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Virginia midfielder Chris LaPierre is still day-to-day in advance of Friday's matchup with Syracuse, a Virginia spokesman told Inside Lacrosse Wednesday afternoon.
He added that there was a desire to get LaPierre some playing time in the Cavaliers' 18-11 win over Mount St. Mary's Tuesday night, but when rain forced the game to be moved from Klockner Stadium to University Hall Turf Field, those plans were cut short.
According to Whitey Reid's Feb. 20 report in the Charlottesville Daily Progress, LaPierre sprained his PCL in the Cavaliers' first preseason practice, and has been limited since. The report referred to the UVa. staff shutting down LaPierre until he was able to play more effectively, and included a comment from Starsia: "We expect him back at some point. The question simply is, 'When is he going to feel like he can play confidently?' It's a game-to-game kind of thing."
He played sparingly in Virginia's opening game against Drexel, picking up two groundballs and taking two shots, but has not played since.
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Poillon Day-to-Day
Lehigh goalie Matt Poillon is considered day-to-day, according to a team spokesman.
The sophomore left last Saturday's 18-10 loss against Denver with an injury with just less than seven minutes left in the game. He did not play against Air Force, and the Falcons handed the Mountain Hawks their second loss of the weekend.
Steve Brodeur started Sunday's game, giving up nine goals with four saves in 25 minutes of play. He was spelled by Griffin Farha, who allowed six goals on six saves. Brodeur is a highly-touted freshman out of Wallingford, Pa., ranked the No. 13 incoming goalie by Inside Lacrosse, and was pinpointed by coach Kevin Cassese in the fall as having a strong start and pushing Poillon as a backup.
The Mountain Hawks have VMI on Saturday, then an in-state matchup against Penn on Tuesday night.
Per athletic department policy, the school does not comment on the nature of the injury.
— Matt Kinnear
Stevenson to Start Rossi
Stevenson's first significant test of the season will take place Wednesday night when RIT visits Mustang Stadium in Owings Mills. But Stevenson won't go into the meeting empty-handed.
The Mustangs (2-0) plan on starting senior midfielder Nick Rossi, who ranked fifth on the team in scoring last season with 20 goals and nine assists. The Lutherville, Md., native and Towson graduate's petition for another year of eligibility was granted by the NCAA, and coach Paul Cantabene said Rossi — who also had to overcome an unspecified injury — will join senior Peter Green (three goals and four assists) and sophomore Michael Crowe (2, 0) on the first line.
"I think he gives us a calming influence a little bit," Cantabene said Tuesday morning of the 6-foot-2, 188-pound Rossi. "He does a great job of understanding the game, and he did a great job of that last year. He's a big kid that plays good defense and runs really well between the lines. Having a senior and another senior in your first midfield will really help. So now Peter Green and Nick Rossi go with Michael Crowe, and that also allows us to rotate in another sophomore in Billy Burgoyne when those guys get tired. It gives us four pretty good midfielders that we can rotate in there and trust at any time."
Inside Lacrosse will have live coverage of the Stevenson-RIT matchup.
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While sitting around this week, I've been thinking, who has the best Home-Field advantage in the MAC? Football? Basketball? Any other sport you want to include (though no bias here, but WMU's Lawson Lunatics have been hailed by coaches, players, and fans as both the best student section, and the "worst").
I want your opinions, and why. (KEY WORD: WHY?)
Personally I like the Western band at the football games to help liven the crowd to a point, but I'd like to see a mix of band and "pump-up" music at Waldo Stadium. (i.e., personally, nothing beats Hell's Bells in a late game situation to get a stadium rockin).
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You know things are bad when you're favored by two against a team with a 2-10 record and nearly everyone is picking you to lose.
That's how it is right now for the New York Jets, coming into their game this weekend against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Though New York has won two of its last three, one of those wins was an ugly 7-6 battle against the Cardinals, and that loss was the now-infamous 49-19 rout at the hands of the Patriots. The doubters have crowded around New York quarterback Mark Sanchez, many even calling for him to be benched.
At CBS Sports, the feeling is almost unanimous: The Jets' struggles will continue against the lowly Jaguars. Seven out of the eight analysts there like Jacksonville, who has won just once in its last nine games. The Jaguars' most recent loss was to Buffalo and they are now last in the AFC South.
Both Jason Cole and Mike Silver have made their picks at Yahoo! Sports, and they like Jacksonville as well.
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This will be the first installment in the "I know what we did, how about the rest of the west?" series. I will be covering the key addition and subtraction of the rest of the west and provide a brief analysis. First, we are starting with the Pacific and the World Champion Los Angeles Lakers. I'll be right back as I'm going to go puke real fast after typing that sentence.
