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Tough break for St. Louis Blues rookie sensation Vladimir Tarasenko, who reportedly suffered a concussion in Saturday's KHL action. This sort of injury can be wildly unpredictable at the best of times and acquiring reliable information from overseas can also present its own set of challenges – even in this day and age - so let's hope for the best for one of the up and coming stars in the game.
Honestly, I have no idea what sort of concussion protocols are in place for the KHL and how they relate to what the NHL does. Or tries to do. And let's be straight – the NHL doesn't have this down completely right either yet, although at least they've made big strides in recent years.
While we're on the subject of concussions, The San Diego Union-Tribune presented a pretty sombre Sunday morning read on Junior Seau. Aside from being a compelling human interest story, the story paints a picture of how his suicide was yet another jarring reminder of the potentially devastating and lasting impact of head injuries on athletes.
We've seen our own well-documented sadness on that front in the hockey community (more instances will come, make no mistake) and this is a matter which needs more resources, more study and more action.
Seau was (and remains) larger than life in the San Diego community and hopefully his death will provide another step forward in understanding an essential issue.
I meant to include this last night and it slipped through the cracks. Henrik Zetterberg's debut with EV Zug is expected to happen Tuesday and it seems as if he'll be playing on a line with Damien Brunner, who Red Wings coach Mike Babcock has said will be given a legit chance to make the top-six out of camp.
Generally speaking, Brunner would be best-served as a free agent pick-up in most fantasy leagues. If you get tied down to too many 'he may play on this line at the start of the season' guys at the draft itself, you can lock up your roster with too many maybes early on and hamper your team's chances right out of the gate. I like to have a little more flexibility, at least where possible.
24-year-old Navy Seal. Lost both his legs less than three months ago. IED. Seven months into his tour in Afghanistan.
Guess how he spent Friday? CSNWashington.com details how he was strapped up in a sledge hockey sled and was taking shots from Capitals like Nicklas Backstrom, John Carlson, Jason Chimera, Matt Hendricks and Jay Beagle.
We all have real heartache and problems. But the next time you're feeling sorry for yourself for one of the more pathetic reasons (we all fall victim to it from time to time), suck it up and remember that guy.
Saturday should have been the first busy night of the regular season in the NHL, which is an evening that has otherwise come to be known as fan heaven. Instead, we who live and breathe the sport linger in purgatory as the fight to split up an increasingly shrinking pie wages on.
Well done, boys. Well done.
Sportsnet.ca is running a daily lockout clock, which can simultaneously be called quite cool and yet extravagantly depressing. For each day of the regular season missed, you can see a giant running tally of the total salary lost and the number of games missed as well. Each day's schedule also features a game-by-game, team-by-team salary breakdown.
The San Jose Mercury News caught up with golfer Mike Weir. If you want a hockey quote of any kind, any random Canadian is a pretty safe bet. He says he follows the lockout 'fairly closely' and believes it's 'disappointing.'
Among his thoughts:
"If I was a player, I'd want to play. As a golfer, if for some reason we had the purses reduced, I'm not going to not play — I'm going to play."
"It's like high school boyfriend-girlfriend stuff – 'I'm not going to call you, you call me.' "
The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review got some candid thoughts from Sidney Crosby on the awesomeness of one Connor McDavid, which was especially satisfying for McDavid since Crosby is his childhood hero.
"He looks like he's got it all," Crosby said. "When I watched him play, he reminded me of myself."
If you tend to tune more into the NHL than the lower-level leagues, it's an intuitive look at a kid who is 100 percent ok with the heavy burden that has and will continue to come with his exceptional status and skills.
"I know there will be pressure,"McDavid said. "And I'm ok with that. It's what people play hockey for, to be 'The Guy.' I love when the arena is full. The more people that come out, the better. I actually sort of like that pressure."
Count me as a long-time, shameless admirer of Ken Hitchcock's work behind the bench and oh, to have lived in the St. Louis area in the last week.
More than 150 area youth coaches took advantage of a three-day series of free seminars taught by one of the best hockey minds around, who also happens to be the reigning Jack Adams winner. He and four Blues staffers schooled the local coaches. What an opportunity.
