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Iced: Game 1 Boxing with 'Hawks and 'Yotes
Apr 13th
Posted by Bartl in 2011-12 Game Recaps
When teams finish off the regular season hot and head into the playoffs on a role, you can throw the records and the seeds out the window. Sometimes, things inexplicably just seem to go right for said team.
Phoenix played roughly 59 and a half minutes without their leading scorer, survived a possibly deflating tying goal late in the third and beat the Blackhawks in Game 1 3-2 in overtime on Thursday night in the desert.
Radim Vrbata played all of 30 seconds before leaving with an injury, but Martin Hazal's redirect past Corey Crawford ended up being the difference – along with some help from Mike Smith.
A series of icing calls in OT didn't help either, the last coming from Marcus Kruger, who subsequently lost the ensuing draw to Hanzal before he scored the winner.
It ruined the comeback of Jonathan Toews, who wasted little time showing how much the 'Hawks missed him. He scored the game's first goal and later assisted on Brent Seabrook's tally with less than 15 seconds left in regulation.
So, what went wrong? A lot of things…
♦ The Coyotes' first goal had such incredible amounts of horrendous shit happening that I can barely bring myself to discuss it. Niklas Hjalmarsson hasn't exactly been Mr. Dependable in the last, well, most of the season, but that might have been the worst shift of his life. In a span of about 45 seconds, Hjammer made an errant pass for an in-zone turnover, whiffed on a clearing attempt, sent a blind ring around the boards, poked away a badly needed freeze from Crawford, before finally allowing Taylor Pyatt to slip behind him to knock in a goal that was all – and I mean ALL – Hjammer's fault.
What a fucking deflating stretch that was for the 'Hawks. And no, I won't ignore the fact the Coyotes got away with a blatant too many men non-penalty that could've been called by Stevie Wonder. However, there was too much farting from Hjammer going on that it trumps those two seconds of blindness from the refs. I saw many people blaming the officiating after the game, but that's just a poor excuse from sore losers. The 'Hawks lost that game on their own, and it all started with Hjammer's terrible play on this goal.
♦ If that weren't enough, the Blackhawks got caught badly in a change, leading to known cocksucker Raffi Torres skating into the zone unabated before finding Antoine Vermette for the go-ahead goal. Hjammer is an actual human being and is not invisible, but he still parked himself in Crawford's line of sight, allowing Vermette to blast it home.
♦ Quick give me a good reason why Sean O'Donnell played ahead of Dylan Olsen. Now, take your reasoning of, "Maybe Q doesn't want to play so many rookies in the playoffs," and shove it directly into your asscrack. Hurry and try and find another one. I dare you.
O'Donnell not only provided a lovely screen on the OT goal, but he was so far away from the net on an even-strength point shot that I have to wonder if he's ever played hockey before in his life. Nick Leddy was left to deal with Hanzal in front of the crease, and that proved to be no good for anyone as Hazal got his stick on the shot and put it in.
As Nakis pointed out on Facebook, it's time to send O'Donnell to the glue factory. Go ahead and play the "He has playoff experience!" card, too, if you wish. That's bullshit as well. Put his old ass in the press box and call it a day. Damnit.
♦ Brandon Bollig over Jimmy Hayes in the playoffs, when teams barely drop the gloves? Yep, makes sense – for all six minutes of Bollig's ice time. Thanks.
♦ Part of me loved the energy Andrew Shaw brought to the game. The logical part of me was screaming at him to calm the fuck down (oxymoron?). Shaw was at it before the puck even dropped and continued running his mouth throughout the game. He luckily got away with a blatant trip with about three minutes left that could've killed the Blackhawks' chance to tie the game.
♦ Speaking of, when Seabrook scored that goal, not once did I think the 'Hawks were going to lose this game. What's got two thumbs and was very, very wrong? This guy.
♦ Once again dividing myself in two, I'm conflicted on what Vrbata's injury may do in the grand scheme of things for this series. On one hand, if it's serious and he can't play, it seems to be a great advantage for the 'Hawks with the opposition's leading score shelved. On the other hand, the Coyotes just beat the Blackhawks by taking advantage of mistakes and getting solid goaltending from Smith. Vrbata may not have made much difference. Let's wait for the diagnosis, I guess.
Game 2 in the desert on Saturday night. Most of the CtA crew will be out and about watching the 'Hawks hopefully tie things up, and we'll let you know where we're headed if anyone wants to watch me freak out over absolutely everything that happens while drinking heavily.
Here's Boxing…
Jonathan Toews: "It's time to go."
Apr 12th
Posted by Bartl in 2011-12 Playoffs
And with those 4.5 words, he's back.
Jonathan Toews officially will play in Game 1 against the Phoenix Coyotes tonight, and may we all rejoice and breathe a sigh of relief. After sitting out 22 games due to a concussion, the Captain will return.
Here's what he told Brian Hamilton of the Chicago Tribune:
"I'm very excited. I don't think I've gone through anything like this in my career where it's been touch-and-go for just over two months and you don't really know when you're going to feel 100 percent. (And) you're doing everything you can and it seems to always be the same thing every time you wake up. These last couple of weeks have been really good. I've worked really hard not only to get over this but to feel ready and feel well enough to play a game. I'm really happy about that. Not only myself but the rest of the guys are excited to go out there and play."
Obviously, this doesn't guarantee anything in terms of wins and loses, but there's no bad news about finding out Toews will be in the lineup. Does Q send him out there centering Patrick Kane and Marian Hossa? Will he shy away from contact at all? One thing is for certain, the Coyotes aren't going to go easy on Toews for a single second. He'll be the target of physical play every shift he's on the ice.
Either way, things got a whole lot better for tonight's matchup. See you on Comcast at 9pm.
Hawks vs. Coyotes: Reviewing the Season Series
Apr 9th
Posted by Bartl in 2011-12 Playoffs
Yeah, I know. Everyone says you can throw out the regular season once the playoffs start. Things begin anew and what happened in the past should stay there.
That's probably how the Blackhawks should feel after going 1-2-1 against Phoenix, including dropping the final three meetings. While most – including myself – still believe the Blackhawks can – and should – win this series, the Coyotes were a giant pain in the ass in 2011-12.
