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Plastic cabinets—out of here! It was replaced with beautiful solid maple cabinetry from Thomasville.
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Q) Why did you choose to play Sloane?
Chelsea: I think for the obvious reason that I wanted to do something that was a little bit more challenging. I've been playing myself for 35 years now, so I don't really - I'm not really getting as much out of it as I would a challenge to play something that's completely, you know, against type. So it's been much more fun to put on a wig and, you know, I give bright in the first episode, and I'm very, very uptight. And, you know, I'm very sarcastic, still, the character, but I'm very kind of buttoned-up. So it's fun to just kind of dress shlumpy and, you know, and have a completely different appearance and have a completely different attitude. So - and it's nice to play against, you know, someone who's playing me. So I can really, you know, it's very antithetical to Chelsea. So it's kind of a really fun role.
Q) How did you guys get Jo Koy on the show?
Chelsea: He's actually not on the show. He was just in the pilot and then we had to replace him because, well, we just didn't think, you know, we didn't think that chemistry between all the people in the bar was working perfectly. So we actually needed somebody who was a lot better looking. And you can put that in quotes.
Q) What is the genesis of you, Chelsea, getting this show on the air? Was it a - did they just reach out to you and say, hey, how about turning this into a TV show? Or is there more of a story behind there?
Chelsea: Tom Werner and his business partner. And we were - discussed, you know, possibly making this into a TV show. So they actually came to us. And we sat down and talked about, you know, the books and the, you know, how we would create the characters. And then they came and brought us some writers that we met with who are Dottie and Laurie. And we hit it off and thought they would have a really good take on the show, and kind of formatting it to a multi-camera comedy. So they really kind of took it and went from there. And, you know, we're all kind of heavily involved in the process. But we let them kind of come up with the stories for each episode and mine whatever they want to from the book. And then we tweak it however we see fit. So it's been a really fun process. It's a very different process for me because, basically, I'm involved in the cable world heavily, as far as TV goes. And, you know, the landscapes for a multi-camera live audience sitcom is very, very different. The process is very different and the whole, you know, the whole experience has been very different. You know, in cable we don't take notes or we don't have to, you know, we tape our show - my show, "Chelsea Lately," in 22 minutes a day. And "After Lately" is a different process, but it's also single camera, so it's very different than "Are You There, Chelsea?" So it's been, you know, it takes four hours to tape one show. So it's very, very different for me. And you get notes from the network, you get notes from the studio. So it's a completely - it's a much different - it's much bigger - much more of a collaboration than anything I'm used to doing.
Q) And you clearly don't let the grass grow underneath your feet between having, you know, involved in this and having your cable shows, and touring and writing books. So when do you find time to sleep?
Chelsea: Well I'm in bed right now, if that answers your question, having a cappuccino. I could have done this call from office, but I opted to do it from my bedroom.
Q) What do you think of the title as it is now?
Chelsea: Oh good. I came up with it. So I hope I like it. You can't put the content in the title, for network purposes. So I thought, "Are You There, Chelsea?" was a funny play on, you know, the fact that I'm not plying myself. You know, the fact that, you know, sometimes she makes ridiculous decisions. And so it was kind of like, you know, not a double entendre. Maybe a triple entendre. I mean, it means so many different things, "Are You There, Chelsea?" So I thought it was a cute way to kind of keep to the book and also kind of appease the whole anti-vodka situation. Although there is plenty of drinking on the show. You just can't have it in the title.
Q) I wanted to ask you what it's like to have someone else play you?
Chelsea: Oh it's great. It's a dream come true. I'm so sick of playing myself I can't even tell you.
Q) And how did the casting for that work? You know, was it hard to find the right person?
Chelsea: NBC had narrowed it down pretty well. So, I mean, as soon as we all saw Laura we thought she was perfect. She's very salty, she's very down to earth, you know, she's very direct, which are, you know, three things that I'd like to, you know, I mean, that I would identify myself with being. So it was very nice to have somebody that was just, you know, she's a normal girl. I mean, she's a very, very, like cool laid back kind of girl. You know, there's not a lot of drama. So, you know, the whole thing about my books and my life is that I create, you know, drama's always around me. So it gives me an excuse to look the sanest person in the bunch, even though some of my actions are ridiculous. So she kind of encapsulated that from the minute we saw her. So it was really no - I mean, there was really no question. You know, as soon as we met her, we thought she was perfect.
Q) And this a different venture for you. Do you get nervous about how the show will do?
Chelsea: Oh yes. I mean, you know, I mean, I don't get caught - I mean, I wouldn't say I get caught up in it. I mean, luckily I have, you know, I have a lot of jobs so it's not the end-all, be-all. But I would love nothing more than for this to be a success. You know, it's a completely different medium, so you really don't know how it's going to be received until you see it on the air. You know, I was watching a bunch of episodes yesterday, giving notes on the episodes that we've done, and I think, you know, to myself, "God, this show is really, really funny. I hope that there is, you know, I hope that everyone who has been so loyal to me for so many years comes and sees this show and it still - and has the same feelings that I do about it." Because I am getting really excited about the show. And I'm really, really hopeful that people will see it. And I think NBC, you know, NBC just it had, you know, they have someone like Bob Greenblatt, who's running the network now, and he, you know, he's probably the best guy I can think of to do it. And he's - and, you know, it will take time. But the network will turn around. I mean, I grew up with NBC and it was my show, with the Cosby's and "Family Ties." And, you know, that was my channel. Like, NBC was it. So if, you know, if there's ever a time for women to be kind of taking over for a night of television, any night, whatever night that might be, I mean, it's definitely, you know, now.
Q) How much of your relationship with your father will be explored on the show?
Chelsea: Well, I mean, that's actually a pretty - it's a pretty sizeable component in the show. Because, I mean, the casting, you know, we cast Lenny Clarke, who is really, really hilarious in the show. So it's funny. He doesn't really physically look anything like my father, which is probably a favor to America. And he - and he's - you know, it's not a pure depiction. Every character isn't a pure depiction of what you read about in the book, but the essence of everybody is kind of there. So, you know, we couldn't have somebody on the show actually going to the bathroom in public places without using toilets. So we decided to go for the more cleaned up version of my father, which happens to be Lenny Clarke.
Q) Laura, did you find chemistry with the cast (in some much) I know there was a bit of a change during the middle of filming. But was it pretty instant when you began working with everyone?