Hmm. Headed to a painting class tonight at the Learning Annex. Instructor is listed as one P. Picasso. Hope he knows his stuff.
Hitchcock told The St. Louis Post-Dispatch that coaching youth hockey teams is no longer a joking matter.
"I find at the minor hockey level, there's a lot of pressure on the coaches," he said. "The coaches used to be just somebody's parent who had the time and he did the best he could. There's high expectations for coaches now at every level. They expect a lot of themselves, but I can tell you, the athletes and the parents, they expect as much or more. That's what I've really noticed. The days of just volunteering and just trying to help. Those days are gone.
"When you're going to ask people for as much money as they need to spend on hockey, and you're going to demand three or four or five days a week from kids, you've got to be on top of your game."
Matt Cooke has, like a number of players, been enjoying more time with his wife and kids during the lockout. He tells The Canadian Press he isn't quite ready to look overseas. Cool. Whatever. But what sort of logic is this?
"There's always opportunities and some have arisen since the lockout but I think right now my fear is to go over and play 25 games and then have to come back and play a 75-game schedule, then I'm already at 100 games before playoffs," the feisty left-winger said. "Right now I'm good with where we're at. We have a good competitive ice time that's keeping us sharp and as long as that continues and the optimism of getting a deal is fairly high then I have no intentions of going over to Europe. But I haven't completely closed the door either."
For the NHL to still get in a 75-game schedule, there would have be an agreement reached pretty damn quickly. So where is he going to rack up 25 games in that scenario? Even if he had signed in a European league right away, there's no way he'd hit the 25-game mark there and be coming back to a 75-game NHL slate.
Cool spread in The National Post about the surprisingly rich hockey history of Cleveland. Good insight from Dennis Maruk, who rang up some pretty impressive NHL campaigns. New York Rangers winger Mike Rupp also talks about the little chip on his shoulder which came from being from that area.
Beauty quote from Oklahoma City Barons head coach Todd Nelson on Saturday's 3-2 win over Lake Erie: "It wasn't pretty. It was quite ugly actually. From the middle of the second period until the end of the game, I felt like I was in a bad dream.
"But we found a way to win, and sometimes you need these greasy wins to develop your character."
Speaking of those Barons, defencemen Justin Schultz and Martin Marincin began the year Friday night paired together. The Edmonton Journal points out coach Nelson was intrigued by the similarities of their offensive strengths and big shots.
Fast-forward to Saturday night, where Schultz scored the game-winner and was the game's first star. Marincin had a goal as well and earned a second star nod. They were a combined plus-5 as well.
The focus in Ottawa goaltending circles when it comes to the present and near future is rightfully on Robin Lehner (see Saturday's AHL recap section further down for his stellar start) and Ben Bishop in Bingo battling for the No. 2 job behind Craig Anderson, but the lockout is also providing fans a chance to spend a little more time getting to know Francois Brassard.
The Ottawa Sun caught up with the guy who is firmly entrenched as the No. 1 goalie on the nation's top-ranked CHL team, the Quebec Remparts, along with being one of the top netminders in the QMJHL. It's a good look at how he developed an increased work ethic and more mature approach to his game.
There was this gem too. Six straight wins to open the season and then the inevitable happened. So what does Patrick Roy do?
"After we lost our first game, he had us doing a 20-minute bag skate. It means a lot to the players to see how competitive he is," said Brassard. #nomercy
The Boston Herald believes Chris Bourque had a shaky start to the AHL season Friday night with two costly giveaways. That said, coming off a career campaign with Hershey which saw him tally 27-66-93, the article notes he could push for a spot with the Bruins whenever this season gets underway.
Providence coach Bruce Cassidy offered up an interesting perspective.
"He makes plays and there's going to be risk in some of the plays he makes. I know that," said Cassidy. "But he's proven he can get it done at this level. So certain guys need rope and he's one that will get that rope."
Harry Zolnierczyk was, let's be honest, slated to be a bubble boy for the Flyers at the start of the season. If he makes the team (he had 37 games with Philly and 39 with Adirondack last year), it'll be on the strength of his speed and his energy. He tells CSNPhilly.com he looks at this lockout as a chance to outplay guys in the AHL to find his spot at the NHL level. Great attitude.