And a quick "Did You Know?" … Joel Quenneville and Dave Tippett were teammates with the Hartford Whalers from 1983 through 1990. As you can see, Tippett also once had as fine of a 'stache as his boy Q. That's cute. If I was their teammate and saw them together, I'd call the duo "Q-Tip." Jokes. I get jokes.
Anyway, here's a quick rundown of the season series:
October 18 at Jobing.com Arena
Dave Bolland scored a short-handed goal 2:27 into the third period to put the 'Hawks up 4-2, and they'd go on to win 5-2 to improve to 3-1-1 on the season. Marian Hossa, Jonathan Toews, Jamal Mayers and Bryan Bickell also scored.
Taylor Pyatt and Ray Whitney had goals for the Yotes.
The Blackhawks controlled the action most of the way, outshooting Phoenix 15-4 in the first period and 35-16 for the game.
Corey Crawford made 14 saves to earn the win, while Jason LaBarbera took the loss.
Waiting on The Captain: Revisiting the 'Hawks With and Without Toews
Apr 9th
Posted by Bartl in 2011-12 Playoffs
Now that Jonathan Toews has been cleared for contact, it's all up to him when he's ready to don the Indian head once again. While Thursday would be ideal, the Captain has to be sure not to get Sidney Crosby-ed by returning too soon.
It's a waiting game the Blackhawks have been playing since late February, and 22 games already have passed since Toews last suited up. I'm sure part of you has gotten used to him not being on the ice – especially given the 'Hawks haven't been as bad as expected without him – but it still won't feel right if Toews isn't on the desert ice in Game 1 against Phoenix.
A playoff series without the captain is probably the worst thing we expected when all of this came to light, and we're only days away from having to take the ice without the 2010 Conn Smythe winner.
How much will the 'Hawks miss him if he doesn't play? Let's take a look at some team statistics before and after the concussion. The stats listed before the concussion do include Toews missing a Jan. 24th loss to Nashville with an upper-body injury before suffering his concussion.
Desert Dogs it is: Blackhawks Beat Red Wings in Shootout, Will Face Phoenix in Round 1
Apr 8th
Posted by Bartl in 2011-12 Game Recaps
Hopefully those who celebrate are having a nice Easter Sunday, and you're about to find out what day the Second Season begins in the Second City. You'll be seeing a lot of posts around these parts in the coming week with a wide variety of things being covered as the playoffs begin.
For the Blackhawks, the quest for the Stanley Cup begins in Phoenix after Saturday's 3-2 shootout win over Detroit.
Yes, Patrick Kane made a filthy move in the shootout. It had me taken aback, and his smiling face skating back to the Blackhawks' bench gave me a nice giggle.
But did that meaningless shot simply mask the disappointment we should be feeling after the 'Hawks blew a late lead for the second consecutive game? If Kane doesn't make that move and the Blackhawks lose that shootout, aren't we going around asking questions about how the 'Hawks are going to survive in the playoffs, especially if Jonathan Toews isn't quite ready?
Instead, we're all "excited" to be playing the Pacific Division champion Phoenix Coyotes, who ended the season with 97 points, four fewer than the 'Hawks. Avoiding Nashville sounds fun and all, but there's still the fact the Blackhawks let a chance at home-ice advantage in the first round slip away over the past week.
Now the 'Hawks get to face Mike Smith, who is pretty much the hottest goaltender in the world right now. Forget that he doesn't have playoff experience. Some guy named Niemi didn't have any either. The 'Hawks were less than a minute away from avoiding him and a Phoenix team that has won five straight games barely breaking a sweat.
See Ya Later?: Boxing with 'Hawks and Blues
Mar 30th
Posted by Bartl in 2011-12 Game Recaps
Watching this game, I kept imagining what it would be like for the Blackhawks and St. Louis Blues to meet in this year's playoffs.
It'll likely be extremely nerve-wracking, but no one can deny how hard-fought of a series it would be.
For the second straight meeting, a 3-1 deficit was erased before a shootout decided the outcome, and the 'Hawks once again came out on top 4-3.
Before getting into the good stuff, I'll make it known that allowing a goal within a minute after scoring is goddamn annoying, and for it to happen twice makes me want to punt my cat. And blowing a two-goal lead with less than 10 minutes remaining in the third period makes me want to punt my girlfriend's cat. Neither are acceptable – even with Jonathan Toews and Duncan Keith out of the lineup. If you can get a two-goal lead in the third period with both of them out, then you should be able to hold it with both of them out. End of story.
With that said, no real harm done, as the 'Hawks came away with two points, and giving St. Louis the extra one doesn't matter one bit given the 'Hawks have no chance to catch them anyway.
The Blackhawks did their part with a chance to clinch a playoff spot, but San Jose shit the bed once again and got shut out in Phoenix, delaying the inevitable for another couple of days. While the No. 6 seed may not make you feel all tingly inside, whoever comes out of the Pacific Division clusterfuck won't exactly scare me. If the 'Hawks pull the "upset" and St. Louis gets by whatever Pacific remnants are left in the eighth spot, us fans will be driving to road playoff games in the second round.
A couple notes before Boxing…
♦ Only 20 shots on goal for the Blues tonight, marking the 10th straight game the Blackhawks have allowed less than 30 reach the net. The 'Hawks are 20-8-2 when allowing 25 shots or less.
♦ With that said, Corey Crawford can't allow three to get past him and stop only 17, especially given the first one was pretty soft. He made up for it in the shootout though, which makes it forgivable.
♦ The 'Hawks are 10-2-2 since beating Toronto on Feb. 29, and that's with the power play going an are-you-absolutely-fucking-kidding-me 5 for 43 (11.6 percent). Can you image if the Blackhawks were simply goddamn serviceable with the extra man? Christ. Two more missed chances tonight, making the 'Hawks 0 for 15 over their last four games.
Boxing for ya…
He Beat Me, Straight Up: Boxing with Blackhawks and Devils
Mar 28th
Posted by Bartl in 2011-12 Game Recaps
Martin Brodeur isn't using his goalie stick as a cane quite yet.
The 39-year-old did it all Tuesday night, making 37 saves and four more in the shootout as the Blackhawks fell 2-1 in New Jersey. Brodeur gets most of the credit for this one, and it's well-deserved.
Save for the first 10 minutes when Corey Crawford withstood a barrage from the Devils, the 'Hawks were the better team for roughly 55 minutes. It took a big screen from Bryan Bickell and a point shot from Brent Seabrook to finally get one past Brodeur in the third period to tie the game.
