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Position: D Birthdate: Jun 27, 1974 From: Oakville, ON; Canada |
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Date | Time | For | Against | Opponent |
Oct 13, 2005 | 1pd 02:37 | @ FLA | BOS | Colton Orr |
They drop the gloves near center ice and square off. Orr leads with a couple of rights, which come up short. Cairns retaliates with about eleven rights, with probably half landing, some good ones too, one knocking the helmet off of Orr. During the barrage Orr looks to have his right caught up in his jersey, but finally manages to get in tight and gets a better position on Cairns and starts landing some rights. He lands a few good ones, but then Cairns unleashes some more rights with one landing square to Orr's chin which almost put him down. Orr comes back and lands three or four rights, but they're both exhausted at this point and the linesmen come in. | ||||
Voted winner: Eric Cairns (68.2%) - Voted rating: 8.3 | ||||
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Nov 17, 2005 | 1pd 09:41 | FLA | @ OTT | Brian McGrattan |
This one starts by center ice. Both guys drop the mits and square off. After a nice square off McGrattan grabs on with his left. McGrattan gets things started with a nice left jersey-jab. He tries to follow that up with a right hand, but misses over the top. Cairns answers that with a nice right hand to the side of the face. Cairns then throws another right hand that hits the top of McGrattan's helmet. McGrattan throws a left hand that may have landed. Cairns throws a right that comes up short. McGrattan follows with a right, but Cairns ducks it and throws a right that looks to catch the helmet. McGrattan then throws a right which misses over the top. McGrattan gets in 2-3 jersey-jabs and then is hit with a left jersey-jab by Cairns which knocks his helmet off. Cairns throws three more left jersey-jabs and then McGrattan attemps a right hand, but it is blocked by Cairns' left arm. Cairns attempts a big left, but misses and McGrattan quickly answers with a right, but also misses. Cairns then throws another right which lands nicely. McGrattan then gets in a nice jersey-jab which puts Cairns off-balance. With Cairns off-balance McGrattan throws a right hand, but it doesn't look to land as Cairns falls to the ice. | ||||
Voted winner: Brian McGrattan (57.3%) - Voted rating: 6.8 | ||||
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Date | Time | For | Against | Opponent |
Nov 19, 2005 | 3pd 06:49 | @ FLA | NYI | Eric Godard |
Cairns gives Godard a shove as Godard is skating back up ice. They talk for a little bit and decide to drop the gloves and square off. They grab on as Cairns lands two jersey-jabs before Godard misses with a flurry of locked out rights. Godard then lands a number of jersey-jabs of his own on Cairns. They exchange right hands before Cairns throws about 8-9 rights with Godard returning fire in the form of two left hooks as Cairns is still throwing. They exchange more punches before Godard lands an overhand right that causes Cairns to stop throwing. They pause for a moment and begin throwing again, Godard with uppercuts and rights; Cairns with rights and jersey-jabs. They exchange punches before tiring out and ending the fight themselves as the linesmen come in as escorts. | ||||
Voted winner: Eric Godard (85.2%) - Voted rating: 7.2 | ||||
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Jan 21, 2006 | 2pd 02:00 | @ PIT | PHI | Turner Stevenson |
Behind the play, they drop the gloves and square off. Cairns grabs on and throws two rights that miss before connecting with a couple of jersey-jabs. Stevenson throws a right to the side of Cairns' helmet as Cairns returns fire with a right of his own. Stevenson fights to keep his balance before he falls to the ice. Cairns lands another right while Stevenson is going down. | ||||
Voted winner: Eric Cairns (80.6%) - Voted rating: 2.7 | ||||
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Date | Time | For | Against | Opponent |
Feb 11, 2006 | 2pd 06:26 | PIT | @ WAS | Doug Doull |
Doull takes a run at Cairns beside the Pittsburgh net and they push and shove before dropping the gloves. They square off and Cairns grabs ahold of Doull, throws three right crosses and an uppercut, with two of the punches connecting. Doull pushes Cairns up against the glass and throws two rights before losing his balance and falling to the ice, taking Cairns down with him. Other Penalties: Doull received a slashing. | ||||
Voted winner: Eric Cairns (83.7%) - Voted rating: 4.3 | ||||
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Date | Time | For | Against | Opponent |
Mar 21, 2006 | 2pd 20:00 | PIT | @ OTT | Zdeno Chara |
Other Penalties: Cairns received a spearing major, misconduct and double game misconduct; Chara a misconduct. | ||||
Voted winner: Zdeno Chara (68.7%) - Voted rating: 6.3 | ||||
Vote / Details (10 Reviews) | ||||
Date | Time | For | Against | Opponent |
Apr 11, 2006 | 3pd 05:18 | PIT | @ PHI | Donald Brashear |
The two step out of the penalty box, glance at each other, and drop the gloves. After squaring off at the blueline, Brashear grabs ahold of Cairns and throws four lefts with two connecting before losing his balance and going down to a knee. Brashear returns to his feet and throws another left while Cairns returns fire with five straight rights, one of them knocking off Brashear's helmet. Brashear is able to get Cairns bent over and then gets his left arm free, firing off three lefts. Cairns responds with a right and the two go toe-to-toe with punches for a short moment: Brashear with lefts, Cairns with rights. Brashear then throws three more lefts while Cairns tries to get his right arm free from Brashear's grasp. Cairns does and throws two more rights while Brashear loses his balance and falls to the ice. | ||||