Laura: Yes. I mean, the group is - everyone put together a really amazing group. And, you know, we're really lucky to have people who - there's like, you know, there isn't one, I don't know, bad egg, I guess you would say. Everyone loves coming to work every day and we really got lucky with a bunch of amazing actors that are all working together. It's awesome.
Q) Chelsea, you mentioned giving birth on the first episode. Do you have any plan on actually doing that in the future for you?
Chelsea: Not after what I went through in the first episode, no.
Q) Do you ever regret making jokes or making fun of other people?
Chelsea: No. No I don't. I feel like the people I make fun of kind of deserve to be made fun of.
Q) What was it that made you on the track to being a comedian?
Chelsea: I don't know. I like to laugh. It's kind of escapism. I like to, you know, make people laugh. And I kind of like people just to have to not think about anything. So, I mean, being able to kind of give that feeling in whatever medium it falls under, whether it's cable or network or standup or books or whatever, I just kind of like to leave a feeling - people feeling like, oh, whatever they've done isn't nearly as bad as what I've done. And - so that also makes them feel better about themselves. And also to have it be in a humorous vein.
Q) I'm just wondering if there's something about Mormon Jewish humor. I know that you come from a family of Mormons and Jews, and I know Roseanne Barr grew up in a Mormon community and she said it was a big influence and she's Jewish.
Chelsea: I think there's humor to be kind of mined from anything, you know, depending on what your situation is. I mean, any kind of cross-relations when your growing up is always kind of, you know, ground for good material. I - it's - so it doesn't matter. I mean, you know, there's plenty of Jewish comedians. I think it just - it matters what your take on it is if you look at it. If you look at your circumstance, whether it be, you know, it could be anything. If you look at it with kind of, you know, askance and think, okay, something's a little off here, then usually, you know, you can make - you can usually make a career out of that.
Q) I've read about you, you talked much about being an outsider. And I'm wondering is - has the outsider come inside now in the sense of you're a major success in the various fields. And I'm wondering if that element of the outsider still eats away at you?
Chelsea: You know, there are moments where sometimes - I mean, I - obviously I've, you know, accomplished or experienced a lot in this industry. And I have, you know, I have had amazing highs. And I just - and I definite - and I've had big lows. But I definitely, you know, I don't feel like an outsider. But that voice is always kind of there. So there's always times where you think do I really belong here? Or, you know, they're very few and far between as compared to, you know, ten years ago or my childhood. But obviously that voice always, you know, I mean, I'm pretty healthy about it, so I'm pretty good about not letting that ever get the best of me. And to let fleeting thoughts fleet.
Q) I was reading your bio and I see there's an update. The character went from Shoshana to Sloane.
Chelsea: Well Shoshana, her name's always been Sloane in the books. So we just kept all the names from the book. I did do that for legal reasons so that my family wasn't able to sue me. Well with my family you never know. They say no, but I don't know. I don't trust anybody.
Q) How loosely based on the book is this?
Laura: I mean, honestly I think that, you know, we were talking about this the other day, and I think that, you know, with any show it's like in the beginning you might stick to certain stories and certain things. But as the characters kind of evolved, you know, after the pilot, things just kind of, you know, the characters become more established and I think that it becomes more and more loosely based on the stories. As the characters evolve and different things come up on the show that are funny and are like, oh wait, that's really funny when we play that kind of storyline with that character. Let's make that a characteristic of that person and then there becomes an episode about it. So I think it's just kind of depends. But right now it seems like it's getting farther away from that. I mean, and, you know, people ask me about playing, you now, the real Chelsea and everything. And it's kind of the same with that where, you know, they really trust me to do my take of it. And it's really great because I can really kind of, you know, make her my own and we kind of become this kind of organic, awesome thing, which is great.
Q) Laura, how did you prep to play Chelsea knowing that she was not only your co-star, but also the executive producer on the show?
Laura: All of my friends, they pre-game at my house. They come and have drinks first before we go out. So that didn't last very long, which, Chelsea, that was an awesome gift. Yes, I - you know, it's weird, because people ask me like are you nervous like, you know, playing Chelsea and she's in the scene right next to you? And honestly, I've never been nervous or stressed out about it. I really, like, she really lets me do my own take on her. And it's been amazing. I've never really felt like, oh no, this isn't the right way to, you know, play it. I mean, Chelsea speaks to a very - with a very - with a certain pattern. And when we were doing a lot of voiceovers she really helped me a lot with a particular way that she speaks, which is awesome. But other than that, they really trust me to do my thing. It's great.
Q) Chelsea, having written a book and now seeing it turned into a TV series, is there anything that you would tell your 20-year-old or 25-something self, knowing what you know now?
Chelsea: Yes. Do it all over and do it the same way. Because a lot of good things come from it.
Q) Chelsea, what made you decide to stay on doing "Chelsea Lately?" If it had anything to do with sitcom, juggling both? What was behind that decision?
Chelsea: I realized I was in a position at E! to kind of make the show into whatever I wanted to make it into. So if I want to get more serious about topics or talk more about politics or sports or what have - whatever it may be, that I kind of have the audience already in place. So I figured I would rather just stay here in a place where I've kind of built the loyal fan base and use that as kind of a jumping off point, rather than starting all fresh - starting fresh with another network. So that was part of it. And, yes, this show, you know, filming the sitcom was really, you know, with all the - I have three shows going on. And it's pretty much as much as I can do at one point. So with all these things happening, I'd like to just get them all off the ground before I start making different changes, you know, in my career. And I'm happy at E! and they've been really good to me. And, you know, it just made sense to stay.
Q) What kind of comedy is off the table to you? Is there any topic that you won't touch at all?
Chelsea: Probably just ugly babies. I don't like to talk about - or people who are dying. I mean, so that's - those two things aren't really necessarily funny to me.
Q) What would fans be surprised to know about you that they wouldn't know by watching the show or seeing you in Hollywood?
Chelsea: I don't know. I don't know what anyone - I don't know enough about what people think about me to know what they'd be surprised about. Just the obvious stuff.
Q) What other plans do you have for 2012 other than the show?
Laura: Well, oh God, that's a tough one too. Basically, you know, I'm hoping that obviously the show gets picked up because it's unbelievable and the group is amazing and, you know, we just all love going to work every day. And, you know, other than that, right after the show ends I'm going to have to (sign off because I have a film there) and just focus on my directing too besides the show. That's pretty much my goal this year.
