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Cops surround house with no suspects inside
Trevor Wilhelm, The Windsor Star
Published: Friday, January 11, 2013Essex County OPP were still searching for two brazen home invasion suspects Thursday after surrounding a house for several hours thinking the pair was barricaded inside, only to learn they were long gone.
Heavily armed tactical teams had the house - with an innocent family inside - surrounded throughout the night. Other officers warned nearby residents to stay away and a crisis negotiator was called to try to coax the absent robbers into surrendering.
Police didn't return phone calls Thursday after emailing an update saying they were still looking for the criminals. So it wasn't clear if the people inside the house had just been sleeping while police were staked outside.
A convoy of Ontario Provincial Police vehicles leave a staging area near Comber Road and Highway 401 following a search Thursday for two home invaders.
Jason Kryk, The Windsor Star
More pictures: < Prev | Next >Sylvain Gagnier lives next door to the house police had surrounded. He said on OPP officer banged on his door early Thursday morning.
"Told us not to go for a walk, not to leave the house," said Gagnier. "If we had to leave, we had to leave heading due west."
"You're always a little bit concerned when the OPP comes to your door at such an early time and tells us not to go for a walk. It's alarming. I don't know what to even think about it. People are getting desperate, I think. Desperate times, desperate measures."
The drama began just after midnight Thursday, when a man confronted an elderly Comber couple inside their home on Main Street. The couple had been roused by a noise in the house.
The robber attacked the man who lives there, leaving him with minor facial injuries. Police said the assailant fled after a brief struggle, and met up with a woman outside the house. The victims called police.
The Essex County OPP canine unit and emergency response team responded.
They tracked the robbers to a home in the 5300 block of Knapp Road, about one kilometre from the scene of the crime. Police said they tried to make contact with the people inside the house "to no avail."
The tactical response unit and a crisis negotiator were called in from London. A mobile command unit and dozens of other officers from around the county also arrived on scene. They set up a staging and command centre down the road at Knapp Road and Main Street.
Shortly after 6 a.m., police released a media update saying they were at a scene involving "barricaded suspects" on Knapp Road.
Around 7: 15 a.m., after nearly seven hours, the occupants of the Knapp Road house finally came outside. Police wouldn't say how many people had been inside the home or who they were. Police also wouldn't confirm if they believed it was the robbery suspects who had given up, saying only that "the people inside the residence exited."
"Our No. 1 responsibility is public safety," Const. Stephanie Moniz said near the scene.
"We don't want anybody getting hurt. We set up a containment to keep the area surrounded, to make sure the person we're looking for does not get out around the public, and to have everything end peacefully. In this case it did."
Police interviewed the people who came out of the house, then realized they had nothing to do with the earlier break-in.


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Blowing Chunks:121-Degree Rollercoaster Fall
Fun for the whole family! (except children under 48")
This is a picture of Japan's new Takabisha roller coaster at the Fuji-Q (NOT Suzie-Q) Highland amusement park near Mount Fuji. It features a 121-degree drop so, not only will you be ejected from your seat, but hit by the coaster car afterward. You hear that, Disneyland?! There's a new happiest place on earth AND IT'S CALLED HEAVEN.
...the Takabisha roller coaster boasts the world's steepest freefall: A gut-melting 121 degrees capable of inducing g-force levels equivalent to those experienced by fighter pilots.
The 141-foot, 62mph drop is merely the cherry that tops a 2-mile-long roller coaster cake filled with seven major twists and turns
Count me in -- I f***ing looooooove puking. Helps remind me I'm alive. Also, that I boozed as hard as I could. GO BIG OR GO HOME! Ooooooooor to the hospital to get my stomach pumped. That charcoal taste is growing on me.
Hit the jump for two videos of the dizziness. The first from the ground, the second from the front seat. Now I don't feel so good.
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Thanks to Alan, who actually invented a roller coaster that hangs you upside down like a bat the entire ride and will kill every single passenger.
Apparently the Top Thrill Dragster roller coaster has existed at CedarPoint amusement park (Sandusky, OH) since 2003, and you all know what that means: it's just about time for me to get around to posting it! Anyway, this is a point-of-view video showing the acceleration (NSFW... / Continue →
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That's right, a jet-powered school bus that tops out at 367MPH. Wow, just imagine what they could have done with the short bus I used to ride. I can see it now: "Liftoff in 3...2...DAMMIT GW -- STOP LICKING THE SEAT AND PUT YOUR HELMET BACK ON!" Indy Boys Inc, an Indianapoli... / Continue →

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Admitting that somewhere along the line you have messed up is hard. Admitting that we've said something hurtful, done something hurtful, or just intentionally done something to someone for reasons unknown...is hard. Accepting the mistakes. Admitting your flaws. Asking forgiveness....is hard. But, I don't know that there is anything quite as eye opening and as difficult to acknowledge as the moment when you realize that you have let down your children might be the toughest pill to Continue Reading
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A little over a week ago I put out a plea on Facebook. A plea for prayer. Many of you who follow me on my personal Facebook page know that for the last eight months or so I've been battling long term bouts of vertigo and extreme dizziness and nausea. Dizziness to a point of making several trips to my doctor that eventually led her to put in orders for me to have an MRI. I had my MRI and the results came back with some not so wonderful news...news that could turn our entire lives upside Continue Reading
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Okay. So I'm a little behind on my posting (say 6+ months behind). And I've been completely MIA for a while. But for some reason, fitting blogging into my schedule isn't as easy now that I have two kiddos, a husband, a business to run, and I've decided to go back to school part time. My goal for this new year is to make time once or twice a week to post. I know that I will regret not posting as much for 2013 as I have in previous years since I use this blog as a yearbook/baby book of Continue Reading
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Halloween came and went this year in a big blur. This was the first year we had the little bitty with us to Trick or Treat and the first year that Noah was genuinely aware that Halloween meant free candy. The weather held off and remained relatively enjoyable for us to go out and enjoy some time with our friends. Here's a little recap... Continue Reading
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Monday's Leftovers: Roasted Vegetable Panzanella
Monday's Leftovers: Roasted Vegetable Panzanella
This all-purpose recipe is a practical rendition of the traditional Italian bread salad. If you have leftover beans or vegetables to use, or vegetables you want to showcase from your backyard, then this panzanella is perfect for you.