Voted winner: Eric Cairns (54.6%) - Voted rating: 7.3 | ||||
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Date | Time | For | Against | Opponent |
Apr 17, 2006 | 2pd 08:35 | @ PIT | NYI | John Erskine |
Cairns hits Steve Regier from behind along the boards. Erskine skates over and challenges Cairns with the two skating away from the boards, dropping the gloves, and squaring off. They grab ahold of each other and Cairns throws a right and two jersey-jabs. Erskine throws a right that hits Cairns' helmet. Erskine then throws a jersey-jab which sets up a right cross that connects and sends Cairns to the ice. The linesmen quickly jump in right after. | ||||
Voted winner: John Erskine (92.6%) - Voted rating: 5.7 | ||||
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Sanguinaire E wrote:This exchange above seems to reflect a common misconception. Namely, many people think that the only adventure film protagonists who take lives include R-rated films starring reactionary Republicans. However, most film protagonists that I can think of take the lives of their opponents, or the main opponent otherwise dies at the end of the film, even in PG or PG-13 films. This does not automatically get one an R-rating. Nor, despite what some people think, does it make you a Republican, even though many people associate this with Republican reactionaries (who mostly have not had their films in theaters in the last ten years).
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Least liked: SUPERMAN RETURNS. (Actual quote from the oldest nephew: "His costume is stupid.")
They were right; Singer's redesigned costume with the three-dimensional "S" and blue-burgundy tones was stupid. As to how the real Superman should appear, look no further than the Reeve films...which, when you sit back and consider, did add a great deal of depth to the character and were lauded by critics for that fact. The first two anyway. If one wants to make superheroes palatable to adults, that's the way to do it, by adding those extra layers of emotional resonance whilst simultaneously remembering one's young audience and the wholesome traditions built up over not just years but decades. That's great. Just leave the nihilism, psychopathy and navel-gazing at the door. Seeing Michael Keaton kill people right and left in BATMAN, which I hated even as a 9-year old, is a fine example of how far astray things have gotten. Who in their right mind would look to something like that for a role model?
Examples: Indiana Jones (remember he cut the rope bridge), Luke Skywalker (blowing up the Deathstar), etc.
Thus, in most adventure films, the main opponent dies. However, I can think of a few counterexamples where in a film the main opponent did not die.
Doc Savage (in fact, in prose, after his first few adventures, Doc Savage may have started the technical pacifist trend); brainwashes his main enemy into reforming
The Saint (1997), even though the prose version had no such qualms about taking a life, in this film, both main opponents live to stand trial
The Harry Potter films?
Masters of the Universe: We find out that Skeletor did not die in a post-credits scene (whether or not he counts as undead serves as another matter-this happens when you make a distaff Thulsa Doom)
Obviously, films based on comic strips and comic books generally (or at least one would expect them to) have protagonists who would generally refrain from taking lives, so Luthor has survived all live action Superman films he has appeared in since the 1970's. Similarly, Magneto has survived all live action X-Men films (did Mystique?) in which he appears.
Note that I do not count the original Star Wars trilogy as fitting in this deliberation, even though both a reformed Vader and the Emperor do not perish till the end of the last film, since those films serve as more of an integrated arc as opposed to just another pearl on a string, as some would say. Nor does the first TMNT live action film count, even though we retroactively find out in the next film that the Shredder did not in fact die.


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TORONTO - The Z should stand for zoom. The first thing you need to know about Blackberry's new Z10 is that it's fast.
The all-touch smartphone was one of two announced in Toronto on Wednesday by Research in Motion, the struggling Waterloo-based company. It's available in Canada Feb. 5.
When I actually tried out the 4.2-inch device, I was able to run Angry Birds, Alpha Zero and Where's My Water? at the same time. The apps remained open and nothing crashed.
More impressive is the BlackBerry Hub, which aggregates e-mail, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. The Hub chronologically organizes your updates, but don't worry, you can filter it just for e-mail.
The HD camera was another huge plus. Time Shift lets you adjust photos by a few seconds. But, a sad note for photo fiends, Instagram is not yet available for the Z10.
Apps are also a huge boon for the Z10. A slick-looking NHL Game Center gives users the usual news, game stats and video. But simple swipes between the three provided a unique, cascading flow. Similarly, MLSE are offering an app for the Toronto Maple Leafs and a separate app for the Toronto Raptors.