Los Angeles Lakers
Current Laker Roster: http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/teams/roster?team=lal
Key Additions: Steve Blake
Key Subtractions: Jordan Farmer
Projected Line up: PG-Fisher SG-Bryant SF-Artest PF-Gasol C-Bynum
Analysis: The Lakers lose a tough front line defender off the Bench in Farmar in favor of Steve Blake AKA Suns Master Pwner. Blake will bring consistent three point shooting (39.3% for his career) and be able to distribute the ball more than Farmar. (4.8 APG For Blake 1.8 for Farmar). I also think Blake may eventually become the Lakers starting point guard in favor of Derek Fisher who can't buy a shot unless it's in the playoffs. All in all, I think this move may be bigger than people expect as it will spread the floor out more for the Lakers. So, pretty much The Lakers are still going to be the Lakers and that sucks for the rest of us.
Current Clipper Roster: http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/teams/lac/roster
Key Additions: Blake Griffin (Injury), Ryan Gomes, Randy Foye, Eric Bledsoe, Brian Cook (LOL, JK)
Key Subtractions: Steve Blake, Travis Outlaw
Projected Line up: PG-Davis SG-Gordon SF-Butler PF-Griffin C-Kaman
Analysis: Originally considered to be a key player in this years Free Agent Frenzy the Clippers chose the conservative route. No, they didn't get Lebron James but they did add two really solid players in Randy Foye and Ryan Gomes. Ryan Gomes is a versatile player who can play 2-4. He is basically like Travis Outlaw plus forty pounds and some serious defense. He will add some much needed depth and toughness to this team. Randy Foye is an explosive scorer off the bench who can be your primary ball handler or be a very effective shooting guard, Think Barbosa. Through the draft The Clips got their guy in Eric Bledsoe. He's the Clippers version of Earl Clark in a point guards body. He could either contribute right away with his speed and quick first step or warm the bench all year. The Biggest addition will be last years overall first pick in Blake Griffin who missed all of last year due to injury. All reports on his recovery are great and he will be expected to be their starting PF. Along with Kaman he will be a terror on the glass and a match up nightmare for any team. This is my pick for the surprise team of 2010. At the very least their line up and rebounding will cause headaches for Suns fan. I would not be surprised to see this team make the playoffs next year. The biggest question will be whether or not Baron Davis is going to show up and be this team's superstar like he is capable of.
Sacramento Kings
Current Roster: http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/teams/roster?team=sac
Key Additions: Samuel Dalembert, Demarcus Cousins
Key Subtractions: Spencer Hawes, Andres Nocioni
Projected Line up: PG-Evans SG-Garcia SF-Casspi PF-Landry C-Dalembert
Analysis: This team is young and exciting. While, they did lose Nocinoi who is a nice all around guy there is a lot of confidence that Omri Casspi and Donte Greene will be an exciting tandum at the three. In a move that suprised a few people, the Kings sent Spencer Hawes along with Nocioni to the Sixers for Samuel Dalembert in return. What they lose in Hawes is a center who can shoot it from anywhere on the court and is a decent rebounder. What they gain in Dalembert is a big, tall athletic center who rebounds like it is nobodies business and plays tremendous post defense. He is also a guy you don't have to run plays for because he gets them all on second chance points. I feel this is another team who with Dalembert and their young talent will improve a lot from last year. They perhaps wont contend this year but they are not far off.
Golden State Warriors
Current Roster: http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/teams/roster?team=gsw
Key Additions: David Lee, Charlie Bell, Dan Gadzuric, Dorell Wright
Key Subtractions: Corey Maggette, Ronny Turiaf, Anthony Randolph, Kelenna Azubuike
Projected line up: PG-Curry SG-Ellis SF- Wright PF-Lee C-Biedrins
Analysis: With Anthony Morrow going to New Jersey and CJ Waston still being a RFA there are still some holes on this roster. The Warriors seemingly blew up last years roster and traded away some talented guys in favor of more stable veterans in guys like Charlie Bell and Dan Gadzuric. I thought bringing in David Lee was a smart move despite giving up Randolph, Azubuike and a scrapster in Ronny Turiaf for him. Lee will have the same if not better numbers as last year and his defensive defencies will be covered up by Biedrins and his 1998 Gelled Spikey hair look. While Mr. Maggette has all of the talent in the world, he has a poor work ethic and has caused some grumblings in every club house he has been. I think with his departure it will allow more touches for Stephen Curry which is always a good thing. Dorrell Wright will bring solid defense and athleticism at the three spot and will fit well into Nellie's chaotic small ball offense. Overall, I don't think this team isn't a playoff team but I believe they will be a lot better than last years version. I LITERALLY CAN'T WAIT to see The Warriors and Suns play this year. I wouldn't be surprised to see these teams each having 140 points in the fourth quarter.
