's line mid-season and never looking back. After finishing second on the Bruins with 28 goals in the regular season, he's been among the many B's who have opened the postseason with rather uninspired play.
Here are what the lines were in Friday's practice, according to reports:
Milan Lucic – David Krejci – Brian Rolston
Daniel Paille – Patrice Bergeron – Rich Peverley
Benoit Pouliot – Chris Kelly – Tyler Seguin/Jordan Caron
Brad Marchand – Gregory Campbell – Shawn Thornton
"Making line changes, that's a part of trying to find solutions and it's as simple as that," Julien told reporters after Friday's practice. "You've got to mix up guys who are not getting the results that we'd like to, so you're trying to make changes that will maybe spark that part of our game."
Here are some thoughts on the new lines for the Bruins:
– Not one line is the same as it was when the postseason began. The most radically changed trio is Bergeron's, as Rich Peverley played only parts of the last two games with Bergeron, while Daniel Paille makes the jump from the fourth line.
– Julien obviously did this hoping that he can wake up some of his snoozing superstars. The top two lines in each game have gone scoreless thus far this series, as the team has had to rely on bottom-six forwards primarily for their scoring.
– While Seguin has been one of the Bruins' worst players this postseason, taking him away from Bergeron is a risk. Seguin has underachieved in the past when playing on lower lines, but perhaps Chris Kelly and Benoit Pouliot — two of Boston's better forwards this series — can get him going.
– The Bruins are deep enough that they can be tied in a series through four games despite the fact that their best forwards have been kept off the score sheet, but the Bruins really need to get something out of David Krejci. If Krejci repeats his first-round performance from last postseason (one assist), the B's could be in trouble. Remember, he was having difficulty generating points against Carey Price in the first round a year ago. This is Braden Holtby, and the Bruins still haven't consistently tested him for three periods.
– The Bruins should try to get Jordan Caron into the lineup, but for whom? As bad as Seguin was in the first three games before looking a little better on Thursday, scratching your regular-season leader in points should be out of the question. Caron brings a strong two-way game and had a stretch of eight points (four goals, four assists) in six games in March.
|David Krejci expected to play in Game 2
|04.13.12 at 2:19 pm ET
Bruins center David Krejci did not practice Friday, a day after he was hit in the back with a pane of glass following Chris Kelly's game-winning goal in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals. Krejci said he was not tested for a concussion, and that he will play in Game 2 Saturday despite some neck pain.
"I've got a little sore neck, but other than that I'm good and I'll play tomorrow," he said.
Krejci, who led all players with 12 goals and 23 points last postseason, was celebrating with his teammates in the Washington zone when the glass fell on him.
"I guess fans got kind of carried away from the Kels goal, and it just happened," he said. "Glass fell."
Added Krejci: "I looked, like 'What happened?' because I didn't expect that, so I looked at what happened. Then I got up, skated away, and that's about it."
Bruins coach Claude Julien said after the practice that though Krejci was supposed to practice Friday until the pain kept him out, the center is "scheduled to play" Saturday.
Krejci also had stitches on his philtrum as a result from a high stick from Capitals forward Jay Beagle in the first period.
NESN Bruins analyst Barry Pederson joined Mut & Merloni Friday to discuss Thursday night's 1-0 overtime victory over the Capitals in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals.
Pederson credits defenseman Dennis Seidenberg for coming up big with his physical play against Capitals star Alex Ovechkin.
"If we had any doubt that Seidenberg was going to take his game to the same level it was at last year in the playoffs, man, did he ever show that," Pederson said. "He and [Zdeno] Chara I thought did a tremendous job on the Ovechkin line. Of course, they had the advantage of having [Patrice] Bergeron's line out there as well. And then [David] Krejci's line did a great job against [Nicklas] Backstrom and [Alexander] Semin.
"The Bruins were very solid physically. Defensively I thought they were tremendous. The game I didn't think should have been as close as it was. I thought in the second period in particular, the Bruins on the power play, they had 4 1/2 minutes to start the second period, the power play, and then they had that 4-on-3 a full two minutes. To me, that's where the game should have been put out of reach for Washington. They only had seven shots against after two periods. The Bruins let them hang around, then they needed Tim Thomas to kind of hold the fort for them in that third period."
Added Pederson: "The Bruins' strength, as we all know, is their defensive game led by Thomas and Chara and Seidenberg and the physicality that they bring. If Washington wants to play that way, that to me is playing right into the Bruins' hands. When you see a player like Ovechkin trying to take a run at Seidenberg and Chara, you could just see that pairing just licking their chops, saying, 'Come on, bring it on. If we can get you off that offensive game and get you thinking about playing physical, that's an advantage to us.' "
The Bruins struggled Thursday on the power play, a reminder of the team's problems in last year's playoffs.