Here's a great tip I learned from my bread purveyor: Use a quality baguette that's a day old, as stale bread makes for crustier panzanella than fresh bread does.
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Roasted Vegetable Panzanella
1/2 cup plus 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
3 (12-inch) lengths of crusty baguette, cut into 1-inch cubes (12 cups)
3/4 lb cherry tomatoes, halved
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
1 lb green beans, trimmed and halved crosswise
3 tablespoons balsamic vinegar (preferably white)
3 tablespoons capers (packed in brine), rinsed, drained, and chopped
1/2 teaspoon sugar
1 (19-oz) can cannellini beans or chickpeas, rinsed and drained
1 lb lightly salted fresh mozzarella, cut into 1/3-inch dice
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Tekac earns spot in Olympic development camp
One of the area's top high school soccer players will be in Tuscaloosa, Ala. this week competing with and against some of the nation's other premier players in the Region III Olympic Development Camp.
Tyler Tekac, a rising junior at Stratford High School, is one of 19 participants on the South Carolina team. Other Region III states are Texas, Tennessee, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Oklahoma and North Carolina.
US Youth Soccer is divided into four regions. The camp begins on Wednesday and ends on Sunday.
The process started back in November with tryouts. The players were narrowed down to approximately 36 kids and two teams were made. Those squads participated in a sub-regional tournament in Winston Salem and continued to train on a monthly basis. The final group was selected in June.
This past high school season, Tekac scored 14 goals for the Knights and made the all-Region 7-AAAA team after making all-county as a freshman.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Herb Inscoe often tells his students at the Charleston School of Beauty Culture that they need to be noticed personally if they're going to be noticed professionally.
"I tell them you've to be a little peculiar to stand out," said Inscoe, who sports half-dark, half-bleached hair spiked up in the front, along with a beard and mustache he often waxes into a handlebar.
That look helped him get noticed at a July conference and earned him an invitation to the Emmy Awards this past weekend, where he joined a team of about 75 stylists who did hair and makeup for performers, various VIPs and even actors and actresses who attended the awards ceremonies for television.
Inscoe was invited by former actress and Emmy-award winning Hollywood makeup artist Dina Ousley, whose company, Dinair, makes airbrush cosmetics.
Inscoe met her at the Cosmetology Educators Association of America's annual conference in Orlando, where he was a finalist for Educator of the Year.
The conference was packed, with about 700 educators along with industry representatives.
"I met Dina, and she asked me if I'd like to come to the Emmys with her," Inscoe said, adding he took about a second to respond.
Meantime, 17 representatives of beauty products also asked him if he would hold their products for publicity photos on the red carpet. He gave another yes to that.
Inscoe flew to California a week ago Friday and had a busy day of preparation Saturday. Sunday morning starting about 11 a.m., he and other stylists took their posts in a well-prepared backstage area and got to work.
They didn't stop for 13 hours.
Inscoe recognized some famous actor faces - though he's not allowed by contract to drop those names. Suffice it to say at least one Academy Award-winning actor had his makeup done there.
Inscoe is allowed to say he did hair and makeup for some of the Emmys performers, including members of The Red Hots and two of the three Polish violin-playing triplets who call themselves Alizma, all of whom performed during the post-Emmys gala.
He also heard buzz about entertainment bloggers and a group of editors from People magazine.
"Whoever sat down in our chair, we did," he said.
Stylists came from as far away as New Zealand.
"We were a multicultural team," he added.
Ousley impressed him at every turn, Inscoe added.
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Hilton Garden Inn Chicago/Midway Airport has more rooms than any average hotel, but can still contribute to a personalised stay in Chicago. A 3-star rating promises a superb level of quality in Chicago. Chicago Midway International Airport is close enough for convenience, yet far enough for comfort.
General areas present at Hilton Garden Inn Chicago/Midway Airport include a restaurant, a bar/lounge and also a coffee shop/café. A spa tub welcomes all guests looking to unwind. An indoor swimming pool is part of the hotel's options for swimming lovers. Shops include a gift shop and a minimarket. Guests here can enjoy conveniences such as a dry cleaning/laundry service, a late check-out option and an express check-in/out service. Did you know this hotel offers 5 meeting rooms? When you need to work during your Chicago visit, business facilities such as an audio-visual equipment set will come in handy. If you are not coming with your own car, you may benefit from a free airport shuttle bus, which is available here.
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I have a 2010 Silverado LS. It has a black instrument cluster with only fuel and temperature gauges (besides speedo and tach). I was wondering what Im getting into trying to change to the LT style cluster with the silver color, oil, and voltage gauges. Is the wiring for oil press, and votage already in place. I know sometimes, they just have unused wires plugged into dummy connectors from the factory.
I want to eventually change the steering wheel to match, as well as, the front center seat and rear seat.
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11-15-2012, 12:12 AM #3Go on E-Bay they have all kinds of gauge setups. Some vendors even program the cluster so you can use it right away. If not you have to take it to the dealer and get it done. I had the same setup as you and went for a white faced 6 gauge, 140 mph cluster. You will of course have to get a new instrument bezel. E-Bay again. Remember....once you start, the mods never end!
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There are many factors that make the character of each Scotch whisky produced in Scotland different in its own right. The taste of single malts is affected by everything from the source of the water and the local landscapes to the shape of the copper stills used. To understand their many layers and complexities, a distillery tour is an essential experience for any visitor to Scotland. No two distilleries are the same, each in its own unique setting and with a colourful history to tell.
Just like wine in France, Scotland is split into five distinctive whisky-producing regions. Distillation in these regions all has the same historical roots, but distilleries in each area have matured and diversified in the production methods of their whisky with single malts embracing different and unique characteristics.
To gain insider knowledge, take a behind the scenes tour at one of Scotland's many distilleries in one of the whisky regions and discover the art form that is Scotch whisky distilling.
Pronounced "eye-luh", this is the greatest of whisky-producing islands. Much of this Inner Hebridean island is covered in peat which is exposed to the elements and lashed by the wind, rain and sea spray of Atlantic storms. Harvested and used to malt barley, the peat gives the single malts here their salty, seaweed notes.
