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This family-friendly Chennai hotel is located in the entertainment district, within a 10-minute walk of Express Avenue, Mount Road, and Spencer's Plaza Shopping Mall. Raja Muthiah Hall and Government Museum are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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This hotel features a restaurant, a nightclub, and a 24-hour health club. Free WiFi in public areas, free valet parking, and a free manager's reception are also provided. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli are onsite.
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The hotel offers a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary manager's reception is offered on select days. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 3.5-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and limo/town car service. Event facilities measuring 5720 square feet (515 square meters) include a conference center. This family-friendly hotel also offers a 24-hour health club, a nightclub, and tour/ticket assistance. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and a train station pick-up service. Complimentary self parking and valet parking are available on site.
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Mount Pleasant residents recently graduated from the 2014 Mount Pleasant Citizen Police Academy with critical skills and knowledge that will help them keep Mount Pleasant safe.
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I just had a great idea!
saurabhfzd posted on Mar 28, 2010 6:15:21 AM - Report post
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I knew somebody would say that!
I knew somebody would say that!
Then why not make them work the same
Or make the CD's so that they can work on all of them.
that would make the need for different platforms and their separate experiences redundant.
"Do you know the difference between education and experience? Education is when you read the fine print; experience is what you get when you don't"
NobleCrusader posted on Mar 28, 2010 9:33:57 AM - Report post
Ok nevermind, it was a bad idea.
I blame capitalism.
I blame capitalism.
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originally posted by HonestGamer
originally posted by NobleCrusader
originally posted by HonestGamer
CD's would be much more expensive for users who own the PC only.
Less CD's would probably have to be produced if this happens therefore, lowering the cost.
And wouldn't that mean less profits? We are living in a world ruled by capitalism my friend.
It would also lead to less cost at the manufacturing stage. That balances it out.
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Thinking Like a Public Interest Lawyer: Theory, Practice and Pedagogy
Nisha Agarwal
New York Lawyers for the Public Interest; Harvard University - Center on the Legal Profession
Jocelyn Simonson
Brooklyn Law School
April 29, 2010
New York University Review of Law & Social Change, Vol. 34, p. 455, 2010
In educating future public interest lawyers, law schools must cultivate in students the combination of intellectual, emotional, and normative thinking required for the complex world of practice. This article presents one such method for teaching critical public interest lawyering: the integration of social theory and public interest practice introduced by the Harvard Law School Summer Theory Institute. The theory-practice method of the Institute, in which law students engage with social theories while participating in full-time summer internships with public interest organizations, demonstrates the benefits of creating a space for students to draw connections between abstract conceptions of justice and on-the-ground efforts to lawyer for social change. This article begins by using the theories of Pierre Bourdieu to explore a dichotomy between theory and practice in public interest law that can often inhibit efforts to pursue social justice lawyering. Then, drawing upon the discussions the Summer Theory Institute's students had about three theorists – Michel Foucault, Friedrich Hayek, and David Couzens Hoy – this article demonstrates how theoretical reflection placed in the practice setting can cultivate in law students the kind of normative thinking necessary to make them inspired, self-reflective, and critically engaged public interest lawyers and agents of social change.
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International unemployment rates by age group, 2011
July 27, 2012
In 2011, among countries covered by the BLS international comparisons program, Spain had the highest unemployment rates among teenagers (64.7 percent) and persons aged 20 to 24 (43.2 percent). Concepts and definitions of unemployment in labor force surveys may differ from country to country, and BLS adjusts the estimates from some countries to make them more comparable with U.S. concepts and definitions.
Japan experienced the lowest unemployment rate among teenagers in 2011 (9.7 percent). The Netherlands recorded the lowest unemployment rate among those persons aged 20 to 24 (5.7 percent), while the Republic of Korea experienced the lowest unemployment rate among adults (3.0 percent).
These data are from the International Labor Comparisons program. Teenagers are defined as 16-19-year-olds in Canada, Spain, Sweden, the United States, and the United Kingdom; and 15-19-year-olds in other countries shown. Adults are defined as persons aged 25 and over. To learn more, see "International Comparisons of Annual Labor Force Statistics, Adjusted to U.S. Concepts, 16 Countries, 1970–2011" (HTML) (PDF).
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, International unemployment rates by age group, 2011 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2012/ted_20120727.htm (visited September 30, 2016).
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It's Good to Have to Get Things Done
Did you ever have a week in which you had an impossible amount of work to complete, yet somehow got it done?
Likewise, did you ever have a week in which you knew your workload would be light, so you made grand plans to complete a personal project – and ended up loafing and getting very little done?