"The entire summer I was working on my game," Zolnierczyk said. "Strength-wise, everything on ice and building yourself up to get your confidence back so when you get the chance with the NHL, you're ready.
"Being able to play here now in the minors during the lockout is something I can benefit from. Full stride when league gets going."
The New York Times tracked down 21-year-old Rangers forward Chris Kreider, noting he projects a certain guardedness when asked if an A.H.L. October in Hartford is any different from a playoff May in New York.
"I don't think the mind-set changes," Kreider said. "Keep your head down, work hard, try to learn as much as you can."
He had four goals in two exhibition games and then a helper in Friday's opener. Connecticut plays again Sunday afternoon.
Some brief AHL notes from an active Saturday evening.
Double shutouts from Rockford and Chicago for Carter Hutton (31/31 and second star) and Eddie Lack (25/25 and first star). Brandon Pirri came up with the only shootout goal for the IceHogs, while Jordan Schroeder, Bill Sweatt and Darren Haydar (third star) converted for the Wolves.
Jake Gardiner (1-1-2) took second star honours for the Marlies in a 3-1 win over Rochester, which also saw Ben Scrivens turn aside 20/21. Ryan Hamilton (2-0-2) was the first star and scored a pretty smooth goal. See below.
Adirondack's 6-3 win over Portland featured an effective showing for Flyers star-in-the-making Sean Couturier (1-1-2, 6 SOG), who was the night's first star. Brayden Schenn racked up 2-1-3, but was shut out on the star front by Garrett Roe (1-1-2) and former college star Andy Miele (1-1-2). Oliver Ekman-Larsson also nabbed a marker.
Blueliner David Kolomatis potted both of Manchester's goals in a 2-1 win over Albany. You'll never guess who took home first star consideration.
I had OKC notes earlier, but Jordan Eberle (5 SOG), Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (1 SOG) and Magnus Paajarvi (3 SOG) combined for no points.
Bridgeport beat Providence 4-2 and Kevin Poulin, who stopped 29/31, must have been strong. First star. Nino Niederreiter had a goal, giving him 2-2-4 after two affairs. Great start for the young winger, which should go a long way toward boosting his confidence.
Hamilton over Grand Rapids 4-3 (shootout win with Michael Bournival as the only scorer), but the latter still swept three star nods. Don't see that too often. 1. GR - J. Hoggan (1-1-2) 2. GR - T. McCollum (33/36) 3. GR - T. Parkes (1-0-1). Aaron Palushaj and Blake Geoffrion each came up with a goal for the Bulldogs.
Two points each for Tomas Kubalik (1-1-2), Matt Calvert (1-1-2) and Tim Erixon (0-2-2) in Springfield's 4-2 victory over St. John's. Those are also your three stars.
Big night for Robin Lehner. 35/36 in a 2-1 win over Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. Jakob Silfverberg netted a goal in his North American pro debut. Stars No. 1 and No. 2. Excellent.
Norfolk topped Worchester in a shootout, 4-3. Kyle Palmieri (0-1-1) and Peter Holland (0-1-1) won the skills competition for the Admirals, while Devante Smith-Pelly (0-2-2) was the top star of the contest. 6-4 winger Patrick Maroon, who ran around a point-per-game last year with 120 PIM, had a two-goal affair.
Brett Connolly scored in Syracuse's 4-3 win against Hershey, but Cory Conacher (1-1-2) was the night's first star. He currently leads the AHL with five points (2-3-5) in his two games as well. Braden Holtby gave up the four goals in the loss.
Texas topped San Antonio 2-1 and Tomas Vincour fired off nine shots, although he came up with zero points to show for it. Cody Eakin had a helper though.
Zero points for Mikael Granlund and Charlie Coyle in Houston's 3-1 loss, although defenceman Jonas Brodin scored. Justin Peters (27/28) and Matt Hackett (35/37) took home first and third star prizes respectively. Nice night for Justin Faulk, who ended up with two helpers and seven shots. He continues to be someone we watch for as a potential first unit power play threat alongside Joni Pitkanen in Carolina once the madness ends.