A dash of Islay malt gives the unmistakable tang of Scotland to many blended whiskies. Although it is only 25 miles long, the Isle of Islay has no fewer than eight distilleries. Sample the spectacular dram dubbed 'liquid smoke' at the Laphroaig Distillery and make sure you collect your annual 'ground rent' (a whisky miniature) before you leave. Thanks to the on-site bottling hall at the Bruichladdich (known as 'the Laddie') distillery, there is no better way to discover a whisky that is truly Islay, and watch it go from barley to bottle.
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By far the biggest whisky region in terms of production and concentration of distilleries, Speyside is the eponymous whisky region. Over half of all Scottish distilleries can be found here with Speyside single malts noted in general for their elegance and complexity, and often a refined smokiness. Beyond that, they have two extremes: the big, sherry-like type, as typified by The Macallan, Glenfarclas and Aberlour; and the lighter, more subtle style. Although it is not precisely defined, Speyside is commonly agreed to extend at least from the River Findhorn, just east of Inverness, to the River Deveron, northwest of Aberdeen.
Within this region are several other rivers, notably the Livet. Within Speyside, the River Livet is so famous that its name is borrowed by some whiskies from far beyond its glen, though only one may call itself The Glenlivet. Many of the region's distilleries are on the Malt Whisky Trail, the only trail of its kind in the world. Along the trail you will also visit the only existing cooperage in the UK, Speyside Cooperage, where you can see the ancient art of creating whisky barrels and even try your hand at making a mini barrel yourself. Why not visit Speyside's smallest distillery, Benromach, to learn more about the world's first fully certified organic single malt whisky, or discover Cardhu Distillery, the only distillery pioneered by a woman?
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By far the biggest region geographically, the Highlands inevitably embraces wide and robust whisky variations. The western part of the Highlands has only a few, scattered, distilleries, and it is difficult to generalise about the character of their whiskies. If they have anything in common, it is a rounded, firm, dry character with some hints of peatiness. The far north of the Highlands has several distilleries, whose whiskies notably have a heathery, spicy, character probably deriving both from the local soil and the coastal location of the distillery. The more sheltered eastern Highlands have a number of particularly fruity whiskies. Be sure to spend an afternoon at Dalwhinnie Distillery, Scotland's highest distillery at over 1,000 ft.
Find out more about whisky distilleries in the Highlands and follow the region's fascinating Malt Whisky Trail.
Sitting at the far end of the Kintyre peninsula on the west coast of Scotland, Campbeltown once had about 30 distilleries in its heyday. Today, it has only three of which two are open to the public. One of these, Springbank, the oldest family-owned distillery in Scotland, produces two different single malts. This apparent contradiction is achieved by the use of lightly peated malt in one and a smokier kilning in the other.
Also pay a visit to the Mitchell's Glengyle Distillery, the first new distillery opened in Scotland this millennium, and sample their Kilkerran Single Malt. The Campbeltown single malts are very distinctive, with a briny character. Although there are only three producers, they are still considered by serious malt lovers to represent a region in their own right.
Find out more about distilleries in Argyll & The Isles.
The Lowlands region is known for its softer, lighter style single malt whiskies that are traditionally known as the 'Lowland Ladies'. The area is defined by a line following old county boundaries and running from the Clyde estuary to the River Tay. The line swings north of Glasgow and Dumbarton and runs to Dundee and Perth.
There are only a handful of Lowland distilleries still operating, including Glenkinchie in East Lothian, Bladnoch in Dumfries & Galloway and Auchentoshan, just north of Glasgow.
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An in-depth tour of Aberlour Distillery so that the discerning visitor can enjoy the true Aberlour Experience.
Follow your nose along the famous road from Port Ellen and you will eventually come to the most welcoming distillery on the island. Ardbeg's white-washed walls can be found nestling in a rocky cove on Islay's southern tip.
Established in 1823, Auchentoshan (Ock-un-tosh-un) Distillery is on the mainland of Scotland, situated on the A82 between Glasgow and Loch Lomond.
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The Legend of the Dew of Ben Nevis Visitor Centre, built into an old warehouse dating from 1862 and former bottling hall, which still retains some of its original features.
On the outskirts of the Royal Burgh and ancient market town of Forres lies Benromach distillery, the smallest working distillery in Moray.
Nestled on the green banks of the River Bladnoch, Scotland's most southerly distillery has been producing the Spirit of the Lowlands since 1817.
Blair Athol Distillery is one of the oldest working distilleries in Scotland. After enjoying a leisurely conducted tour, you can mull over the distinctive character of the finished article as you sip your dram of Blair Athol 12 Year Old.
There is no better tour - comprehensive, visually arresting, and well-planned, delivered with wit and nuggets of local knowledge - one gets the feeling that the tour has been specifically tailored just for you.
Bruichladdich Distillery was built in 1881 and was the last distillery to be built on Islay.