Such behavior is true for most people. It's amazing what we can do when we have no other option but to get our work done. This old saying is also true: "If you want to get something done, assign it to someone who is busy."
The fact is, it is good for human beings to have things they must do. It's good to have deadlines and pressure and jobs and projects that we must complete. Our work can be stressful, but as we succeed, we are lifted up. We grow our skills and sense of self-worth and are able to take on ever greater challenges. We become self-sufficient and attain the means to provide for our families.
So why are we encouraging so many people to not achieve self-sufficiency through our welfare programs?
According to Robert Rector, a poverty researcher at The Heritage Foundation, "federal and state welfare spending today is 16 times greater than it was when President Lyndon B. Johnson launched the War on Poverty."
Yet 15 percent of Americans, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, are still living in poverty – a percentage that is about the same as it was 50 years and $20 trillion ago.
Rector says the actual poverty rate doesn't factor in the income that welfare recipients receive from more than 80 means-tested programs that provide cash, food, housing, medical care and other targeted social services.
Roughly 100 million Americans are receiving benefits from one or more of these programs, but only about 3 percent of these funds are considered "income" by the census.
"In other words, the government's official 'poverty' measure is not helpful for measuring actual living conditions," Rector says.
The census is good at measuring self-sufficiency, however, which is "the ability of a family to sustain an income above the poverty threshold without welfare assistance."
Rector says the census accurately reports there has been no improvement in self-sufficiency for the past 45 years – even though self-sufficiency was LBJ's primary goal when he launched his war on poverty.
Why the lack of progress?
"Welfare breaks down the habits and norms that lead to self-reliance, especially those of marriage and work," says Rector. "It thereby generates a pattern of increasing intergenerational dependence. The welfare state is self-perpetuating: By undermining productive social norms, welfare creates a need for even greater assistance in the future."
Most everyone agrees that we need a safety net to help the truly needy. But aren't we casting too wide a net? Aren't we ultimately incentivizing many able-bodied people to not become self-sufficient and not pursue their true potential?
I am grateful there are no federal programs – that I know of – that pay writers to write, as our government did with 7,000 writers during the Great Depression. If I were offered just enough dough to keep a roof over my head, I just might go for it – and, knowing my habits, I'd sit at home every day, not getting any writing done.
I can't imagine how difficult it is to become self-reliant if you are currently depending on government programs, but Rector says the way out is to reform the programs so people are encouraged and guided toward lives of self-sufficiency.
How much better off will we all be when more of us have an impossible amount of work to complete in a week, yet somehow get it done?
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American Idol Season 8 Winner Kris Allen announces the release of his second album entitled THANK YOU CAMELLIA, the follow-up to his self-titled debut released in 2009 after winning the American Idol title.
Kris' lead single from THANK YOU CAMELLIA entitled "The Vision of Love" was co-written by Kris Allen with Nasri and Adam Messinger and produced by Nasri and Messinger (Chris Brown/Justin Bieber), "The Vision of Love" showcases Kris' talent as a singer and songwriter.
Kris Allen co-wrote every song on THANK YOU CAMELLIA and has been integrally involved in the production aspect of the recording process, as well. He is working with top-notch producers and co-writers including Tim Pagnotta (former lead singer of Sugarcult and producer of "Animal" by the Neon Trees); Curt Schneider (Augustana, Five for Fighting); Nasri & Adam Messinger, (Chris Brown/Justin Bieber); Kevin Kadish (Jason Mraz, Rob Thomas); Boots Ottestad (Andy Grammar, Robbie Williams); among others.
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Community members stand up for soldiers' right to heal
A demonstration outside the Fort Hood main gate honored soldiers who have committed suicide due to trauma inflicted in combat.
NATO protest reflections: Winning tactics vs. dead ends
One by one, they threw their medals toward the generals and statesmen behind the high barricades surrounding the NATO Summit in Chicago.
NATO week: Foreclosure protesters dump furniture at Citibank
Carrying furniture from a foreclosed home through the streets, protesters marched on Citibank and the Cook County Sheriff.
Chicago residents link NATO to neighborhood disasters
The city's huge Latino community linked what the military alliance is doing worldwide to the violence and foreclosures they face in their neighborhood.
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Wonderful gravy can make any meal a big success. This page contains gravy making tips and tricks.
To get smooth gravies from a package, I first put them into a jar with a lid and shake it back and forth a few times. You'll never see another lump. I also do this when preparing Creamed Soups!
I learned how to make homemade gravy from my Mom & Grandmother, and their gravy is what made the "Dinner." Whatever meat you have roasted, braised, browned and has some residue or drippings can be a base for gravy.