"We want to get people stuff they don't get to see," Michael Ball, manager of digital production, tells QMI Agency. In addition to news, scores and stats, the MLSE app will give users access to behind the scenes video, or, as Ball puts it, "fly-on-the-wall" content.
The company is also planning a TFC app in the coming months.
The Air Canada app lets you check flight status and customize your flight experience. But if you're looking to book a flight, that feature is not yet available.
And if you are a Timmies fan, a new app uses the Z10's GPS to point you to the 20 nearest Tim Horton's locations.
It'll even give you directions, nutritional info and the balance on your Tim's card.
If social is your thing, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Foursquare come pre-loaded on the Z10. Sharing pics on social networks is easier, and scrolling on Facebook and Twitter is very fast. Photos appear crisp and pop on the page well. All this with one thumb.
Another new feature, BlackBerry Balance, lets users separate the phone's personal and business functions, so there will be no need for a work phone and a play phone.
When it comes to movies and TV, we all know that BlackBerry has been in the dark ages. The newly re-launched BlackBerry App World offers a host of entertainment content to change that.
The store resembles Apple's iTunes, with an entertainment carousel that is programmed by BlackBerry. Movie rentals will vary in price - $5.99 for new releases; $4.99 for older titles. If you want to buy a movie, it'll run you $19.99 and up. TV shows are download-to-own.
You can connect the device to your TV via a mini-HDMI cable and watch the content on the big screen. This is handy for gaming, too. So, if you've ever wanted to play Angry Birds Star Wars on a 55-inch Sharp, here's your chance.
If you're a Netflix person, though, you're out of luck. The company is working to add the streaming service to its roster, but it will not be available at launch.
BlackBerry Story Maker allows you to create your own little movie with the Z10. You can choose the media (photos and videos), add some music, add titles and credits and when you hit done, it creates a little video. Very cool.
The touchscreen keyboard boasts thick fret lines that should satisfy the most fickle user. It's also adaptive, so as you type, the device will hone in on your phraseology. If you have an -ism, the Z10 will pick up on it.
It's also a good-looking device. The smooth front is almost entirely all screen, and the Z10's soft-touch backing feels remarkably nice to the touch.
Let's face it, Apple made us all self-conscious about our gadgets, so this was a must for BlackBerry. And after toting around an outdated Curve for the past four years, the Z10 puts me firmly in the cool club.
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Inflows into dividend-paying stocks have picked up in light of recent volatility. Investors and baby boomers in particular view the relatively stable cash payouts as a dependable source of retirement income, according to Peters, who is also Morningstar's Director of Equity-Income Strategy.
But as money flows into big names such as AT&T, yields in telecommunications and other sectors have been declining. AT&T, for example, has fallen from a 6.06% yield in September of 2011 to 4.75%, according to analysts at Thomson Reuters. And investors have 1,908 dividend-paying stocks from which to choose, says John Kozey, a senior analyst at Thomson Reuters.
Verizon, as Peters points out, experienced a similar, though less pronounced decline. "When the stock price goes up faster than the dividend, the dividend yield goes down. And unless the natural growth rate of the underlying business and the dividend it pays is going up, then your total return is also suffering on a prospective basis," Peters says. And, adding to the issue, demand for dividends is likely to grow dramatically.
According to Peters, baby boomers are entering retirement largely without the fixed payouts of a defined pension from large companies such as General Motors and will have to create their own income to supplement their 401(k).
"That's going to force more and more and more people to go out and demand dividends at the core of their long-term portfolios," Peters says. "That doesn't mean fixed income no longer has any role to play, but it has become tough to look at fixed income as an on-going source of income that can keep steady with inflation."
It also means that certain sectors could become overcrowded as demand for certain companies pushes valuations higher, Peters says. He points to regulated utilities, real estate investment trusts, tobacco and telecom as dividend sectors that look "richly valued."
"People want low beta; they want low volatility," Peters explains. "They like a regulated utility that's pretty much going to be around paying its [dividend] through thick and thin. People are also very interested in trying to find yield wherever they can get it, so an environment with low interest rates and fixed income has a more profound effect on higher yielding stocks, makes them more valuable," Peters says. "That makes it a little more difficult to put together a good dividend portfolio right now, but it doesn't make it impossible."
Some wealth managers are re-evaluating their strategies in response. According to Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott, his firm suggested at the beginning of 2012 that investors start to make a rotation out of conventional dividend-paying sectors such as telecommunications, utilities and consumer staples and into energy, healthcare and technology.
"The fact of the matter is that the dynamic has changed," Luschini says. "And so, [that means] two things: One, we thought that some of those other sectors, [energy, healthcare and technology], had exceedingly attractive valuations that would be rewarded. At the same time, we also felt that the former, telecommunications, utilities, and consumer staples had valuations that had become fairly well stretched and might be vulnerable to under performance as investors continue to consider where they allocate money."