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Maybe if they kill a child now then Kali will bring the woman back to life. Click Here if you Like this Comment
#1 If you don´t have something intelligent to say, please don´t waste the bandwidth on this site with your bigotry.To save one, kill the other and ultimately kill both --- I guess that´s what God intended too. Click Here if you Like this Comment
I´ll bet there is more to this story that we will never find out.She should have gotten on a plane and whipped over here to a Planned Parenthood office. "No problem, lady, hop up on the table. No, no, we don´t want to know why. That´s not important". Click Here if you Like this Comment
Liberals always take a single incident with a negative outcome to justify policies that do multiple times the damage to culture.Yes, in isolated cases a misdiagnosis MAY result in the death of a mother ( oops, guess they are not a mother unless she actually wants the "baby", oops , guess its not a baby unless the "mother" wants the "baby"). As opposed to the FACT that a living fetus will be snuffed millions of times if laws are liberalized.Of course this does not matter when it is a baby near term to these people who want their abortion of convenience. Click Here if you Like this Comment
#2, you do see the irony in what you just did, don´t you? Bandwidth waste and all? Click Here if you Like this Comment
After reading posts #1 and #3, I am firmly convinced that this website is now frequented with racists and bigots. It used to be great website for thoughtful discussion. Anymore, any article that does not involve non-white prostestant males is automatically derided and suspect. Some people here hate Jews, Black, Hispanics, Females, Gays, Catholics, Mormons, .... basically anyone who does not look like them or believe in what they believe. Goodbye. Please continue your miserable isolated lives. The world is a far better place than for me to waste my time on this nonsense. I´ll find a real conservative website. I´m amazed that the moderators of Lucianne.com permit such postings. Click Here if you Like this Comment
I´d say it´s more a cautionary tale of the evils of socialized medicine. In the U.S., at least for now, she could have went to a different hospital, doctor, city, etc. and found someone willing to take her symptoms seriously. Click Here if you Like this Comment
#1 and #3, I salute you. Well done. Click Here if you Like this Comment
According to the article, the Irish supreme court had ruled 20 years ago that abortions to save the life of the mother were legal. Something else seems to be going on. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Based on post #6 I would like to thank posters 1, 3, 4 and 5. Click Here if you Like this Comment
We pretty much have license to write what we want to as long as it is pertinent and no foul words. If I got all huffy about someone disagreeing with me, I would not beoffended. It happens, and I do have a comment pertaining to brit medicine, there is a reason that they come here for treatment. I had friends who were there and the wife needed surgery and she was horrified at the care she received. Click Here if you Like this Comment
The Catholic church permits abortions to save the life of the mother. there is much more to this story and it sounds as if the pro-choice crowd is exploiting what is probably bad medical system Click Here if you Like this Comment
Nice screed from #6. Looks to me as if someone is hypersensitive and defensive about abortion. Almost as though derogatory comments about those who seek abortion hit a little to close to home.That´s OK. Despite being a White Protestant intolerant racist bigot, I did not cease and desist from dating the woman who is now my wife when she revealed to me that she had once had an abortion.Once of the nicest things about this site is that it was always a place where playing the RACIST! BIGOT! HATER! card has always been viewed with disdain bordering on contempt, as #6 would have noticed had she or he actually been paying attention back in those halcyon days of yore. Click Here if you Like this Comment
My guess is that there is more to this story. I´m also wondering why she didn´t just pop over to England or Scotland, where, I do believe it´s legal? Could it be due to the NHS and how it works? Don´t know, just asking. Click Here if you Like this Comment
"After reading posts #1 and #3, I am firmly convinced that this website is now frequented with racists and bigots."Don´t let the door hit ya where the Lord split ya. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Hindu scriptures clearly say that taking a life where there is no other recourse is an act of non-violence. And flinching in the face of such duty sin. This is entirely a tragic affair. Unfortunately it will become more tragic as it gets used as an excuse to kill more healthy babies. Click Here if you Like this Comment
It´s probably a good idea to go and read the article which answers the questions asked on this thread and pretty thoroughly explains what happened here. Click Here if you Like this Comment
This is classic "progressive" strategy: work up faux outrage over one unfortunate case (e.g., pregnant woman dies of freak medical condition, daughter raped by a relative, etc.) to justify a million abortions per year.There is nothing in this story that explains why this Indian woman wanted an abortion, why she miscarried, why she got septicemia afterwards, or why an abortion would have prevented her death. Do these protesters demonstrate every time a woman dies after getting a botched abortion in a Planned Parenthood clinic? Click Here if you Like this Comment
By definition a miscariage is a dead fetus...normal pregnancy does not cause sepsis...she apparently just needed a D & C to evacuate the nonliving tissue...this was a case of malpractice, not denying abortion that would have saved a life Click Here if you Like this Comment
Hindus are against killing cows, but killing unborn humans is okay I guess. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Septicema is the cause of death 7 days later. This is a case of medical malpractice. Septicima is usually easily treated with antibiotics.It seems they should be protesting shoddy medical practice, not abortion policy. Click Here if you Like this Comment
The irish have a long history of being useful idiots. Click Here if you Like this Comment
A read of the article will reveal that the law says she could have had the abortion to save her life but there is still something in the constitution that says no. The two were never reconciled and the doctors are left in limbo.The protests in Ireland are against the government, the bureaucracy that could allow this to happen again. Click Here if you Like this Comment
If there was still a fetal heartbeat, then there was no miscarriage, at least not yet. The medical term would be "threatened AB" which indicates that a miscarriage is imminent or likely. There is also the medical term "missed AB" which means the fetus is dead but has not passed out of the mother´s body through the birth canal and perhaps a D&C needs to be performed to remove it and stop the bleeding. A miscarriage is called a "spontaneous AB" which means the pregnancy has ended unexpectedly and disastrously, but that no tissue has been retained in the uterus.Without having more details about what actually happened in this instance, it is inflammatory and pointless to speculate. If there was still a fetal heartbeat, and the woman had septicemia as well, the question is, what in hell had gone on so that she ended up with speticemia? Had she tried to end the pregnancy herself? Did a back-street abortionist get his hands on her? Again, pointless to speculate without knowing more facts. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Though not a doctor, I was puzzled by the septicema 7 days after a miscarriage. Why did she not go to the doctor immediately after the miscarriage? Click Here if you Like this Comment
Just to clarify: Hindus believe in Kali. There are at this moment Hindu cults that sacrifice children to Kali. Who are we to condemn other religions? Go read the Karpuradi-Stotra. Sit back and enjoy what happens when we abandon Christ. Click Here if you Like this Comment
I agree that there´s not enough information in the article to support anything but rashjudgment, and poorly-suported innuendoes.In defense of Ireland´s pro-life policy: Ireland has the lowest maternal mortality rate of any country in the world.Check it out:http://tinyurl.com/ireland-maternal Click Here if you Like this Comment
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The Charlotte Fire Department's baseball team played the New York Port Authority last week at Rocky River High School. The two teams are both in their first year.
Civil service baseball teams have been around a long time, and the Charlotte FD team is the first official team since 1958. Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department also has a team, and helps the CFD team.
The team is part of Charlotte's Premier Adult Baseball League, and the league regularly uses the Rocky River High School fields for games. That's how this baseball game, and a flag from the World Trade Center, made it to Mint Hill.
The NYPA brought with them an American flag that flew over the World Trade Center before 9/11. Since the Charlotte Fire Department could not bring out their own truck to fly the flag, the Mint Hill Volunteer Fire Department donated their truck for the night.
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There is an opportunity for people to discuss council related topics in the "Voice your Opinion" section. You are also welcome to make a comment on most of the content in my website.
Please note some sections of this website are still under construction so please check regularly for information updates.