I agree that good gravy must start with flour that is slowly browned in the pan drippings (fat only!) before adding your liquid to thicken. Another helpful hint when making really good gravy is to use a slotted spoon. It seems to keep the gravy from forming the lumps so many complain about. When almost ready, season well with salt and pepper using the "taste test" method. It takes more than you'd think! Gravy isn't difficult but takes time and patience, and then is oh so good!
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How can I spruce up a gravy mix to taste "homemade"?
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I always make it with or without the drippings minus the grease. But to my gravy I add a can of cream of mushroom soup or cream of chicken soup. I have had so many compliments and men who request my gravy.
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Another thing I discovered quite by accident is that sodium free bouillon mixes make an excellent gravy stock with just a small amount of salt added (less than would be present in a "normal" bouillon or even a jarred soup base). These dietetic bouillons make a really heroic effort to create good flavor, although when made as directed they end up smelling wonderful and tasting lousy. A little salt and they smell wonderful and taste wonderful. Add some flour or cornstarch and olive oil to complete the gravy.
The beauty of this recipe is that you can make it a day ahead; heat it back up on simmer in a saucepan and not have to be scrambling to make the gravy from the drippings at the last ditch minute ;-) This can be used for poultry or beef gravy.
Melt butter with olive oil over medium heat in a medium saucepan, whisk in flour and stir until light brown.
Turn heat to medium high, gradually whisk in broth and bring to a boil, stirring frequently.
Reduce heat to low, add spices to taste and simmer 5 minutes, or until thickened to your liking.
By Deeli from Richland, WA
The key to having appealing looking brown gravy, rather than pale gravy, is to brown the flour you use to thicken the gravy. Brown the flour in a skillet before adding liquid.
I have a bad habit of adding too much corn starch or flour to my gravy. What could I do to eliminate the taste?
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Instead of cornstarch, try adding butter, it thickens whilst leaving a nice taste. Or, add more liquid if you don't want to use butter.
I love the rotisserie chickens my big box store offers.
Do you know how to create scrumptious gravy from these rotisserie chickens? I see the juices swimming in the bottom of the container, but my attempts for good gravy have been extremely disappointing.
Thank You in advance. :)
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When I make a roux for store bought chicken, I usually use the drippings as part of the water in the recipe. You get all the flavor of what ever they use in your gravy. We love the Lemon Chicken, so good.
When making your gravy with roux, always heat the stock, broth, milk or cream you are using before adding it to the hot roux. This prevents the clumping that can easily occur when making gravy.
Do not despair if you over salt gravy. Stir in some instant mashed potatoes to repair the damage. Just add a little more liquid in order to offset the thickening. By Peggy
How to cook gravy, as in chicken gravy, without grease or oil. Brown flour in skillet, add seasoning or bouillon cubes. Add enough water to make it thin as you like, let simmer about 1 minute. Tastes very good.
For quick thickener for gravies, add some instant potatoes to your gravy and it will thicken beautifully. By Peggy
Gravy can still be good for you, even breakfast to enjoy now and then without being so fattening. Just use broth instead of milk. Cut out the fat by mixing the flour with cold broth or some water and stir into broth when hot. It is really good gravy.
Making gravy; I start with the drippings from a roast, chicken or pan fried meat and letting cook until all the liquid is vaporized and the meat juices are caramelized. Drain grease off; what's left are the caramelized juices.


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Juventus are reportedly leading the chase to land Robin van Persie, should the Dutchman leave Arsenal this summer.
The Gunners captain declared earlier this week that he would not be renewing his contract with the club - which has just 12 months left to run.
Since his announcement a host of clubs have been linked, but Sky Sports understands that just three clubs are currently challenging for his signature - Juventus, Manchester City and Manchester United.
All three have been in the reckoning all summer and that has not changed.
Both City and United are set to offer him the chance to remain in England, should he leave the Emirates, but Juve are pushing hard with Italian sources claiming their offer would make him one of the highest players in Europe.
Van Persie has made it clear that silverware is the most important thing to him at this point - although all three clubs would be well in contention next season to challenge for every honor.
The player himself is currently on holiday and is due to return to England next week, when more talks with Arsenal are likely.
Paris Saint Germain have been linked, and whilst nobody could deny they could afford Van Persie, Sky Sports understands that the player would not entertain a move to the French capital at this point in his career.
And PSG chairman Nasser al-Khelaifi says his club have not made contact with the Dutch forward.
"We have never talked with Van Persie," he told l'Equipe.