When choosing an appropriate dividend strategy, it's important to keep at least two major factors in mind, Peters says. They are the investor's individual time horizon and the sustainability of the dividend. Investors, Peters says, should make sure that they can make the commitment to hold the stock long enough to extract the cash return and weather the ups and downs in the stock price. A stock with a yield of four percent must be owned for a whole year to even access that return and another five years to make back 20% of the original investment assuming the dividend remains constant.
"In order for a dividend to really become meaningful you have to own the stock that pays it for a long time," Peters says. "And long-term buy-and-hold is out of fashion. People are skittish, they're scared, and they have been abused in the past by the way the market has behaved."
As for sustainability, investors will want to check a company's history to see how long it has offered its dividend and ensure that its earnings are not so volatile that a company is at risk of cutting that payout. Peters points to J.C. Penney and Supervalu as examples of companies whose growth could not sustain their dividends.


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All the best from The Oklahoman Photo Deptartment
Pictures I Like-getting caught up
August 14, 2011
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In the last 12 days, the War in Afghanistan has affected families close to home, we've had swings in the weather between extreme heat and severe storms, OU and OSU started up the football season, students went back to school and grass fires started around the Oklahoma City Metro area.
Here's a couple of... Read More
Rowing on the river
August 14, 2011
Staff Photographers covered the USRowing Masters National Championships on the Oklahoma River over the last weekend. You can watch a video of the competition by clicking here, or you can click here to see more images from The Oklahoman's photography department.
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…and a golden Elvis
August 09, 2011
I pulled into a parking space in downtown Perry, Oklahoma on Tuesday afternoon after photographing some minor storm damage following severe thunderstorms the night before. In a storefront window a few doors down from the Kumback Cafe, was a collection of Elvis Presley figurines, including a bright gold one that... Read More
Back to school on the southside and elsewhere
August 08, 2011
Students in different school districts around the Oklahoma City metro area started school last week. At Santa Fe South Charter High School, students start the year with the Back 2 School Bash. Students and teachers get a chance to talk, look over their class schedules and pick up school uniforms a few days before... Read More
Grassfire claims Edmond homes
August 07, 2011
Firefighters tried to save George Reich's home as it was engulfed in flames on Blackjack Lane, Saturday. They ran into his home only to quickly retreat and on their way out grabbed seven family photographs from the hallway wall. They were the only items saved from the home.
I found Reich Sunday morning picking... Read More
Farewell to the summer interns
August 05, 2011
This summer three photography students joined The Oklahoman Photo department as interns; Zach Gray, from Oklahoma State, Garett Fisbeck from the University of Central Oklahoma and Ashley R. West from the University of Oklahoma. Friday is their last official day as interns. Here's a few our favorite images they... Read More
Macro photography-Heat Dome version
August 03, 2011
As you've read before on Alternate Crop, I've been using our "pool" 50mm macro lens, which can focus closer than my 50mm @ 1.8. For the really close pictures like these (except for the fish picture), I take the lens off and hold it up to the lens mount backwards. Focusing is a little more difficult with a... Read More
Komodo Dragons
August 02, 2011
Staff Photographer Steve Gooch photographed Komodo Dragons at the Oklahoma City Zoo on Monday. He used an off-camera strobe to light the lizards, while he took the pictures through the glass at the exhibit.
Seeing his pictures in the paper this morning reminded me to look back through some of the interesting... Read More
A tribute to 'The Freakshow'
July 31, 2011
This was going to be Dallas Bulmer's night. They'd planned it for months. Bulmer's character Crisstopher "The Freakshow" Crow was supposed to take the spotlight during a cage match at the end of a show by Sooner World Class Wresting. Instead, his friends gathered around the ring for a ten-bell salute as... Read More
A camp without limits
July 29, 2011
I take my daughter to gymnastics class every week. As soon as she walks in and sees the equipment and the coaches, she can't wait to get her shoes off and get into the gym. At first, it was a very different experience for a group of children who visited Mat Trotters Gymnastics in Oklahoma City on Wednesday. The... Read More
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Could you not be more pedestrian and cliched? That is nothing but a slight puff-piece of the most obvious touristy spots when so many richer and noteworthy ruins abound.
This reads like something cobbled together by someone who has seen nothing but can Google the mundane.
Don't forget the UK. We have Stonehenge and that amazing stone wall (if you excuse the pun) built by the gay Roman Emporer, Hadrian. London has many iconic buildings such as Tower Bridge and the Tower of London plus the Houses of Parliament along with more recent additions such as the Gherkin and the Shard London Bridge.
In Scotland there is the Forth Railway Bridge and the Falkirk Wheel not to mention Edinburgh Castle.
Then there are our many castles and houses plus our legacy of our Industrial Revoloution all ther to enjoy. I live in this country and I have only scratched the surface – you need more than a lifetime to appreciate what we have to offer.
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"This cake starts with a mix, but it's loaded with extras to give it that 'from-scratch' flavor. It's so moist and delicious—everyone asks for the recipe!" Nora Fitzgerald - Sevierville, TN
Nutritional Facts 1 slice equals 846 calories, 40 g fat (19 g saturated fat), 150 mg cholesterol, 701 mg sodium, 118 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 8 g protein.
