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I've made my first cuts and will be updating on here and Instagram as Curious Fractals comes together!
Monday, January 18, 2016
Curious Fractals - part one
This year I have a few projects I want to work on, and spending my first week of the year over on 52Quilters was a great year to help me sort out my ideas and draw up a proper work list.
I've made my first cuts and will be updating on here and Instagram as Curious Fractals comes together!
I've written a lot about craft as a kind of sustenance for me, something that helps me focus, keep balance, and save time for myself, but I've always been careful to categorise it as play and not "work".... My approach for 2016 is to do the opposite, not categorise it as work in the sense that it's going be to major source of income, but to acknowledge the need to develop myself and just generally do more. It's work in the same way that going to the gym, read a challenging book, or forcing myself to go to the dentist is work: sometimes a pain, but mostly very good for me!
So my first project of 2016 is my Curious Fractals quilt. Quite a few years ago I broke my own stash rules and bought up a good selection of fabrics from David Butler's Curious Nature collection, and I've been sitting on them, failing to get off my stash ever since.
After trying a few different ideas, and building up anxiety over cutting into my stash, I've decided to revisit my fractals pattern from the Mini Rainbow Swap last year. To enlarge my colour rainbow mini that had 8 colours repeating three times, and create a much larger and squared off version using 12 colours of Curious Nature repeating twice.
I'm using paper piecing for this project, the quilter is divided into 24 fragments, each made up of three paper pieced pieces. I haven't decided how I'm going to frame/square off the work, but I've started on the fragments.
I know per piecing is a fast and straightforward way to piece, but I forgot how much prep there is: cutting out the 72 fragments, numbering fabrics and laying out what fabric corresponds which each piece. I spent most of the first weekend of January planning instead of sewing, but progress is slowly underway.
I've made my first cuts and will be updating on here and Instagram as Curious Fractals comes together!
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Labels: curious nature, David Butler, fractals, get off my stash
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
slow and measured steps...
Well true to what they say, 2015 came in like a Lion! Life has been keeping me busy, with lots of travel for work and the ticking along of 52 Quilters... but I'm pleased to report that I have been maintaining my 'focus' and staying true to that as my word for the year!
My first exercise in focus was working on my project for the Rainbow Mini Swap - my second ever swap, and so I set out to do a few things on my list and really focus and force myself to do more with this mini project. I wanted to created something entirely new, and work from my own pattern so I designed a geometric foundation pieced design in Illustrator and then had a go and piecing it together.
Above: my first two test pieces for the project - and - Below: my many segments in the stages of piecing things together.
This has been a really great project for me because it has basically served as a big heavy-handed metaphor for 'focus': with all the lines and segments shooting out in a fractal-like pattern, but all anchoring in a single point of focus in the centre. It's a lot like my life right now - lots of wonderful distractions in the big picture, but I'm learning to prioritise, focus (get ready for a year of overusing that word!) and not just deal with things one at a time, but really be in that moment of dealing with things instead of half-completing something while my mind is wondering about everything else.
And Tad-dah! The final project (front and back) - well final-ish, I still have to quilt and bind it (must remind myself that it is not finished!)
Still a little bit of work to do, but I'm really pleased with the project.
My next step in focusing my attention has been to try my hand at english paper piecing (having sworn several time that hand-sewing was "Just not for me") and so far its going so good. Stay tuned to the blog and my instagram for updates with how that challenge goes... Right now I'm still very much in the honeymoon phase, so we'll see how I feel a few rosettes in.
My optimistic start to Rosette #1:
Thanks for stopping in as always, if you have the time to comment I'd love to hear about what you are working on and what your biggest hurdles have been - whether it is specific projects you had trouble finished, or the more general hurdle of patience like me!Making good progress, despite proclaiming several times that I'd never hand-stitch patchwork. #ItsNotThatBad #lapassacaglia #menwhoquiltA photo posted by Chris Webb (@chrismakesthings) on
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Labels: focus, foundation piecing, Instagram, paper piecing, RainbowMiniSwap
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
2015: Focus
Welcome to 2015! Regular readers might notice a few changes around here, but not necessarily obvious or cosmetic ones: This year I'm trying to do more blogging, make my blog a bit more personal and post on a wider, more dynamic range of topics. So as a kick start to this new journey, I'm sharing my first major project of the year (second quilt) along with my elected word of the year:'Focus'.
At the end of my week on 52 Quilters, I posted over on the '52 about lessons learned in 2014 and my plan to apply the word focus to my work and life throughout 2015. Focus on my work, focus on my practice and what inspires me and keeping focus in the moments I want to savour, enjoy and remember.
So my first personal project: my Rainbow Mini Swap quilt is bringing my focus together in lots of ways.
1) I'm really thinking about my design and taking measured plans to create something and really enjoy the process of making, instead of just speeding towards the finished product. Here I am working on my sketches and planning my pattern.
2) I'm trying to hone my digital skills by creating my own digital paper-piecing blocks. Here is one step of my design in Illustrator, and the final version printed and ready to start piecing.
3) I've created a design that embodies the idea focus - a geometric pattern where all the lines and colours draw to one single point in the middle: a point of focus (I know, I know... maybe a bit too literal? but I like it!)
Part of this new reign of focus is accepting patience. Something I am going to need when it comes to piecing together this 12-sided quilt made up of 24 segments. Each segment has three paper pieced pieces, which I've cut out and written letters to help me know my colour layouts...
You can see my pieces grouped and ready to go. I've made two out of 24 segments about, and here are the other 22 segments waiting to become patchwork!
I'm not really into new year's resolutions or introducing sweeping changing into my life just because of the calendar, but I do think its nice to think and nominate some words or principles to guide me year-to-year. What are you New Year's rituals? Do you have any words of inspiration for 2015?
Check back for more updates on my #rainbowminiswap project and more! Lots ahead for 2015 including new projects and my first quilting bee!
Thank you for reading!
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Labels: digi-design, focus, paper piecing, quilt, rainbow, RainbowMiniSwap
Sunday, January 11, 2015
52 Quilters
Hi folks,
In case you were stopping by and didn't find out through the bajillion other channels I've been shamelessly self-promoting it on, this past week I've been posting as a part of my new project called '52 Quilters'. 52 Quilters is a project inspired by some of the other '52 twitter accounts out there, but extending that to instagram and blogger by inviting a new quilter to take over the 52 Quilter accounts each week.
Last week I was the first quilter and you can read all about my week here, with my round up post. Soon I'll be back to Lazy Crafternoons, but will be making a few changes to how I write and work this year (don't worry all fun, positive and very me!)... so stay tuned for updates.