So, all in all this division has improved, especially the non-playoff teams. Unfortunately, the Lakers are still going to be the Lakers and we still can't rebound. Overall, this will be a fun division to watch and I'm quite looking forward too it. I see a nice comfy second place Pacific finish for us this year.
Projected Standings:
1. LA Lakers
2. Phoenix Suns
3. LA Clippers
4. Golden State Warriors
5. Sacramento Kings
What do you guys think about this years transaction by the Pacific? Am I absolutely insane for using Playoffs and Clippers in the same sentence?
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Josh Kalk over at The Hardball Times takes a look at a few young pitchers primed to make an impact around the majors this upcoming season, and surprise surprise Aaron Laffey leads the article. Color me excited about this quote from the article's author: "Laffey has a reputation as a sinkerballer, but he actually throws more four-seamers than two-seamers. However, Laffey's four-seamer has more downward movement than a league average sinker and his sinker is Brandon Webb-esque with its sink. "


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UPDATE: Due to the possibility of severe weather on Saturday, the dedication ceremony honoring U.S. veterans buried in the Lubbock Cemetery has been postponed. Notifications will be sent out when a new date and time are chosen.
LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - The public is invited to a dedication ceremony at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 15th at the City of Lubbock Ceremony to honor U.S. veterans and the setting of Veterans Administration (VA) headstones in the County Sections of the City Cemetery.
Local veterans as well as City and County employees have undertaken an effort to request and set VA headstones at the unmarked graves of those U.S. veterans who were interred by Lubbock County and for whom no immediate family can be located.
A VA headstone or grave marker can be requested from the Veterans Administration, and is provided to all honorably discharged U.S. veterans. City Cemetery and Lubbock County records indicate there are 152 U.S. veterans interred by Lubbock County at the City of Lubbock Cemetery who do not have a headstone marking their grave and who qualify to receive a VA marker.
The effort to request and set these headstones is on-going, and so far 32 monuments have been set. The dedication ceremony will honor veterans and the effort to provide these particular veterans with a VA headstone.
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An infant hospitalized for bad injuries prompts a police investigation in Dallas County.
Police say family members found the 6-month-old unresponsive in a Balch Springs home Monday morning around 6:30 a.m. They called 911, then hung up.
The family drove him to Dallas Regional Medical Center in Mesquite around 7 a.m. Staff there called 911 and the boy was flown to Children's Medical Center in Dallas.
Sources tell FOX 4 the boy is alive, but we do not know his condition.
Meantime, detectives obtained a warrant to search the house and remove evidence. The family is cooperating with investigators. The boy's mother, Shawnna Gonzalez, voluntarily went with police to the station for an interview.
Child Protective Services has been called out to this house on several occasions. A relative says CPS was ordered to take custody of Gonzalez's three children, the infant included, and put them in a relative's care. The source also said Gonzalez and the infant's father, Greg Guajardo, were only visiting his mother's house over the weekend with the baby.
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Oxford City A pinched the OLTA Wilson League Mixed Division 1 title in a dramatic finish to the season.
Virgin Active drew their last game 2-2 against Banbury Town, meaning a 4-0 win for City's team of John Ruddock, Beth Simmons, Jo Love and Ben Newborn against Witney would see them pip their rivals to become champions.
The match was switched indoors to White Horse Leisure & Tennis Centre, Abingdon, due to rain – and City delivered a whitewash.
It saw them win the much-coveted Mixed Rose Bowl, which dates back to 1930 and is the most valuable trophy in Oxfordshire tennis.
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MINNEAPOLIS (WKOW) -- Dozens of gay couples get married in Minnesota as soon as the clock changed over to the new day.
August 1 is the first day same-sex couples can legally marry in Minnesota, and many courthouses and other venues held ceremonies at 12:01 a.m. Amy Petrich and Holli Bartlet from Wykoff, Iowa were the first to be married after the new law took effect. They were legally married at the Mall of America in a ceremony at midnight. That's where they got engaged last year. Petrich says, "I think that's the biggest thing, because we've only been together for two and a half years. There's people that have been together 30 or 40 years, and I feel like, for them, this is so big as well and for the future people. I think it's great."
Justin Metz and his fiance Richie DePaolis got married Thursday. Metz said, "In addition to the traditional marriage, we get a chance to be part of history and to live as a part of that." DePaolis added, "We just thought it would be a once in a lifetime opportunity to take part in this."
Rhode Island is also allowing gay marriage as of Thursday. Ceremonies there were set to start later in the morning.


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Tim Noakes has denied accusing anyone of match fixing or any claims that the Springboks' quarterfinal match against Australia officiated by Bryce Lawrence was either 'fixed' or 'bent', as has been reported.