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The group Artists of the Rustbelt is teaming up with a Mahoning Valley car club for its next show.
"Rust Belt Revival" will feature a hot rod car show along with an artists' market.
According to Youngstown artist Tony Nicholas, the group was looking for new and inventive ways to expand the audience for the art shows it has semi-annually at the B&O Station. Knowing the popularity of automobiles in the Mahoning Valley, Artists of the Rust Belt decided to partner with Roadhounds.
"The Youngstown area has a rich history of car culture celebrations including everything from open hood gatherings at the A&W Restaurants to the mega shows held at the legendary Idora Park." Nicholas said in the press release. "We'd like to bring home that spirit of intense automotive appreciation and the family outing fun this area is famous for."
Regional artists will be selling and displaying their work in addition to doing live demonstrations while an invitational display of classic hot rods is planned on the B&O grounds.
Other attractions include performances by The Tribe of Eos, a professional fusion belly dance group based out of the Calvin Center in Youngstown, and an appearance by the The Little Steel Derby Girls.
Refreshments will be available for purchase.
"Rust Belt Revival" runs from 1 to 7 p.m. Sunday at the B&O Station, 530 Mahoning Ave., Youngstown. Admission is $1. For more information, call 330-501-9812.


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I am so stupid
We took the kids to a waterpark today and I took tons of pics and When I got home I went to upload them to my comp and I forgot my memory card in my comp. I didn't even take any pics. I know in my other camera pics can be saved to the camera but I can't figure it out on this one. I am so mad at myself. My sis did take some pics but I took lots and lots.
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Oh no! That does suck, but you aren't stupid because of it. *hugs*
ive done that too, but mine has internal memory that only holds 10 pics
by Member on Jul. 14, 2012 at 9:42 PM
ooh sucks to be u!!! lol. it happens to the best of us.
by Donna on Jul. 14, 2012 at 10:08 PM
Its allright mama. We get busy sometimes as mamas and forget things. I cant tell you how much ive forgotten lately.
by Smart Mouth McGee on Jul. 14, 2012 at 10:39 PM
It's ok, the memories are in your heart
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At TRES we specialize in classic & contemporary Tequila cocktails. Our goal is to make cocktails that enhance all of the unique characteristics of 100% agave Tequila. We use only fresh juices & top quality mixers.
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Are you looking for the latest energy news and updates in Massachusetts? You have come to the right place. The Energy Smarts blog provides an inside look into state energy policies, stories, and events that are happening across the Commonwealth. If you are also looking for up-to-the-minute updates, there are several state officials and agencies that are using Twitter to communicate about energy in Massachusetts. Here are my recommendations on which Twitter accounts you should follow for the latest in energy news.
Department of Energy Resources – @MassDOER
From gas prices to solar installations and appliance rebates, the Department of Energy Resources Twitter feed is the place to go for all things energy in Massachusetts.
EEA Secretary Richard K. Sullivan Jr. – @MassEEA
Energy and Environment Affairs Secretary Sullivan actively tweets from energy-related events and highlights related news stories. A recent tweet from the Secretary: Massachusetts leads clean energy revolution again, new facility tests #wind blades 90 meters long R http://yfrog.com/h7q11brj
Massachusetts Clean Energy Center – @MassCEC
This quasi-public agency provides support for the clean energy sector and communicates the latest renewable news and updates. A recent tweet from this account: Check out this video on why MA is well positioned to take advantage of the burgeoning clean energy marketplace http://video.ft.com/v/983210935001/Massachusetts-reaps-a-wind-and-svestolar-har
Agriculture Commissioner Scott J. Soares – @AgCommishSoares
A frequent tweeter, Commissioner Soares often highlights energy policies that impact the agriculture community. My personal favorite from earlier this year: Flipping the switch on "Cow Power" in MA! Good for farms, our environment and our economy! http://www.telegram.com/article/20110519/FLASH/105199932
Department of Energy Resources – @MassGreening
State staff assisting the Massachusetts private sector with energy programs (efficiency, renewables, clean energy).
Energy Smarts blog – @maenergysmarts
This blog's official Twitter handle, follow the feed to get information on the latest energy blog posts and other energy news from across the state.
Governor Deval Patrick – @MassGovernor
An outspoken advocate of clean energy and an active new media user, Governor Patrick's account is the most popular on this list and is a must follow for anyone who is interested in Massachusetts policies and events.
If you are interested in connecting with other officials and agencies online, you can find a comprehensive list of Official Commonwealth of Massachusetts Social Media Accounts online.