The Blackhawks blew two key power play chances that could've ended up swinging the game in their favor, but the Devils got an extra one past Crawford in the shootout and the 'Hawks ended up taking only one point.
The 5-on-3 for roughly 1:20 in the second period created a couple chances that Brodeur snuffed out, then another missed chance game at the end of regulation which yielded nothing. To the Blackhawks' credit, they were able to kill off a 4-on-3 to start overtime when Marian Hossa went into the box with under a minute in regulation.
One quick thing before Boxing…
If Ray Emery was healthy enough to play tonight, would Coach Q have started him over Crawford? Emery didn't exactly set the world on fire when he came on in relief of Crawford in the 6-1 loss to Nashville on Sunday, but Q has been known to ride the man who relieved the other for at least a couple starts. Nonetheless, Crawford likely earned himself a start no matter how Emery feels for Thursday's home tilt against league-leading St. Louis.
Crawford was one of the big reasons why the 'Hawks came away with even a point tonight given the performance of Brodeur at the other end. Hopefully that carries over to Thursday.
Boxing coming up…
Duncan Keith Suspended 5 Games for Hit on Daniel Sedin
Mar 23rd
Posted by Bartl in 2011-12 Regular Season
Everyone knew the hit was dirty. Everyone knew a suspension was coming, especially when it was learned Daniel Sedin would miss time.
But five games for a first-time offender for retaliation on a similarly dirty – though less lethal – hit? Given other recent dirty plays around the league – *cough* Shane Doan *cough* – with lesser penalties, I'm a little more than surprised Duncan Keith was leveled with this type of suspension.
Even player safety czar Brenden Shanahan admitted he took into consideration Keith had never been suspended in his seven seasons in the NHL. If that's the case, what would've happened to Keith had he slipped up previously?
Extra Special: Overtime Boxing with Blackhawks and Canucks
Mar 22nd
Posted by Bartl in 2011-12 Game Recaps
Supposedly this game was so infuriating for Vancouver fans, their most-followed blog, Nucks Misconduct, couldn't even bother to recap it, skipping right to previewing the Dallas game.
To credit one Canuck, Roberto Luongo played a hell of a game. Corey Crawford did him one better, though, and the Blackhawks ended the season series with a 2-1 overtime win Wednesday night at the United Center.
The 'Hawks kept coming at Luongo, and he turned away some great chances. Crawford, after letting in a softy on the game's first shift, ended up standing tall in the third period and OT to help the 'Hawks escape with their fifth consecutive victory.
That's as far as I'll go to compliment those jagoffs, though. It still boggles my mind how any human being with any sort of sense can actually cheer for people like Kevin Bieksa and Alex Burrows. At least the Sedin twins are decent hockey players when they're not falling all over themselves when they hit an ice shaving or an opponent blows wind through their pansy goatees.
Bieksa and Burrows are likely the two biggest pieces of squirrel feces on this entire planet, and they proved it again tonight. Canucks fans – and the Canucks themselves – can bitch all they want about Duncan Keith's hit, but Daniel Sedin's earlier hit was just as dirty and uncalled for. If Keith would've went down like a ton of bricks, it would've been and looked just as badly.
However, that said, Keith's hit was dirty. He brought the elbow up and knocked him in the jaw. If he plays Sunday, call me surprised. Since he's not a repeat offender, one game should about do it.
Also on the who-might-not-play front, Marcus Kruger didn't play after leaving in the second period. Kane went 3 for 18 on draws Wednesday, so that part doesn't make it sit well that Kruger may not be out there against a Predators team can bury teams if they win the majority at the dot.
Onto happier things, Johnny Oduya fired the puck on net after a Dave Bolland setup, and Andrew Shaw gave it a little nudge after doing his job – going hard to the net – for the game-winner. Hell of a game, but I wouldn't mind being saved a heart attack by not seeing the Canucks in the postseason.
Don't look now, but the Blackhawks are only three points back of the No. 2 seed, currently held by Vancouver, with nine games to go.
Boxing for ya…
For Starters, a W: Boxing with 'Hawks and Capitals
Mar 19th
Posted by Bartl in 2011-12 Game Recaps
It's not some sort of state secret. Every coach in the NHL will tell you getting the first goal can change the complexion of game. If a team is lucky enough to get the first two, then you can pretty much focus on burying the opposition.
For the third straight game – all wins, by the way – the Blackhawks scored first, and for the second consecutive contest they got the first two goals before their opponent had a shot on net. No more fucking around, they seem to be saying.
The 'Hawks scored early and finished late, beating Washington 5-2 on Sunday at the United Center. For a team most were writing off without a healthy Jonathan Toews, the 'Hawks are 7-1-1 since the Leap Day win over Toronto and are within four points of Detroit and Nashville for the No. 4 seed and home-ice advantage in the first round of the playoffs with nine games to go.
If Washington wants to get back on track, it can start Monday by knocking off the slumping Red Wings at Joe Louis Arena and doing the 'Hawks a favor.
Stuff before Boxing…
♦ Remember when most figured Coach Q had given the crease to Ray Emery for the duration of the season? Nakis and I never were convinced of that, and Q is being as predictable as ever and riding the hot hand. Corey Crawford wasn't tested much Sunday, but his 16 saves were enough to improve him to 7-2-0 with a 2.12 goals-against average since Feb. 16. He struggled in a three-game stretch in losses to Dallas, Los Angeles, and getting yanked in the win over Toronto, but he's back to playing above average, which is really what most of us are asking for to continue.
With nine games to go, no one has any idea if Q will commit to either one of them. It seems to be working right now, though.
♦ So, Michael Frolik still plays for the Blackhawks. Interesting.
♦ Patrick Kane really has been stepping up lately, and it's coming just at the right time. With the news that Toews suffered a setback in his recovery from a concussion, Kaner has helped make that a little easier news to take given how well he and the 'Hawks have been playing. There's never a good time to have the Captain out, but this nice little stretch is making it more tolerable.
♦ With Toews out, the 'Hawks went 36 for 55 at the dot Sunday. That's neat.