In a letter to Sport24, Noakes claimed that his statements had been misconstrued and taken out of context.
'My motivation to write the letter (to the Cape Times) was most certainly not to accuse anyone of match fixing or to suggest that there was clear evidence that the game in question was either "fixed" or "bent". For how could I ever possibly have any such evidence?'
'It was merely to indicate that this particular game would prove a landmark case in the future history of the Rugby World Cup since it appeared as if refereeing decisions determined, in no small measure, the outcome of the game.'
Noakes said that he accepted that poor decisions were often made, but that this seldom influenced a result.
'Of course this happens in many games but it must be seldom that a team that is so dominant on the field of play and as our captain said wins everything "but on the scoreboard", ends up losing the match.'
Noakes said he had also been influenced by the statements of Andre Watson who earlier this week had an interview with 567 Cape Talk Radio in which he chastised Lawrence for his woeful performance.
'Certain aspects of the game were "a mess" and a very fair report from Australia stating that even the Australians realised that the Springboks had been harshly treated.'
Tim Noakes said that as a senior exercise scientists in South Africa, the point of his letter was simple:
'Science can offer a solution to this problem. Within a rugby match there is a normal allowable range of human error that referees would be expected to make.'
'This can be quantified and is in fact something that happens in the review of the referee's performances after all major games. This process has produced a gentleman's agreement of what is an acceptable human error rate. Scientific analysis of these games would produce exact guidelines of what is an acceptable rate of referee error,' Noakes opined.
Noakes said his point was simply that such an analysis needs to be done of the game in question to see if there were more refereeing errors in the game than is usual and if so, did they favor one or other team.
'If it is found that there was an unexpected number of refereeing errors which favored the winning team, then a problem has been identified that requires correction. The nature of that problem then needs to be identified and the solution applied in future games of this magnitude.'
Noakes said in this way rugby would move forward and than fans would be spared similar events in the future.


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This is called Arcane Hud, just copy the code into a string and it should be good to go. I didn't create this weak aura.
This is called Arcane Hud, just copy the code into a string and it should be good to go. I didn't create this weak aura.
I have one request though.
I need some diversity in all this SoO farm so I wanna give arcane a go again. I have a tendency to to cast one too many AB though, so what I want is a weak aura that activates when I get below like 80% mana and blinks red in the middle of my screen.
I am already using your mana WA, but for some reason it doesn't seem to be enough for me, at least not here in the beginning.
EDIT: Nevemind, figured it out.
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Everything in the middle is WA. The displays change depending on wether they're on CD, Uptime or available. Green circles are weapon, back (tailor), trinks and meta procs for easy information.
I kept with the bliz original HU and Pyro! Spell alerts as I think they do the job fine except I added my own Pyro! with a timer aswell just to make it more pronounced.
All this change depending on spell, proc or combat status.
I have a Frost setup aswell, but it's more similar to my Fire setup.
Hope it helps and if you want any just ask.
Doe's anyone know how make a spell steal aura ..I had one but lost it
Here is a quick and dirty one for Temporal Shield - making a sound on the last second. I found it useful for fights like Fallen Protectors HC - and getting Mark of Anguish...


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One of Reno's oldest neighborhoods was recognized as a historic conservation district Friday.
The Wells Avenue area was chosen for the distinction because of its historical significance to the city. The district is marked by Holcomb Avenue to the west, Locust Street to the east, Ryland Avenue to the north and Vassar Street to the south.
Residents of that neighborhood are hoping that brown signage placed underneath the street signs in the area will make people more aware of the neighborhood's history, so they will want to preserve it.
"If you notice, a lot of the homes around here don't have driveways," Wells neighborhood organizer Barrie Schuster said. "They don't have garages facing the street, because people didn't have cars when these homes were built."
Schuster said some of the homes in the neighborhood are more than a century old, and have been there since Reno's beginning. The old V&T railroad used to run right through the neighborhood, and an electric trolley service connected it to downtown Reno.
The evidence of that has faded over the years, but many of the historic homes, with their unique, original architecture, are reminders of the neighborhood's past.
The residents worked for four years to get this designation, which was funded entirely by donations. Being a conservation district doesn't impose any restrictions on changes or construction; it serves mainly as an awareness campaign.
"This is just an exciting day," Schuster said, "because we finally have reached a point where our district is officially recognized, and the signs are going up to prove it."
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3.8/5 rDev +14.5%
08-22-2014 22:04:55 | More by colonia25
New York
3.25/5 rDev -2.1%
08-19-2014 02:20:01 | More by malfunxion
North Carolina
3.59/5 rDev +8.1%
Poured from draft at the Dinosaur BBQ in Syracuse, NY.