Saturday's action wrapped up with another two points for Sven Baertschi, who has four points (2G, 2A) through two games for #AHLHeat. Second star Friday. Third star Saturday. #Flames #Svensational #Stud Abbotsford beat up on Peoria, 6-2. Blueliner T.J. Brodie had three helpers and was the first star, while Roman Horak scored his second goal in as many games to earn second star honours.
As promised, here is Ryan Hamilton's second goal. Suh-weet.
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shingy said:
"24-year-old Navy Seal. Lost both his legs less than three months ago. IED. Seven months into his tour in Afghanistan" (is this not military related????)
Hey, when I hear about someone losing their legs in a WAR, excuse me if I think about politics (the people that sent him there). Everyone should, we'd be losing a lot less legs in (illegal) wars. I don't see the pretty story that goes with it, I only think he shouldn't have been there to lose his legs in the first place.
Don't forget, we are talking about this because there was a story in the ramblings about people losing their legs in war. We didn't just start talking about it on our own.
I can assure you. Without war related stories, there would be no war related comments. Pretty simple. I come here everyday for hockey.
And yes, I am proud. I can treat people nicely and not hurl childish insults at them for expressing their opinion.
PS. Thanks for the ramblings, great read as usual.
Pengwin7 said:
Please keep up all of the AHL updates during the lockout, I love them.
C.J said:
I'm saying military related news (like above) can easily make people think of politics, for obvious reasons.
Where is the military news above? Again, I say if you take that as military news and feel it warrants posting your ideas and views on the military....you definitely are lacking something in your life.
Most normal people see that as a story of something positive happening to someone who clearly suffered a tragic event, who happens to be in the military.
24-year-old Navy Seal. Lost both his legs less than three months ago. IED. Seven months into his tour in Afghanistan
The only person twisted here is you my friend, the story is the same if you read only the bold. The rest is simply explaining how he lost his legs.
I think you need to re examine your life if you miss Chris' point so badely, when its so obvious to the rest of the world. The guy is still a human being, suffered a tragic event but is now getting to do something he probably dreamed about....period. Its NICE to see something positive happen to people who need it...regardless of their profession.
PS: I could care less how many years/times you have posted on this site, it doesnt change the fact that today you took an innocent story and trashed it....well done, your should be proud.
shingy said:
Did I say a guy losing his legs was political news? Thanks for saying that for me. I'm saying military related news (like above) can easily make people think of politics, for obvious reasons.
You have it twisted. You think I'm lacking, you're the one lacking. Understanding why your loved ones are dying is important. Don't get it mixed up thinking they're protecting us. Each one of them is dying in vein.
We're not trying to be hurtful or harsh, we care, just like you. War sucks. That's all. But calling these guys hero's everywhere we turn can be very misleading for the children. It can glorify something that does not deserve it. Is the man brave? Hell yeah. But war needs to be put in its proper context.
PS. I've posted on this site for years. Many, many times. Ramblings, articles, forums, etc. I don't make things political any more than you have. I think it was the fact that you were acting so incredibly rude that made me want to say something. So, thank yourself.
C.J said:
Your life must be really lacking if you consider a guy (soldier) who loses his legs, getting a chance to play hockey with some nhl players.... political news
The only thing brutal here is people like you who take an innocent (hockey related) story and bend it to preach their own (non hockey related) views. Go get your attention on another (more appropriate) forum.
shingy said:
IMO, Nichols is the best thing to happen to fantasy reading. He's excellent. But, military news is political any way you slice it. Politics is the first thing I thought of when I read the piece. If you're not gonna censor the writer, you can't censor the responses from the article.
Just because we lose loved ones during war, doesn't mean we can't say it's stupid, it is, obviously. Soldiers dying in the middle east have zero to do with my current freedom, trust me. It's making it worse (check blowback). And that's not disrespectful, it's the truth. If there were more people like mounD making decisions, we wouldn't be at war losing loved ones.
This site also has a forum section dedicated to non hockey related issues, this led me to believe we could discuss a different range of things here...especially when brought up in the ramblings.
@ CJ (Bud) Wow. Grow up. Brutally immature. Straight to the insults. You have no right at all to act like a fourteen year old.