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In case you were stopping by and didn't find out through the bajillion other channels I've been shamelessly self-promoting it on, this past week I've been posting as a part of my new project called '52 Quilters'. 52 Quilters is a project inspired by some of the other '52 twitter accounts out there, but extending that to instagram and blogger by inviting a new quilter to take over the 52 Quilter accounts each week.
Last week I was the first quilter and you can read all about my week here, with my round up post. Soon I'll be back to Lazy Crafternoons, but will be making a few changes to how I write and work this year (don't worry all fun, positive and very me!)... so stay tuned for updates.
|A new baby quilt I made as a part of my week on the '52
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- vtveen
- Reviews: 438
Residencial Tahai: to get a real Rapa Nui feeling
We are very satisfied about our stay in Residencial Tahai, after reading a recommendation on VT.
This B&B has a setting in a tropical garden and is surrounded by flowers and palm trees.
We did have our daily breakfast on the veranda of the main house together with the other guests; so an ideal moment to talk with other travellers from all over the world and to make plans for the day (perhaps to rent together a car or to do a guided tour). Every day we had a different breakfast to start another great day on Rapa Nui. Teresa (one of the daughters of the owner Maria) does look after the guests very well.
The rooms are very spacious with bathroom; we had one in a separate building with a more or less private shadowed veranda with a view into the garden.
Fatima, another daughter, is married with Patricio Ballerino, who is the best guide on Easter Island. He and his wife Fatima pick us up from the airport and showed us around in Hanga Roa.
On his website (AO Tour) you will find more information about the residencial; be aware the pics on that site are a little bit outdated.
Unique setting in the middle of a tropical garden ...
Yummie breakfast ...
Relaxing ambience ...
- grets
- Reviews: 3429
Hotel O'tai: Great Position
Situated on a side road in Hanga Roa, the hotel is well placed for exploring the capital.
One-storey bungalows set around a swimming pool, some with fans, but no air-con.
There was a problem with their sewage when we were there, apparently it's common on the island - we had to move rooms because of the 'aroma' in the room.
There is a restaurant in the hotel - you have to pre-order your dinner in the morning. Don't bother! The food was expensive and a very limited menu. It's cheap and easy to eat out in Hanga Roa.
There is no bar as such in the hotel, but the receptionist will bring you drinks if you ask for it.
- balint01
- Reviews: 68
Martin & Anita: Martin & Anita
I was hunted down at the airport upon arrival by Martin (in the baggage claim area) back in 2005, and I'm really happy I chose their place to be my base for my Easter Island discovery. I returned again in 2008! The double room back in 2005 was not really modern, a little bit worn down but clean, and the bathroom had running hot water all the time. In 2008 I got a different room, which is in much better state, I believe all the rooms had a renovation in the last years. The breakfast was always enough for my adventurous morning trips: fruit juice, tea, bread, ham, cheese, cake, cookie and butter. Back in 2005 there was a German guy who spent his second time on the island, the second time at Martin & Anita. In 2008 I have also returned and would probably do again if I ever get there in my life once more!
Martin can organize anything (rental car, tour guide, folk dance show information, etc.). In 2008 he got us a rental car literally within an hour of our arrival to the island! Also I found it a good place to meet other Island Explorers, with whom we could wonder around. There are friendly dogs, no need to worry, even if You don't have a dog at home (like me) and also a few cats. The garden is quiet, full of green.
- pure1942
- Reviews: 1189
Camping Mihinoa: Budget Accommodation
Easter Island is an expensive place to visit and as we visited as part of a year-long round the world trip we were on a very strict budget. Accommodation options for budget travellers aren't hugely plentiful in Hanga Roa but Camping Mihinoa is a perfect place for backpackers and budget travellers. Located just a short stroll from central Hanga Roa, this friendly family run place is beautifully situated just metres from the coast and close to Caleta Hanga Piko.
The most common form of accommodation here is camping although there is basic but comfortable dorm accommodation ($15) and more expensive private rooms available too (ranging from $33 - $45). You can pitch your own tent for $11 per person or you can rent a tent, with mat and sleeping bag for a very reasonable $12 per person. The cost includes the use of a kitchen and there is a common room and outdoor seating area...which are great for meeting other like minded travellers.
The toilets and showers are basic but do the trick. (Watch your water consummation as water is a limited luxury on this small, isolated island). There is a great atmosphere here in the evenings and it is very easy to meet other people. Internet and Wi-Fi (very slow) is available with Wi-fi supposed to cost around $7 for the entire duration of your stay (Not really worth it as, more often than not, the internet wasn't working, but as we weren't actually charged at the end we weren't too bothered :)
Falling asleep in your cosy sleeping bag with the waves of the Pacific crashing against the rocks nearby was a perfect way to end each magical day on Rapa Nui, especially after enjoying a cold beer (or several) and watching another glorious sunset in the company of a great mix of people. You can also prepare a BBQ at the onsite fire-pit.
Camping Mihinoa can also arrange bike and scooter hire (although you will probably find a better deal in town) and they also run guided tours of the island but we can't vouch for these as we didn't use them.
- foona
- Reviews: 14
Manavai Hotel: Great location
The hotel is situated in a tropical garden in the middle of Hanga Roa. The rooms are rather basic, but the beds were good and the bathroom clean.
We did not spend much time at the hotel, but the garden is really nice. Among the trees and bushes you'll find small sculptures.
There's also a pool.
- krissyM
- Reviews: 281
Hotel Poike: I Would Stay Here Again
We ended up at Hotel Poike by accident as we got bumped from the hotel we were supposed to be staying at. We booked the accoodations as a package deal so I'm not sure exactly how much we paid a night. The hotel was very quaint about a 10 minute walk from the main street in Hanga Roa. SO it was in a good location. It was also close to the many artisian markets and Pea Beach where the Moais are located.
The owner of the hotel was very nice and accomodating. She spoke enough english that communication was not a problem.
Breakfast was provided which consisted of breads, cheeses and tea/coffee. Typical South American breakfast fare.
The hotel had hot water and the rooms were cleaned daily. I would definately stay here again.
- hieritomoana
- Reviews: 2
Kaimana Inn B&B: New family hotel at easter island
I recommend this new bed and breakfast to every one that is looking for a safe, calm, cheap and centrical accomodation.
The owners are very kindly, the food are excellent, the room are very clean and comfortable.
web :www.kaimanapub.com
The service are complete, washing machine, safety box, frigobar, 24 hours front desk, restaurant, customized attention, only 6 room availability, internet, telephone, credit card, US dollar, Euro, Chilean pesos accepted.
The room are new like just used, bed, bathrooms accesories, floor, frigobar.
Also they can arranged all type of excursions, ridding horses, trekking, rent a car, motorcycles, tours, etc.
You will feel like at home with your friends.