I am enjoying serving as your Mayor and working together to achieve community and regional goals.
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Encourage and support the introduction of a Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) in order to engage young people in Council and Community affairs
Support the introduction of Pedestrian (Zebra) Crossings as a road safety measure as a means for pedestrians to safely cross mains streets or roads in our towns where required.
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Most would be aware construction is currently taking place of four major Town Entrance Statements located on the side of State Roads near the town entrances. This project is being undertaken by members of the Kapunda & Light Tourism Association and funded by that Association's fundraising efforts along with contributions from many generous sponsors and is supported by Light Regional Council. It should also be noted a number of Kapunda High School Students, local tradesmen and other volunteers have made (and continue to make) a major contribution to this project. I am informed by project manager Chez Gue, all four structures along with the lighting and surrounds could be completed by the end of November this year.
I am sure most would agree, the stone wall, wrought iron arch and chimney structures are relevant and compliment "Map The Miner" located on southern entrance to Kapunda, Australia's oldest mining town and its mining history.
I would take this opportunity also to commend and sincerely thank all those involved in this amazing project which clearly demonstrates the spirit of the town is very much alive. If you agree with this it would be appreciated if you could spread this positive message among all your friends.....Mayor Bill


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Classroom education is a priority in your career, but your learning experience does not stop there. Making time to become an active part of campus life will help you get the maximum out of your college experience.
Below is a listing of current clubs and organizations and the advisors you can contact to become involved. To begin a new club or organization, contact the Senior Student Affairs Coordinator Jennifer Hass in the Student Affairs Office at (715) 735-4300 ext. 4303.
Most campus groups have organizational meetings in the first few weeks of classes. Watch for advertisements around campus and plan to attend those early meetings. If you can't make it, leave a message for the group with Student Affairs. They will contact you.
Anthropology and Sociology Club
Plan field trips, meet students with interests in culture and globalization. Contact Professor Dail Murray: L-109, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4323.
Art Club
Plan trips to museum and your own exhibits. Contact Professor Jim LaMalfa: T-137, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4322.
The UW-Marinette Buccaneer athletic program boasts a strong tradition of award-winning teams and coaches. UW-Marinette currently offers the following varsity sports:
- Women's volleyball (fall)
- Men's basketball (winter)
- Women's basketball (winter)
- Coed Soccer (fall and spring)
Other sports may be open for participation given sufficient funding and interest. Contact Athletic Director George Hayes: F-133, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4362.
Audubon Society
The Chappee Rapids Chapter of the Audubon Society meets on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7 pm in M-117. They also participate in Earth Day activities and the annual Sandhill Crane Count. Contact Professor Michael Kirby: M-204, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4326.
Business Club
This club is for students who want to pursue a career in business or accounting. Find out about internships in the area and learn more about national business organizations. Contact Jennifer Hass: M-126, 735-4300 ext. 4303
Campus Activities Board
The UW-Marinette Campus Activities Board is responsible for bringing activities and entertainment to the campus from around the country. CAB members attend the National Association of Campus Activities conference to locate entertainment for the campus. Membership is open to all students. Contact DaMontae January: M-160, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4334.
Community Jazz Ensemble
This local group of musicians specializes in the big band sound and jazz standards. They meet Tuesdays at 7:30 - 9:00 pm at Marinette High School. Contact Cindy Bailey: M-126, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4302 or Tom Polkinghorne: (715) 923-5211.
The Fishing Club
For those who love to fish. Contact Tonya Meisner: M-116, 715-735-4300 ext. 4333
Gamers Guild
Computer electronics and gaming. "We are't just about gaming, we are all about gaming..." Got an idea for an event? We wanna hear it! Contact Professor Crystal Hendrick: L-112, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4319.
Gay/Straight Alliance
This group works on issues relevant to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered communities. Contact Professor Amy Reddinger: L-115, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4321.
International Connections
Students with the YFU program give you an excellent opportunity to learn about other countries and cultures. Monthly potlucks are held on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 6 pm in the cafeteria. Bring a dish to pass and table service. Field trips are also planned. Host families and volunteer tutors are needed to help International students with English. Contact Tina Oman: M-126, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4355.
Intramural Sports
Intramural sports are offered to meet current student interst and may include flag football, ping-pong, basketball, volleyball, softball, broomball and pool. Watch for sign-ups in the Main lobby or contact the Athletic Director George Hayes: F-133, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4362.
"Live United" United Way Student Club
This is a community service based club that combines fun activities and community service projects. They mainly help elderly and disabled people in our community in various ways such as moving, yard work, snow shoveling, etc. Some of the fun activities United Way student members can expect are free pizza parties, road trips, cookouts, movie nights, etc. Contact Cindy Bailey: M-126, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4302.
The Local Band Coalition
For those interested in playing in local bands, contact music professor David Giebler : T-135, 715-735-4300 ext. 4316.
N.E.W. Concert Band
The NorthEast Wisconsin Band is made up of community members and university students. You can earn credit for participation by registering for MUS 071 in Student Affairs. The group meets weekly on Mondays at Coleman High School and has one performance each semester. Contact Cindy Bailey: M-126, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4302.
Northern Lights Arts Journal
Published in the spring, this collection of student and faculty poetry, essays, stories and artwork is a prestigious way to see your name in lights: Northern Lights. Watch for more information about submitting your work for consideration by the Northern Lights board spring semester. For information contact Professor Amy Reddinger: L-115, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4321.
Honors Program
The honors program is open to students who take a LEC 100 course; present at the annual Undergraduate Research and Performance Conferenc;, participate in honors program meetings and/or scholarship fundraisers; successfully pass a 299 course, partiicipate in an internship or complete a service learning project; and earn a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or higher. For more information, Contact Jennifer Flatt: L-117, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4332.
Psychology Club
For students who are interested in careers in psychology and counseling, contact Professor Crystal Hendrick : M-112, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4319.
Science and Computer Club
With the ever-growing area of scientific knowledge, this is an organization that is sure to be a benefit if you are planning to major in a science. Get together with other science majors and help prepare yourself with all the latest information in this area. Contact Professor Keith West: F-107, 735-4300 ext. 4352.