Q) One of the things I love about your show, Chelsea, you're, you know, "Chelsea Lately" is that you bring comics in that normally don't get a chance or shot on TV -- really good comics, friends of yours that are bright and work well with you. And I'm wondering if we're going to have that same kind of awesome casting with this show. Were you going to bring in people you know have the goods that are really good solid comics that you love to watch and have them get a shot?
Chelsea: Yes, I mean, and I think that's the first thing that you'll notice is a lot of these people are unknown and a lot of them are - I mean, well most all of them, except for Laura, are unknown. And they're all come from, you know, most of them, you know, come from a comedic background. We have a little person on the show, we have a woman named Ali Wong who's a comedian, who's really, really funny on the show, plays Chelsea's best friend. And then we have another actress who plays Dee Dee, who's hilarious. And then we also have Natasha Leggero, who's been on, you know, a bunch of "Chelsea Lately," and then among other things she joins the cast too for about seven episodes, I think. And so, yes, everyone comes from, you know, a comedic background, which I think is really, really important. Also, you know, there's - they have to also be strong actors and - or strong characters. And they are. Everyone is a character, you know, unto themselves, which I think is something that is really reflective of the way, you know, all the books are. And the way I like to see TV, I like to see, you know, real people that all have something. I don't want to just see kind of like a supplement to a storyline. I like to see a real person in each role. And I think we've accomplished that. I mean, I know we've accomplished that.
Q) There's comedies like "Californication," which are funny but very also very poignant too as far as themes of addiction and drinking and whatnot. And then there's, you know, shows like "Whitney," where it's all very - it's on a certain plane, the laughs. And I'm wondering where your show falls in between those two examples?
Laura: Yes. I mean, honestly I think that audiences are a lot - they're getting a lot smarter now. I mean, we're on at 8:30, which when I first found that out I was assuming we were going to be a later show because we really do, you know, push the envelope. But I don't know. I think audiences are more mature now. I think they're smarter now. And I think that - I mean, we definitely push the envelope and we're very kind of risqué, you know what I mean? And there's some stuff that we get away with for the first couple takes and then, you know, Standards and Practices kind of makes us rewrite them. But I think that people are going to love the show because we really kind of - we push the boundaries. And people are, you know, at first it's because, you know, it's because, you know, it's Chelsea's show, I think people are kind of expecting us to be different and interesting and fun. And it is. You know, we really do go there, and I think people are going to love it.
Q) Chelsea, I'm curious to know how much of a challenge is it for you to switch off between acting and producing?
Chelsea: It's not a challenge at all. I mean, I've been doing that on my other projects for, you know, for "Chelsea Lately" and "After Lately" and pretty much everything I've ever done has kind of - I'm also a producer on them, with my books or my standup tour and everything. So it's very natural to me. You know, I actually prefer the off-camera stuff to the on-camera stuff, to be quite honest.
Q) What would you say is the formula for good comedic TV?
Laura: I was just going to say from being fortunate enough to be on shows that have lasted a long time, and people have really responded to, is I honestly think that it - the formula for a show for people to come back and watch is you have to really love the characters and you have to care about them. I really think that's the main thing because, you know, we always said that you could put that show in any decade, but you really care about the characters. And on this show one of the main things I really realized very quickly was all these characters are very real, they're really funny, and you care about them. And you care about their relationships. And I think the people, aside from the comedy, are really going to respond to that. And, you know, our main set piece on the show is a sports bar which, you know, it's very - it's got like a little bit a "Cheers" vibe where, you know, everybody does kind of know your name. You know what I mean? Like you feel comfortable there, and I really think audiences are going to love coming back to see, you know, what's happening with us, which is great.
Q) Chelsea, the people around you have been elevated in stature because of their association with you. And I'm wondering, you mentioned that Natasha would be on the show and Ali Wong. What about any guest appearances cameos by Chunk and Gary Handler?
Chelsea: Well Gary is not - he can't even learn how to go to the bathroom outside all of the time. So he's definitely not going to be on TV. I'm not going to reward him with a television cameo until he gets that down. Chunk is - I don't know. Maybe we'll have Chunk come on. We haven't had him - we haven't thought about that yet. He doesn't - we have to film the show in Burbank, which is the Valley, and Chunk's never been to the Valley. So I don't want to shock his system just yet. He's just dealing with the fact that I got another dog.
Q) Laura, you've been working with some very notable comedians lately with Chelsea Handler, of course, and on "That 70s Show" with Tommy Chong. What do you learn from being around such notable characters in comedy?
Laura: Well honestly I think the main thing is just, you know, instinct. Like, a lot of amazing, you know, comedians that I've worked with just really follow their instincts and you can't really teach someone comedic timing. And you just kind of have it. And it's really great to, you know, be around that and see that and, you know, fortunately grow up with it on an amazing show like "70s," you know?
Q) Now although the show is just premiering, how do you hope the progression of Chelsea's character will continue as you tell the story, or her story?
Laura: I mean, right now we're not too worried about that. Right now we're just, you know, telling amazing stories and I think people are going to really love the characters and want to come back just, you know, kind of check out what we're up to and what's going on with the relationships. But I think, if anything, we'll just naturally grow like any other show and have evolved to, you know, to that type of thing. You know what I mean.
Chelsea: Yes, I think it'll probably progress naturally like it, you know, it has in real life. You know, over time, obviously, you know, the character's set in her 20s. She plays, you know, 26 or 27-year-olds when I'm in the mid-20s. And just kind of where I was at at that time. And obviously, you know, you grow, you know, you grow over time. I mean, it's just one season. So right now we're just trying to establish the character. But with success, you know, obviously she'll go though ups and downs and probably grow out of it just the same way I have. But, you know, I had a really good time for a really long time, and then it just turned into a different kind of good time. So we shall see. She's definitely getting her share of good times, though, because she has a different guest star -- male guest star -- every week that she has to make out with or have sex with. Sometimes when we want to give her a break we don't make her have sex with them. We just make her kiss them.
Q) Chelsea, you make a lot of references on your talk show about your style or sense of style and how sometimes you have to get a little bit more glammed up, depending on who your guests are that day. What kind - what's the sense of personal style that you want to transition into the show?