The relation quality v/s price is excellent, the best in the town.
- Skibbe
- Reviews: 599
Residencial Tahai: A Home at the End of the World
From the time I got off the plane and they greeted me with a flower lei (despite the wind and rain) to when they took me back to the airport, the family that runs this place made me feel like an honored guest. It really was like staying with friends. I had terrific meals (love the fresh tuna) on their porch by a beautiful garden and Patricio was an excellent guide. My room was huge and for a great price. It is out from the town a bit so you have to get used to walking if you stay there. But it was so worth it to have experiences like drinking tea on their porch or going to the local Catholic church with Teresa. They really made my stay on this island.
Do be patient if you visit here. They were generally reliable but sometimes ran on island time and that was just too much for one tourist staying there to take when his breakfast was late. I was embarrassed for all of Western civilization. If you can't stop watching the clock, why come here?
- heights13
- Reviews: 6
Apuna Tapena: Affordable place to stay
When visiting Easter Island, accommidations are limited. If you must have a private bath there are just a handful of hotels. However, there are many guesthouses which are very inexpensive ($10 per night). The guesthouses provide better opportunities to learn about actual life on the island.
Very nice owners
- bobtaco
- Reviews: 1
Residencial Chez Cecilia: Your Own Private Cottage
We stayed at a private 2 bedroom detached cottage - managed by Residencial Chez Cecilia. Cecilia greets tourists at the airport booths and she runs a separate guesthouse (at a different location). Valeska (her daughter-in-law) lives in the adjacent house and manages this cottage.
We were the first guests (3 in our group) staying at this newly, constructed cottage, perfect for a family or a group of 2-4 people. One bedroom has one queen bed & the other bedroom has two twins. A clean and large bathroom is shared between the bedrooms (hot water is included). There is a large Living/Dining Common Area, but no kitchen.
This cottage is set in a tranquil area that overlooks the ocean -> 15 mins. walk away from town. We rented a Jeep and it made it a 2 min. drive. Valeska and her family were great hosts and made our stay there very special. Her husband, Jose, is an excellent tour guide. He speaks Spanish and French. It was helpful that I spoke Spanish. It makes communicating with people on the Island a lot easier.
We felt very lucky to have run into this type of accomodation. We were there Oct. 23-26th,2004 and paid approx. $17 USD/night per person - breakfast included. I could not imagine having a better experience.
- wrjones
- Reviews: 46
Residencial Tekena Inn: Stay Downtown
I did not actually stay at the Tekena Inn, but a friend did and he recommended it highly. It's located smack in the center of town on the main drag (Atamu Tekena). The rooms are off the road a bit behind their restaurant. I was in his room and it looked better than what I was staying in. He said the room was quiet at night. It came with bathroom/shower. Cost $10 per person per night with breakfast $5 extra. Cost per couple was $26 per night with breakfast $11 more. Could have been a misprint, otherwise a couple could each get their own room and save a few bucks! These prices were effective in November. You might have to pay more in the summer (Jan/Feb).
There is a Super Mercado practically next door.
Clean, cheap and close to everything downtown.
- EdwinDay
- Reviews: 3
Te'ora: Easter Island's Best Hotel ("Residential")
My wife and I just got home from a trip to Easter Island. We stayed at Te'ora, a "residential" type hotel. The accommodations were terrific. Believe me, there's no place better to stay on the island. (We heard some less-than-flattering reports about some of the other hotels.) The owner Sharon and her assistant Luna were fabulous. Our room was clean and well-appointed, the hotel is ocean front with a great view, it is convenient to town, had a washer and dryer (which we used), and internet access via Sharon's computer if you might wish. Sharon responds promptly to e-mail inquiries about the hotel (the other hotels I tried to contact didn't respond at all). Value for the money unbeatable. Just a great place.
Great location, great view, great owner and assistant, great value, great dog (Michigan).
- deanna0810
- Reviews: 9
Decide at the Airport
When your plane touches down at Easter Island don't fear if you haven't made arrangements for accommodation already. once you get your passport stamped and before you get a chance to grab your bags you will see a series of "booths" for excellent and relatively inexpensive accommodation on Easter Island. Each booth will have photos and will post their rates so you can compare and contrast on the spot. Once you've made up your mind they will grab your bags, rush you through customs and into the back of flat bead truck. Less than minutes later you will be delivered to your new abode within walking distance of town. Couldn't be easier or less stress involved.
water isn't available 24/7 on the island so don't be alarmed when you hear it gearing up again (you can hear the pipes groaning) at strange hours of the day or night.
a simple but tasty breakfast is usually included.
- jmbakewell
- Reviews: 1
Tahai Residencial, Easter Island: Disrespectful, dishonest
I recently was a guest at Tahai Residencial, Easter Island. Teresa, a daughter of the owner, Maria, treated the guests with disrespect and dishonesty. Due to my planned extended stay, she agreed to offer me a discount. When I was paying her the agreed upon nightly amount, she denied offering me a discount. In fact, she insisited that I should pay for an additional night, plus extra for a breakfast (which is supposed to be included ). When I objected, she humiliated me by telling me she would have to teach me how to count, 'just like you are in kindergarten'. After spending over half and hour counting up the nights with her, she recanted, saying reluctantly that I was correct. She did not apologize for her behavoir towards me. Other guests also told me that she tried the same scam on them. She also wanted to borrow money from me (and other guests), saying she did not have any money, and that she would promptly reimburse me. She never repaid me (or other guests). She was extremely bossy, telling me where to put my luggage in my room, blaming me for the moldy shower curtain, etc. She gave guests little privacy. Other guests were also treated rudely and with disrespect.
It was extremely noisy at night... dogs barking loudly all night long. The breakfasts were basic, nothing special.
I chose to stay at Tahai due to an outstanding, glowing review of the place on Virtual Tourist. I, along with other guests could not wait to get out of there. Unfortunately, once on Easter Island, it can be very difficult to change accomodations. DO NOT STAY AT TAHAI RESIDENCIAL.
The garden is beautiful.
Patricio, is the best guide on Easter Island. His wife, Fatima, is Teresa's sister.
You can go on his tour without staying at Tahai Residencial. Google Easter Island Tours.
- riocopa
- Reviews: 29
teora: my own cabin
Teora Guest cabin consists of 3 self contained units ,i had the upper room overlooking the ocean and in the distance you could see Tahai Complex,full kitchen,more of a large studio apartment,very clean,and quiet,walking distance to town
almost a 360 degree views,wonderful breeze blowing thru the very large windows,hot shower,the owner was away during my stay,but left me in the hands of Luna,a very capible young girl from Denmark to take care of anything you needed,and Michky the dog,allways took a walk awith you for company
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- 9142
- Jan 31 2013 (Date Decided)
- Tom, J.P., Andrias, Acosta, Manzanet-Daniels, Román, JJ.