♦ Viktor Stalberg winning that race to the puck, getting himself under control then charging the net with a move in mind and patience to execute it was a thing of beauty. For someone who seemed so far off the handle when it came to keeping himself and his blazing speed tamed to be able to fit it into an actual game, he's seems to be starting to get it more and more each game. Oh, and he gets to light up Columbus again soon.
♦ Alex Ovechkin reminded us that despite him having another "down" year, he's still one of the best in the game with his move on Duncan Keith. Ovechkin's goal gives him at least 30 in every season since he entered the league in 2005. Yeah, that's good.
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Been a Del Potro fan since 2009. Great game, and seems like a great guy too. Shame that injuries have held his career back, but i'm sure he'll win more slams in the future. Nadal and Fed won't have that much mileage left in them, so i think that Del Po will win another slam soon.
I've liked Shvedova since i first saw her at Roland Garros 2010. I for sure thought that she'd be top 20 or top 10 right now, but she got injured in 2011, and fell into obscurity. It was great to see her return to form at Roland Garros this year. She almost had me crying when she cried after winning her round 3 match
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I've always been a big Sampras fan too. The first Tennis match i ever watched was Sampras vs Agassi at the US Open 2001. Great match, and i became a tennis fan and a fan of Pete. His volleys were brilliant and his serve is the greatest i've seen. Pete was my childhood hero for a while and it was a sad day when he retired. #2 GOAT imo behind Federer
I became a Federer fan 2 years later when he won Wimbledon in 2003, His tennis is so smooth and awe inspiring at times. I became a Tsonga fan in 2008 when he had that great Australian open run. He's a great watch and has a good on court attitude. I like Ferrer for the same reason i like Errani. They are both fighters, and i like fighters. I see a bright future for the likes of Raonic and Nishikori. Both are young and if they work on their games, they can be solid top 10 players in the future. Serena was another player i grew up watching. When she's at her best she is unbeatable, and amazing to watch. Then Maria came and beat her at Wimbledon, and i became a fan of her too.
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Could see #Ravens, #Texans and #Browns as legit suitors for Edelman if #Patriots let him get to the market. Important to lock him up, IMO
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The potential Texans interest in Julian Edelman is not shocking. Bill O'Brien has spent much time with Edelman and the Patriots offense and what better way to start teaching the Texans a new offensive scheme than to have one of his own students and players with him in Houston.
Edelman caught 105 balls for 1,056 receiving yards and 6 touchdowns in all 16 games for the New England Patriots. The free agent picked a great year to stay healthy for the whole season, his first time achieving that feat in his career. Edelman is also a threat on special teams, returning three punts to the house in his five seasons in the NFL.
The 26-year old is likely looking for a nice payday after his big season as the Patriots number one receiver. The Texans will not likely want to pay big bucks to a slot receiver, especially at a position they don't consider to be a weakness. Keshawn Martin didn't do much to impress the Texans but could stick around along with DeVier Posey as the Texans third receiver.
Don't be surprised to hear the Texans name involved in rumors revolving the receiver if the Patriots and Edelman can't come to an agreement.
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"Bad Asian" is term used to playfully and condescendingly describe when an Asian person fails to live up to preconceived notions of what it means to be Asian. Not being a doctor/lawyer/engineer – bad Asian. Not grabbing a stack of napkins for your glove compartment – bad Asian. Eating vegan tofurkey – very bad Asian. The Colossal Show: Bad Asians will be featuring the best local stand-up comedians who will be covering a range of ideas and topics; from introspective contemplations of what it means to be a good person to rants on why Snow White was the worst Disney movie. Comics being featured will be second generation Asian Americans with differing backgrounds and upbringings, but somehow share some very specific commonalities due to their cultural lineage. After each performance, the comic will be interviewed by the host about their experience of being Asian in America and what makes them a "Bad Asian". The show will be a frank, candid, and comedic expression and evaluation of the Asian identity. The show will feature David Nguyen, Imran G, other local comics as well as Comedy Central's own Sheng Wang.
We're in the Asian American Festival!
Excited to host this show because of all the hilarious comics I get to work with.
Another fantastic night at Illusive Comics & Games.
Funny Pages at Illusive Comics and Games will be hosting a costume party and comedy night Oct 26th! Free show with lots of food and beverages. A contest will be held for best costume with lovely prizes!
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Tonight is the Keeping Up With the Kardashians finale and we get to see the Kimye wedding. Check out all the Twit pics from Kim and Kanye's KUWTK nuptials.
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Goldstar Member's Event Journal
Disney on Ice: Treasure Trove
Thursday October 13, 2011 / 7:30pmDisney on Ice: Treasure Trove
2 tickets
Sections 110-112
7000 Coliseum Way
Oakland, CA 94621
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Grady Health SystemThis is a very broad question and I am going to take the easy way out and refer you to the following URL: http://www.hivdent.org/oralm/oralmanhiv.htmwhich contains the information you need.There are several pictures of thrush (pseudomembranous... Read more »
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Positively Aware Magazine Announces "A Day With HIV in America" Photo Essay Which Will Illustrate a Day in the Life With HIVChicago, Ill. -- To commemorate World AIDS Day, Positively Aware magazine is compiling a photo essay entitled "A Day with HIV in America." On September 21, people from all across the country, both HIV-positive and negative, care providers,... Read more »
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Photos Wanted for "A Day With HIV"For "A Day with HIV," Sept. 21, Positively Aware is seeking digital photographs recording the daily joys and struggles of people living with HIV/AIDS. Photos taken that day should be submitted by Sept. 25 to www.adaywithhiv.com . Back to other news... Read more »
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dry metallic tasting white tongue? thrush?
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coated tongue is not thrush
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Posted by guasonch, 1 ReplyI have 4 negative tests with the window passed and the otolaryngologist told me it was nothing serious and it wasnt candidiasis, but as i am informed, candidiasis need analysis to be detected. What do you think of my tongue?
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Rep. Young Urges President To Fund Missiles
After North Korea's recent aggressive statements about launching a nuclear attack on the United States, Alaska's lone Congressman Don Young voiced his support for missile defense programs.
In a letter to the President, Rep. Young said the duty of a government, is "to protect our citizens from the unimaginable horrors that lurk beyond our borders."
Rep. Young said the "possibility of nuclear threats [is] looming on the horizon," making it imperative that full funding for missile defense programs continues He said this will ensure nuclear threats don't reach American shores.