Stateline Voyagers
This is an outdoor club dedicated to hiking, biking, skiing, kayaking or whatever gets us outside. Voyagers also combine forces with the local biking club Spokes and Folks for great rides including the Menominee River Century held on the last Sunday of June each year. Contact Professor Keith West: F-107, 735-4300 ext. 4352.
Student Ambassadors
UW-Marinette Student Ambassadors represent the campus to the community. They lead campus tours for high school students during Preview Days and help with orientation and graduation. They also sponsor blood drives on campus. In the past Student Ambassadors have helped during the Christmas season with the Salvation Army and have participated in local parades. Student Ambassadors meet every other Friday during universal lunch hour. This is a great organization for community service and public relations experience. Contact Jennifer Hass: M-126, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4303.
Student Government
This organization is responsible for the distribution of student segregated fees on the UW-Marinette campus. Student Senators are elected by the student body and serve on a variety of campus governing committees as well as the Student Governance Council for the state of Wisconsin and the United Council. Meetings are held every Wednesday during universal lunch hour. Interested persons can contact DaMontae January: M-160, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4334.
Theatre on the Bay and Children's Theatre
Theatre on the Bay and the Children's Theatre offers opportunities to UW-Marinette thespians in productions year-round. Watch for audition announcements. Students can work on-stage and back-stage alongside professional and community actors and technicians. Contact Professor Rebecca Stone Thornberry: T-136, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4314.
West Shore Chorale and Bay Shore Orchestra
The choir and orchestra consists of university students and community members. Students may take this course for credit as MUS 072. The group meets weekly on Tuesdays from 6:30-8:30 pm in T-117 of the Fine Arts Building. There is one or two performances each semester. Contact Professor David Giebler: T-135, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4316.
Writers' Club
Network with other writers and writers' groups for Poetry Month in April. The Manifest and Northern Lights are opportunities for you to publicize your works. Contact Professor Amy Reddinger: L-115, (715) 735-4300 ext. 4321.


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PC Networking (Free or €4.99 for full filesystem access):
Cydia Description: Windows networking for iPhone, iPod and iPad, using Samba. This package adds native Windows networking support for your iPhone, iPod or iPad. Your device will appear in Windows' network locations, and you will be able to browse & transfer files from/to it seamlessly, as you would do with another Windows computer. On some devices, a reboot may be needed for the network service to start. The configuration is done in Settings [the app name in Settings is "Windows"]. NOTE: when the device goes into sleep mode, Wifi is disabled. PC Networking uses Wifi, so it needs your device to be awake in order to be accessible.
I am one who likes to go into my iPad "innards" - for various reasons, mostly because I can. While I like iFile, I find it somewhat limiting when it comes to moving around themes folders, documents, pictures, etc. So, I use OpenSSH (free on Cydia) and an open-source file transfer client for Windows (I use WinSCP, which is also free). I found this process a bit cumbersome, but workable. Then I found PC Networking on Cydia, which is new as of 27 June. Now, it's as if my iPad is another folder on my PC.
The free version of the tweak allows you to access a storage area on the iPad (created by the tweak) where you can move files back and forth. In addtion, you have access to the photos in the Photo app, making photo transfer very simple.
The paid version [€4.99 (about $7.30 USD)] opens up the file system so you can access the entire iPad. Should you choose to get access to the filesystem, you make a Paypal payment to the developer (instructions on the process are provided through the app in Settings).
One limitation for this tweak is the same as when using OpenSSH/FTP client software - the application names are not in plain English. However, you can still access the iPad while you're viewing it on your PC, so it's a simple matter of firing up iFile to see the name of each app.
I'd strongly recommend, as with OpenSSH, that you ensure your root passwords on the device have been changed from Apple's default. In addition, once you have finished working with PC Networking, I'd also recommend you turn off the "Enable Networking" option; this is a very simple process, as PC Networking comes with its own SBSettings toggle. Convenience at it's best!
Here's a screenshot of the Settings options for the app (ignore the left side as it's a cut 'n' paste job to get the full affect of the options available on the right hand side):
And, here's what shows in my Windows machine:
Yeah, it's $7.30 versus free. But, the convenience and ease of this tweak makes the cost of this tweak worth it … to me. Of course, and as always, YMMV.
Happy tweaking.
P.S. I have to add this caution: Be VERY careful wandering around in your iPad's filesystem! I can attest that if you do something that alters the way the iPad works, in a bad way, you WILL have to restore your iPad. Guaranteed! Always remember two simple rules when it comes to mucking about with tweaks such as this one, OpenSSH and iFile: (1) Always do a backup before attempting anything and (2) Make copies of the iPad's/Apple's original files so that, if it's possible, you can just put the iPad back where you found it. Believe you me - I know a-l-l about restores - from experience!


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Earl B. Kline, 90, of Fayetteville, Pa., passed away Feb. 6, 2012, at his home, surrounded by his family.
He was born Feb. 27, 1921, in East Waterford, Pa., to Frank and Eva (Henry ) Kline.
He was married to Sylvia Pauline Alleman Kline on March 28, 1940.
Earl was retired from Letterkenny Army Depot after 30 years of service. He was a veteran of the U.S. Armyduring World War II, and was a lifetime member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6168 in Shippensburg. He also was a member of Orrstown Masonic Lodge and George Washington Masonic Lodge in Chambersburg, Scottish Rite and Tall Cedars of Lebanon. He was also a member of the Greene Township Lions Club and the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association.
Earl is survived by his wife, Sylvia Pauline Alleman Kline, and their seven children, Lois A. (wife of Miguel) Rivera of Paris, Ky., Earl (husband of Nancy) Kline Jr. of Shippensburg, Ronald E. (husband of Carolyn) Kline of Chambersburg, Donna M. (wife of Marlin) Johnson of Chambersburg, Larry W. (husband of Cathy) Kline of Orrstown, Dorothy J. (wife of Jay) Peterson of Fayetteville, and Randy L. (husband of Debbie) Kline of Madison, Ala. Earl has 21 grandchildren; 39 great-grandchildren; and six great-great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a daughter, Linda J. Heckman; and a brother, William H. Kline.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, Feb. 10, 2012, at Kelso-Cornelius Funeral Home Ltd., Chambersburg, with the Rev. Ronald McElwee officiating.
The family will receive friends Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home and one hour prior to the service on Friday. Interment will be held at Parklawn Memorial Gardens.