C.J said:
Who cares what you approve of bud? they are clearly deleting all the posts having nothing to do with hockey (including mine if need be).....and they should.
If you want "free exchange of respectful ideas" go to the appropriate site, nobody cares about your views or ideas here.
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C.J said:
I attack any moron who opens their mouth with senseless garbage. I had 2 family members die serving their country....so i have ZERO time for listening to some jackass whine about politics and discrediting the soldiers who serve our country because of it.
And this is a hockey site bud, not a site to "put his beliefs out there". Chris posted about a sad story with a happy turn that was hockey related and this moron basically tried to turn it to shit....thats class for you.
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Great ramblings, as usual. I read every day, but I always look forward to Sundays here, in-season or otherwise.


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Yeah, good luck with that
haha exactly what I was thinking. every piece must come off for this, forget that
If you are on Verizon and have insurance on your phone, then they will replace the phone free of charge. I recently did this when my iPhone 4 had this issue and got a 4s since they longer had my model in stock. Got a free upgrade and didn't have to do all that work!
I'd make sure it was hardware before going after that one!
There is a home button reset- open Stocks (or some other Apple app), push and hold power until "power off" slider comes up, push and hold Home button until the App quits and you are returned to the home screen.
If your Home button still doesn't work, then you could consider this little science project. ::grin:: This worked on my wife's iPhone when we did it several months ago, and it still is working like a charm.
good luck! Jo-el!
Seriously? Who would go through all these steps. Just asking for trouble.
I would no one will buy my iphone with a broken home button, replace for $5 sell for 250! these steps make it easy iphone 4 is much simpler to break down than 3gs or 3g those are a pain in the arse total time i would say an hour the first time i did it now about 30 minutes
That is a hoax. It does nothing.
Anyone with a Sprint iPhone 4 that has a malfunctioning home button should still be under the Apple one year warranty, no?
Good point!
I think i'll just pay someone :O
This won't work on AT&T iPhone 4
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I am having a problem with my home button still. I have stripped the phone down and reassembled a couple of times, thats not a problem for me, but the new home button (from ebay) initially was unresponsive, then after 20 or so good firm pushes, startedworking perfectly (at which point I was patting myself on the back) only for it to now being almost completely unresponsive. I dont understand. My question to you is. The new home button has a small piece or clear plastic over the underside of the button which would prevent it from contacting the metal disc that is on the iphones chassis. I assumed the plastic was there to hold the button to the cable itself but am not so sure now. Can anyone verify for me please, whether the home button is suppposed to have a metal to metal connection or not? I can find anything on the internet to say either way. Many Thanks
And bizzarely Its workign fine again now and i didnt even do anything. Confuzzled :S
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Annual, biennial, perennial herb, rarely dioecious, taprooted or rhizome generally slender
Leaves simple, generally opposite; stipules generally 0; petiole generally 0; blade entire, sheath generally 0
Inflorescence: cyme, generally open; flowers fewmany or flower solitary and axillary; involucre generally 0
Flower generally bisexual, radial; hypanthium sometimes present; sepals generally 5, ± free or fused into a tube, tube generally herbaceous between lobes or teeth; awns generally 0; petals generally 5 or 0, generally tapered to base (or with claw long, blade expanded), entire to 2several-lobed, blade generally without scale-like appendages (inner surface), generally without ear-like lobes at base; stamens generally 10, generally fertile, generally free, generally from ovary base; nectaries generally 0; ovary superior, generally 1-chambered, placentas basal or free-central, styles 25 or 1 and 23-branched
Fruit: capsule or utricle (rarely modified, dehiscent), generally sessile
Seeds: appendage generally 0
Genera in family: 85 genera, 2400 species: widespread, especially arctic, alpine, temp, n hemisphere; some cultivated (Agrostemma, Arenaria, Cerastium, Dianthus, Gypsophila, Lychnis, Saponaria, Silene, Vaccaria ).