Congressman Young also outline's Alaska's defensive role, repeating Brig. General Billy Mitchell's words in 1935, "he who holds Alaska holds the world."
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Shooter Jennings Coming to Abilene February 1st
Shooter Jennings, son of outlaw country legends Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter, has created an alternative country sound all his own. One thing is clear, he has been heavily influenced by the legends that raised him. Now, Shooter is teaming up with members of his Dad's recording and touring band, Waymore's Outlaws, for a series of special concerts. This special tour is coming to Abilene and the Lucky Mule Saloon February 1st.


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Nearby schools include Martin Behrman Elementary School, Holy Name of Mary School and McDonogh #32 Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are Opelousas Point Supermarket, Algiers Point Grocery & Deli and Algiers Central Market Inc.
Nearby coffee shops include Tout De Suite Cafe, Sound Cafe and Satsuma Cafe. Nearby restaurants include Louie's Corner Bar, Bubby's Sandwiches and Rainey's Restaurant & Caterers.
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La Sociedad Folklorica de Santa Fe presents
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Couple: $15
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Children 6-17: Free
From the New Mexico Centennial website: Baile de Cascarones (Dance of the Eggshells is held annually to promote and preserve the traditional music and dances of Spanish Folklore. Attendees celebrate the custom of using decorated egg shells filled with confetti to re-enact the tradition of breaking the shells above a lady's head as a way of winning her acceptance to dance with a gentleman.
Live music and many traditional dances will be performed such as the popular Baile de la Escoba, La Raspa, El Vaquero and many more. Throughout the evening decorated eggs shells are sold by members of La Sociedad Folklorica de Santa Fe, who sponsor the event. Many of the decorated shells are so elaborate, they become collector items. This is a family event. Price is $10 per person, $15 per couple, and youth under 18 $2.00.
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Don't freshen your breath.
Make your breath fresh!
27th May 2014
420 views & 0 likes as at 6th July 2014 at 09:48. Does anyone get what I'm saying? :-)
1k views on 2nd Sept 2014 at 22:37 with only 1 like :-( What's wrong with all of you.
I think of you
the same way
modern society thinks of hygiene.
You are severely undervalued by most
and eternally needed.
I am ragged and
In velveteen splendour.
Assembled by a drunk,
Who couldn't remember
What loveliness
Looked like.
I'm too tall for my height.
You are pulpy and bright
Like today's magazines.
Your eyes are spotless like
Ironed jeans,
And they fold and crease
in smiles at me.
You find me funny.
I am sterile and naked
And aching with
I'll bend into positions to
Get your attention.
I am fixed in the curb,
and you gather the nerve
to cope with my most
unnerving dimensions.
(I love you. I forget to mention.)
You've never indulged in
petty sex.
You wrap my arms around
Your neck,
like I'm a scarf.
I make you laugh.
You've never been
out on the scene.
You've never found yourself
between two strangers
in a darkened room.
Bedroom theatre's not
for you.
Nor costume.
You've never smoked.
You've never drank so much
You've choked
on hot-bodied vomit and
collapsed in the road.
You had four pints of
and I watched you explode.
From your skin I lick atoms of the sky and shampoo.
You are dripping with hygeine
You are clear, you are blue.
In mirrors you stand and watch me watching you.
my pits smell just fine
i don't need deodorant
so go fuck yourself
It was cold and I was tired
so I fell asleep
with the taste of Sunday still in my mouth
This is a poem about brushing your teeth before bed.
Let us not
feel repulsed
by the toilets
For without them
we will remain unclean
and will be repulsed
by the world
which is by itself
quite repulsive.
So let us not
feel repulsed
by the toilets
For without them
we will be defecating
in the open fields
The same friend has also challenged me to write a poem using the "F" word in each line of a poem and I wonder if I should really take up his challenge.....
Don't lick the mixing spoon.
Don't lick the serving spoon.
For crying out loud!
Saliva is not an ingredient I want in my meal.
28th May 2014
I'm not afraid of spiders,
Unless they invade my head space.
I'm not afraid of heights,
I'd rather jump off the highest hill to feel those
Three moments of infinity.
I, however am afraid of the dentist.
I don't have a clear explanation,
But I was traumatized.
Mother said she's calling them Monday.
You see, I haven't been to the dentist in
Four years.
Yes, a lot, I know. It's not healthy.
I know.
I don't care.
I do not want the dentist.
Don't make me go.
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Corsair Quinoa Whiskey
October 30th, 2014 | by Chrys Balis
Is it really whiskey if quinoa is not a proper grain, but a relative of spinach? ... If it tastes pretty much like whiskey, then it's whiskey
October 30th, 2014 | by Chrys Balis
Is it really whiskey if quinoa is not a proper grain, but a relative of spinach? ... If it tastes pretty much like whiskey, then it's whiskey
October 27th, 2014 | by Mark
It is the flagship of the core Johnnie Walker range, one of the most premium blends you can get
October 23rd, 2014 | by Mark
Whisky legend Charles MacLean talks about blended Scotch whisky, his current project and the wider industry
October 20th, 2014 | by Mark
You can't seem to move for headlines about David Beckham's Haig Club Single Grain whisky at the moment
October 16th, 2014 | by Mark
GlenDronach! I like this distillery, having been converted to their ways at the start of this year
October 13th, 2014 | by Mark
This post is really a follow-up to the Scotch Malt Whisky Society unboxing article from a while back
October 9th, 2014 | by Mark
August 1907. The ship Nimrod sailed forth from England carrying essential supplies and nails-hard explorers
October 6th, 2014 | by Mark
I have often spoken of my love for Caol Ila. It's one of my favourite distilleries, a much neglected Islay gem
October 3rd, 2014 | by Mark
Aultmore is coming. Which is to say, the first distillery bottlings of Aultmore are on the way, as part of
October 1st, 2014 | by Mark
I like Abbey Whisky. I like Kilchoman. We should all know how this post is going to go then
September 29th, 2014 | by Mark
At the weekend I attended the Midlands Whisky Festival. And it was very good
September 26th, 2014 | by Mark
Ian Buxton is one of the UK's most well-known whisky writers, creator of the '101 Whiskies' series
September 24th, 2014 | by Mark
Given that the majority of Scottish voters rejected independence, there's no better time to talk about British whisky
September 22nd, 2014 | by Mark
I like Glenfarclas. I really do. I think they're one of the greatest value-for-money distilleries in Scotland
September 19th, 2014 | by Mark
Glenglassaugh has been on my radar for a while now, even more so since BenRiach Distillery bought it last year
September 17th, 2014 | by Mark
Don't worry, I've not purchased a piece of Ikea furniture. Nor is this the opening chapter to a Kurt Wallander
September 15th, 2014 | by Mark
Cadenhead's is Scotland's oldest independent whisky bottler. They were established in 1842 and are still going strong
September 11th, 2014 | by Mark
Booze is nothing new. It isn't even close to being new. Alcohol, as Adam Rogers explains in Proof: The Science
September 8th, 2014 | by Mark
I've said before that the 1824 series from Macallan, with names such as Amber, Sienna and Ruby, sounds a bit
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|Water Manipulation
|To Manipulate and control H2O otherwise known as water
Hydrokinesis is the psychic ability to influence, control, and even create the motion of groups of atoms in their liquid state.
