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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -- Mika Zibanejad scored the deciding goal in the shootout and the Ottawa Senators beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 3-2 on Saturday night. Zibanejad's score made it 2-1 in the third round of the shootout and Steven Stamkos was unable to beat Ottawa goalie Robin Lehner on the Lightning's third attempt. Erik Karlsson and Mark Stone scored in regulation for the...
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Shake It Off Ottawa
It's just one game, right? Far too early to worry. Free Patrick Wiercioch. It's just one game. *Closes eyes and takes a deep breath.* It's just one game, although you wouldn't know it based upon some of the post-game reactions that ensued following the Senators' 3-2 loss to the Nashville Predators. Even though it was the Senators' regular season opener, last night's...
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Prospecting with Pronman: Senators Top 10 Prospects Revealed
Yesterday was a crazy day filled with significant Senators related news items, so I didn't have a chance to discuss ESPN Insider's Corey Pronman unveiling (note: paywall) his list of the top ten Senators prospects separately until today. We already know that the recent graduation of prospects like Robin Lehner and Cody Ceci, as well as the Senators trading Stefan Noesen and...
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August 20, 2014 | Discuss
Prospecting with Pronman: Senators have 23rd Best Prospects in NHL
Following up on the heels of Monday's release of the top 100 drafted NHL prospects, ESPN Insider's (note: paywall) Corey Pronman has revealed his organizational rankings to reveal which teams have the best pipelines of prospects. The results are not flattering to the Ottawa Senators who slotted 23rd out of the NHL's 30 teams. As I expanded upon in my coverage of Pronman's...
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August 14, 2014 | Discuss
Prospecting with Pronman: Reveals Top 100 Drafted NHL Prospects
Prawnman! Finally, we're into the portion of the summer in which highly respected prognosticators reveal their lists of things having to do with the NHL and people just love lists that they can breakdown and analyze and dissect with their fellow friends and fans. Today ESPN Insider's Corey Pronman revealed (note: paywall) his list of the top 100 drafted NHL prospects for...
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August 12, 2014 | Discuss
Senators Making Scouting Staff Announcements
The Senators released a press release discussing some internal changes within their scouting ranks: OTTAWA - The Ottawa Senators (@Senators) announced today the promotion of Bob Lowes to the role of chief amateur scout while adding two full-time amateur scouts to the team's scouting department. A Regina native, Lowes originally joined the Senators as a part-time amateur scout...
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August 01, 2014 | Discuss
Mark Stone embraces challenge of winning spot on Sens' crowded right wing
Talk confidently and carry a big stick. That's Mark Stone's operating philosophy to earning a full time right wing spot with the Ottawa Senators. "I feel like I need to dominate when I'm out on the ice and show I can play at the next level," Stone said about taking part in his fifth development camp this week with the Senators. "When it comes right down to it, if people...
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July 03, 2014 | Discuss
Randy Lee Speak: Binghamton's First Two Playoff Games
I planned on posting this earlier but after Elliotte Friedman's comments this morning and yesterday afternoon's comments by Darren Dreger regarding Jason Spezza's future with the Ottawa Senators, I figured I'd handle that topic earlier before posting Senators Assistant General Manager Randy Lee's comments regarding the Binhamton Senators first two playoff games. If you...
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April 30, 2014 | Discuss
Randy Lee Speaks & Ben Bishop A Vezina Finalist
With the Binghamton Senators beginning their American Hockey League playoff series tonight versus the Scranton Wilkes-Barre Penguins, Senators assistant general manager Randy Lee joined TSN 1200′s TGOR this morning to discuss the Senators' farm team and some of its keynote prospects. If you want to listen to the interview, you can do so by following this link or by streaming...
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April 25, 2014 | Discuss
Sens take bite out of Big Apple
What a difference a day makes. The Senators took a bite out of the Big Apple Saturday night. Not only did the Senators keep their slim playoff hopes on the critical list, they also denied the New York Rangers a chance of booking a trip to the post-season dance with a 3-2 victory. Captain Jason Spezza, Mika Zibanejad and Mark Stone scored for the Senators as Robin Lehner made 41...