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Governor Baker Signs Comprehensive Energy Diversity Legislation posted on Aug 9
Today, in a continued effort to stabilize electric rates, ensure a diversified energy portfolio for the Commonwealth, and embrace advanced technologies, Governor Charlie Baker signed comprehensive energy diversity legislation into law at the State House with Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito, legislative leaders, and energy and …Continue Reading Governor Baker Signs Comprehensive Energy Diversity Legislation
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On Aug. 13, Gardnerville resident Margarito Meza was severely injured while working as a lineman for Comcast Cable Company in Santa Clara, Calif.
Electricity entered the 48-year-old's back and exited from his left hand, leaving burns on his neck and face.
"He's stable. He's doing as well as can be expected," friend Lucia Gray said. "They have him on a lot of pain medication."
Meza is in the burn unit in Santa Clara Medical Center, where he is expected to stay for at least two months.
"They have to assess where the damage is, and if the tissue will regenerate or not," Gray said. "As new tissue grows they remove the damaged tissue. It's done on a daily basis."
On Aug. 28, Margarito had a major surgery on his shoulder.
"He came through the surgery very well," friend Shannon Roberson said. "There were no complications during the procedure, so the operating staff was very pleased."
He has more surgeries coming up, but they will be far less complicated than this one. He will continue to be heavily medicated for the pain.
"Please pray for Margarito, Eddy and their children as they continue on this journey," Roberson said.
His wife, Edelmira (Eddy), is staying in an hotel near the hospital. Her employer, Carson Tahoe Hospital, has agreed to hold her job for six months while Margarito recovers.
The Meza's have four children, Edna, a senior at UNR, Rocio and Carla at Douglas High and Josh at Pau-Wa-Lu Middle School.
The three younger children stay with Roberson in Gardnerville during the week, and are taken to Santa Clara on the weekends to see their parents.
"They are a really nice family, both he and his wife are hardworking," Gray said. "They are very honest and grateful to be here. They are very proud to be Americans."
An account at Greater Nevada Credit Union has been opened for donations.
The Carson Valley Inn has donated space for a fundraiser lasagna dinner and silent auction 6 p.m. Saturday.
Friends from the high school and children's sports teams have donated food and time to help with the fundraiser, and Douglas-Alpine Thrivent is also sponsoring the event.-
Tickets are $10 per person and $40 for a family of five.
Organizers are accepting silent auction items.
"We're looking for anything that has value that we can auction," Gray said. "We're open to anything and everything."
To donate, contact Cynthia Darling at firstname.lastname@example.com or 267-0552 or Gray at firstname.lastname@example.com or 790-0099. A Caring Bridge site for Margarito is http://www. caringbridge.org/visit/margaritomeza.
Donations are being accepted under the name Edelmira Meza at Greater Nevada Credit Union account number 827129.
What: Margarito Meza fundraiser
When: 6 p.m. Saturday
Where: Carson Valley Inn
Cost: $10 per person, $40 for family of five
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Maple Leafs need to make deal with Oilers for top pick in 2012 NHL entry draft
We cannot say this for sure, but ever since Edmonton Oilers general manager Steve Tambellini said that the No. 1 pick he received in Tuesday's draft lottery could be available for trade, you have to believe that the first call he received was from Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke … or KHL president Alexander Medvedev.
The KHL could use Nail Yakupov — considered the top prospect — and they might get him if the NHL fails to negotiate a new collective bargaining agreement with the players before the start of next season. But the Leafs, who have the fifth-overall selection, truly need this No. 1 pick. Not so much because it will help the team, but because it will help erase the bad feeling in everyone's mouth after a lousy second half to the season.
Would the Canucks be able to trade Luongo?
There are still many questions surrounding the Vancouver Canucks even though they managed to stay alive in the NHL playoffs save one – is Roberto Luongo still their main man?
Luongo's up-and-down career with the Canucks is almost certainly in its final weeks now that the Canucks' organization, from general manager Mike Gillis and head coach Alain Vigneault on down, turned to emerging goaltender Cory Schneider for the last two games with the team's season on the line. Schneider served notice Thursday he is ready for the No. 1 job with 43 saves in a 3-1 win, the Canucks' first against three losses in their playoff series against the Los Angeles Kings.
Roberto Luongo era done for Canucks?
When practice ended Tuesday, Roberto Luongo and Cory Schneider met near centre ice. They kneeled together, and enjoyed each other, talking and laughing.
In the eye of the storm, it was a long, loose, pressure-free moment.
But was it their last?
Yakupov wants to be an Oiler
Nail Railovich Yakupov answered the phone Sunday night in Nizhnekamsk, Tatarstan, Russia, and said it was true. That's exactly what he told Russian hockey legend Igor Larionov — who also happens to be his agent.