Uses & Advantages
Hydrokinesis is the paranormal psychic ability to control and manipulate the movement of liquid water using the power of the mind. Hydrokinetics are shown to be able to control, manipulate and alter the molecular state of water. They are also able to manipulate the surrounding water in the atmosphere, freeze water, or even make really thick clouds of mist, steam or fog.People with hydrokinesis can control and manipulate water in all its forms, whether that'd be solid, liquid, or gas. Hydrokinetics are also known to be able to duplicate water molecules, control and manipulate shapes and mold water into desired shapes or forms.
Once you think you're ready for hydrokinesis take a medium - large bowl and fill it with Water. If the bowl is glass, this may be easier because you can see all of the Water within. Now, place a cork or something similar which floats in the bowl and wait for it to settle. Once it has settled, close your eyes. Sense the water in front of you, feel its energy and merge it with yours. See in your mind's eye the link between you and the liquid. Feel its smoothness, its cool healing properties.
Now try to mimic those feelings within your own energies. You and water are one and the same. Just as you have control over your own energies, so too do you have control over water. Open your eyes, look at the substance within the bowl. You are a part of it, and it is a part of you. While keeping in mind your connection with it, will(command) the water to move, just as you would with your own energy. Make it start to swirl in the bowl, always getting stronger, always gaining speed. It is you. Continue to do this until you feel you have succeed or are in need of rest. Don't over do it on the first few tries. Have a mental rest after, you need it!
Training #2
If you have a pool or a sink, get something light that floats and try to move it by imagining water currents moving towards the object, pushing it like a riptide growing stronger by the second. After a couple of training sessions, it will start to move. Don't get discouraged if it takes long to learn this training.
This is also a good beginners training, you can learn hydro by pouring water into a glass and absorbing the energy of the element. Then, you can imagine the water pulling itself apart rapidly and coming back together.
Training #3
An easier way to absorb energy from the element water is to imagine that water is flowing throughout your whole body like your blood. Your hands and body are water with a hard smooth surface and rough interior flowing throughout you body constantly as if it is what keeps you alive and that every breath of air is adding water to flow in your body. It is replenishing the good water and clearing the bad water or blockages that stop the flow. Do this for 15 minutes or more everyday and you will master this skill. Before you know it, it will seem like water is flowing throughout your body constantly without having to even think of it.
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Bring 2 1/4 cups water to a boil in a medium saucepan; stir in rice. Cover, reduce heat, and simmer 20 minutes or until rice is tender and liquid is absorbed. Combine rice, spinach, and next 3 ingredients in a large bowl.
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GRANTS PASS, Ore. — Starting July 7th, the Grant's Pass Salvation Army will start distributing food boxes to needy families in Merlin. This is being done through a partnership with the Church of God 7th Day and the Merlin Community Center. This will be an aid to these families after the closing of the Merlin … Continue reading »
Middle School "Hunger Games" Food Drive
MEDFORD, Ore. — Students from Hedrick Middle School are donating more than 3,000 cans of food to the Salvation Army. The student council came up with the theme for this year's food drive after "The Hunger Games" book series. All the students were sectioned off into districts. The two students who brought in the most … Continue reading »
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Salvation Army Discusses Drive
MEDFORD, Ore. — The NewsWatch12 Holiday Toy and Food Drive is underway. This year, with a shorter holiday shopping season, and cold weather keeping people from those donation bins, help is needed more than ever. Captain Martin Cooper from the Salvation Army talks with NewsWatch12 about meeting this year's need.
High Demand for Fans from Salvation Army
MEDFORD, Ore. — Many Southern Oregonians trying to cope with all the recent heat are turning to the Salvation Army. Last week, the organization was able to purchase 32 fans through monetary donations, but because of the heat over the 4th of July weekend, most of those fans have already been given away. The Salvation … Continue reading »
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MEDFORD, Ore. — A few Rogue Valley organizations are among the 18 non-profits to which the Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation donated. The Medford Salvation Army and Access each received a $10,000 donation. ACCESS will use their donated money to expand a program that provides fresh food for those in need, while the Salvation Army … Continue reading »


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Everton FC
Formed in 1878 Everton are one of the twelve founder members of the Football League. They won the title in 1890-91, the third season of the Football League - making them the second ever League Champions - Preston North End had won the first two League Titles. Their total haul of nine League Titles makes Everton the fourth most successful team in English League football. They also hold the record for the most seasons in the top division in England.
It is probably one of football's most well known, yet boring facts, but Everton's first ground was actually Anfield, the current home of their good friends and neighbours Liverpool. They only moved to Goodison Park in 1892 after falling out with their landlord over rent and other things.
Harry Catterick perhaps is Everton's most lauded manager, winning two league titles and an FA Cup in the sixties. He also gave them European football for five consecutive seasons between 1961-62 and 1966-67. Howard Kendall is the most successful Everton manager, with two league titles in 1984-85 and 1986-87; the FA Cup in 1984 and the European Cup Winner's Cup in 1985.
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Girlfriend's birthday dinner - Italian mid-range(?) recommendations/narrowing down my list?
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I am thinking in the area of $100/pp for food or so. We already did an "early birthday" at Alinea@EMP, but I've decided I'd like to do something for her actual birthday as well. It's coming up soon - we'd go either this weekend or next weekend. I know reservations aren't the easiest, but we're not particularly averse to the 10:30PM (or later) seatings that are still available for most if not all of my restaurants I list on OpenTable.