A: A nice soft amber with tinges of red. Some head, minimal lacing. Carbonation is apparent.
S: Hoppy and malty but not overly strong. Big citrus notes.
T: Malt body with a hop nose covered in grapefruit and tangy sour bread. Pretty tasty, no lingering bitterness and easy enough to go down after some hearty foods.
M: Balanced and easy, crisp with a nice drinkable feel and noticeable hop twang with some carbonation.
O: Gotta try it when you go to the Dino. Balanced and good, pairs well with a hearty meal.
07-19-2014 21:48:55 | More by jsausley
New York
2.25/5 rDev -32.2%
07-18-2014 03:52:26 | More by mskiddo
3.25/5 rDev -2.1%
07-06-2014 02:52:39 | More by TTTBeer
New York
3/5 rDev -9.6%
06-30-2014 04:32:37 | More by T-34-85
3/5 rDev -9.6%
06-10-2014 01:40:16 | More by GCBrewery
New York
3.43/5 rDev +3.3%
On tap Dinosaur BBQ in Rochester, NY.
Pours a light golden yellow, with some orange tinges. Half inch head, and only a small amount of lacing.
Smells fairly weak, some malt sweetness, and a bit of fruity hops.
The taste is similar. It doesn't necessarily taste bad, it's just boring. Herbal hop character, a bit floral, with some fruity yeastiness that is quite common in Middle Ages beers. A bit of caramel malt sweetness.
Light bodied, crisp, dry mouthfeel, medium carbonation, pretty drinkable.
This is ok, but I probably won't get it again.
06-07-2014 00:27:07 | More by GreesyFizeek
3.5/5 rDev +5.4%
05-29-2014 22:03:11 | More by FrankShirley
New York
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05-13-2014 01:03:39 | More by timmy2b
Ontario (Canada)
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03-25-2014 21:31:36 | More by boszormeny
2.5/5 rDev -24.7%
03-06-2014 02:35:49 | More by bostonryan
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01-19-2014 02:00:36 | More by dcbeers
New Jersey
3.25/5 rDev -2.1%
01-11-2014 00:26:43 | More by RobDB
New York
3/5 rDev -9.6%
12-09-2013 10:16:32 | More by nyyfanatic213
New York
3.5/5 rDev +5.4%
12-04-2013 00:26:42 | More by squack
New York
3.5/5 rDev +5.4%
11-25-2013 15:41:37 | More by mdfb79
New York
3.25/5 rDev -2.1%
10-14-2013 00:59:40 | More by StrangerTides
3.5/5 rDev +5.4%
09-22-2013 22:17:46 | More by Gregwa
3.75/5 rDev +13%
I had Middle Ages Ape Hanger Ale at the Dinosaur BBQ in Rochester (great place BTW).
As with most beers at the Dinosaur, it is severed in standard pint glass. The beer is medium gold with a slight chill haze and a sticky white head.
Light grains and something fruity like apricot.
Taste tracks the smell. Milled grains, a bit of cracker and apricot and pear. I like the interplay of the malts and hops. Some caramel notes at mid-glass.
The mouth is yeoman like. It is an easy drinker and went very well with my BBQ.
08-08-2013 17:12:31 | More by Redrover
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2.75/5 rDev -17.2%
06-12-2013 19:00:14 | More by magnusdave
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +13%
01-26-2013 14:12:54 | More by polloenfuego
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01-13-2013 08:14:47 | More by voortex824
3.5/5 rDev +5.4%
01-05-2013 23:04:24 | More by chefduff2
3.5/5 rDev +5.4%
on tap at dine bbq, syracuse. pours a gentle wheat ale color, with hues of orange and copper in lesser quantity, and a substandard head of only about a quarter inch, but it may have sat on the server tray awhile, the place was packed as always. the nose is more like the ithaca apricot than a magic hat number 9, super fruity, almost jammy, with wheat malt undertones and a lot of residual sugar. the flavor is the same as the nose, but the sugar cuts through some of the heat of the spicy food at the restaurant, which is much needed sometimes. lots of fruit, lots of sweet. the feel is alright, plenty of carbonation and a sticky medium body. id like to see more of the sugars fermented in this beer to dry out the finish and take away some sweetness while also providing enough alcohol to cop a buzz. still though, a tasty brew, i like proprietary beers, and this is a good one.
12-04-2012 04:43:36 | More by StonedTrippin
Ape Hanger Ale from Middle Ages Brewing Co., Ltd.