Chelsea: You know what? I've never really been one - I mean, obviously it's nice to have nice things. But I've always kind of had the feeling, ever since I started doing standup, that it was better to draw attention to what you're saying than what - than to you - the way you look. And so that's always - you know, I've gotten a lot of flack for it. People are like, oh, you know, you don't, you know, you're - you could be dressing up, you could be doing - you know, you look like such a tomboy. You know, this was earlier on. And I've always been like, well that's not really the focus of what I'm doing. You know, I wanted to be a comedian, I wanted people to laugh at what I was saying, not to be, you know, staring at my boobs or, you know, wearing a skirt and show off my - I just didn't think that that was the best way to get taken seriously in that world. You know, now it's a little different and I have a lot more fun with stuff because of, you know, because I've established myself and everything. But, you know, you definitely don't want it to be a distraction. And, you know, obliviously Laura's really, like sexy and cool and all of those things. So you want to embody that without making it the focal point.
Q) And as two women who've had such longevity on television, have you noticed that you've felt your personal style changing over time?
Laura: Yes I think naturally, you know, it's kind of like we tell (to this guy) where it's like when you start out a certain way everything kind of, you know, it always evolves, it always changes. You know, you're always growing. I know that, you know, when I first started acting, I mean, I've evolved and changed so much and learned so much, obviously. And I think that all is, you know, that all comes through in your acting and your comedy.
Chelsea: Yes and I would say definitely. I've definitely evolved with style and all of that stuff. Because, you know, when you're able to get nicer things you get them and you're able to appreciate nicer things. It's like anything in life. You know, you start to get to travel to the places that, you know, you won't - weren't able to afford before. You know, it's also where your focal point is in life and what's important to you at the time. You know, in the sitcom, Laura's whole life is just about the here and now, and like, having as much fun as possible and enjoying life and not being judgmental and just, you know, kind of taking everything in stride and being able to make fun of herself while also being able to make fun of the people around her.
Q) How much of a role does Jersey play in this show? Is it true that it was originally supposed to be in LA?
Laura: Yes. I mean, honestly, we don't really reference New Jersey that much. I mean, if anything, you know, we, like, you know we're in Jersey. You can tell, like that we're East Coast with all the characters on the show. Especially with Lenny Clarke's accent, you know that we're somewhere on the East Coast and hopefully, you know, his accent's very (much) New Jersey but you definitely get a vibe of East Coast on our show. Other than that, you know, we reference, like being Mets fans and, you know, hating the Yankees and being Boston fans and stuff, but other than that, we don't really stress too much where it is. But you definitely get, like that kind of comfortable, homey, like, you know, East Coast vibe, which I personally love.
Q) How much did you have to scale back and censor because it's a network show? I mean, are you allowed to say kaslopis and stuff like that?
Laura: Yes we have someone on set, you know, when we're shooting. And sometimes we'll get away with, you know, a certain word. Like last Friday we - when I read it I'm like, there's no way we're going to get away with that. And we did it for the first take and then our Standards and Practices, she's a lovely, lovely lady. She Urban Dictionary viewed it and it was like, no you can't say that. So then we had to change it. But, you know, she's very understanding. They've gotten a little more relaxed with us because it's all, you know, in the name of, you know, we're just being funny and having a good time. But it honestly, it depends. Audiences are way more mature now. You know, I feel like they can handle a lot more than they used to. So I feel like we're getting away with a lot more than we probably would have, you know, five or six years ago.


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7 NHL Teams That Will (Or Might) Start Next Season with a New No. 1 Goalie
By Al Daniel ,
It doesn't look like either half of the goaltending card from the 2011 Eastern Conference finals is going to be scraping any blue paint in the next NHL season. Another one of the final four starting stoppers from that Stanley Cup playoff could be wearing new attire by the time play resumes.
Three teams this offseason have imported or exported one netminder and at least two are guaranteed to see a different masked face from 2011-12 play the majority of the schedule in 2012-13.
A similar possibility hovers in a handful of other dressing rooms as past starters will try to retain or regain their claim to the No. 1 slot in a backstopping brigade.
In alphabetical order, here is a brief assessment of the state of the seven NHL teams whose changing of the guard is a possibility, probability or foregone conclusion.
Tuukka Rask had the top job with the Bruins as an NHL rookie, then had it wrested away by Tim Thomas' second wind throughout 2010-11 and 2011-12.
Thomas has since withdrawn, meaning Rask should be primed to take on a single-season workload in the upper 50s for the first time since his last AHL campaign in 2008-09.
To date, his career stats amount to seasoning roughly equal to two seasons as a No. 1 netminder, coupled with a not-so-shabby 2.20 goals-against average and .929 save percentage.
If he can translate that to a single season as a wholly uncontested starter (Thomas played only two fewer regular-season games in 2009-10), Bruins buffs will experience an easy transition.
Sergei Bobrovsky is not a guarantee, but a candidate to supplant Steve Mason.
After seeing the better part of the workload as a rookie with Philadelphia in 2010-11, then being bumped out by Ilya Bryzgalov, Bobrovsky will challenge his soon-to-be fellow 24-year-old Mason on the lowly Blue Jackets.
Given that he played in 47 of the games and took 43 of the 82 decisions last season, one could claim that the 26-year-old Devan Dubnyk has already claimed the Oilers' tending torch.
However, given that Nikolai Khabibulin saw the better part of the workload in the first several weeks of last season, the transition to Dubnyk should be much more decisive going forward.
Khabibulin, to dip into Monty Python lexicon, might not be completely finished, but it would be more logical to see the workload stray much farther from 50-50 in favor of Dubnyk.
How far he can progress from a 2.67 goals-against average, .914 save percentage and a personal .500 record will be another matter for at least one year.
Even if no one else is, the Islanders appear willing to bank on Rick DiPietro finally playing the better part of the season for the first time since 2007-08.
If he is still hobbled by his perpetual injury plague, then the starting job will be Evgeni Nabokov's to lose to the fledgling likes of Kevin Poulin and Anders Nilsson.
If Nabokov retains his starting slot, he will likely hold a tighter grip on it than he did last season, when he saw action in 42 games and left another 31 up to Al Montoya.
Journeyman Mathieu Garon barely got the better of the washed-up Dwayne Roloson in 2011-12, getting the majority of the workload for only the third time in his NHL career with a third different team out of six.
The newly-obtained Anders Lindback, who is 10 years younger and coming off two years as the otherworldly Pekka Rinne's backup in Nashville, has better odds of being the go-to Bolts backstop.
He might be forced to earn it in the early going, but most likely will have played the better part of the schedule by season's end.
Roberto Luongo remains untraded, though there is no reason to assume it will not happen between now and the next time the Canucks conduct a regular-season contest.