She's a big fan of Italian food, particularly well-done pasta dishes (much more than I am), so I figure we can do that.
Places we've been that we are considering: Marea(probably our favorite of the list), Babbo(but this is close), Maialino.
Places we haven't been: Torrisi's, Del Posto, Ai Fiori, A Voce(either), Scarpetta, Rouge Tomate, Locanda Verde, Peasant.
Feel free to battle any against each other, make recommendations, or surprise us with a new place. We're horribly indecisive. The one bit of guidance is that we're a bit pensive about Torrisi (in the same way that we are pensive about Blue Hill at Stone Barns) in that we might find it....a bit boring? It looks good, but so many reviews talk about how the mozzarella and olive oil was the best part of the meal, and that seems sort of, y'know, boring.
If you liked Marea you should probably consider Lincoln which shares the same modern Italian concept in a sleek environment. The pasta dishes at Lincoln are wonderful.
Ai Fiori, Babbo and Scarpetta are also good. Locanda Verde, Maialino and Peasant are fine but more casual than your other options. Torrisi serves updated Italian-American food and isn't particularly known for pasta. The portions are also very small. Rouge Tomate isn't really Italian. I haven't been to A Voce in a long time so I can't really comment.
I like Del Posto but it would exceed your budget.
It sounds like you're looking for "trendy," but our favorite Italian restaurant in Manhattan is I Trulli. It's genuine southern Italian (the owner is from Puglia) and the pasta is made in house -- some of it by his mother. Their garden room has an especially lovely ambiance, but the whole experience is excellent.
I think Torrisi would be too small, cramped, and casual for a birthday.
As H Manning points out, Del Posto will be too expensive for you.
I'm not a huge fan of A Voce (the chef just doesn't do it for me).
I'm a big fan of Scarpetta and think it works quite well for celebrations.
Locanda Verde is pretty loud and for next weekend, you might not be able to get in. They only take reservations via phone.
Peasant is probably too casual as well, though it is pretty romantic.
I have not been to Ai Fiori or Rouge Tomate.
Also consider dell'anima or L'Artusi, run by ex-Babbo employees.
Ciano is right in your price range, and the pastas are excellent. The menu is a bit limited, but this will not be a problem for someone who has not been there before.
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I've been to both 3 times. Both are excellent, but Ai Fiore has food that has wowed me more. In particular, the vellutata and bouillabaisse have been consistently fantastic, and to my taste, perfect. I've also found their wines impressive, but I wouldn't express a firm view on whether one of these restaurants has better wines on the whole than the other.
One thing to keep in mind is that Ai Fiore's rather corporate hotel-restaurant ambiance is not everyone's favorite. If you'd prefer the decor and atmosphere at Scarpetta, that would be a fine reason to go there, and you'll have a delicious meal there, too.
I absolutely love Rouge Tomate-BUT you gals sound like partiers and Rouge Tomate's enviroment not codusive to that.
Of the above, Babbo is easily my personal favorite. Well, it's my favorite Italian place in NYC in general, even moreso than their refined, fancy little sister, Del Posto.
But it's a tough rezzie, for sure, especially so soon, although I'm surprised at how often those late 10:30 two-tops pop up. Certainly worth checking with them, especially if you've got a few days to choose from.
The food at Ai Fiori is great. The ambience, on the other hand... count me among their detractors. I find the room very corporate/bland/cold. Nothing about it says celebration, says fun. I like the food a little more than at Marea overall, if only because I find Marea stumbles on the Secondi. If you're just going antipasti & pasta for savories, and not a full Italian four-courser, Marea and Ai Fiori are pretty much even.
A Voce is fine, but... I wouldn't put it first on my list, by any stretch.
Scarpetta is great. I haven't been in some time since it's kind of becoming a chain, and that's caused it to lose a bit of luster in my mind - and I know, there's no valid for that, but some reason I find myself reticent about them, like the shine's worn off. I also think they're -slightly- overpriced for what they're serving. Like, by $5-$10 on any given dish, give or take. Is the Spaghetti Pomodoro great? Sure, but I could make that at home. It's not the most complicated dish in the world. And for $26... yeah, it's overpriced. $21 would be about appropriate.
LV is great, but I'm not sure it says romantic birthday dinner to me.
Lincoln - definitely consider, though they could very easily break your budget.
Peasant - I love, but they're certainly more "rustic" than many of the others you've listed. Just something to keep in mind.


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Styling the ListView and its items (HTML)
You can customize a ListView in many ways. You can style the ListView itself, the items it contains, or the templates that make up those items.
Using the Windows Library for JavaScript CSS classes
Like other Windows Library for JavaScript controls, the ListView provides a set of classes that you can override to customize its look and feel. The next sections describe how to use these classes to customize the ListView.
Styling the ListView itself
Before we cover how to style items in the ListView, let's go over how to style the ListView itself. Here are the primary classes you use to style the ListView:
win-listview: styles the entire ListView.
win-viewport: styles the viewport. This is where the scrollbar is displayed if it's needed.
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Here's an example of a typical ListView that contains grouped items.
The next illustration shows the same ListView with its
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Always assign an ID to your ListView and include that ID at the beginning of your CSS selector, as in this example:
#myListView .win-listview { background-image: url('../images/icecream.png'); border: 2px solid red; }
The ListView control has many default styles. If you attempt to override one of the styles and don't see any effect, it might be that your CSS selector isn't specific enough to override the default styles.
Styling the entire ListView control
If you want to add a fixed background image to the ListView control that shows behind the items inside, or if you want to apply a border to the entire control, override the
win-listview class. This example gives the ListView an image background and a red border.
#myListView .win-listview { background-image: url('../images/icecream.png'); border: 2px solid red; }
Here's what the ListView looks like now:
Styling margins on the ListView
Use the
win-surface class to apply margins to the ListView. Don't apply margins to the div element that hosts the ListView, because it won't get styled properly. Use
win-surface instead. If you add a margin to
win-surface, be sure to adjust the height of the ListView accordingly. You set the height by styling the div element that hosts the ListView.
Don't add margins or padding to
win-surface when using a list layout.