Annual, biennial, perennial herb, ± erect, rarely dioecious, taprooted or rhizomed
Leaves petioled or not; blade linear to oblanceolate; vein 1
Inflorescence: cyme, generally terminal, sometimes axillary, open to dense; flowers fewmany, generally erect, generally with pedicels 540+ mm
Flower generally bisexual; sepals 5, fused, tube prominent, 425 mm, 213 mm diam, cylindric to bell-shaped, rounded, hairs various or 0, veins generally 10+, lobes or teeth 113 mm, < tube, triangular to linear; petals 5, 648 mm, claw long, blade entire or 26-lobed, appendages 06 at junction of claw and blade; basal lobes present or 0; stamens generally fertile, fused with petals to stalk; ovary chamber 1 or ± incompletely 35, styles 35, 135 mm
Fruit: capsule, cylindric to ovoid; stalk 07 mm, generally glabrous; teeth 3, 6, or 10, ascending to recurved
Seeds many, gray to red, brown, or black
Species in genus: 500 species: n hemisphere
Etymology: (Greek: Probably from mythological Silenus, intoxicated foster-father of Bacchus, who was covered with foam, from sticky secretions of many species)
Reference: [Hitchcock & Maguire 1947 Univ Wash Publ Biol 13:173; Showers 1987 Madroño 2940]
Annual 5080 cm
Stem erect, puberulent below, glandular-puberulent above
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Fruit ovoid to conic; stalk 12.5 mm
Seed 11.5 mm, grayish brown
Ecology: Uncommon. Disturbed, open areas
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Bioregional distribution: n Sierra Nevada, South Coast, Sonoran Desert
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Sweet potato & lentil soup
Cooking timePrep: 10 mins Cook: 25 mins
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Satisfying and simple to make, homemade soup is a great supper or take-to-work lunch
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- protein
- 9g
- carbs
- 49g
- fat
- 8g
- saturates
- 2g
- fibre
- 6g
- sugar
- 17g
- salt
- 0.71g
- 2 tsp medium curry powder
- 3 tbsp olive oil
- 2 onions, grated
- 1 eating apple, peeled, cored and grated
- 3 garlic cloves, crushed
- 20g pack coriander, stalks chopped
- thumb-size piece fresh root ginger, grated
- 800g sweet potatoes
- 1.2l vegetable stock
- 100g red lentils
- 300ml milk
- juice 1 lime
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- Put the curry powder into a large saucepan, then toast over a medium heat for 2 mins. Add the olive oil, stirring as the spice sizzles in the pan. Tip in the onions, apple, garlic, coriander stalks and ginger, season, then gently cook for 5 mins, stirring every so often.
- Meanwhile, peel, then grate the sweet potatoes. Tip into the pan with the stock, lentils, milk and seasoning, then simmer, covered, for 20 mins. Blend until smooth using a stick blender. Stir in the lime juice, check the seasoning and serve, topped with roughly-chopped coriander leaves.
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First time made soup from sweet potato, fantastic texture and easy quick to make it.Sweet dishes not my favorite, but wanted to experiment this recipe due to different comments and high rated.
No need to grate everything if you will blend it all anyway, potato can be used 500 g., 800 g too much. Lemon/lime juice add just before serving the soup with chopped coriander on top, add chili flakes if like little spicy but not hot. Chili and lemon juice breaks sweetness and adds more flavor. Loved it. Bon Appetite
Terrible, just terrible............ OK, I didn't have lime, I used chicken stock, I didn't have corriander storks, other than that I followed the recipe to the letter which produced a very dull and slightly sweet soup. I made a double quantity too because of the high ratings............. I want my money back! :)


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Pinehurst is a New England-style village with quiet, shaded streets and immaculately kept homes ranging from massive Victorians to tiny cottages. It was laid out in the late 1800s in a wagon-wheel pattern by Frederick Law Olmsted, who also designed Ashville's Biltmore and New York City's Central Park. Annie Oakley lived here for a number of years and headed the local gun club. Today Pinehurst is renowned for its golf courses.
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Tick-tock of clock loses to tick-tock of heart
By Bryan Bonato Special to The News-Sun February 9, 2013 9:52PM
Lake Forest's Bogdan Balteanu in the 200 individual medley. | Michael Schmidt~Sun-Times Media
Team Scores — 1) Lake Forest 286; 2) Stevenson 283; 3) Libertyville 241; 4) Warren 207; 5) Mundelein 135; 6) Zion-Benton 77; 7) Vernon Hills 76.