Originally published as Carrot-Spice Cake with Caramel Frosting in Simple & Delicious January/February 2010, p14
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Reviewed on Apr. 25, 2011 by Annie1227
The second time I made this recipe I used a carrot cake mix (Betty Crocker brand, usually the only brand I prefer) but I have to say that I preferred the spice cake mix from the first time I made it (also Betty Crocker brand). Not sure what really made it better with the spice cake over the carrot cake mix, but it seemed more moist with the spice cake and just a bit more flavor. Next time I use a carrot cake mix (bought two, so gonna have to try it again) I think I will add a little extra cinnamon, nutmeg, and maybe a pinch of ground ginger. I still think it's the best recipe I have personally come across and it is very similar to my friend's top secret carrot cake recipe that she won't give to anyone :o) so that makes me happy that I can at least have one almost as good as hers any time I want now! :o)
SOOOOO GOOOOOOOD!!!!! Delicious carrot cake! The caramel cream cheese frosting was really good too, never thought of that before but was yummy, just a great combination.
Reviewed on Apr. 25, 2011 by lisasclark
Moist and great flavors! I omitted the pineapple and raisins, baked in 8" pans, and increased cooking time by 15+ minutes. I also used a storebought buttercream frosting.
Reviewed on Apr. 24, 2011 by schrotie
I used to HATE Carrot cakes of any sort - I made this cake for guests and couldn't believe how absolutely delicious and decadent it is. The guests loved it as well and requested the recipe the recipe.
Reviewed on Apr. 16, 2011 by guillix4
loved this cake, so moist and so easy.Using a boxed cake mix made it come together in a snap.5 stars from my family...
Reviewed on Apr. 15, 2011 by taslas07
Not everyone has to count calories. Some people wish they could gain weight. And like others have said if you do it n moderation it will not hurt you. This was a great cake. I did leave out the coconut as I don't like it. Everyone loved it. Will make this over and over.
Reviewed on Apr. 14, 2011 by Annie1227
I can't wait to try this recipe!!! Been looking for one like it for years, it sounds similar to a friend's carrot cake recipe, but she won't share her top secret recipe! Can't wait to see if this is like it so I can tell her I cracked the code!
Reviewed on Apr. 13, 2011 by lean1941
This cake was delish. For those of you who decide to screw up the rating because of the fat and calorie content then you shouldnt make it. We can eat anything we want so who are you to sit there a make comments like that. You can eat anything as long as it is in moderation. So then next time dont make it or eat it. if you are watching calories.
Reviewed on Apr. 13, 2011 by graninet
Why would you make the cake if you are counting calories. Eat Cake be Happy.
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Altoona roughs up Wildcats
September 21, 2012 LOCK HAVEN — Mason Betar threw two touchdown passes to Mason Green to help Altoona shut out Central Mountain, 34-0, in junior high football action on Thursday. more »»
B-A's ICC prowess to be tested against Juniata Valley
September 20, 2012 Bellwood-Antis' dominance of the Inter-County Conference is well-documented. Just don't remind Blue Devils coach John Hayes. "Don't say that," Hayes said. "That's a jinx. more »»
AAHS defense facing tall task in Gateway
September 20, 2012 Although his team is 1-2, it's hard for Coach John Franco to have many complaints with how his Altoona Mountain Lion defense has performed this year. more »»
Road doesn't get any easier for Golden Tigers
September 20, 2012 Last week, the Hollidaysburg Area High School football team went on the road for the first time this season and lost its quarterback and the game by 55 points to one of the WPIAL's top program. more »»
Marauders' defense shuts down Highlanders
September 15, 2012 Depending on how the Bishop Guilfoyle Catholic High School football season turns out this year, it might go down as one of the best timeouts coach Justin Wheeler ever called. more »»
Altoona falls by 7 again
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Dragons lose thriller to Bison
September 15, 2012 CLEARFIELD — Central quarterback Austin Cunningham simply did it all Friday night for the Scarlet Dragons in their matchup with Clearfield at the Bison Sports Complex. more »»
TJ cruises past Tigers
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Forest Hills' special teams play dooms BC
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Oliver leads Tyrone to big win
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The IND's own Cherry Fisher May led the pack of those that broke the mold with a blue textured jacket and on trend boots. Sharon Moss wore a great pair of brown and black pants (we are loving black and brown together and you should, too) she snagged at Shi Shi. And if mother-daughter duos were earning style awards at the luncheon, the team of Mary Ann and Setareh Mirian would have snagged top prize. Setareh was glowing in a blue dress while Mary Ann looked vibrant in a yellow dress while carrying an equally yellow and fabulous bag.
Three of our favorite picks were from Beth Ardoin of Iberia Bank, who managed to stay fresh and all business at once, the beautiful Paloma Reyes who kept it edgy with a fun necklace and IND Style honoree Mallory Acrey in a flirty polka dot skirt and bold top. (And a blue manicure. It's all about blue, ladies.)