Via Pro Sports Daily
April 06, 2014 | Discuss
Senators' Mark Stone Gets Left Out To Dry on High-Five, Does Jazz Hands
Following the Ottawa Senators shootout win over the Carolina Hurricanes, Senators forward Mark Stone was looking to high-five someone. After going 0fer on finding a partner, he rolled with it and did some jazz hands, giving us this hilarious GIF. [Reddit] The post Senators' Mark Stone Gets Left Out To Dry on High-Five, Does Jazz Hands appeared first on Diehardsport.
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April 01, 2014 | Discuss
Senators Interested in Matt Moulson?
Even before Mark Stone injured himself at practice on Monday, the Senators were reportedly in the market for a top six forward who could complement their current group and give the Senators a chance to compete during this ballyhooed two-year window that ownership, perhaps unrealistically, thinks the team can contend for a Cup in. In an article for ESPN, Pierre Lebrun indicated...
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January 22, 2014 | Discuss
Ottawa Senators grab OT win over Montreal Canadiens 62
On a Hockey Night in Canada, the Senators served notice they're back in the playoff picture. The Senators blew a two-goal, third-period lead, but Clarke MacArthur saved the night by scoring on the power play only 58 seconds into OT to give Ottawa a 4-3 victory over the Montreal Canadiens. With P.K. Subban in the box, MacArthur beat Carey Price just inside the post to give the...
Via Pro Sports Daily
January 05, 2014 | Discuss
Bobby Ryan Snubs, Mark Stone Recalled And More...
Every time a conglomeration of the national hockey media occurs, like it is in Ann Arbor, Michigan, for the Winter Classic taking place on New Year's Day, it creates a melting pot of discussion and speculation with ideas getting thrown around more than an undersized Montreal Canadiens forward. The latest 'news' is speculation by Puck Daddy's Greg Wyshynski that Senators...
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December 31, 2013 | Discuss
Senators recall forward Mark Stone from Binghamton
The Ottawa Senators (@Senators) today recalled forward Mark Stone on an emergency basis from the club's American Hockey League affiliate, the Binghamton Senators. Stone, 21, has recorded nine goals and nine assists for 18 points in 19 AHL games with the B-Sens this season. He missed 10 games after being injured during the team's season-opener on Oct. 5 against Syracuse. The...
Via Pro Sports Daily
December 31, 2013 | Discuss
Detroit Red Wings: Prospects Lead Canada to Victory in World Junior Tournament
By Rhys Richards (@RREsq) Getty Images On Thursday, the 2014 World Junior Championship kicked off in Malmo, Sweden. With the NHL in the midst of its Christmas Break, many viewers had the opportunity to watch some of their teams prospects in action. For some American viewers, that may have included opening a second window on the desktop at work, but what do employers really expect...
Via The Hockey Guys
December 27, 2013 | Discuss
Taking 75% Percent of the Points and Looking at It Half-Full
Having captured three of four points in two games this week that the Senators easily could have lost in regulation, you'd imagine most Sens fans would be ecstatic with the team's good fortune considering that Ottawa hasn't played anything resembling its best hockey. Blowing a two-goal lead and giving a division rival two points in the standings is never good, but when that...
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October 06, 2013 | Discuss
Ottawa Senators beat Calgary Flames 4-2 in Saskatoon
All things being equal the Senators will have to give the vacant second line winger job to Mike Hoffman. He's the only one of those currently battling for the spot who would need to clear waivers if they tried to send him to Binghamton. After all they've invested in Hoffman — as well as the offensive potential and speed he has — the Senators would be wrong to risk losing...
Via Pro Sports Daily
September 17, 2013 | Discuss
Three Sens Crack Pronman's Top 100 Prospects
With the conclusion of this year's rookie tournament in London, Ontario and the Senators running the tables with a 3-0 record, it only seems fitting that I devote a short blog post to some related prospect news. Yesterday, Corey Pronman published his list of the top 100 prospects in hockey yesterday for ESPN Insider. (Note: it's behind a paywall.) Of particular note...
Via The 6th Sens
September 10, 2013 | Discuss
Senators Announce 26-man Rookie Camp Roster
Hockey is almost here... Today the Ottawa Senators announced their 26-man roster for their one rookie camp that opens on September 4th. Once camp breaks, the Senators will travel to London, Ontario and participate in a three-game tournament against the Chicago Blackhawks, Pittsburgh Penguins and Toronto Maple Leafs. All of the games will be played at Budweiser Gardens (the...