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The following are the current Nikon 1 cameras (lowest to highest):
- J1 — small, consumer-oriented compact-style body (first generation)
- V1 — enthusiast-oriented DSLR-style body (built-in EVF) (first generation)
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An update on the latest goings-on in the Markham Arena deal-or-no-deal:
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I can't say I love the "Metropolitan" name. But, overall it's better than shifting the Central to the Eastern Time Zone.
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2013/06/03 17 Comments
In his NY Times post, FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver steps away from politics and baseball to take on the NHL. The post's title, "Why Can't Canada Win the Stanley Cup?" is a lead-in premise to his re-imagining of a more balanced league in terms of where and how intense fanbases seem to be.
It's nice to see a mind far smarter and more analytical than my feeble patchwork of five or six braincells look at how to better the league.
I've taken his new 28-team optimized NHL and put my ol' realignment spin on it. Same guidelines apply as my NHL Realignment Project:
1). Keep the conferences limited to one or two time zones (a.k.a limit East-West travel);
2.) Preserve rivalries as much as logistically possible.
Here's the map (click it for full size):
Bonus Tidbits (mmmmmmmmmm Timbits):
Nice to post something about realignment again. I gotta say, I missed it.
As always, thanks for reading… and make sure to check out Nate Silver's book, The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail but Some Don't
Check out the rest of the NHL Realignment Project too, in case you missed it.
– Tom
2013/03/24 4 Comments
Included in the following ZIP file is a Photoshop file of the NHL realignment the league announced recently with a ton of layers you can turn on and off, and selectable teams that can be relocated (or contracted) at will. If you want to add team logos that aren't part of the current 30, there are plenty of resources online for finding those. But again, this template has the current 30 teams divvied up the way Gary and the Boyz™ decided was best, with the style of connectors that I've been using for the last (quite a) few months.
Also included is a blank version that you can divvy up the way you think is best using your own version of connector lines… who says you need to make 'em look like mine, right? Again the current 30 teams are included, but this is a flattened image file, so no relocations.
Not included are the fonts I used (those cost money)… but you can switch 'em to system fonts like Arial easy enough.
Click on the icon below to download.
— Tom
2013/03/08 8 Comments
Now that it has been approved, here is "The Official Tom Fulery Version" of the 2013-14 NHL realignment (click image to enlarge):
2013/03/08 1 Comment
My final proposal is just a little too late. And it's too bad, because I went all "Howard Hughes" obsessive with it and made it into more of an infographic — and the Scheduling Pods and Scheduling Quads concept was so cool… oh well.
In both phases of this two phase plan:
Chicago fans can now calm down as I've put the Wings back in your conference.
Wings fans, please put down the pitchforks. In phase two of the plan, your team only has to play nine road games per season in the Mountain or Pacific Time Zones… and you get to play the Leafs and the Rangers four times each during the regular season… and the Habs and Bruins twice each, rounding out the Original Six.
Click the thumbnail to expand to the full size infographic.
2013/02/27 12 Comments
You all knew I wouldn't be able to stop.
Here is the most radical, yet positively doable re-imagining of the NHL yet. It's a crazy hybridization of the plans being tossed around lately, plus relocation and expansion. It addresses the biggest gripe of the latest realignment—Chicago losing Detroit as a more-than-two-games-per-season opponent. It does however keep the other gripe that half(ish) fans have, the "final four" playoff style. Also, since we've upped to 32 teams, there shall be no whining about uneven/unfair playoff chances.
The key to it all is this: In addition to Conference opponents, each team gets two non-confence rivals which whom they have an additional home-and-home series. I picked the pairings based on previous rivalry history (i.e. Chicago/Detroit), relocation history (i.e. Quebec City/Colorado), Stanley Cup finals history (i.e. LA/Montreal). These pairings can obviously be tweaked, but the idea is there, and dare I say, really interesting to me.
I'll stop talking now… other than to apologize to the fans in Miami and Phoenix.
Additional Note: Florida to Houston could just as easily be to Kansas City or Milwaukee or some other Central Time Zone city.
Click the image to enlarge and read the details:
2013/02/25 7 Comments
DefendingBigD's Brandon Worley presents his take on the NHL's new realignment plan. Dallas' placement in the Pacific is one of the main inspirations for my year-long NHL Realignment Project, and the folks over at DBD is THE place for Stars fans to to their thing. Good stuff, Brandon.
NHL realignment: New plan a win for nearly everybody – SBNation.com »
2013/02/24 3 Comments
Elliotte Friedman of Hockey Night in Canada (@FriedgeHNIC) reported that the forth-coming NHL Realignment Plan will be similar, but not exactly the same as the one the NHL proposed back in December of 2011. It'll still be four conferences (two of 8 teams, two of 7 teams), but Detroit and Columbus would be moved to the "eastern" two conferences to reduce travel and better reflect the fact that they are actually in the Eastern time zone. I'm still processing it all, and considering the implications it has with future expansion and/or relocations.