When the bingo balls fell and the 29th-place Edmonton Oilers won last week's NHL Draft Lottery to pick first in the draft for the third consecutive year, Yakupov said he was ecstatic.
"I definitely want to go to Edmonton and play for the Oilers, for sure," said the 18-year-old that Central Scouting and every other scouting service and credible draft projector has rated No. 1 all year.
Hat trick would help Jackets' recovery
When it comes to their offseason plans, the Blue Jackets prefer reshape to rebuild. In this case, they're not splitting hairs.
Rather than dismantle the roster and start on a three- or four-year rebuilding plan, indications are that the Blue Jackets will make moves this summer with the hope of being competitive — dare we mention the Stanley Cup playoffs? — next season.
What would Iggy fetch?
As the debate heats up over whether Jarome Iginla should be traded to accelerate a rebuild, one of the biggest questions that needs to be asked is simple: What is the captain's worth?
The Calgary Flames owners have a pretty good idea what he means to the club financially and otherwise.
But how much is he worth on the NHL's open market?
Could the Jackets trade Nash for a golie?
The Jackets, of course, are also looking for a No. goalie and will use a trade of forward Rick Nash, the No. 2 overall pick and the Los Angeles Kings' pick (in the Jeff Carter deal) to get one … It wouldn't surprise me if the Oilers drafted Oil Kings forward Henrik Samuelsson's in the second round.
Linus Omark Tweets Apparent Trade Request
Linus Omark, the offensively gifted winger from Sweden, has been a subject of trade rumours for some time now. He couldn't buy his way into the lineup towards the end of the season, as head coach Tom Renney leaned on players like Darcy Hordichuk and Chris Vande Velde instead, at times even playing centre Eric Belanger on the wing rather than bringing Omark back into the lineup. He's also at times made comments that have rubbed Oilers fans the wrong way, and seems to have less hesitation than most professional hockey players about speaking his mind on the record.
In that light, today's tweet in response to a fan hoping he proved the Oilers' limited use of him wrong by playing well at the World Championships, is perhaps unsurprising:
Flames GM will look far and wide for upgrades
Being busy in the National Hockey League's free-agent market means different things to different teams.
There's the whole-hog approach, the million-dollar Band-Aids.
For the Calgary Flames, though, it often means pecking away.
Last summer, for instance, they corralled a number of small names. Perhaps no fireworks went off when Derek Smith agreed to a one-year deal. But, by Christmas, the defender had proved to be a capable NHLer. The cost? His relatively modest salary of $700,000. He's since been extended.
Door opening for Iginla deal
The fans have spoken and so has Jarome Iginla, making it clear two-thirds of the parties involved are at least starting to come to grips with the possibility of a trade.
We'll hear from the club at noon Tuesday when GM Jay Feaster treads carefully around an issue that has dominated the Calgary sports scene the last week like never before.
Montreal Canadiens: New GM will face monumental task
Here, apart from the obvious tasks – such as finding a great coach and getting better players – are five things the new GM has to do:
Job security casualty of Leafs train wreck
About all that's certain regarding the Maple Leafs' roster is that we know it will be different in September when training camp starts.
No teams, whether they've won the Stanley Cup or crashed and burned and missed the playoffs, stay the same one season to the next.
"You know changes will be made, regardless of what happened," Leafs forward Matthew Lombardi said. "It's always tough at the end of the year, saying goodbye to guys. But most hockey guys, everyone gets along pretty well and everyone can adapt. I have got to know that over the last couple of years."
Avs miss playoffs again; time is ticking on their future
The Avs have a real decision to make about Paul Stastny. He entered Saturday's season finale with 21 goals and 53 points. Respectable numbers, for sure. But, fair or not, the burden of expectations that came with his five-year, $33 million contract haven't been met.
Too many times, his performance was lacking in big games, with a pointless, minus-4 game at San Jose a couple of weeks ago part of a contest that essentially sealed his team's fate. We all expected Stastny to meet or exceed the two 70-plus point seasons he had in three of his first four in the NHL. But the fact is, he hasn't hit the 60-point mark in the last two seasons.