If he is dealt, then Luongo's new team could naturally be thrown in as a candidate for a new starter. But even if Luongo remains in Vancouver, Cory Schneider just might have to supplant him as the starter anyway.
In his first two full NHL seasons, Schneider played in 25 and 33 regular-season games and earned a much bigger look with his relief effort in last spring's first-round falter versus Los Angeles.
After his colleague allowed seven goals on 64 shots (.891 save percentage) in the first two games of the series, Schneider allowed only four on 101 shots (.961 save percentage) in the next three. This coming after Luongo had an identical .891 save percentage in the 2011 Stanley Cup Finals while Schneider repelled 95.1 percent of what he faced.
Michal Neuvirth, who backed up Tomas Vokoun in the 2011-12 regular season, will seek to replenish something more along the lines of his 2010-11 status (48 games played).
Braden Holtby, who has all of 21 games worth of regular-season experience, will seek to translate his head-turning 2012 playoff persona to a fuller campaign with the Capitals.
One of the only two guarantees here is an entertaining internal footrace to woo new head coach Adam Oates. That could take a whole week or a whole year to decide and could end with one youngster playing 60-plus games or something more to the effect of the Brian Elliott-Jaraslav Halak collaboration in St. Louis.
The other guarantee, of course, is that last year's No. 1 starter, Vokoun, will not be retaining that title with the Caps.


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Great white shark tagged off Cape surfaces in Florida
In September, it was one of five predators from the deep creating consternation off the Cape Cod town of Chatham.
Now, one of those great white sharks is being hailed as a trove of scientific information. The voracious animal, which was tagged by state marine biologists when it was swimming off Chatham, has surfaced 50 miles east of Jacksonville, Fla., and its tag has begun transmitting data.
�We were very pleased to hear that this one had surfaced,� said Catherine Williams, spokeswoman for the Division of Marine Fisheries, which led the tagging project. �We�re expecting that the other four will surface any time between now and the spring, but, of course, there are no guarantees.�
The shark first surfaced on Friday. Using satellite-based technology, the tag will transmit data that has been collected since September. Scientists will receive a variety of measurements, including water depth and temperature.
Williams said it will take about a week for scientists to analyze the data.
This was the first successful tagging of great white sharks in the Atlantic Ocean using satellite technology. A previous unsuccessful attempt was in 2004, when a shark was trapped in a shallow tidal pool at Naushon Island off the Massachusetts coast.
�I think this is one of the most intriguing yet least understood animals on the face of the earth,� said Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs Ian Bowles. �This is a species that has captured the imagination of beachgoers and boaters and the general public for generations now, and it�s remarkable how little we know about its life cycle and habits.�
�To be able to start to understand where these sharks go in the winter and the fall will begin to tell us a lot more about them,� Bowles said.
"We�re looking forward to sharing the findings," Bowles said in a statement. "So far, all we know is that this particular shark is a snowbird.�
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I'm interesting in multi - language support for Gallery. I think its not so difficult to do. I do it myself, but I must do it every time, when i upgrade it. It just take my time. I'll be thankful if you do that. Because then multi - language support for Gallery will be standart for this Open Source project. Thank's.
We're writing G2 from the ground up with multi language support. We won't retrofit G1 with it, though -- too much effort for too little reward.
Why do you use gettext?
Most servers do not support gettext, I guess. I can not use ML-gallery because of gettext.
How about PHP-nuke style language file?
Gettext is a full featured internationalization library. It's fast and effective. Instead of using a slower, inferior system I'd rather we push ISPs to support a better toolkit. That, and the system that PostNuke uses is not nearly as flexible as gettext which leads to imperfect translations.


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Man Arrested After Palo Alto Police Use App To Locate Stolen Tablet
A man was arrested on suspicion of burglary, possessing stolen property and drug sales last week after Palo Alto police used a smartphone app to locate a stolen computer tablet, police said Monday.
Apple CEO Tim Cook Greets Palo Alto Apple Store Customers Waiting For iPhones
Apple fans at the Palo Alto store on University Ave. had an extra something to crow about, after CEO Tim Cook showed up and walked the line, meeting customers shortly after 7:30 a.m.
Barrier Removed From Peninsula Creek Allows Endangered Fish To Migrate
Representatives of federal, state and local agencies Thursday announced the elimination of a 105-year-old barrier in a creek between Palo Alto and Menlo Park to allow endangered steelhead trout to migrate upstream from San Francisco Bay.
Coppola & Franco Premieres 'Palo Alto' At Venice Festival
First-time director Gia Coppola, granddaughter of Francis Ford Coppola and actor James Franco premiered their movie "Palo Alto" at the Venice Film Festival…
Police Release Sketch Of Suspect In Palo Alto Post Office Robbery
Police released an artist's rendering Saturday of a suspect in an armed robbery at a Palo Alto post office earlier this week.
2 Arrested In Armed Robbery On Palo Alto Street
Two East Palo Alto residents were arrested Friday on suspicion of robbing a man of his wallet and laptop at gunpoint on a residential street near downtown Palo Alto earlier this month, police said Tuesday.
Armed Men Rob Couple In Palo Alto Post Office Parking Lot
Police were searching for two men who robbed a couple at gunpoint while they were mailing letters in the parking lot of a post office early Tuesday morning in Palo Alto.
Details Scarce About Suspect Who Robbed Palo Alto Bank
A suspect robbed a downtown Palo Alto bank Friday afternoon and police have few details about who got away with the stolen money.
Teen Killed In East Palo Alto Shooting
A 19-year-old man succumbed to his injuries after he was shot while in a vehicle in East Palo Alto late Tuesday night, police said.
Homeless May Be Booted From Staying At Palo Alto Community Center
A Palo Alto City Council committee voted to ban anyone from using the community center during overnight hours.