9142. WARNACO INC. plf-res, —AGAINST— TRIALAND S.A., defap Wollmuth Maher & Deutsch LLP, New York (William A. Maher of counsel), for ap — Katten Muchin & Rosenman LLP, New York (Jonathan J. Faust of counsel), for res — ORDER, SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY (ELLEN M. COIN, J.), ENTERED JUNE 1, 2012, WHICH, TO THE EXTENT APPEALED FROM AS LIMITED BY THE BRIEFS, DENIED DEFENDANT'S MOTION TO DISMISS ON THE GROUNDS OF FORUM NON CONVENIENS AND LACK OF PERSONAL JURISDICTION, UNANIMOUSLY AFFIRMED, WITH COSTS. IN EVALUATING DEFENDANT'S MOTION TO DISMISS THIS ACTION ON FORUM NON CONVENIENS GROUNDS, THE COURT PROPERLY CONSIDERED ALL RELEVANT FACTORS (see CPLR 327; see Islamic Republic of Iran v. Pahlavi, 62 NY2d 474, 479 [1984], cert denied 469 US 1108 [1985]), and concluded that New York was an appropriate forum for litigating this dispute over an agreement whereby defendant was permitted to distribute plaintiffs' goods throughout South America. Plaintiff Warnaco Inc. is a domiciliary of New York and, although defendant is a Uruguayan company and the distribution occurred exclusively in Latin America, the matter bears a substantial nexus to New York. The evidence indicates that the parties' relationship developed through meetings in New York prior to execution of their 2010 agreement, and that the agreement was allegedly terminated at a subsequent meeting in New York. Defendant failed to submit any affidavits of potential witnesses or specify any necessary documents whose appearance or production would be impossible or inconvenient in New York (see Firegreen Ltd. v. Claxton, 160 AD2d 409 [1st Dept 1990]). SIMILARLY, THE EVIDENCE THAT DEFENDANT VISITED NEW YORK ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS TO DISCUSS THE BUSINESS OF THE PARTIES' VENTURE SUPPORTS A FINDING THAT DEFENDANT'S CONTACTS WITH NEW YORK WERE SUFFICIENT TO CONFER JURISDICTION UNDER CPLR 302(A) (1) (see Fabrikant & Sons v. Adrianne Kahn, Inc., 144 AD2d 264 [1st Dept 1988]). THIS CONSTITUTES THE DECISION AND ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION, FIRST DEPARTMENT. TOM, J.P., ANDRIAS, ACOSTA, MANZANET-DANIELS, ROMÁN, JJ. 9143-. IN RE COUMBA F., 9144pet-res, v. MAMDOU D., resres — Goetz L. Vilsaint, Bronx, for ap — New York Legal Assistance Group, New York (Alexandra Lewis-Reisen of counsel), for res — LAW OFFICE OF RANDALL S. CARMEL, SYOSSET (RANDALL S. CARMEL OF COUNSEL), ATTORNEY FOR THE CHILD.—Order, Family Court, Bronx County (Andrea Masley, J.), entered on or February 18, 2011, which, upon a finding of aggravating circumstances, and incorporating an order of protection entered on or about February 17, 2011, directed respondent father, for a period of five years, to stay away from petitioner and to refrain from communicating with her except with regard to the child, to refrain from committing any family offenses against petitioner and the child, and to attend anger management and domestic violence counseling, unanimously modified, on the facts, to direct respondent to complete the anger management and counseling courses within six months of the date of entry of this order, and otherwise affirmed, without costs.
The finding of aggravating circumstances is supported by a preponderance of the evidence showing that the child was present during a number of violent incidents directed at petitioner (see Family Court Act §§827[a][vii]; 842; Matter of Kristine Z. v. Anthony C., 21 AD3d 1319, 1321 [4th Dept 2005], lv dismissed 6 NY3d 772 [2006]). The evidence also shows that petitioner sustained a physical injury, i.e., pain and bruises after respondent struck her, and back pain for a month, for which she sought medical treatment (see Matter of Boua TT. v. Quamy UU., 66 AD3d 1165, 1166 [3rd Dept 2009], lv denied 14 NY3d 702 [2010]).
Although respondent's violence was directed toward petitioner, it occurred a number of times in the presence of the child; thus the inclusion of the child in the order is warranted (see Family Court Act §827[a][vii]; Matter of Pei-Fong K. v. Myles M., 94 AD3d 675 [1st Dept 2012]; see also Matter of Charlene J.R. v. Walter A.M., 307 AD2d 1038 [2nd Dept 2003]). In addition, there is evidence that respondent acted violently toward the child. However, we note that the order permits court-ordered visitation and contact between respondent and the child, enabling respondent to maintain a relationship with the child.
The court properly ordered the father to attend anger management and domestic violence counseling. However, since it provided no deadline for the completion of the counseling, we modify as indicated.
This constitutes the decision and order of the Supreme Court, Appellate Division, First Department.


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DescriptionJob Summary:
Supervises Corporate Senior Accountants, Corporate Staff Accountant, and Accounts Payable Coordinator.
Responsible for cash management, financial instruments such as debt service, derivatives and other investments, maintenance of general ledgers and financial statements.
Essential Functions
- Maintain corporate general ledgers and perform accounting functions for ownership entities of hotel investments
- Field specific requests from senior management and various accounting related departments (i.e. tax, financial reporting, internal audit)
- Facilitate external audit firm information requests for controls testing, quarterly reviews and annual audit
- Maintain high level cash management functions including daily wire coordination and weekly cash reporting
- Responsible for all aspects of debt servicing
- Maintain accounting and reporting for complex accounting transactions
- Assist with preparation of consolidated financial statements and debt covenants
- Prepare financial reporting support schedules such as summaries and rollforwards
- Adhere to Sarbanes Oxley policies and procedures
- Assist with review and modification of Sarbanes Oxley policies and procedures
- Supervision of corporate accounting staff
- Special projects as assigned
- Performs all job duties and responsibilities in an honest and ethical manner and in compliance with all laws, regulations, and Company policies
- Serves at the direction of the Director – Assistant Controller
Bachelor's Degree in Accounting or FinanceCertified Public Accountant
Multi-entity Consolidation | Treasury/Cash Mgt | International | Debt Servicing
External or Internal Audit | Personnel Management | Financial Reporting
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"When I decided to come back for my senior year, I set some goals for myself and one of them was to go to Orlando as a finalist for the Jim Thorpe Award," says Rogers, whose team is currently undefeated as it prepares for the SEC Championship Game.
The Tigers are ranked third in both major polls this week behind Southern California and Oklahoma and they are also third in the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) ranking.