"They were just way too stationary," Pederson said. "When you watch the replays of it, you can just see they're all standing — if you envision a box, they're at each corner of the box, with the three Washington defenders allowed to collapse, and nobody was in a scoring position. So, Washington is just saying, 'Hey, keep the puck on the outside, that's fine, our goaltender can see it, there's no traffic in front, there's nobody who's a direct threat to us.' I just thought they got way too stationary.
"When the Bruins power play looked a little bit better that latter part of the season into the final month, they were moving around. I especially remember [Rich] Peverly on the point on the power play was very active. They were dropping down. Seidenberg would be dropping down and getting involved and not just staying stationary, moving the puck to the point. Because one of the things I was very impressed with with Washington, especially in the first two periods, they were blocking a lot of shots. So, for the Bruins to be successful, they're going to have to get those shots through. They're going to have to get their defense involved a little bit more by pinching and by being active in the offensive zone."
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|04.12.12 at 11:51 pm ET
As the Bruins were celebrating their 1-0 overtime win over the Capitals, center David Krejci was hit by a pane of glass. No word on whether he was injured. View the CBC video of the scary incident below (occurs at the one minute mark).
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|Now healthy, Milan Lucic has to step up this postseason with Nathan Horton out
|04.11.12 at 2:13 pm ET
WILMINGTON — It became official Wednesday that David Krejci and Milan Lucic will not play with Nathan Horton this postseason, but could the Bruins' first (depending on who you ask) line be even better than it was a season ago?
It's a tough act to follow, to be certain. Krejci led all postseason players with 12 goals and 23 points, while Horton's eight goals tied for third on the team.
The line will obviously be different in that Rich Peverley will be skating in Horton's place as he did in Games 3-7 of the Cup finals, but the biggest difference should be Lucic.
After leading the team with 30 goals in the regular season last year, Lucic struggled through a sinus infection and, later, a broken toe. He finished the playoffs with 12 points (five goals, seven assists), which tied for eighth on the team. The Bruins won the Cup, and he assisted two of Horton's overtime goals against the Canadiens (including the series-clinching Game 7 tally), but Lucic didn't look right. People wondered whether he was playing through pain.
As it turned out, he was. He'd had the sinus infection throughout the postseason, and he had his big toe shattered by a Tyler Seguin slap shot in practice between Games 1 and 2 of the Eastern Conference finals against Tampa Bay.
Now, Lucic is healthy, and he's ready to not only produce more offensively, but help in the other areas where Horton will be missed. When Horton is on that line, it's a trio that features two big power forwards, making it a very physical and tough group to deal with. Peverley adds speed, but the extra bruising play will have to be provided by Lucic.
"I think I definitely have to play physical no matter what, but [Horton] definitely makes it easier, I'm not going to lie, because he is a big body and he's got such great speed and we all know about his scoring touch," Lucic said. "For myself, I feel like I've been playing pretty well the last 10 games, and using my body well all season long and I've been skating well. Being physical is a big part of my game, and I have to bring that in the playoffs."
There's no positive way of spinning of the loss of Horton, but Lucic can recognize that the situation heading into the postseason will be easier than it was the last time the B's last Horton. Krejci had centered Lucic and Horton for the vast majority of the season, and the trio had built up a pretty strong rapport.
One Aaron Rome hit later, Krejci and Lucic found themselves with a new linemate while still four victories away from the Stanley Cup. There was no time for adjustment then, but they now have experience with Peverley based on the Cup finals and recent weeks.
"Yeah it does, definitely," Lucic said when asked whether the familiarity with Peverley makes it easier this time around. "You go from playing a whole year with the exact same two guys, and then the last four games, Peverley jumps in the mix. This time, we've definitely played a lot more games together, and in these last couple of days of practice have gotten the feel of each other a lot more having practiced with each other. We're excited for this series to get going, and we're excited to get back into playoff mode. We want to be a big part of our team moving forward and having success."
Peverley returned from a knee injury on March 25 and had four points (two goals, two assists), over the final eight games of the regular season. He brings a different skill set with a speedier game, but he showed he was capable of performing in the playoffs last season by matching Lucic's 12 points despite playing most of the playoffs on the third line.
Ultimately, the Bruins are better with Nathan Horton without him, but the Krejci line should still be poised for success without him. Peverley had four points in five games in place of Horton last June, and Krejci has been known to elevate his game in the playoffs. At the end of the day, though, don't be surprised if Lucic ends up being the real difference on that line this year. He wasn't healthy enough to be a consistent force in the playoffs like Horton was a season ago, but there are plenty of reasons to believe he could be this time around.
WILMINGTON — No one on the Bruins feels worse than David Krejci about Wednesday's news that Nathan Horton will be out for the entire playoffs with the lingering effects of his second concussion in 12 months.
It was Krejci who was just beginning to get into a groove on the second line with Horton again when he had a setback in February, a setback that ended Wednesday with the news that Horton needed more time to fully heal.
"I was hoping he was going to be back for first or second round, but now we know he won't," Krejci said. "It kind of sucks but that's how it goes sometimes. This is still his life and he's got to take care of his own body. He shouldn't be pushing it. If he doesn't feel well, there's nothing he can do."