Despite her financial roots, Beth kept things less serious with a striped jacket with a great little shape on her petite frame. We know there surely must be a fine line in dressing on trend and remaining banker appropriate. We imagine they're a little more picky on dress codes than we are here at IND Style. (Although, I think leather leggings could really keep things fun in the boardroom.)
Mallory stayed true to her love of color and Mad Men-inspired style and brought the funky with her manicure and statement necklace.
Paloma was lovely in a fresh pontytail, Michael Kors dress from Knotting Hill and edgy black necklace and bangles from Kiki along with a bright bag.
While the highlight of the event was surely the inspiring speeches from honorees (Stephanie Mitchell Bertrand had me misty eyed), a bold bag, edgy manicure and funky pair of pants gave us over at IND Style our own kind of inspiration. Thanks, ladies.
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Paso Wine Centre Description
Paso Wine Centre strives to highlight Paso wineries, winemakers and wines. They carry 200 local-area wines by the bottle, and offer 48 for tasting from an Enomatic dispensing system. This allows wine lovers to taste a 1-oz pour from any of the available wines.
Recent additions to the Wine Centre include community tasting tables, an outdoor patio, and beautiful art shows changing several times a year. The space is equal parts part living room, art gallery, and wine tasting bar. It's the perfect place to meet friends or have a private party.
"By the taste, By the glass, Buy the bottle."
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"Irish Sales"
I find this particular dodge very interesting. Obviously its been working for years which makes me wonder about the case law behind it. I suspect at the moment its incumbent on HMRC to prove that the sale is not in fact Irish. If this is the case then a change in laws would be worth far more than this grandstanding.
Of course actually having a responsible discussion behind closed doors with HMRC wouldnt pander to the shameless grandstanding these bloodsucking MP's want to display to distract us from their own dodgy dealings.
A pox on both the Commons and Googles houses. A side helping of pox for HMRC as well.
Re: Swiss shouted at for hiding stolen gold.
Lets hope the legislation has some teeth.... or do the swiss already own them all ;)
Re: it's not only companies
Sometimes the difference between Evasion and Avoidance comes down to whether HMRC make a ruling against you or whether you have the wherewithall to fight HMRC or if its cheaper to cut your losses.
Thats what some of these clever dicks using the Jimmy Carr like schemes dont realise. Avoiding taxation by assuming you are small fry and that your scheme (that someone who is probably creaming off a cut has recommended) HMRC compliant is a recipe for financial disaster. Most of these schemes seem to have an offshore component. What happens to your money if its offshore when the taxman closes it down? Are the scheme owners going to give back money in transit? I doubt it.
If you really think he is a wanker - dob him into the tax man. Have the courage of your convictions.
Look before you leap
Im less than eneamoured with going to Sky but look at the alternatives - are they any better?
Virgin - NTL under a different name - never again.
BT - Blood sucking monopoly who phormed us.
Talk-Talk - all time achiever at top of the BB complaints tree.
As far as the big boys go I think sky actually could the the lesser of 4 evils.
Not Legacy vs Cloud its known costs versus unknown costs (that they think they can ignore)
This is not a technology debate - just a product pricing debate.
This is all a big smokescreen - yes the big software houses have got afat and lazy and are gorging themselves at the trough of licence fees but thats not the main driver to the the cloud. Its the fact that the CFO can see the Total Cost Ownership of operating big software on site, but since he doesnt see the TCO of operating cloud software it looks A LOT cheaper. In reality common sense tells us that if you have a business need of complexity X it doesnt matter where it runs.
What I would like to see is estimate of costs of cloud based outages, data leakage, End User App creation as the cloud isnt as mature/flexible etc etc.
My gut feel is that once you take out Oracles & SAP's overly large margins the TCO is relatively even.
As others have said this is just one point in a continuing cycle between on site and remote hosted processing.
Re: Not just Apple
That shower at Pixmania were also notorious for doing this. Possibly the only occurence of things actually improving after Dixons were involved.
More Info Please
As nominal IT site - can we have a follow up on the contents of his Rockpod and the rest of the kit he is taking?
Oh Lordy ROTM
Am I the only one who sees this technology being used to print the skin over fleshy seeking Terminators.
/Gets me flak jacket.
With at least 3 apps for this purpose currently advertised on London cabs - one might suggest that the market is well on its way to being saturated and any investors have a higher than usual chance of losing their shirts.....
And what kind of crappy name is Uber? Hailo is my personal fave in the naming stakes.
Re: Hmm... @ AC no 1
You really dont get it do you? What she is doing is perfectly legitimate and is deliberately enshrined in our current tax laws to encourage entrepreneurship.
If you dont like it go out a start a business of your own to pull us out of this recession.
How many people does she employ that are paying NI etc?
Re: Uhh... @Sorry
What you mean the insane compensation culture free for all created under the current UK legislation is actually better?