Kelso-Cornelius Funeral Home, 725 Norland Ave., Chambersburg, will be handling the arrangements.


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Location:Room 8.23 University College London Telephone: +44 20 7679 0689 (x 30689) Email: brumby (at) cs.ucl.ac.uk |
Research Interests
Duncan Brumby is a senior lecturer (assistant professor) at the UCL Interaction Centre. His research is concerned with understanding how people interact with technology systems, focusing specifically on how people find things on the web and how they use mobile devices on the move. To address these types of questions, Dr Brumby develops computational models of psychological processes and conducts empirical studies to test theories of interactive behaviour. See also his publications and curriculum vitae.
Dr. Brumby teaches topics in HCI on a variety of programmes at UCL.
He is also the project coordinator on the MSc HCI-E programme. Staff at UCLIC are
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Part of the MSc in HCI-E, the course covers both theoretical and applied aspects of psychology as they relate to the design of interactive systems. [course material]
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Deer Dilemma Part 2: Living near Rock Creek Park
Some view the deer in Rock Creek Park as a nuisance. But others see them as friends.
Monday - 03/04/2013, 08:53pm EST
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Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
In many ways the Islanders are a lot like the Penguins a few years ago.
They had their glory years, won some Stanley Cups, and then plummeted to the bottom of the league.
Their arena is old and if they don't get a new one they may have to move.
But they do have some hope.
They just drafted a young star with the first overall pick and they hope to make him the centerpiece of their organization.
"I think it is clear, and I say this perhaps as a matter of observation, and as a matter of fact: There is probably no worse major-league facility right now in North America than the Nassau Coliseum."
-- Gary Bettman
The people of Kansas City have been licking their chops throughout the whole ordeal.
Should try to iron this picture onto your girlfriend's underwear.
Sick job. Dennis Miller stuns the world.
And then the banner goes to the roof.
Someone jobbed in Mike Lange's call.
If Steiggy never says "raise the roof" ever again, life will be all right.
Unreal choice of the theme from "Backdraft."
If Kurt Russell walks out in his fireman uniform, the pregame wins an Oscar.
We'd actually have something resembling a normal recap
if we didn't become incapacitated last night.
Mellon Arena
Here we are.
Tonight the banner goes up.
Tonight the road back to glory begins.
Tonight is the final home opener in Mellon Arena history.
And this was the first:
Almost 42 years ago the Pittsburgh Penguins played their first home opener at the Civic Arena.
Tonight they will play their last.
But this will not be a solemn occasion.
Because tonight isn't just the final home opener at the Igloo.
It's also the day the third Stanley Cup banner is raised to the rafters.
There isn't a more fitting way to begin the final season in this historic building than by raising that banner.
And there is no better way for us to salute everything the Igloo means to us than to fill it with cheers.
Jean Pronovost, Les Binkley, Andy Bathgate, Rick Kehoe, Michel Briere, Bob Johnson, Herb Brooks, Kevin Stevens, Tom Barrasso, Paul Coffey, Joe Mullen, Ron Francis, Bryan Trottier and many, many others have called this building home.
We have called this building home.
And so do they:
Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, Jordan Staal, Marc-Andre Fleury, Brooks Orpik, Sergei Gonchar and everyone else who steps into that arena with a skating penguin on their chest does as well.
This is their team.
This is our team.
This is our team.
When Mario Lemieux looks up at the rafters and sees his number 66, his Art Ross Trophy victories, his Hart Trophy victories and a third Stanley Cup banner he'll know what he's done for this team.
When he looks across the street and sees a beautiful new arena nearing completion, he'll know what he's done for this city.
Last night he was part of a Team Canada ceremony in Toronto, but tonight he'll feel at home.
It's the final banner raising at Mellon Arena.
It's the beginning of another season.
It's the chance to show the hockey world what this team - and this city - is made of.
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Another gem from Benstonium.
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Sitting on the lawn?
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Hit the jump.
It's been our own personal mantra around to stay the course. It's not advice for anyone.
If people followed our advice all the time, no one would be alive.
But we're keeping that mantra heading into this year.
No use grandstanding here. The Pens are defending Cup champions.
We are where every NHL fanbase wants to be.
Good thing we're not Dan Bylsma or a Pens player.
Disco has been preaching to forget about last season.
As fans, we never will; we'll keep watching Game 7 highlights every day like we've been all summer.
2008-09 was a vegeance tour. It was about righting the wrongs of years passed.
2009-2010 is a defense. A defense of the greatest title in professional sports.
It is one last defense of the only Arena we've ever known.
There's talk of giving your favorite team a grace period after they win a championship.
You can't expect them to win it every season.
F that. As a fanbase, we have the swagger now.
When Pens fans roll into Columbus, 1,000 deep, people will be pissed.
When we storm the steps down in D.C., threats will be aplently.
But they are forced to respect it.
And opposing fans coming into the Mellon? Look up in the rafters, jokes.
Here's to one last season in the Mellon Arena.
Season preview tomorrow 8:20 am.
The following post is our recap of Game 7 posted at about 6:00 am on Saturday June 13th.
The journey that Lord Stanley's Cup took after Game 7:
Forever and ever, the last 16 seconds of this game will play in our minds.
With every passing year, as brisk fall nights turn into winter wonderlands, the Fleury save will become bigger and bigger while Talbot's goals will be replayed in driveways all across Western PA.
This Stanley Cup championship could not have come at a more glorious time for the Pittsburgh Penguins.
It's only fitting that a banner will be raised in Old Lady Mellon's last season.
A banner that will read: 2008-2009 Stanley Cup Champions.
And then, two years from now, when you are relaxing in that new Consol Engery Center,
you'll put your souvenir cup in an unreal cup-holder and look to the rafters.
And that banner will still be there.
10 years from now you'll take your kids to a Penguin game.
And that banner will still be there.
And when those same kids end up taking YOU to a game when you're a 96-year-old joke,
you'll use the last ounce of energy in your life to look to the roof.
And you will remember.
You will remember...
Settling in for those back-to-back games in Sweden.
Penguins toiling in mediocrity, 6 points out of the playoffs with 25 games left.
A mid-season coaching change, bringing in some no-name coach.
Subtle trades near the trading deadline.
Not knowing which MAF would show up every night.