Krejci not only played on the same line with Horton, he can relate fully with what Horton is going through.
"I had a concussion two times so I know how it is," Krejci said. "This is not an easy situation. Hopefully, he's going to do well over the next couple months and he's going to be ready for next season."
Now, with Rich Peverley replacing Horton on the second line, Krejci and Milan Lucic have had to adjust. It's an adjustment the Bruins made masterfully last year in the Stanley Cup finals as Peverley added a speed element that wasn't there with Horton.
"One thing is you can't replace Horty," Krejci said. He's just a great player and I love playing with him but the other side is we played without him for [36] games so we know how to win games without him. We still have a good team. We have lots of depth. Hopefully we can do it.
"I think we started putting the puck in the net more often, especially the last few games of the season. So, I feel pretty good. This is kind of new season. Everybody starts from the beginning. We're just going to have to go out there and do it again."
Brad Marchand is one of those players who picked up the scoring slack for Horton in the finals, scoring twice in Game 7 in Vancouver.
"We're going to try," Marchand said. "We want to play for him like we did last year in the finals. It's obviously tough with him not being here so we want to definitely want to use that to an advantage and play for him.
"It's big for him and the team. We're not going to always be wondering and hoping if he's going to come back and save us. The fact that we know now that we have to do it within the room and we can't rely on him to come back and help us out. Different guys are going to have to realize they're going to have to step up. For him, it relieves the pressure that he has to rush back and continue to progress every single day to try and rush back to playoffs. Now, he can take his time and worry about getting better mentally and hopefully come back for next year."


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Formed in 1992 by Daniel Littleton and Elizabeth Mitchell in Brooklyn, Ida was recognized immediately for its innovative indie-rock-meets-folk flavor. Since then, they have toured the country with Sunny Day Real Estate and Low, among others. But when Littleton and Mitchell had their first child, Storey, a new chapter opened for Ida...they started making music for children, too. Now Ida has two audiences, but they think of their music as one cohesive whole - and they hope that none of their music has an age limit.
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Wain, Richard, Hammond, D., McPhillips, M., Ahmed, Waqar and Whitty, Justin (2016) Microarterial anastomoses: A parameterised computational study examining the effect of suture position on intravascular blood flow. Microvascular Research, 105 . pp. 141-148. ISSN 00262862
Bardsley, Andrew, Whitty, Justin, Howe, Joseph Mark and Francis, Jonathan (2015) A review of in-situ loading conditions for mathematical modelling of asymmetric wind turbine blades. Fundamentals Of Renewable Energy and Applications, 5 (2). ISSN 2090-4541
Pigadas, Nick, Whitty, Justin, Parmar, Sat and Hammond, Douglas (2015) Does Extraction or Retention of the Wisdom Tooth at the Time of Surgery for Open Reduction and Internal Fixation of the Mandible Alter the Patient Outcome? Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and Reconstruction, 08 (04). pp. 277-280. ISSN 1943-3875
Johnson, Ben, Francis, Jonathan, Howe, Joseph Mark and Whitty, Justin (2014) Computational actuator disc models for wind and tidal applications. Journal of Renewable Energy, 2014 (172461).
Whitty, Justin, Francis, Jonathan, Howe, Joseph Mark and Henderson, Brian (2014) Computational modelling of structural integrity following mass loss in polymeric charred cellular solids. Journal of Computational Engineering, 2014 (521610). ISSN 2356-7260
Francis, Jonathan, Parker, Darren, Whitty, Justin and Zhang, Guobin (2014) Control port influence on swirl, operating, and flow characteristics of a mini-vortex amplifier on glove box service. Journal Of Fluids Engineering, 136 (12). ISSN 0098-2202
Wain, Richard, Whitty, Justin, Dalal, Milind, Holmes, Michael Colin and Ahmed, Waqar (2014) Blood flow through sutured and coupled microvascular anastomoses: A comparative computational study. Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery, 67 (7). pp. 951-959. ISSN 17486815
Whitty, Justin, Haydock, Terence James, Johnson, Ben and Howe, Joseph Mark (2014) On the Deflexion of Anisotropic Structural Composite Aerodynamic Components. Journal of Wind Energy, 2014 . pp. 1-13. ISSN 2356-7732
Whitty, Justin, Henderson, B, Francis, Jonathan and Lloyd, N (2011) Optimized aspect ratios of restrained thick-wall cylinders by virtue of Poisson's ratio selection. Part two: Temperature application. Nuclear Engineering and Design, 241 (9). pp. 3587-3595. ISSN 0029-5493
Whitty, Justin, Henderson, B, Francis, Jonathan and Lloyd, N (2011) Optimized thick-wall cylinders by virtue of Poisson's ratio selection Part 1: Isochoric pressure application. Nuclear Engineering and Design, 241 (8). pp. 2766-2774. ISSN 0029-5493
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