"To end the regular season 11-0 that is a big accomplishment," the cornerback says. "We have to stay focused on Tennessee. They are coming up next. We can't argue with the BCS and how they do their thing. We can't help that."
Rogers is joined on the list of finalists for the Thorpe Award by Antrel Rolle of Miami and Ernest Shazor of Michigan. The winner will be announced on Dec. 9th in Orlando, Fla., at ESPN's College Football Awards Show.
After defeating archrival Alabama for a third straight year last Saturday in Tuscaloosa, Rogers and his teammates are taking a break this week with no classes at the university before reporting back to campus on Friday to begin preparations for the SEC Championship Game vs. Tennessee a week from Saturday.
Carlos Rogers is one of the fastest players in the SEC.
The senior, who first broke into the starting lineup as a true freshman, has been a key player for four seasons at Auburn. He has had only 17 passes completed in his area all season.
Rogers was named SEC Defensive Player of the Week as well as the Walter Camp Football Foundation National Defensive Player of the Week for his play vs. Georgia as Auburn defeated the third top team it played this season.
Rogers is also one of five finalists for the Bronko Nagurski Award, which is presented annually to the nation's top defensive player. He is a semi-finalist for the Chuck Bednarik Award, which honors the nation's top college defensive player.
Auburn defeated Tennessee 34-10 in Knoxville earlier this season, but Rogers says the rematch in the SEC Championship Game is a contest that he and his teammates are taking very seriously.
"It is going to be hard," Rogers says. "They are going to be well game-planned for us. We have got to come ready to play.
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Grand Chase Patch Notes
* Fourth Job for Lass has been added! Now Lass can learn the swift and stealthy moves of the Striker!
o Fourth Job change requires level 40 to begin.
o The Striker mission is completed in three parts, your job is not changed until completion of a THIRD mission. When you complete the first mission, the next will be given automatically.
o Prizes for acquiring Striker by July 21st include: Ancient Relic Nodachi (7 days), Decorative Nodachi accessory (permanent), Thief's New Cont. Amulet (3 days), and the Shadow Master Crest (permanent).
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I'd play Stripper if I WASN'T BANNED FOR NO REASON AT ALL.
You probly made a new account.
No, I'm not making a new account :<
Well, I can't even log into their website since they saw my post in the banning spree thread of me saying I'l mass spam their forums posting how to hax GC.
They need to stop fail-lurking :<
I wasn't even really going to spam their forums with a guide on how to hack GC, since people can just google hacks for it, and I'm not going to waste my life doing that crap.
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My name is John Huntingtons and I am not a director, a researcher or for that matter of fact a leading proponent on Huntingtons disease! What I am is a concerned citizen of this world, out to disperse and gather information. This is my blog and my diary, my home and my preview of all that happens around me. I will attempt to deliver sermons, give my thoughts on things happening in and around Australia but will also look at diversifying globally, gathering info on various websites, useful resources in different niches and hopefully give my readers something more than an average read to consider.
For my first piece, I do wish to talk a little about what the New Year holds in store for me.
Firstly, 2014 I deem to be an year of change, both personally and professionally. Forget profession, those are just rants of an usual middle class worker. As for personal, I have decided to dedicate my time for personal growth and this website is a part of it. Less time to others and more time for things that I have always wanted to do and this brings me to something that I want to ask all of you, my readers.
How much time do we give our own self?
My experience has led me to believe that in the priority list of life, I deem myself to be somewhere around the middle and it has led me to believe that this is the root cause for most of my problems and sorrows. So, 2014 is going to be my year of change.
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This is one of the few times in my life where when you hear about a product that's lauded or touted for this and that... and it's literally just that good. I looked for a wall mount for a 42" plasma with enough scalability for a 52" in the future. I also wanted a mount that was not requiring a professional installer to get it 'perfect'. After consulting with friends in the industry, the majority recommended Chief's Fusion wall mount (thanks Matt) - specifically, the LSAU mount. It is literally 4 bolts into a wall, and 4 bolts into the TV (after you remove the swivel pedestal from the TV). The actual mounting of the tv to the wall mount was done by myself but should be safely done with 2 people... but that should tell you just how ridiculously easy it was to put the TV onto the mount. Adjustment from side to side was simply 'slide'. The part about all of this I still don't believe, that this mount was not expensive and the price was more reasonable than I expected. Could not recommend this wall mount any more than I've already done. NOTE: 2 things - find the wall studs with a stud finder ... go over your 'findings' twice... measure twice... drill once. For metal wall studs, get Toggler brand SnapToggle anchor bolts - use the bolts that come with the SnapToggle. If it weren't for this detail, I wouldn't have been able to feel secure about my install.
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When you have collected 800 lums, a bonus level will be available. Wait until after the credits then you will be told you've only collected 90% lums. The bonus level that then loads is in the style of the first Rayman game which we all know and love!
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CRUISE around Parramatta on any given night and you'll see car lovers showing off their sound systems.
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IT professional and car enthusiast Simon Robertson, 37, will be part of the show with his beloved Holden VE HSVi.
He wanted "quality over quantity" and spent about $3500 on his "minimalist" sound system that can barely be seen by passengers.
"I didn't want to go down the path of having a massive subwoofer taking up half the boot space," he said. "There's a lot of people out there, my parents included, that don't see the point of spending much, if any, money on a car audio system but everybody has an interest.
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Please help. I need to hear from someone who has issues w. panic attacks and depression and made it through their pregnancy. I'm on Zoloft (been on it for a couple of years now). Ok...so this anxiety and depression got REALLY bad over the weekend. I didn't go to work yesterday bc I had such complete panic when I woke up. I started having suicidal thoughts and everything. I went to my psychiatrist yesterday and found out that one of my anti-nausea medications (Reglan) has the "COMMON" side effects of "depression", "anxiety", and "suicidal thoughts". My psychiatrist said I have to stop taking it right away. It will take a few days to get out of my system. She also raised my dosage of Zoloft for the time being. The worst part for me is the panic. It's the feeling of complete terror....and my heart pounds out of my chest. I have to have faith that the doctor is right and this WILL get better. Now that I look back, I remember in the ER, they gave me a shot of Reglan so it would go straight into my system. I remember that I was feeling very antsy. I kept tossing and turning and getting these jolts of energy where I had to arch my back and felt like I was going to scream. They continued to give me Reglan in my IV while I was there and I remember feeling very uncomfortable and fidgety....but I thought I was just antsy from being so sick or something. So, I guess when the Reglan was put straight into my veins, I was able to see the direct effect of what it does to me. Now, I've been taking it 4 times a day for the past 6 weeks. So you could just imagine what I've been going through. The doctor said the Zofran (the really good anti-nausea med) is okay to still take....thank God because I'm still vomitting a couple of times a day. I"m doing A LOT better with that though. I'm starting to wonder if my OB-Gyn is right for me. I wish there were a special doctor for women with pre-existing psychological disorders. My doctor should have known that this drug was so dangerous for me. I think I want to look into changing doctors. Now that I stopped taking the Reglan and have a higher dosage of Zoloft, will I start feeling better soon?