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Finished with an exquisite antique oak stain, this traditional TV stand is ideal for even your newest media additions. Spiraled dowel accents on each side frame the unit while arched-top windowpane doors open to reveal a removable shelf on each side. These shelves are ideal for storing movies, games, or even game consoles once the shelves are removed. In the center lie two shelves that make room for your receiver and media player with cord management access right in the middle. Finally, a useful storage drawer pulls out on the bottom that provides the perfect solution for unsightly items like game controllers and extra cords. Add this media stand to your room for a traditional appeal that still accommodates all of the modern necessities.EF9889 Features:
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I may be wrong, but looks like Microcenter might have the Samsung 55" ES6500 for 999$ pretty soon. While I was checking with the sales rep, I found this in their system. wanted to jump on to that deal. But he was mentioning that they have just entered the item in the system and yet to get the actual items. In any case, they dunno when they will get the items nor will the price stays the same. I may be totally wrong, just throwing it out there as an heads up & something to watch for, in the coming days. Last edited by kewlwz; 12-11-2012 at 09:56 PM.. |
No. The design is stunning and the PQ amazing but I went through one 55LM7600 and two 55LM8600 trying to get a set with no light bleed in the corners. LG (like many other LED TV OEMs) used edge LED lighting. Some people get a set with no light bleed but most don't and the severity varies. These TVs are also made in Mexico. Last, CES is around the corner and new models will be announced. The new models will sell at full price when they come-out but that will drive the price down for the existing models... if they are still avail by then. |
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This gold proof contains .2500 of an ounce. Issued to raise funds for the Calgary Olympic Games, this gold coin actually has one of the nice modern olympic designs. Shown is a fiery torch, with the flames morphing into the Rocky Mountain Range. An absolutely beautiful design. This is the lettered-edge variety. Comes with original Royal Canadian Mint Box and certificate of authenticity.
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Product ID: | 14286 |
Year: | 1987 |
Grade: | Proof |
Denomination: | 100 Dollars |
Diameter: | 27 mm |
Inner Pack: | N/A |
Outer Pack: | N/A |
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This is a very beautiful coin, picture does not do it justice. To my surprise, mine actually came with an elegant display case and a certificate of authenticity from the mint. I'll be purchasing more of these commemorative Canadian gold coins at a small fraction over spot. The interesting aspect about this coin is that it contains .2500 ounce of pure 999 gold, the coin is heavier than that, why? Because according to the COA, it also contains 999 pure silver. It was an added value bonus that was a very plesant surprise. I have to say that dealing with APMEX has been a joy, they've been very good so far.
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Former minister Robert Brokenshire pushed for expansion in police numbers
- From: adelaidenow
- January 14, 2013
FORMER police minister Robert Brokenshire pushed for a dramatic increase to the number of officers on the beat in the final months of the former Liberal government, warning failure to act could hand Labor the election.
Previously secret Cabinet documents from 2001, obtained by adelaidenow
under Freedom of Information laws, show Mr Brokenshire wanted to train an additional 1200 police in four years.
The now-Family First MP penned a Cabinet submission stating "I am of the view that Government will be placed in a vulnerable position if further increases are not announced for the next year".
Labor, led by premier-in-waiting Mike Rann, claimed power just three months later, after fighting the 2002 election on a law-and-order platform and securing support from conservative independent MP Peter Lewis.
Mr Brokenshire warned Cabinet colleagues, which included current senior Liberals Iain Evans and Martin Hamilton-Smith, that there had been a decline in the number of sworn officers under their watch.
At the time, there were moves under way to add 134 sworn officers within six months.
Mr Brokenshire argued more must be done to stave off a resurgent Labor Party.
"In this context, I am indicating to Cabinet that a minimum of an extra 87 officers should be funded in the next financial year," he stated in a submission, dated December 19.
The extra officers were to include a strike force aimed at cracking down on interstate drug trafficking, a police-in-schools pilot program, 20 mounted officers and a DNA cold-case unit.
Another 23 police were to be deployed in the regions, "in keeping with the strategy outlined in the election policy paper to ensure that ... regional communities received their per capita share".
Mr Brokenshire yesterday said he won partial support, getting some extra police but not the 1200 sought.
"I wasn't backward in that, because I believed we were losing the law-and-order debate," he said.
Mr Rann's decade in power included a heavy focus on crushing bikie gangs and stopping hoon drivers.
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Why Uganda's 25-year ruler is unlikely to face Egypt-style protests
Ugandans are expected to extend President Yoweri Museveni's 25-year rule in Friday's election. More voters seem to want change, but apathy and fear of brutal crackdowns prevent unrest.
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Having come to power in 1986, after a grueling five-year civil war, President Museveni has long argued that a country like Uganda needs a strong authority figure to rule it and protect it from the many ethnic, linguistic, and regional differences that threaten to pull it apart. That's just what he's done, he says, and voters have rewarded him for it.
Indeed, voters are highly unlikely to vote Museveni out of power, but this should not be taken as a sign of the president's popularity, says Nelson Kasfir, a political scientist and Uganda expert at Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H.
"The problem is that when people are afraid, and when the opposition is weak, they are unlikely to act," says Mr. Kasfir. "Museveni's patronage system has reached a point where the people say, 'Oh my God, I don't see how this system can be dislodged in the future,' so they don't oppose it anymore."
Patience wearing thin
Veteran opposition candidate Dr. Besigye still pins his hope on the waning patience of Ugandan voters. With Museveni controlling the electoral commission and voter registry, these elections are already fundamentally flawed, he says.
After failing to unseat Museveni in the last two presidential elections, and failing to get the results annulled in court, Besigye says he'll be considering other options, including possible street protests. He even drew parallels with Tunisian and Egyptian-style popular revolts.
"As long as people are oppressed for a long time, as long as they become hopeless in all processes, the political process and government process, then a time comes when their anger explodes," Besigye said, pointing to antigovernment riots in Kampala in 2009 in which at least 25 people were killed.
There hasn't been a peaceful transition of power in Uganda in almost 50 years of independence, he adds, with every leader needing to be "bombed" out of office.
Besigye knows Museveni better than most. In the early 1980s, when Museveni was a lean guerrilla commander berating African leaders for hanging onto power too long, Besigye was his personal physician. Now he says his former ally is clinging to power and Museveni is convinced that no one else "can do what he does."
But Besigye also says Museveni has a "sense of self-preservation" and could step down without violence or "maybe with a little bit of violence."
This is considered wishful thinking in Uganda. "In Uganda the conventional wisdom is that something like that can't happen," says Golooba-Mutebi, "but then they said the same about Egypt and, as they say, a week is a long time in politics."
Just to be on the safe side, however, Museveni's goverment has ordered telecoms to intercept text messages with words or phrases including "Egypt," "bullet," and "people power."
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Mike Riddle rocked it at Copper Mountain and got the first-place trophy to match.
The national halfpipe team member continued his streak of podium finishes by winning the U.S. Grand Prix competition at the Colorado resort on Friday (Jan. 11), which doubled as a FIS World Cup.
The spoils? A nice payday and a custom-painted guitar recognizing the victory.