Where insurance and product costs are driven through the roof by claims pursued by lawyers soley on the basis of their compensation cut - regardless of the actual harm in the case?
Its all very well to have a potential for financial redress for various events - when no consideration is made for where the money comes from. - Ultimately the ordinary consumer one way or another either in higher product prices, higher taxes or higher insurance costs.
In this case - the judge/jury obviously agreed that the lady in question had been discriminated - however suffered minimal harm as a result - given the paltry payout.
Now she will probably have to declare bankrupcy as a result of owing her lawyers such a rediculous amount - and may have far worse employment prospects - plus effectively not get any Credit products for the rest of her life.
Re: They Were Tired @doug
I'd be more worried about the Aliens trying to get 35kg of monitoring equipment up my ass.
I have just been there and theres a grotesque banner ad for "the government" that hides the fact that 50% of the accessible material is off the bottom of the page.
As someone else observed this looks exactly like those placeholder/squatter pages.
BTW viewing at 1080p gawd knows what it looks like at 768.
Re: I don't see it
You sir are a slippery genius - and have probably hit the nail on the head. You however need to be a little more circumspect as the Fail will have the mobs around your house before you can say credit crunch for displaying an understanding of Finance.
Symptom not a cause
the fact is that whilst CA's are regional, national (or international) entities they have to comply with the laws of the territory they operate in. Therefore its the CA issuing system thats broken not anything else. Since this is at heart a technical flaw in the system and will remain so until such time as certs (or their future state equivalents) can be issued independently of any political or legal interference - Is this even at all possible?
Not wanting to defend Telia but they may have no choice but to facilitate MiTM monitoring if they operate in that country - and as noted - its not just authoritarian states that may wish to do this.
Im sure all of us can forsee a time when the "freedom loving democracies" have or propose laws which go something like this(if they dont already have them that is) :
1. Permit MitM attacks.
2. Dont talk about 1.
Re: Is There Proof Of Nork Nuke At All ?
Building = Portaloo or Shed. Now if the norks could make a cloaked shed shaped bomb.......
Re: 2) The person at the end of the phone is more knowledgeable than you are!
Personal experience both
Eclipse and Be have been great for me - no complaints.
Re: You couldn't make it up
I presume it wasnt "stopping" more likely a statement saying if we show this to unauthorised people we'll get hung out to dry by the penalties on the Commercial-in-confidence clauses we have stupidly signed.
"Please complete form 345z to become an authorised person within the terms of this contract"
So delay and obscurification rather than "stopping"
Not that it makes it any more tolerable.
Re: Greedy Rascals
To be fair (grudgingly) to Voda the India thing is afaik at least partially where the Indian Govt changed the law and applied it retrospectively which has got to be a dirty rotten cheat in anyones book.
Totally agree with the comfy tea with HMRC point though.
Re: Big differences between Apple and Oracle @AC 1344
Dear God!
Someone on El Reg thinks Twitter has any significance other that self-masterbatory navel gazing.
Did you wander here from Wired? Aww Bless. New Shiny thing make it all better soon.
Re: Mike
Interestingly enough I saw this phenomenum just yesterday at a fantastic council run place called the discovery Outlook Center - which has 2 things that I assumed were just satellite dishes masquerading as art work but turned out to be whispering dishes doing exactly what Mike said but on a smaller scale.
Well recommended for a visit with the Little'uns if you are in Berks.
Rather disconnected
How on earth are 2 completely separate actions by Fujitsu worthy mention in the same breath?
And since when can rebalancing an underperforming pension pot be classed as "investment". Most of their emplyoyee's would see it as an obligation.
Re: China only has a monopoly on willingness to pollute
@dbhh. Thats a little arlarmist. Most likely we will see what has happened in RE's apply across a whole range of China made products. Whereas the cycle of glabal demand and supply in a previous centuries was generations or hundreds of years - the world is now so interconnected its down to 5's of years.
And those timescales are not long enough for the previous knowledge and infrastructure held in the source economies atrophy to any great exent.
Eventually things will stabilise into a stable-ish cycle of supply and demand - just on a global scale.
Think - how many offshoring operations are on their 3rd or 4th cycle of moving? You can see it as a race to the bottom - the alternative way of looking at it is a necessary step towards Global demand and supply equilibruim.
Married vs Hitched
I suspect the difference between the 2 - even in this day and age - is that marrieds are more likely to have offspring who limit both in terms of sheer time, and also content. ie does my 2 yo really need to see my one shot sniper kill?
Gawd knows I had enough of a problem the other day explaining why the Pigs were getting it in Angry Birds!
Re: Renault and electronics...
That was my main thought too. Nearly every one of my brothers Renaults have had some form of electronics problem.
Other than that - looks like a decent EV at last.
Magsafe FTW
I cant believe ElReg havent got a few dead rats Mac PSU's lying around that can be repurposed for free.
Or even nick Lewis' when he's not looking.
Call yourselfs journo's!
Re: Ace
havent read the article yet - came straight in to upvote the subheading.