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AS ONE OF the founding families of Willamette Valley wine production, Dick and Nancy Ponzi—or at least their pinot noirs—are well known to Portlanders. What is not as well known is that they planted 50 acres of white wine grapes back in the early 1990s, including arneis and pinot gris. Now that the vines have matured, head winemaker Luisa Ponzi, 40 (the couple's daughter), is taking full advantage. As a result, her 2007 whites and rosés are, without question, the best that have come out of the valley this year.—Condé Cox
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Renewed Jurys Inn
Arrived on Friday to find inn had been totally renovated and updated. Now in very good and clean condition in all areas. Staff helpful and accomodating. Breakfast buffet was good and plentiful. Inn full with the weekend events and quite busy.Local area undergoing street renovations to upgrade the roadways.Lots of street reconstruction uncompleted, so watch your step in some side streets. Short walk to city center and all shopping, restaurants,pubs etc. One note: Fridays and Saturdays require a reservation for dinner at most good restaurants - plan ahead during the day. No complaints with the Inn in its current condition.
Look elsewhere!
I stayed here between Christmas and New Year and this hotel was terrible. I can't believe the reviews on here were mostly positive just a few weeks back. The lobby area is OK and they have just renovated the bar/reception but the "restaurant" is still under development. Everything after you step into the lift takes a major turn for the worse though. The corridors are shabby and for about 36 hours, a hoover was parked in the middle of the floor. The rooms, we had two, were both very poor. They were probably due for refurbishment about 2 years ago. Light fittings were broken and others didn't work at all, the carpet was worn. More worryingly the bedding had holes in it and my pillow smelt of smoke! The bathrooms are very basic and one was in need of some repair to the "wood" work. The staff were of varying quality, front desk was generally OK but I did manage to spend a lift journey listening to the room cleaners moaning to their supervisor about having to do more "useless training". Given what I found while staying here, they could do with some! Overall - Do not stay here, you will be sorry. The bad news though is that the standard of other hotels in the city didn't look too much better.
This was a horrible hotel
This hotel is getting some upgrades but it was a horrible hotel to stay. It was central to our trip but the first room they put us in was filthy although the manager put us in the new rooms they did not seem to be much better.........we stayed in Galway and the Jurys Inn was quite pleasant....stay away from here
Don't go there
I recently had the displeasure of staying at Jurys Inn Cork on business for a week. Usually I am not one to quibble, but I feel obliged to write about it as it was so horrendous. First up - only getting the reduced rate by booking on the net was ridiculous, an unfriendly receptionist told me I had to walk a couple of blocks away to book it, couldn't believe it. So returned hungry, wet, cold to have a snack in the restaurant - staff were too busy chatting each other up to worry about my ham and cheese sandwich (stale, overpriced etc). Asked for a non-smoking room, got a smoking one.. key card thing failed several times meaning i had to traipse to lobby at all hours to have it fixed... Renovation work meant drills and banging from 8am which is especially annoying as I was working late into the night and needed sleep. Also woken early by housemaids demanding to know if I wanted my room made up or towels (despite 'do not disturb' sign). Woken several nights by screaming, drunk, giggling guests running up and down the hallway, room was shabby with one bed having pillowcases sewn on with dark dirty patches on them - eww. Worn blankets, frayed carpet that didnt even cover the floor exposing concrete patches. Only 22 car parks that were never available, drunk and homeless people sleeping and drinking on the footpath directly next to the hotel... Need I go on? Next time I'll be trying the Metropole down the road for the same price. Disgraceful!
Never stay here - torture!
Stay away from this hotel for your own sanity. It is right next door to a 'dry house' for the homeless. By a dry house, I mean its for people who are both homeless and alcoholics. Which is fine if they are sober when they turn up, but more often than not, they turn up drunk and are not left in. Thus you are left with gangs of roaring drunks outside your windown all night. They play music, set up tents, and generally create a right racket all night. Can't keep window shut to try and drown out noise or you'll suffocate due to the heating being switched to 'boiling point' at all times. Asked for it to be turned down only to be told by a surly receptionist to 'open my window if I was too warm'. I'll never ever go back there, and have warned all my friends off. I can't believe it got #29 on this site, it concerns me as I was going to book a hotel in London based on the reviews here but now I'm not so sure.
Average hotel with worlds longest hallway
Great location with FREE parking, however this hotel is average at best. Interestingly enough, this hotel has the worlds longest hallway. Our room number was 187, a mere 500 yards down the hall to the left. The room was clean and had a decent bathroom. The hotels gym equipment is aging, but is above average for Ireland. Don't plan on running on the treadmill unless your under 5 feet in height. You can remove a panel from the drop ceiling and run with your head in the drop ceiling area facing some sprinkler pipes.