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I think that everyone is different but I agree with you on switching Drs.! I am taking Zoloft and have been for basically my whole pregnancy and it has been perfect! my baby is healthy so far and is due any day now!! Give the medicine time and check into a new Dr. and even going to therapy, which has also helped me along the way


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News item: Ronaldinho negotiating to leave AC Milan.
What this means for the Galaxy, who can tell? The 30-year-old Brazilian superstar has been linked to L.A. for a couple of years now, but the club has never officially confirmed its interest no matter what's reported nor how it's sourced.
Real Salt Lake owner Dave Checketts hinted in July that Ronaldinho would "in the next couple days" be en route to the Galaxy -- didn't happen -- and Italian sports daily La Gazzetta dello Sport last month reported that the playmaker had reached an agreement with L.A.
Now Roberto de Assis, Ronaldinho's brother/agent -- and the primary source on all the L.A. talk -- says the likely destination is Brazil.
He told Radio Bandeirantes last week that a deal with Palmeiras was possible -- the Sao Paulo club is reportedly offering a three-year, $29 million contract -- that "Ronaldinho would like to return to Brazil because he has the desire to win the trophies that he is still missing, like the Brasileirao [national championship] and Copa Libertadores."
Ronaldinho's contract with Milan doesn't end until June, but Il Corriere dello Sport, another Italian daily, reported Wednesday that negotiations to depart in January are ongoing and that Gremio -- Ronaldinho's first club, based in Porto Alegre -- and Rio de Janeiro's Flamengo also have made offers.
The supposed contract with the Galaxy, La Gazzetta reported last month, was for $38 million over four years. Is that, or any other potential deal, now dead? Galaxy coach Bruce Arena made an interesting remark during a teleconference last week after L.A. selected Colombian forward Juan Pablo Angel in Major League Soccer's re-entry draft.
Arena was asked if signing Angel, which the Galaxy hasn't yet done, would mean the club could not bring in Ronaldinho. "I would not say that at this point," Arena said. Then, after a pause, he broadened that statement to "any player," then spoke about how unethical it is to talk about players under contract to other teams.


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Do I've been drinking coffee more often because I have been so tired. My teeth started slightly yellowing. I saw this recipe with baking soda and toothpaste.. My teeth were white.. I mean white!!!! After 2 days of doing it they are so white they are almost blue!! I know you're only supposed to do it once a week for your enamels sake but I love it! Anyone tried it or have secrets that work for them??
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I will :)
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Let me know!
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Thanks IM going to try it tonight.....hope it works
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I did it once and totally changed my teeth
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Bump for later.......how long did it take
Baking soda is great. I've had yellow teeth all my life from my meds as a kid, and I love tea, but I found baking soda and lime works great. Once a week only, so my results aren't that striking yet but hubby said he could see a difference from the first time.
I used to but we ran out of straws.. You'd be surprised how many times I've forgotten to buy straws haha..
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Drink your coffee with a straw!
by Platinum Member on Mar. 12, 2013 at 12:41 PM
That's great! Thanks for the tip....some brands of toothpaste have the baking soda included too....glad it worked so well for you...
Thank u so much ill let u know how it goes!!
I get my teeth cleaned every 6 months, my mom was a dental hygienist for many years and clean, healthy teeth were very important,
I also use a whitening toothpaste, an ultrasonic toothbrush and I floss every night. My teeth are nice and white.
I also use a whitening toothpaste, an ultrasonic toothbrush and I floss every night. My teeth are nice and white.
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Veteran first baseman Nick Johnson has decided to retire following a productive but injury-plagued 10-year career, New York's WFAN reported Monday. The 34-year-old spent last season with the Orioles but played the bulk of his career with the Yankees and Nationals. A patient approach at the plate helped him post a career .399 on-base percentage, along with a .268 batting average, a .441 slugging percentage and 95 home runs.
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A West Chester University student died Wednesday night after contracting bacterial meningitis, officials announced Thursday.
Sean Casey, 20, a third-year music major and a member of the honors program, began experiencing flulike symptoms Monday, and doctors confirmed Tuesday that he had meningitis. He died surrounded by family and friends from Phi Alpha Mu, the music fraternity, of which he was treasurer.
Friends described Casey as a larger-than-life personality, unfailingly fun-loving. "He was one of the biggest characters I ever knew in my life," said Matt Wolf, a senior voice major and a member of Casey's fraternity. "He was just about the only person that could make me laugh. I could never, ever get mad at him."


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Meet Katie, our Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT) here at VCA Pets First. Katie graduated from NOVA (Northern Virginia Community College) in 2013 with a degree in Veterinary Technology. To be a LVT, she had to graduate from an AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association) accredited program and pass a national board exam. Katie has been trained in venipuncture, anesthesia and monitoring, clinical care, client education, laboratory procedures, radiology, and surgical assisting. She joins us after coming from a busy practice in Loudoun County. She has a special interest in weight management, anesthesia, and senior care. When not at work Katie can be found playing with her Springer Spaniels or spoiling her cats. If you would like to meet Katie, she will be in the hospital Wednesdays, Thursdays and some Saturdays. Feel free to come by and chat with her.
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Mary joined our VCA Pets First family in March 2015. She is currently a student at Randolph-Macon pursuing a major in Biology and a minor in Chemistry. She is on the pre-med track to become a veterinarian. Mary has been involved with animals since she could walk and talk. She currently lives on a farm with a menagerie of animals including dogs, cats, goats, horses, and a bearded dragon just to name a few. When she is not working with animals, she enjoys hiking, camping and horseback riding. Mary is excited to be a part of our VCA team!
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Japanese robot developers unveiled their latest robotic technologies on Wednesday (February 20) with a focus on how to help end the nuclear crisis in Fukushima. The project, called 'New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization,' is a joint collaboration between developers from nine organizations including corporate research centers and university labs. It is looking for ways robots can be used for dismantling operations inside the crippled Fukushima nuclear reactors. One of the main developments on display at the showcase on the outskirts of Tokyo, was a robotic suit capable of lifting up to 130 pounds. The suit was originally designed to help the elderly population in Japan, but it was quickly adapted for a new purpose. The new disaster version of the suit features body plates that protect the wearer from gamma rays and sensors to monitor vital signs. It also helps prevent heat stroke by providing an air-conditioning system. The Fukushima disaster was the worst nuclear catastrophe since Chernobyl, triggered by a massive earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011. Video Source: Reuters
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I am right with you. my first pregnancy was a dream. this pregnancy is a different story. My body is different with this one. So i have gotten a lot of comments. just the other day my co worker told me wow your ass is getting big. and my mom was like your belly looks huge. i get so upset because i am not eating like a pig. i am just spreading for no reason. i try to brush is off but it really hurts when people say thing because bad enough your body is changing people have to remind you.