By default, group headers have a 70px left-margin. If you override
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Styling the viewport based on its scrolling direction
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The next example removes the left margin when the ListView can scroll vertically. It's common to give the ListView a vertical orientation when the view state is snapped.
Styling the entire scrollable area
To style the scrollable portion of the ListView, override the
win-surface class. This example applies to the ListView a background image that scrolls when the user scrolls through items.
#myListView .win-listview .win-surface { background-image: url('../images/icecream.png'); }
Styling the loading progress indicator
The ListView displays a progress indicator while loading items. You can style this indicator by overriding the win-progress class. This example hides the progress indicator.
Styling items and groups
The ListView contains groups and items.
- Each group is contained in a group header, represented by the
- Each item is contained in an item container, represented by the
Styling an item
There are two ways to style items in your ListView. You can apply styles to the item template, or you can override the win-container class. There's one thing that you must always do in your template, and that's set the size of your items. If you don't set the size of your items, you might not get the layout you want.
To set the size of your items:
If you're using a WinJS.Binding.Template, set the size of the WinJS.Binding.Template element's child, as shown in this example:

If you're using a templating function, set the width and height of whatever DOM element your function returns.
Styling the item container
To style the item's container, override the
win-container class. This example adds a margin to each item's container.
There are only two properties you can style on win-container: margin and background.
To make a transparent item, set the background color to transparent. This example makes a transparent item:
Styling margins and padding on items
To add spacing between items, set a margin on the win-container class. We recommend against adding padding to items to create space between them; use a margin instead. All items in the same ListView must have the same margin.
Don't change the margin or padding on win-container after the ListView has started displaying items.
Styling the group header
To style the group header, override the
win-groupheader class. This example adds a gray background to the group headers.
Styling item interactions
Styling an item in the hover state
When the user moves the pointer over an item, the item enters the hover state. To change the style for an item in the hover state, use the hover pseudo-class. This example changes the background and the outline of a hovered item.
Styling items that have focus
To style an item that has focus, use the win-focus class as a part of your style selector when styling the item container. To style the focus outline, use the
win-focusedoutline class. This example changes the focused outline to a red, dashed line.
Styling selected items
By default, selected items show a selection border. If you want your selected items to have the "filled" look, attach the
win-selectionstylefilled CSS class to your ListView.
To further customize the appearance of selected items, you can override these classes:
Styles the border around a selected item.
Styles the background of selected items.
Styles the selection hint, a second checkmark that appears behind the selected item. Swiping the item makes the selection hint visible.
The checkmark on a selected item.
The background of the checkmark on a selected item.
You can also add the win-selected class as part of your style selector to customize other components, such as the item container, when an item is selected.
Follow the Windows 8 type and layout grid
Windows 8 features and applications follow a common type and layout grid that provides a consistent personality throughout the system—for more details, see Laying out an app page. Your ListView should present items that are sized and aligned to this type and layout grid. There are three ways you can ensure that this is done correctly:
- You can use a set of pre-defined item templates that are properly designed to do this. For the templates, see Item templates for grid layouts and Item templates for list layouts.
- You can use a Microsoft Visual Studio Grid App. It comes with a ListView that uses the grid layout. For more info, see JavaScript project templates for Windows Store apps.
- You can read the Laying out an app page article and create your own item templates.


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Christmas is only a month away.......MS only cares about long term market share.
MS only cares about long term market share.
When you look at Hostess going under, someone could easily come up with reasons why it happened. Some could say people started eating healthier and wouldnt buy such junk food or something else. The reality is that there may have been a number of different contributing factors but the strike definitely had quite a bit to do with it.Now in the case of Windows 8, youll have a lot of embittered hanger-ons insisting Windows 8 is or will be a failure because of its new UI design. If Windows 8 fails (and its unclear to me what constitutes a failure since no one has bothered to define it in any real way) one simply cannot discount the decline of the PC industry as a whole with respect to the burgeoning and crowded mobile device market (nontraditional devices like tablets and phones).So in other words people can write the history in their own minds regardless of what is actually happening or any other contributing factors. They often do so simply because they like to think they have a good understanding of what is going on in the world even if they dont,
.Microsoft obviously has a vested interest in the PC industry and if it declines how exactly can Microsoft flourish?
Microsoft obviously has a vested interest in the PC industry and if it declines how exactly can Microsoft flourish?
Suddenly, when Windows 8 has come to the market, the company has declared, that market doesn't need desktop PC anymore and everyone should use tablets now... Many "thanks" to the marketing department who developed that strategy
1) First of all, it's not true and market will always need desktop PCs (for businesses, for heavily computing tasks at home, for games, etc)
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Create special single-click-to-launch Dock folders
Have you looked at DragThing? In my experience it's the best launcher out there, and it can duplicate (and expand upon) the pop-up folders and the "Launcher" from Mac OS 9.
Create special single-click-to-launch Dock folders
Hear, hear! DragThing is one app I can't live without. I have the OSX dock off to the side and hidden. I hardly ever use it, except to minimize windows! I have f-keys set to toggle DragThing docks to appear and use them as single-click launchers. DT's preferences are awesome with this!
Create special single-click-to-launch Dock folders
I have a current license for DragThing, but honestly haven't used it in a very long time. This is not indicative of James' work. I think DragThing is an excellent program. My computer habits have changed considerably and I have become more basic in some ways. I now cannot live without a small app called Namely. With a key combination you can begin typing the name of the application you want. Three letters is usually enough to get the application you want as auto-complete kicks in, then hitting the Return key has your application open. The newest version even "learns" from what you've typed to launch your application even faster.
Create special single-click-to-launch Dock folders
Is this not exactly how Spotlight works? I hit Command-Space to bring up Spotlight, type a few letters of the App I want to launch, and Spotlight serves it up as the Top Hit (based on my usage habits). I hit Command-Return (or Down Arrow and Return) and voila!
Create special single-click-to-launch Dock folders
Yes this is pretty much exactly what Spotlight does, except that it only works with applications and any Automations one may have made. Also, like Spotlight, one can tell it what directories NOT to look in. I find Namely faster because there are fewer steps involved and it only has to look for certain types of files.
Create special single-click-to-launch Dock folders
I find DropDrawers much more elegant and useful than Dragthing. On has to fill it manually but mostly this has to be done only once. In fact it was for me the direct replacement for the Launcher in OS 9 when I switched to OS X.
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