Via The 6th Sens
August 22, 2013 | Discuss
Developing Mika at Center or on the Wing?
I missed reading it yesterday, but there some interesting nuggets of information captured within Don Brennan's article on whether we can expect Bryan Murray to make more moves this offseason. Rather than sign an experienced veteran player like Jaromir Jagr, the club will forego a trade or free agency and allow one of its internal candidates to fill the void created by Daniel...
Via The 6th Sens
July 10, 2013 | Discuss
Playoff Gameday: Pittsburgh Penguins & Ottawa Senators - Round Two, Game Four
Pittsburgh Penguins @ Ottawa Senators Penguins Lead Series 2-1 NBCSN, CBC, RDS - 7:30 pm/et Scotiabank Place - Ottawa, ON Game four is another game that is a big deal. At the end of the night, the Ottawa Senators could be on the brink of elimination or completely back in the series. The Senators showed that they have life left in game three. Is it enough to...
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Stanley Cup Playoffs: R2G4 – Penguins at Senators
The Pittsburgh Penguins are hoping that they will play their final game in the Scotiabank Place tonight against the Ottawa Senators in Game 4 of this semi-final series. If the Penguins can win tonight in Ottawa and defeat the Senators at CONSOL Energy Center on Friday night, Pittsburgh will move on to the Easten Conference Finals. Therefore, the Penguins would prefer to avoid playing...
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Wednesday News & Notes
Mark Stone may draw into the lineup for Cory Conacher tonight. The switch won't be finalized until game time. — Ottawa Senators (@NHL_Sens) May 22, 2013 As this move was rumoured earlier this morning Graeme was quick to remind that - MacLean isn't afraid to tinker with a winning lineup (see Silf's insertion after Game 5 last spring). Now Conacher's become...
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Mark Stone Recalled
You cannot squeeze blood from a stone, but the Senators are about to try and squeeze some goals from one. This afternoon, the goal-starved Senators announced that Mark Stone has been recalled from the Binghamton Senators. In 38 games during this AHL season, he has 8 goals, 21 points, with a meager 1.37 shots per game rate. Now what has he done in his professional NHL career...
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March 05, 2013 | Discuss
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(AP) - Tensions have increased in Houston's cycling community, with two bike riders killed in recent weeks in unsolved hit-and-run crashes.
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Stewart Cink and Martin Laird sit atop the leaderboard through 18 holes of the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, but it was Jarrod Lyle who stole the show at TPC Summerlin in Las Vegas Thursday.
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Theon looks grimly over a pile of messenger ravens in Winterfell, shot down by his archers to keep the North incommunicado, and is further pleased when his sister Yara arrives from Deepwood Motte with reinforcements... or so he thinks. It's actually just her escort, and she's taking them all when she leaves again. Yara begs him to return to the Iron Islands as well: Winterfell is hundreds of miles inland, making it an impractical conquest for a seagoing people, and Theon killed any hope of holding the North peacefully along with Bran and Rickon. But Theon, the Prince of Winterfell, isn't giving up his conquest without a fight, and Yara sadly leaves him to it.Way, way beyond the Wall, Jon is brought by Ygritte's small band to a larger raiding party, captained by the Lord of Bones, called "Rattleshirt" for his armor. Ygritte has to stick her neck out to keep Rattleshirt from executing him out of hand. Jon, for his part, is dismayed to find that Qhorin Halfhand has also been captured, and the other three slain. "They died because of me," he realizes. "See that it wasn't for nothing," the Halfhand tells him.Robb is strolling around some forest, presumably outside the Crag and on his way back to camp. Talisa is with him, and the two of them are flirting it up a bit, though that whole "Arranged Marriage to Lady [Whoever] Frey" thing is putting a damper on things. An even bigger damper is when a rider trots up and informs him of the Kingslayer's escape. That's weird: last we saw him, he was in a cage and Catelyn Stark had Brienne's sword pointed at his face. What the heck just happened?Well, as it happens, Catelyn released him. "For the girls. ... Killing Jaime Lannister would not buy life for [Eddard and Torrhen Karstark]. But returning him to King's Landing may buy life for mine." Lord