�This is the coolest trophy I�ve ever gotten,� Riddle said of the six-stringed prize. �It�s really sick � definitely going on the wall.�
Riddle posted scores in the 90s on both his runs in the 12-man final, and his 91.2 on the second trip through the pipe ended up being the winning mark. In the women�s contest, teammate Rosalind Groenewoud took silver.
Riddle has won three of his last four events dating back to last season�s AFP World Championships in Whistler. He shared the podium last week with Americans Aaron Blunck (87.0) and David Wise (83.6).
Gusting winds blew snow into and over the pipe for finals, but Riddle had no trouble working a double-cork 1260 and multiple 900s into his runs. But bad weather hasn�t been a problem for the 26-year-old in the past.
�The last one I remember (being that windy) was world champs in Park City, so I seem to do well when it�s bad conditions,� he laughed, referring to his win at the 2011 FIS Freestyle World Ski Championships.
Riddle�s 12th-place finish in qualification on Jan. 9 gave him the last finals berth by just a third of a point. It also made him the first guy to drop on Friday, which was a good thing considering the conditions.
�They do a slip right before finals start so I probably had the best pipe out of anybody, so I tried to use that as an advantage,� he said.
Riddle�s teammate Matt Margetts posted the two best runs in qualifying, but couldn�t hold a clean run together on Friday, finishing 10th.
�It was a tough day for Marge, I really wanted to see him land a run because I know he�s got the skills to podium,� said Riddle. �I know his day is coming.�
Noah Bowman, who was 17th in qualifying, was the next best Canadian in the event. Whistler�s own Simon D�Artois also came up short of the finals.
Groenewoud now has back-to-back podiums to start her season after finishing as runner-up to U.S. skier Maddie Bowman on Friday. California native Brita Sigourney was third.
�I�ve definitely skied better, but my first run I had a ton of snow and my second run had some gale-force winds, so I think for the conditions, I�m happy with how I skied,� said Groenewoud, who scored a 79.2 on her best run.
The 23-year-old said maintaining speed in the pipe was a challenge due to the conditions as well.
�When there�s a bunch of snow in the transition like there was today, that definitely has to be a big focus and my legs were burning by the end of the pipe with how hard I was working them,� she said.
Canadian Megan Gunning had a solid result by finishing fifth, while Whistler resident Cassie Sharpe showed she�s capable of skiing with the world�s best last week.
Sharpe, a WinSport Academy team member, qualified for finals in third position with an 86.6. The 20-year-old�s aggressive style paid off despite her 12th-place finish in the finals, as she took home the award for biggest hit.
�I�ve always been on the brink of finals; I�ve never really pushed myself into finals. So to qualify third was unreal,� said Sharpe, originally from Comox. �The goal was to make the finals and everything after that was a bonus, so to get the biggest hit award was awesome.�
She looked like she might have a shot at the podium when throwing massive, back-to-back flairs on her second run, but under-rotated the second one and was shaken up after smacking her head on a crash landing. She said Tuesday (Jan. 15) that she wasn�t feeling any lingering effects.
Canadian team member Keltie Hansen was 14th in qualifying.
Pemberton�s Yuki Tsubota finished seventh in the women�s slopestyle finals held Saturday (Jan. 12). She finished second in qualifications earlier in the week, and the national team member�s performances early in the 2013 season have head coach Toben Sutherland impressed.
�She�s solid and clean and easy; and she�s got staying power,� said Sutherland.
Tsubota�s Canadian teammate Dara Howell took second place between winner Keri Herman of the U.S. and Australia�s Anna Segal. Montreal�s Kaya Turski, who was undefeated all of last season, finished fifth.
Alex Beaulieu-Marchand earned a bronze for the Canadian men�s team in Saturday�s slopestyle finals. U.K. skier James Woods and Australia�s Russ Henshaw took first and second place, respectively.
In snowboarding at Copper Mountain, the national halfpipe team coached by Whistler�s Dan Raymond was unable to qualify an athlete for finals. Whistler rider Mercedes Nicoll was the top Canadian in the women�s event, finishing 23rd.
In men�s slopestyle, local riders Darcy Sharpe and Jon Versteeg didn�t advance from qualifiers. Maxence Parrot was sixth for the best Canadian result. Spencer O�Brien struggled on her women�s final runs and the North Vancouver rider was eighth.
Whistler PPOS up next
The North Face Pipe and Park Open Series has been ongoing in Whistler this week and will wrap up with halfpipe finals on Blackcomb Thursday (Jan. 17). Though the contests are lower-tier AFP events, a handful of national team skiers in both disciplines will be on hand to compete.
Canadian slopestyle team members T.J. Schiller and Noah Morrison were among the 12 men advancing from Tuesday�s park qualifier to Wednesday�s (Jan. 16) final. Tsubota was also scheduled to ski the women�s finals on Wednesday, but results were not available at press time.
D�Artois and Kris Atkinson will lead the Canadian contingent into Thursday�s pipe qualifiers, which begin at 10:45 a.m. Thursday. Cassie Sharpe earned a direct entry into the women�s pipe final and said another good result could earn her an entry into the Winter X Games later this month in Aspen, Colo.
�There�s definitely a lot riding on this contest,� said Sharpe, �so I�m going pedal to the metal to put a run together and get on the X Games train.�


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Following the successful launch of their PURE Print Collections in the previous seasons, this spring/summer, coveted designer textile brand MauSummery by Huma announce the launch of their latest 'PURE Print Collection' for 2013, set for the first week of March.
In keeping with the brands' over 15 year strong commitment to bringing high quality fabrics within a versatile design aesthetic, MauSummery by Huma is set to launch the PURE Print Collection 2013 through a series of exhibitions scheduled to take place in Karachi at the Pearl Continental from 02nd to the 04th of March 2013, in Lahore on the 8th of March and in Gurjanwala on the 11th March 2013. Exhibition dates for mid-March in Rawalpindi and Islamabad will further be announced later this month.
The MauSummery by Huma PURE Print Collection for 2013 has been inspired by a diversity of cultures, with strong influences from the traditional jewels of India, European architecture, Moroccan treasures and Chinese blossoms. With a price range of PKR 1,580 to PKR 3,500, MauSummery by Huma's PURE Print Collection comes in 13 distinct designs perhaps best described as delicate, detailed and intricate works of art. MauSummery by Huma PURE Prints come in mix of lawn, jacquard and chiffon.