In the meantime, here is one of my maps reflecting the proposed breakdown (click it for a larger version):
Interesting times ahead.
Bring on the super-happy few… and the very pissed off masses.


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Announcement of Opportunity 2014 01 July 2014 The scientific community is invited to submit proposals for participation to the Cassini-Huygens mission through the Participating Scientists (PS) programme. This Announcement of Opportunity (AO) is issued jointly by ESA, NASA, and ASI. A brief statement of work is due on 28 July 2014; the full proposal is due on 26 September 2014. Read more
The Cassini-Huygens mission is a NASA/ESA/ASI mission to explore the Saturnian system. The ESA component consists largely of the Huygens probe, which entered the atmosphere of Saturn's largest moon, Titan, and descended under parachute down to the surface. The Cassini spacecraft is undertaking an extensive exploration of the Saturnian system with its rings and many satellites. Cassini completed its initial four-year mission to explore the Saturn System in June 2008 and the first extended mission, called the 'Cassini Equinox Mission', in September 2010. A second extended mission, called the 'Cassini Solstice Mission' will continue until September 2017; this will allow scientists to study the Saturnian system until the summer solstice is passed in May 2017. By the time this new extension is completed the Cassini mission will have covered (since it arrived in the system) one half of a Saturnian year.
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The active Sun boosts Titan's outer atmosphere 15 October 2013 The NASA-ESA-ASI Cassini spacecraft has been observing the Saturn system, including the giant satellite Titan, for more than 9 years. A detailed analysis of Cassini data has now confirmed predictions that the density of Titan's ionosphere is directly linked to the 11 year cycle of solar activity. Read more
ESA science missions continue in overtime 20 June 2013 ESA has extended the productive lives of 10 of its operating space science missions. This decision secures funding for ESA's world-class science missions until at least the end of 2014, and provides a framework for planning until end of 2016. Read more
Cassini sees precursors to aerosol 'snow' on Titan 05 June 2013 Scientists have confirmed the presence of PAHs - Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons - in the upper atmosphere of Saturn's largest moon, Titan. After forming, PAHs grow into larger aggregates that drift down, eventually giving rise to aerosol particles in the haze layer that blankets Titan's surface. The study is based on data from the Cassini orbiter. Read more


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Few desserts signal celebration quite like cake. This basic dairy-free white cake recipe is perfect for birthday cakes, either served as two single layer cakes or as a layer cake with dairy-free frosting of your choice.
In response to the one-star reviewer (this is not a one-star recipe!): Actually, EGGS ARE NOT DAIRY ingredients! If you're looking for a dairy-free egg-free recipe, try browsing through vegan cake recipes, not dairy-free ones, like these Vegan Desserts Recipes or these Vegan Cupcake Recipes. Good luck and happy baking!
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1 x 420 g can spaghetti
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- Mix the can of spaghetti with the bolognaise sauce.
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- Bake at 150°C for approximately 30 minutes or until hot right through.
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To get to my point I start with two examples:
EXAMPLE 1: I used DOM on a project where people wanted to insert internal links, links to documents and external links at the bottom of an article. I ended up making 3 different instances of the DOM for that. Even though this was right for the project (I could group different link types together), I still had the feeling this could also be done using 1 DOM + the option 'do you want to insert an internal link, an external one or a document link?'
EXAMPLE 2: I tried to get into TYPO3 a while ago (is pretty often used in Germany, dunno why) and there you have the option to add several content blocks to your content where you can choose between things like: 'Do you want an image to the left, with text to the right? Or do you want to insert an image to the right and the text flows around it? etc.'
I think these things could be done using the DOM if it would be possible to use different popup-layouts. And I think the only thing needed for that is the possibility to add your own CSS in the back-end (dom.css) + a way to choose the popup style. When choosing the popupstyle the only thing that needs to happen is that a css-class is set in the popup and the rest can be taken care of with your dom.css.
So - to use the first example - when you say 'I want to insert an internal link', the class .internalLink is added to the popup and in your dom.css you make sure only the SimpleTreeDropdownField is shown and the FileIFrameField or the text field where you insert an external url is hidden with display: none.
In the front end you could let Silverstripe decide on what to insert there (using <% if InternalLink %> etc), or you could use the same css-class there to style the output.
(Right now I am actually using 1 DOM to insert several items to a sidebar - thumbnail+image+lightbox, internal link+thumbnail+caption, external link+thumbnail+caption - but since this is my own project, I can just put all the fields in one popup and let SilverStripe sort out the rest in my page.ss. For a client this would be a big no-no, but YMMV.)