If a man tells you something you just say "My husband/boyfriend doesn't seem to mind, so why do you care? "
Put your foot down or they will bother you all pregnancy long.
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I'm right there with you with the acne. I used to have clear skin, but now at 6 weeks, I dont think I have an inch left on my face that isn't covered in pimples. Pregnancy glow?- I think not! Lol
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same here.... same size.. i was 98 before i got preg.. now im lk 107... i feel better too.. but its mainly talk bout my acne.. and i have breaking out right between my boobs.. which, i hate.. and i had really bad acne on my face... my bff was the main one to say something... which i thought was rude...
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wow some people are so rude. im sorry you have to deal with that. Im super blessed with being surrounded by supportive people BUT I have had some people be rude. At one point my baby brother and I were hanging out (he is 16 and 6'5) and a couple people were way out of line and he got up in their faces about it and they shut up and walked away haha. And sometimes at work customers make comments on how I look tired. Just last week 4 people told me and I finally snapped and told them I was 25 weeks pregnant and I would look tired if I effen wanted to. (Im still not showing idk if thats a good thing or a bad thing when it comes to negitive things being said LOL)


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MOUNT VERNON — For nearly 60 years, Virgil Shipley has taken photos of the events that make up the history of Mount Vernon and Knox County as a photojournalist for the Mount Vernon News. On Sunday, Dec. 1, instead of taking the pictures during the annual Christmas Parade and Walk — he will be leading the way as grand marshal.
As 2013 marks the 20th year the News has organized the parade, the timing couldn't be more perfect to bring Shipley out from behind the lens and turn the focus on his career and dedication to the community.
"Virgil is one of the most recognizable faces in Knox County," said News Publisher Kay Culbertson, who leads the committee to organize the parade. "It's time we gave him recognition for his commitment and dedication to the community."
After graduation from Fredericktown High School in 1946, Shipley was drafted into the Army where he served seven months in the infantry, including three months in Korea. After discharge, he enrolled at Ohio University under the G.I. Bill and studied photography. Two years later, in June 1952, he was drafted again. This time he was given a position as a photographer for a Criminal Investigation Department with the military police.
Shipley said most of the crimes that were investigated were fights, drunkenness and thefts — crimes involving military personnel. As part of his duties, Shipley would photograph the crime scenes and assist as needed during investigations.
It was in these two years that Shipley said he was able take his photography to another level — photojournalism.
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After his second discharge from the Army, Shipley returned to Knox County where he worked as a truck driver for Posey Frazier.
"I looked for other jobs though," he said. "I talked to Paul Rowe about a deputy job but that went no where. I talked with George Culbertson Jr. about a job at the paper, but they weren't hiring."
Within two weeks of his conversation with George Culbertson Jr., Shipley received a call from Fred Lorey, then editor of the News, inquiring as to his interest in being a photographer.
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In addition to taking photos, Shipley learned to write, under Lorey's tutelage, starting with obituaries, hospital reports and the activities of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. But it was his passion to tell the story with a picture that motivated him.
For Shipley, it's not just about having the right lighting or a perfect setting, photojournalism goes beyond that for him.
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Babcock farewell presser stories (in progress post)
by George Malik on 05/22/15 at 11:48 AM ET
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Updated 15x at 5:23 PM:
Mike Babcock was emotional to the point of holding back tears during his farewell presser to the Detroit media on Friday. Some stories from the event are already popping up, so here they are, starting with WXYZ's quips and quotes...
"It gives me great pride for what we were able to accomplish in my 10 years here," said Babcock. "My decision was mine totally, it was about a new opportunity and a new challenge."
During the press conference, Babcock became emotional as he thanked the fans for their support.
"I've been here a long fricken time, they're probably getting tired of me," he joked.
"It's been real special to say the least," said Babcock, who fought back tears a few times at the start of the media scrum.
Babcock thanked everyone from Red Wings owner Mike Ilitch to general manager Ken Holland, to other executives, players, coaches and staffers for their support and friendship during his tenure in Detroit.
With his contract set to expire, Babcock on Wednesday agreed to become the Leafs' head coach, and he held his introductory news conference with his new team on Thursday in Toronto.
He said it was difficult to leave Detroit, but that he's eager to begin a new stage of his career.
"My decision was about a new opportunity and a new challenge," Babcock said.
And Michigan Hockey posted a 4-minute YouTube clip from the 12-minute presser:
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To be discussed later: Hakan Andersson discusses Swedish prospects, Ehn moves to Karlskoga
by George Malik on 05/22/15 at 10:55 AM ET
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In the, "I will get to this soon" category, several Wings fans have informed me that Christoffer Ehn has been transferred to Karlskoga IK of the Swedish Allsvenskan, and that Wings director of European scouting Hakan Andersson praised Hampus Melen in an interview with Visat Sport's Linus Hugosson. I'll get to both of these topics when I can as the Babcock stuff is taking precidence right now:
Andersson says that Axel Holmstrom needs another season in the SHL to round out his game...
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Mike Babcock farewell presser streams
by George Malik on 05/22/15 at 10:52 AM ET
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Mike Babcock will appear at Joe Louis Arena this morning at 11 AM to speak with the Detroit media for one last time, and Sportsnet will air the presser live:
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Ken Holland, Niklas Kronwall discuss Babcock and moving on w/ WDFN's Matt Shepard
by George Malik on 05/22/15 at 10:40 AM ET
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Updated at 1:42 PM: Earlier this morning, WDFN's Matt Shepard spoke with both Red Wings GM Ken Holland and defenseman Niklas Kronwall regarding Mike Babcock's departure, Jeff Blashill's probable status as the Wings' next head coach and where the Wings go from here:
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Strange stuff: Slava Fetisov calls for ban on young Russian players going to NHL
by George Malik on 05/22/15 at 10:21 AM ET
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Per the Associated Press, Slava Fetisov's becoming quite the curmudgeon:
Former Detroit Red Wings star Slava Fetisov has called for Russia to reintroduce Soviet-style restrictions to prevent promising young hockey players from moving to the NHL.
Fetisov, who is now a senator in Russia, tells Russia's R-Sport news agency that federal law should be used to stop Russian players from moving to North America before they turn 28.