Huma Ahmad, CEO & Head Designer of MauSummery by Huma, has said, "We at MauSummery by Huma always believe in an accessible and design led focus for our collections. With PURE Collection 2013, we continue to uphold these values. Aesthetically, this S/S 2013 designer textile collection represents a fusion of cultures from Moroccon to French, Mughal, Persian to Chinese, to name a few. Further, with our PURE prêt a porter line, our customers can literally walk out of our store and/or exhibitions, wearing their favourite ensemble"
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Given the products of diagonally opposite cells - can you complete this Sudoku?
The clues for this Sudoku are the product of the numbers in adjacent squares.
You are given the Lowest Common Multiples of sets of digits. Find the digits and then solve the Sudoku.
A game that tests your understanding of remainders.
A mathematician goes into a supermarket and buys four items. Using a calculator she multiplies the cost instead of adding them. How can her answer be the same as the total at the till?
Arrange the four number cards on the grid, according to the rules, to make a diagonal, vertical or horizontal line.
Given the products of adjacent cells, can you complete this Sudoku?
Play the divisibility game to create numbers in which the first two digits make a number divisible by 2, the first three digits make a number divisible by 3...
This package contains a collection of problems from the NRICH website that could be suitable for students who have a good understanding of Factors and Multiples and who feel ready to take on some. . . .
Can you complete this jigsaw of the multiplication square?
Four of these clues are needed to find the chosen number on this grid and four are true but do nothing to help in finding the number. Can you sort out the clues and find the number?
Imagine a wheel with different markings painted on it at regular intervals. Can you predict the colour of the 18th mark? The 100th mark?
Investigate the smallest number of moves it takes to turn these mats upside-down if you can only turn exactly three at a time.
Starting with the number 180, take away 9 again and again, joining up the dots as you go. Watch out - don't join all the dots!
A game for two people, or play online. Given a target number, say 23, and a range of numbers to choose from, say 1-4, players take it in turns to add to the running total to hit their target.
Here is a machine with four coloured lights. Can you develop a strategy to work out the rules controlling each light?
Can you work out what size grid you need to read our secret message?
Find the frequency distribution for ordinary English, and use it to help you crack the code.
Look at three 'next door neighbours' amongst the counting numbers. Add them together. What do you notice?
Can you find a way to identify times tables after they have been shifted up?
If you have only four weights, where could you place them in order to balance this equaliser?
What is the remainder when 2^2002 is divided by 7? What happens with different powers of 2?
Find a cuboid (with edges of integer values) that has a surface area of exactly 100 square units. Is there more than one? Can you find them all?
Ben passed a third of his counters to Jack, Jack passed a quarter of his counters to Emma and Emma passed a fifth of her counters to Ben. After this they all had the same number of counters.
A game for 2 or more people. Starting with 100, subratct a number from 1 to 9 from the total. You score for making an odd number, a number ending in 0 or a multiple of 6.
What do the numbers shaded in blue on this hundred square have in common? What do you notice about the pink numbers? How about the shaded numbers in the other squares?
A student in a maths class was trying to get some information from her teacher. She was given some clues and then the teacher ended by saying, "Well, how old are they?"
A game in which players take it in turns to choose a number. Can you block your opponent?
Helen made the conjecture that "every multiple of six has more factors than the two numbers either side of it". Is this conjecture true?
A challenge that requires you to apply your knowledge of the properties of numbers. Can you fill all the squares on the board?
Find the highest power of 11 that will divide into 1000! exactly.
Can you find a relationship between the number of dots on the circle and the number of steps that will ensure that all points are hit?
In this problem we are looking at sets of parallel sticks that cross each other. What is the least number of crossings you can make? And the greatest?
An investigation that gives you the opportunity to make and justify predictions.
Use the interactivity to create some steady rhythms. How could you create a rhythm which sounds the same forwards as it does backwards?
Choose any 3 digits and make a 6 digit number by repeating the 3 digits in the same order (e.g. 594594). Explain why whatever digits you choose the number will always be divisible by 7, 11 and 13.
Can you find any perfect numbers? Read this article to find out more...
A game for 2 people using a pack of cards Turn over 2 cards and try to make an odd number or a multiple of 3.
Can you find what the last two digits of the number $4^{1999}$ are?
The sum of the first 'n' natural numbers is a 3 digit number in which all the digits are the same. How many numbers have been summed?
A three digit number abc is always divisible by 7 when 2a+3b+c is divisible by 7. Why?
What is the value of the digit A in the sum below: [3(230 + A)]^2 = 49280A
The number 8888...88M9999...99 is divisible by 7 and it starts with the digit 8 repeated 50 times and ends with the digit 9 repeated 50 times. What is the value of the digit M?
The number 12 = 2^2 � 3 has 6 factors. What is the smallest natural number with exactly 36 factors?
Use the interactivities to complete these Venn diagrams.
Do you know a quick way to check if a number is a multiple of two? How about three, four or six?
How many integers between 1 and 1200 are NOT multiples of any of the numbers 2, 3 or 5?
Find the number which has 8 divisors, such that the product of the divisors is 331776.
Take any two digit number, for example 58. What do you have to do to reverse the order of the digits? Can you find a rule for reversing the order of digits for any two digit number?
Follow the clues to find the mystery number.


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Small Town lyrics
Lyrics → Artists: J → John Mellencamp lyrics → Small Town lyricsJohn Mellencamp — Small Town lyrics
John Mellencamp Small Town lyrics was added to the site 4 Dec, 2006 and since that time has 3 hits and voted 2 times. Other popular John Mellencamp lyrics are: I Need A Lover, I Saw You First and Hurt So Good.
Mellencamp, John
Written by: John Mellencamp
Small Town
Well I was born in a small town
And I live in a small town
Prob'ly die in a small town
Oh, those small - communities
All my friends are so small town
My parents live in a same small town
My job is so small town
Provides little opportunity, hey!
Educated in a small town
Taught to fear Jesus in a small town
Used to daydream in that small town
Another born romantic that's me
But I've seen it all in a small town
Had myself a ball in a small town
Married an L.A. doll and brought her to this small town
Now she's small town just like me
No I cannot forget where it is that I come from
I cannot forget the people who love me
Yeah, I can be myself here in this small town
And people let me be just what I want to be
Got nothing against a big town
Still hayseed enough to say
Look who's in the big town
But my bed is in a small town
Oh, that's good enough for me
Well I was born in a small town
And I can breathe in a small town
Gonna die in a small town
Ah, that's prob'ly where they'll bury me
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Small Town lyrics ©
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