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Why not just use a SelectionGroup field to expose the different choices? E.g. as in a FileIFrame field uses "Upload" or "Choose existing"
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Sounds ok to me. But: can the output of a SelectionGroup field be saved as a class in a field in the table? Because I think it is important that someone who reopens a popup is back at the state it was saved with.
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Yup. Look at the code for the form in /sapphire/form/ImageField.php.. it's got some tricky syntax, but you can probably just cut and paste.
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To work as a fine art appraiser takes years of training, education and specialization. Additionally, your art appraisal certification needs to be updated every few years.
To build your career as a fine art appraiser, it is vital that you become an expert in your field. Once you have established yourself as an art appraisal expert, you will have a lucrative career.
Art appraiser Mary Carpenter provides some professional tips for those who want to advance in the field:
Here's How:
- "Once you have attained the credentials necessary, networking is vital. "
- "Join study groups at your local museum."
- "Attend gallery openings and lectures about art."
- "Develop relationships with art collectors, connoisseurs, attorneys and accountants who might be involved with estate or tax planning. All of these sources are wonderful means for referrals, as well as the memberships in the above-mentioned organizations."
- "After you are established, every appraisal report you submit is the best referral for the next prospective job."
Network: Online and in Person
Hand out those business cards. Create a vibrant web presence.
Be Proactive
Make opportunities happen by being prepared and meeting people.
Be Professionally Social
Attend art openings, art conferences and appraisers organization meetings.
Follow-up with Phone Calls and E-Mail
Keep in touch with your contacts.
What You Need
- Art Expertise
- Good Interpersonal Skills
- Passion to Be an Art Appraiser


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St. Pierre dominated Josh Koscheck for 25 minutes Saturday night at UFC 124, retaining the UFC welterweight championship with a unanimous decision victory that all three judges scored in St. Pierre's favor, 50-45. St. Pierre has been working with the renowned boxing trainer Freddie Roach, and it clearly paid off, as St. Pierre used his boxing to a greater extent than ever before in his career.
"Josh Koscheck likes to throw his punch circular, and me, I'm a straight puncher," St. Pierre said afterward. "So the issue was to keep him on the outside."
Ever the perfectionist, St. Pierre also said he regretted that he didn't finish Koscheck. But this was, in its own way, just as brilliant a performance as any first-round knockout.
His right eye almost swollen shut, Koscheck said afterward that he was just honored to fight the best in the business.
"Georges St. Pierre is a true champion," Koscheck said. "St. Pierre is the man tonight."
St. Pierre took the center of the cage, landed a couple of jabs and took Koscheck down just 20 seconds into the first round. Koscheck, however, was an excellent college wrestler who's comfortable on the ground, and he got right back up without taking any damage at all. The second and third times GSP went for a takedown, Koscheck stuffed it nicely and stayed on his feet. But St. Pierre was landing left jabs successfully, and Koscheck had blood and bruising on his right eye within a few minutes.
Koscheck couldn't get much going offensively in the first round: He swung hard with his right hand only to have St. Pierre duck under it, and he went for a takedown only to have St. Pierre plant his back against the cage and stay standing. Koscheck did finally get St. Pierre on his back with about 15 seconds to go in the first round, but by that point it was clear that St. Pierre had won the round.
In the second round St. Pierre could see that Koscheck's right eye was badly hurt, and St. Pierre went on the attack, throwing a superman punch, left jabs and a left high kick. Late in the round Koscheck started to mix up his striking, and he landed a good uppercut, but it was a second round that St. Pierre won handily.
In the first minute of the third round St. Pierre went for another takedown and was stuffed again. Koscheck showed off some tremendous takedown defense, as St. Pierre has some of the best takedowns in the sport. But in the stand-up department, St. Pierre continued to control the fight. He landed jabs and inside leg kicks at will, and Koscheck just had no answer with his own striking.
Early in the fourth round St. Pierre went on the attack in the striking, then secured a takedown and got Koscheck's back. Koscheck, however, maintained his composure and actually had a chance at a leg lock submission before St. Pierre pulled free as they went back to their feet. Once again, St. Pierre controlled the stand-up, and by the end of the fourth round it was clear that St. Pierre led four rounds to none.
In the fifth round it would have been easy for St. Pierre to play it safe, but instead he fought like a champion, continuing to connect with jabs to Koscheck's bloodied and bruised face. St. Pierre continued to dominate the fifth and knew as soon as the final horn sounded that he had won.
St. Pierre was fighting in his hometown of Montreal and was greeted by a loud ovation. Koscheck played up his role as the villain in this fight, and he was greeted by a loud chorus of boos. But the fight ended with Koscheck and St. Pierre hugging, putting all the pre-fight trash talk behind them. Koscheck knew he had been beaten by the best in the world.