The aim is to keep ''our most talented guys, the ones who the people come to see.''
Fetisov was one of the first players to benefit from the relaxation of Soviet-era rules which prevented any hockey players from leaving. He moved to the NHL in 1989 with the New Jersey Devils when he was 31, and went on to win two Stanley Cups with the Red Wings.
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The overnight report: variations on a theme, Blashill-Larkin-Babcock version
by George Malik on 05/22/15 at 12:35 AM ET
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Among this morning's stories of pre-Mike-Babcock's-11-AM-presser-which-WJBK-WDIV-WXYZ-and-other-people-will-stream-live note:
We get to call the fact that Jeff Blashill is going to be the Wings' next coach the newest, "Worst-kept sports secret in town," but Ken Holland appears insistent upon not naming him as such until the Grand Rapids Griffins--who begin their 3rd-round playoff series against the Utica Comets on Sunday--have concluded their post-season activities.
Now that the Detroit News's Ted Kulfan's texted Blashill regarding Mike Babcock's seemingly intentional slip-up, Blashill's given out this answer at least half a dozen times:
"I really want to keep our focus on this playoff series versus Utica," Blashill texted The Detroit News on Thursday evening. "I look forward to speaking with Ken next week but right now my singular focus is game one Sunday."
As noted by Grand Rapids' WZZM 13, Blashill had to say something very similar to the media after Thursday's Griffins practice:
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Scotty Bowman speaks with Jim Matheson about Mike Babcock's departure
by George Malik on 05/21/15 at 11:12 PM ET
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I'm getting more than a little tired of talking about Mike Babcock, but I'm sticking this story by the Edmonton Journal's Jim Matheson in TMR instead of Kukla's Korner because one very specific person spoke with Matheson regarding both Toronto and Detroit's likely wishes in the Babcock-to-Toronto scenario--William Scott Bowman, a senior advisor to hockey operations with the Chicago Blackhawks:
"I wasn't surprised Mike left Detroit," said Bowman, a former Red Wings head coach. "The offers were high in Buffalo (and Toronto). I don't know if Detroit wanted to go that high."
"They knew it would be tough to keep him because it had gone on for so long," Bowman said about the fact Babcock hadn't signed an extension last summer or in January, when one was offered. There's the lure of Toronto and Canada; it's the biggest market, the wealthiest team."
The Maple Leafs don't have anywhere near the young talent Detroit had. There's no Pavel Datsyuk or Henrik Zetterberg at centre, which makes a coach's job easier than most.
"Detroit probably expected something to happen (with Babcock) because they retained Jeff Blashill," Bowman said about the Red Wings' farm team coach. "I think he'll be the leading candidate to coach there now. They didn't want to lose him last year and said they were counting on him (replacing Babcock) if he was willing to wait."
The Red Wings gave Blashill a healthy salary to stay another year in the American Hockey League and know another team wouldn't get permission to talk to him about an NHL job.
"With Toronto, there's (team president Brendan) Shanahan there. They didn't hire a high-profile general manager and I presume they won't. So Mike will have a say (in personnel matters), maybe a big one in who to keep and who to trade," Bowman said. "He had a pretty good say in Detroit, too, but when you have a pretty good manager like Kenny Holland, he's making lots of moves you don't know about. This is tough on Buffalo … there's good (unemployed coaches) out there, but they didn't get the lottery (No. 1 pick) and the poor guy going in now knows he's second choice. Not that it matters, I guess, because they'll be back coaching. It's not (the Sabres') fault, but it sort of looks bad on them."
Matheson and Bowman continue, and Matheson has this to say about the prospect of Jeff Blashill coaching the Wings...
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Ken Holland appears on TSN 1290, The Fan 590 (and Babcock, too)
by George Malik on 05/21/15 at 07:15 PM ET
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Red Wings GM Ken Holland made the sports talk radio rounds in a big way, discussing the end of his working relationship with Mike Babcock, the process by which Babcock chose to part ways with the Wings and possibly the future, suggesting that at least Jeff Blashill is a leading candidate to be the next coach--though no final decisions, "Will be made until after the Grand Rapids Griffins' season is finished," to use his words--and he appeared on both Winnipeg's TSN 1290's Hustler and Lawless show to discuss said topics...
And Holland appeared on The Fan 590's Prime Time Sports show for about 20 minutes, just after 6 PM EDT, also discussing said topics with Bob McCown.
Below, you will also find Babcock's interview with McCown from earlier in the day. Babcock insisted that Jeff Blashill will be the Wings' next coach (for what it's worth, TSN's Bob McKenzie also reported that Wings assistant coaches Jim Hiller and Andrew Brewer will be leaving for Toronto).
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Mike Babcock believes that Jeff Blashill will succeed him as the Wings' next coach
by George Malik on 05/21/15 at 05:05 PM ET
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Take this for what you will, from Sportsnet's Jeff Marek and Mike Babcock's chat with The Fan 590's Bob McCown:
Babcock was talking about personnel who left the Wings as proof of a quality program and he mentioned Blashill, "Who's gonna be the coach."
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Yes, Nicklas Lidstrom helped author a 'scientific paper'
by George Malik on 05/21/15 at 04:42 PM ET
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Nicklas Lidstrom actually did this a year ago, but it makes for interesting reading, per the Free Press's Steve Schrader:
It sounds like a plot on "The Big Bang Theory."
Two really smart science-type guys decided to study whether you can apply intelligence and learn to make up for physical limitations to excel in sports.
So Swedish researchers Jan Lennartsson and Carl Lindberg went to the man who seemed to be the smartest hockey player on the planet, former Detroit Red Wings captain Nicklas Lidstrom.
Not that Lidstrom wasn't physically talented, but he always seemed to know what was going to happen before it did.
And it turned out he agreed with their theories, that he learned how to analyze situations and put himself in the best position to succeed, often not going by the book.
Lidstrom was so much help to the research, he was listed as a co-author on the paper that backed up the research, "Game Intelligence in Team Sports," published in the scientific journal PLOS ONE.
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The MMTA promotes essential elements that add quality, safety and enjoyment to our lives. Minor metals include cobalt, gallium, germanium, zirconium, rhenium, titanium, tungsten, antimony, rare earth metals and many more. The MMTA serves to benefit the entire minor metals' sector. Read More
The world in which we live depends on minor metals - metals such as tungsten, cobalt, tantalum, indium and molybdenum, to name but a few.
Warehouses approved for minor metal storage are monitored by the Warehousing Committee and independently inspected.
The international MMTA Membership represents the entire value chain - producers, traders, consumers, and service providers.
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£105 MMTA Members and their guests
£150 Non Members
To learn more, please go to the event page.


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