Bank Holiday Weekend
We stayed for one night on the recent bank holiday weekend. The rates were a bit higher than usual, and I felt that it was a bit expensive for what was offered (which was exactly the same room down to almost every detail as the Jury's Inn in Limerick although I realize Cork is a bigger city than Limerick). I liked the location which made walking to the main shopping and eating area very easy. We had to park a long way away from the hotel, and parking was expensive. The breakfast at 9 Euro each was terrible, and I would strongly recommend finding an alternative. All in all, I was glad I stayed here as opposed to the other hotel I had considered because of the location.
Good value and location
Stayed here recently with my wife and daughter. We were given a room that was plenty big enough for the 3 of us and at a very reasonable rate. OK it lacks a bit of character but having stayed in some of the more 'characterful' and more expensive B&Bs on Western Rd in rooms no bigger than a shoe box I know which I would prefer. The buffet breakfast is fine too although you pay extra for this. As for the location it was very handy and I certainly didn't feel threatened when I made the very short walk (5 mins max.) to/from the city centre, unlike one of the other reviewers.
Very handy, always available
I've stayed here a number of times, and although I prefer to stay in non-chain hotels that have a bit of character and a welcoming staff, I find this place satisfies an all accounts. Granted, if you stay here on a weekend you're probably sharing with stag and hen parties and other sundry drunkards, but there's a general quiet about its expansive corridors and spacious rooms. I use the internet for long periods when I stay here because the hotel's charge is very reasonable. On three or four occasions I've checked out and not even been charged for my internet time. The location is very handy, too. Cork is compact, and Jury's is right next to the bus station and Patrick Street and just a 5 minute walk from the train station., while it's relative distance from shops and pube means that there's very little street noise. I've never had the breakfast there so I can't vouch for it. Being able to check in very early and very late at night makes this a handy choice, too. And it's always got rooms free.
Good hotel
this hotel is a good option if you are looking for good value. The location isn't fantastic - I wouldn't walk around there on my own after dark. It is, however, close to the city centre and is safe during the day (I would just get a taxi at night). The hotel itself is fine - clean, warm, and the staff are generally pleasant and friendly.
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Cloche et Whisky!
... bus, we can't see much. We brave the weather and decide to hop off the bus for our first attraction: to ring the bells of Shandon. We choose to play the only song in French "frère Jacques" with the bells. It's quite a nice experience and the view from the top of the bell tower is splendid. After a quick coffee&croissant pause, we take the bus to go to the Jameson whiskey distillery. It's now under a sunny sky that we tour the ...
First few days here
Saturday was a very nice day, did not rain and but was a little chilly. Our whole group had to meet up by one of the dorms and walk to the city centre together for a scavenger hunt around the city. It was fun and a good way to get to know where we will be living for the next few months. Then after that we just walked around, grabbed some lunch at this little sandwich place, it was really good! After that we had free time until 5:45. I met up with Sam and Emer for ...
The Other Irish Stout
... always tossing little bits of information at us, like how the brewery across the street from one pub we went to used to have pipes running underground directly into the pub where the beer was pumped from! Now, THAT is fresh! - Safe - When one of us was a wee bit too tipsy to continue on, he ensured she had a couch complete with a duvet and a tall glass of water to re-hydrate once she woke up. (I stipulated a duvet was a minimum comfort requirement for ma girl ...
A coast with many stories to tell
... many reasons, but what interested me the most is that it was the stepping off point for hundreds of thousands of Irish emmigrants who left their homeland during the potato famine--a tragedy that saw the country's population drop 1.5 million in just 10 years. The way I see it, Cobh is basically the opposite of Pier 21 in Halifax or Ellis Island in New York. Kinsale was not exactly what we expected, but it did not disappoint. We ...
Day 2
... another bus. It was just our bus of 58. This time we were with 2 other buses and my god was everyone keen. The other bus was packed full of boys too so the poor common room of the hostel was just packed full of gappies and drinking games. I was very tame and sane. There was a lot of sculling of straight vodka, not from me however. I am pretty sure one of the other boys had to pay a fine or something ebcause they broke a window. Wait to you here about the ...


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Ukraine president talks to Putin, Merkel, Hollande
KIEV, Ukraine -- Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko tried to keep his peace plan to settle the conflict with pro-Russian separatists on track in a four-way phone call Sunday with Russian President Vladimir Putin and the leaders of France and Germany.
The two-hour conversation came before a deadline today that European Union leaders set for Russia and the separatists to take steps to ease the violence, warning that otherwise they were ready "at any time" to impose further punitive measures.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande encouraged the Ukrainian and Russian presidents to work on meeting the EU conditions, Hollande's office said in a statement. The EU's demands included the return of three border checkpoints to Ukrainian control, verification of the cease-fire by monitors, and talks to put Poroshenko's peace plan in place.