Diving — 1) Jams Lichtenstein (St) 411.4; 2) Andrew Marsh (LF) 355.9.
200 medley relay — 1) Lake Forest (Daniel Smith, Peter Grumhaus, Bogdan Balteanu, Colin Rowe), 1:36.4; 2) Libertyville, 1:36.82.
200 freestyle — 1) Peter Grumhaus (LF) 1:41.13; 2) Colin Rowe (LF) 1:43.33.
200 ind. medley — 1) Matt Conway (War) 1:57.01; 2) Matt Harrington (Lib) 1:57.3.
50 freestyle — 1) Connor Black (Mund) 20.66; 2) Garrett Zenner (War) 22.68.
100 butterfly — 1) Connor Black (Mund) 48.76; 2) Matt Harrington (Lib) 49.92.
100 freestyle — 1) Colin Rowe (LF) 47.29; 2) Justin Fu (Lib) 49.3.
500 freestyle — 1) Peter Grumhaus (LF) 4:34.21; 2) Nick Koto (Stev) 4:50.21.
200 freestyle relay — 1) Libertyville (Justin Fu, Eric Boynton, Attisuc Rush, Bobby Snader), 1:29.63; 2) Warren, 1:29.98.
100 backstroke — 1) Alex Snarski (Lib) 51.01; 2) Daniel Smith (LF) 53.22.
100 breaststroke — 1) Bogdan Balteanu (LF) 59.31; 2) Ayrton Kasemets (Mund) 1:00.24.
400 freestyle relay — 1) Lake Forest (Colin Rowe, Daniel Smith, Bogdan Balteanu, Peter Grunhaus), 3:10.35; 2) Libertyville, 3:11.83.
Since Stevenson won the dual-meet portion of the season and Lake Forest won the big meet, the two are co-champs for the 2012-2013 season.
Peter Grumhaus reeled in Libertyville's Justin Fu in the final leg of the 400 free relay to win the race and secure the team championship for the Scouts.
Scouts coach Cindy Dell on her team's 1-5-6 finish in the breaststroke: "For Cole Mitchell to place fifth out of the third heat, and for Rasmus to fight so incredibly hard to get sixth, and for Bogdan to win that breaststroke, it's wonderful. Those boys fought so incredibly hard. They knew what they had to do. Week in and week ou,t these boys have never stopped fighting. They never give up. It's been an incredible season."
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Every once in a while, something will happen in the stopwatch sports to remind us all that it's not always about the tick-tock of the clock.
Sometimes, it's about the tick-tock of the heart.
One of those times came late in Saturday's North Suburban Conference boys swim meet at Lake Forest.
With the home team looking up at Stevenson and just two events to go, Bogdan Balteanu climbed up on the starting blocks to represent Lake Forest in the 100-yard breaststroke.
Based on what the stopwatch had shown all season, Balteanu looked like a solid pick to finish third in the race.
And that, along with the expected results in the final event — a win by Lake Forest and a fourth-place finish by Stevenson in the 400 freestyle relay — would give the Patriots the team victory in the meet by a single point.
And sure enough, Lake Forest and Stevenson did finish 1-4 in the final relay.
But the script for this meet had already been flipped by Balteanu who swam the race of his life to win the breaststrokeand earn 16 team points.
If he'd finished third, as was expected, he would have earned Lake Forest four fewer team points — 12.
And Lake Forest won the meet by three — 286-283.
"I had idea of where we were at (behind 24 points) heading into the breaststroke, but we really believed we could pull it out," said Balteanu who also was on two winning relay teams. "We all dug deep and made it happen.
"It wasn't just that race though, it was a team effort. In these meets, it's about more than just winning the races. You have to have the seconds, thirds, fourths, and so on too.
"If you don't have those guys , it's not going to add up at the end."
Balteanu also swam on two winning relay teams and took third in the individual medley.


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Michael Jones has worked several jobs throughout his life. He's been a paramedic, a firefighter and a construction worker, plus he's also cultivated a passion for music on the side. Today, his job is making sure all kids know it's possible to play music.