Return ticket yes. Even better return ticket to somewhere else and onward journey china booked with cash at last minute.
Posting incredibly stupid as all their incoming mail is intercepted.
Relationship between SCADA and Smart Grids
Are these 2 things being lumped together simply because the both are deployed by Utility industries or do they share a common code lineage?
If the latter - thats another reason to refuse a Smart Meter.
Re: Emmy Award-winning newscaster Shad Olson Reports: The Great Drone Debate - YouTube
I'll think you'll find anyone who uses a Pi/ardrone or similar in the States will find themselves automatically reclassified as an "armed militia" and dealt with accordingly.
Only the Gubermint can own Grab-drones with impunity.
Maybe Im wrong
But it seems like this companies sole achievement was to keep 1.3m of costs off of 2e2's books.
How many contractors did they employ? I presume most of this is some kind of "1 month in arrears" scenario?
ie they were paying their contractors before e2e paid them?
Re: I'm so glad I didn't buy Colonial Marines.
Probably best to avoid Vince Wards "Alien 3 : Wooden Monastery Spaceship" script thou.....
Although at least no-one could be accused of not trying something new.....
<----- if this wasnt a WTF moment I dont know what was.
Re: Draganflyer X-4
isnt this what they used on Top Gear over the weekend? If the results were not mocked up they were certainly impressive. Suspect they hired/leased one rather than bought it.
Ahhh Alistair
You are fast becoming the solution to BOFHless fridays. Have a pint on me.
I have a better suggestion - Arm Bears.
She's an idiot
You gotta factor in the mindset of the person making this comment. She rocked back to work mere weeks after having a baby. That tells us 2 things.
1. Work comes first for her.
2. She has no concept of how hard those on less than CEO wages find managing child care.
Personally working from home 1 day a week is worth about £10k to me as without it I'd have to find a non-London job and my current employer would be devoid of my manifold talents.
Except "Rice in" is a Sushi joke.
Oh Come. On.
"What they said was: if a company is in a state that bans gay marriage, a gay person is less likely to come work for that company, thus harming their business. They want the best people, regardless of whether they are gay or not, and so would like these obstacles to free movement to be removed."
Really? Tenuous much? Im all for Gay Marriage but Im more for businesses staying the f*ck out of issues that involve personal choice & freedoms rather than making some spurious business reason to get them and their slush funds involved.
I'd like to see any one of these firms show the hiring stastics that back up their assertions.
Gotta Agree
HP's lax and overly tolerant board is one of the reasons they are in the mess they are in.
Someone has to take responsibility for their shocking CEO choices in the last few years.
About the only company worse than HP at choosing CEO's is Nokia.
Re: Dark matter WIMPS
You mean you cant believe Eadon managed to stay on topic for 2 whole paragraphs before reverting to type and flaming someone?
Re: 2G / 2.5G / 3G air interface test engineer here...
Indeed I wonder if this is Vodafones lack of investment in their network over the last few years coming home to roost......
Remember when they used to claim they had the best network for 3g and it was empirically
true? (for my use - YMMV)
Re: If it weren't for cameras....
"At the end of the day, if you're innocent, what's your problem?"
The problem is that innocence depends very much on the vagaries of the day.
One day its mugging a granny, breaking a shop window..... one regime change later its looking Islamic, thinking suspiciously, applying for a school place out of catchment. Oh Ripa already covers the last one - Move it to the top.
Am I the only one
Thinking Star Trek Generations? Or has everyone else blanked it from their memories?
I havent read the article yet
I just came here to a give big thumbs up to the use of the word "astro-paps"
Made my day
Re: Joss Whedon
wasnt he quoted as saying he wouldn't touch it with a barge pole though?
Re: other uses
would bit rate be a problem? Think 40 wpm plus repeat keys like ctrl, alt.
Perils of SSO
This is the big issue with these FaceTwit type SSO services. The people providing it have no incentive to protect your privacy. In fact given that their business models pretty much fail if people do enforce their want for privacy its no surprise this kind of thing happens.
Try explaining that to joe-schmoe user who just thinks "ahahh one less password".
Stealing your wallet icon .... obviously right.
Re: Analysis
"Unless the data from these new birds is going to be sent straight to the battlefield (which won't happen due to security) I can only see more information increasing the logjam."
Did you even read the whole article?
Re: EUSSR
"1984 dystopia on schedule"
2013>1984 its hardly on schedule now is it?
Suspect TCL will be a little miffed
When in a last minute change the Mandarin reverts to the comic book racist towards chinese representation.


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Clayton Patterson has documented the changing face of the Lower East Side over the past 30 years. An exhibition opening tonight at Tribes Gallery takes a look at some of those photos, taken in the early 90's, and exhibited in the neighborhood where they were shot. The show is a collaboration with Mint&Serf, who along with their PPP crewmates have supersaturated the walls with layers and layers of fill-ins and tags from floor to ceiling. This is definitely not going to be your typical gallery opening.
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