Facing off against your two most bitter rivals in the first two rounds of the playoffs.
Exorcising demons to win the Stanley Cup in Game 7.
A mid-season coaching change, bringing in some no-name coach.
Subtle trades near the trading deadline.
Not knowing which MAF would show up every night.
Facing off against your two most bitter rivals in the first two rounds of the playoffs.
Exorcising demons to win the Stanley Cup in Game 7.
Every season from here on out, you can look back at that 2008-2009 feather in your cap and realize that if you got through that season, you can face anything else the game of hockey will throw your way.
As the silver chalice was raised by Sidney Crosby, we raised our own cup and toasted general manager Ray Shero. The English language hasn't evolved enough for us to put into words what Shero's steadiness at the helm has brought to this team. We're not even going to try.
As for Game 7 itself, Max Talbot has put himself into the YouTube Hall of Fame.
The Red Wing Killer finished what he started in Game 5 in Detroit last season.
Once that second goal beat Elroy, the Wings simply fell into the Pens' hands. They started bringing all their shit; Zetterberg taking 2-minute shifts, Lidstrom logging 80 minutes of ice time. When osteoporosis had the game on his stick with 2 seconds left, all of Detroit wished he hadn't logged 27 minutes of ice time up to that point.
But it didn't really matter. Marc-Andre Fleury wasn't letting that puck in. MAF erased all doubts surrounding him being a "shaky" goaltender. Ask a Red Wing what they think of Marc-Andre Fleury now.
Better yet, just ask this guy:
Once that second goal beat Elroy, the Wings simply fell into the Pens' hands. They started bringing all their shit; Zetterberg taking 2-minute shifts, Lidstrom logging 80 minutes of ice time. When osteoporosis had the game on his stick with 2 seconds left, all of Detroit wished he hadn't logged 27 minutes of ice time up to that point.
But it didn't really matter. Marc-Andre Fleury wasn't letting that puck in. MAF erased all doubts surrounding him being a "shaky" goaltender. Ask a Red Wing what they think of Marc-Andre Fleury now.
Better yet, just ask this guy:
For us to make it this far without mentioning Marian The Magician means the Pens drinking his tears from the Cup in the post-game locker-room celebration is simply icing on the cake. Every journalist and person with a keyboard outside of Pittsburgh said the Pens could not win without Hossa. But Penguin fans who have watched these past two seasons knew what Hossa brought to the table for the three months he was here and knew he was expendable.
Gloating in the face of Detroit fans seems ridiculous at this point.
When you win the Stanley Cup, your focus shouldn't be on anything else.
They know they were beaten by the better team.
The Red Wings didn't lose this Cup. The Pens won it.
When you win the Stanley Cup, your focus shouldn't be on anything else.
They know they were beaten by the better team.
The Red Wings didn't lose this Cup. The Pens won it.
One last jump, homos.
Ten Questions Heading into the NHL Season
The NHL season is finally here.
Tonight the puck will drop in four arenas:
Montreal @ Toronto
Washington @ Boston
Vancouver @ Calgary
San Jose @ Colorado
It's great to have games that mean something once again.
One of the best things about a new hockey season is that you have no idea what's going to happen.
One of the favorites could end up in the basement because their star player breaks his leg.
A bad team could ride a hot goaltender all the way to the playoffs.
A fat guy could lean too far forward while watching from his front row seat and break the glass, stopping an important game and killing someone's momentum.
No one knows what is going to happen.
That's why it's so exciting, because anything can happen.
And just like every team starts the season with optimism, every team also starts the season with questions.
Here are ten answers we'll be looking for during the season.
It's Hockey Night in America tonight.
Great time to be alive.
We'll probably never agree with Ovechkin again.
But he's right when he says "Drop the puck" in that stupid Versus commercial.
As opposed to the West, we actually did an East Preview last season.
And we got 7 out of 8 playoff teams.
not bad
But that means nothing.
Guaranteed 90% of whoever is reading this probably got 7 out of 8 right.
So, after the jump is our look at the East for the upcoming season.
If you have NHL Network, "Is This The Year?" is being looped this morning. (Thursday)
At the 40-minute mark of the show (8:40am, 9:40am, 10:40am, etc.), coming out of a commercial break, they show clips of Fitzgerald scoring on Barrasso in the 1996 Eastern Conference Finals.
If you can get those clips on YouTube, you're getting a shirt from storeblog.
Jump for the East preview.
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Born in Baltimore, Maryland, Nicola Curry began dancing at the age of three in Danville, Pennsylvania. After moving to Colorado Springs, she attended the National Ballet School in Toronto, Canada. While at the National Ballet School, she won the Peter Dwyer Dance Scholarship awarded by the Canadian Council for the Arts. Upon graduating with academic honors in 2004, she was awarded the Erik Bruhn Memorial Award for excellence in ballet and the Patricia Goss Fine Art Award.
Curry has attended many summer programs on scholarship including Pacific Northwest Ballet, Exploring Ballet with Suzanne Farrell and American Ballet Theatre. She was a five-time recipient of American Ballet Theatre's National Training Scholarship. She has worked with world-renowned choreographers and performers including Jiri Kylian, Arlette van Boven, Tour Van Schayk. John Neumeier, Joysanne Sidimus, Karen Kain, Sergiu Stefanshi and Matajash Mrojewski.
Curry joined the ABT Studio Company in the Fall of 2004, the main Company as an apprentice in May 2005 and as a member of the corps de ballet in March 2006.
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Fifth-generation Roman jeweler Alberto Petochi created his first collection around his family's heirlooms: three rare Roman coins.
Tateossian, known for its wide variety of cuff links, from playful animals to serious gemstone designs, opened its fifth store in London—a sleek space right on Chelsea Harbour in Imperial Wharf—wh
A nearly 35-carat diamond called the Beau Sancy—one of the most important historic diamonds ever to come to auction—will be the showstopper at the Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels sale at Sothe
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Considered one of the last great heiresses of America's Gilded Age, Huguette M. Clark passed away last year at age 104, leaving an estate reportedly worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
Legendary jewelry brand Fabergé has returned to London with a new boutique for the first time in nearly a century.
Jewelry designer Ivanka Trump has moved her Madison Avenue jewelry store from its swanky Upper East Side location to Mercer Street in SoHo.
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