A wall plastered with autographed photos chronicles Jones' encounters with hundreds of famous faces in the music biz, and his Albemarle County living room is not just filled with furniture, but also guitars, banjos and keyboards. While Jones admits he can play more instruments than he can count, if you listen closely, you'll quickly discover it's not about him. It's about helping kids by giving them the keys to something that may make a difference in their lives.
Jones was inspired to start Music for HOPE after recalling a time in his life when money kept him from making music.
"[My mom] didn't have the money to buy me an instrument, rent me an instrument or to pay for music lessons," said Jones.
Refusing to hold others back from expressing themselves through music, Jones created Music for HOPE to, in his words, "level the playing field so every child has the opportunity to become involved in music." He asks people to donate their old instruments that have been collecting dust.
"An instrument is meant to be played, music is meant to be shared, and you can't share the music if the clarinet is sitting in the closet," he said.
Jones started the non-profit organization the early 1990s when Jones worked in Las Vegas as a music producer. In 2006, he moved the program's national headquarters to Charlottesville, wanting to bring the success of Music for HOPE to central Virginia.
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Flipping through 'Thank You' notes from the hundreds of kids who've received instruments over the years, Jones says it's satisfying to see, but admits more work needs to be done.
Jones and Music for HOPE have also assisted many non-profit organizations by providing entertainers for fundraisers and presenting many free concerts to help bring music back into the community.
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Located in Scottsdale, Arizona, Shea Commercial Properties is the largest office condominium developer and brokerage firm in the greater metropolitan Phoenix area, with properties in Arizona and Nevada. Standing out in a crowded market is important to developers, and Shea wanted to provide tenants with offices that were fully equipped with a variety of Voice, TV and Data services. Shea needed a reliable, responsible carrier to provide that support.
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Learn the basics of what 3D printing is and how you can use it to create amazing objects, from prototypes to working tools.
Take a reference photograph and create a model from its shapes and pieces with the primitive and spline modeling tools in CINEMA 4D and C4D Lite.
Use CINEMA 4D's sculpting tools to sculpt the head of an old man and paint a great-looking texture map with BodyPaint.
Learn how to model realistic 3D characters with the powerful and flexible modeling toolset in CINEMA 4D.
Bradley G Munkowitz, aka GMUNK, explains how he makes his op-art-inspired geometric prints by using 3D tools in entirely new ways.
Reviews the most exciting new features in C4D R15, including rendering improvements, kerning controls, beveling, and changes to the sculpting engine.
Chris Korn, character designer at FUSE Animation, explains how he brings his creatures to life with CINEMA 4D and Zbrush.
Prepare your models in Maya and then send them for 3D printing on Shapeways, an online service that ships reproductions straight to your door.
Learn to model a production-ready 3D character with topology that deforms properly when it's animated, using Blender.
Model a fully detailed Shelby Cobra automobile using both polygon and NURBS techniques.
Create highly realistic virtual shots of your products, reducing the need for product photography, with modo.
Explore the world of modeling and texturing game props and assets, from tools to furniture, in Autodesk Maya.
A practical guide to constructing 3D buildings that can be used to populate video game environments
Introduces the skills needed to create photorealistic 3D creatures for film, video, and game production.
Create characters for video games or real-time rendered applications with Maya.
A practical guide to modeling and texturing 3D urban environments for games in 3ds Max.
Design and build a 3D human character that can be used for feature film, broadcast, and games.
Shows how to build, illuminate, and render realistic 3D scenes in Photoshop CS5 Extended.
Drawing six kinds of objects and manipulating them in 3D space.
Shows how to create realistic landscapes, atmospheres, and natural light effects in Maya 2011.
Demonstrates how to create professional, realistic 3D characters from scratch in Maya 2011.
Reviews the new 3D panel in Photoshop CS4, and demonstrates how to use 3D files in other applications.
Methods for creating video games, logos, mechanical assemblies, and architectural visualizations with 3ds Max.
How to take advantage of Photoshop CS3 Extended's revolutionary 3D and video capabilities.
Learn the steps needed to model a complete human character, as well as a realistic automobile.
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