Rickard, of course, is covetous of his vengeance, and Robb has to agree that it was a treasonous act. He stalks out, ordering guards put on his mother day and night.Jaime is being hauled off a horse elsewhere in the Riverlands, hooded and tied up. "You're much uglier in daylight," he exclaims, once he gets a good look at his gaoler: Brienne. She's a head taller than him, but that doesn't stop him from baiting her. We'll skip over their banter and suffice to say that she gets him into a boat and sets off for King's Landing.It might not be a very good destination, though: the first thing we hear from Ser Kevan Lannister is that King's Landing will fall to Stannis practically on the spot. Lord Tywin has evidently been shaken from his Harrenhal-induced lethargy: he gives the command to ride out immediately, leaving Clegane to garrison the castle and root out the Brotherhood. He also leaves his cupbearer behind, and even deputizes her with an aside: "See that [Clegane] doesn't get drunk in the evenings. He's poor company when he's sober, but he's better at his work."So Arya runs downstairs and tries to find Jaqen H'ghar. Rorge and Biter don't know where he is, nor does Gendry. According to Hot Pie, he's out on patrol. Arya is powerless to do anything as Lord Tywin Lannister, leading general of the Lannister armies and Hand of the King, rides out the gates of Harrenhall.As the wildlings march Jon Snow and Qhorin Halfhand up into the Frostfangs, the older ranger gives Jon some orders: stick with the wildlings, ride with them, turn his cloak and become a Double Agent to help Mormont defend the Wall. To aid in this, he starts yelling at Jon for being a traitor, and knocks him down an embankment. The others, particularly Ygritte, look on with some sympathy.Tyrion and Bronn are trying to find a way to defend King's Landing. Tyrion pores over some huge Doorstopper while Bronn cleans his nails with a compass. Bronn is dismissive of books in general, but Tyrion defends his choice of book—"An History of the Great Sieges of Westeros, by Archmaester..." How would you pronounce "Ch'vyalthan?" "Shevlathen," Tyrion tries, "Shevelatesh." Bronn goes with "Sh'val-teesh." Varys, happening in, congratulates the gold cloaks for orchestrating a drop in thievery, which Bronn orchestrated by rounding up all the known thieves. "It's just the unknown thieves we have to worry about now." This will keep the peace, Bronn explains, since food is worth more than gold during a siege, and thieves are the last people you want in charge of your economy. Full of Hidden Depths, this man. ("Ahhh, The Great Sieges of Westeros," Varys exclaims. "Thrilling subject. Shame Archmaester Sh'viathan wasn't a better writer.") Finally they get down to business, and Tyrion pinpoints the Mud Gate as the key point of contention in the coming battle: it's structurally weak and only fifty yards from the riverbank. Bronn suggests the defenders throw down books; Varys protests that they don't have enough books, and Bronn returns that they don't have enough men either. "What do we have?" Varys asks. And Tyrion replies, "...Pigshit."Up at the Fist of the First Men, Grenn, Sam and Dolorous Edd are digging latrine ditches. Grenn comes across a stone marked with the insignia of the First Men, and upends it to find a black cloak of the Night's Watch wrapped around a cache of spearheads and arrowheads made of dragonglass, or what the maesters call "obsidian." Dolorous Edd concludes that somebody—presumably a crow—wanted this cache to be found, but nobody is able to figure out why.Back in Harrenhal Arya is happened upon by Jaqen H'ghar, who has been out on patrol. He declares he cannot help her kill Tywin any longer, and further denies that he offered her help, "only death." So Arya says her third name: "Jaqen H'ghar." She stands firm, refusing to un-name him... unless he helps them escape, which of course will require more than just one death. ("A girl lacks honor," Jaqen observes, to which Arya just shrugs.) Jaqen, relenting, tells her to bring her friends and walk through the gates at midnight, and stalks off to save their lives.Cersei has invited Tyrion over for dinner again in the Red Keep, where they discuss the oncoming battle. Joffrey has decided to make an appearance, which will be good for morale but which awakens all of Cersei's Mama Bear instincts. Soon enough, though, she turns the conversation to its real topic: cocks. Varys, she claims, is dangerous precisely because he doesn't have one—as is Cersei. "You, on the other hand, are as big a fool as every other man. That little worm between your legs does half your thinking." ("It's not that little," Tyrion replies.) Finally she drops her bombshell: "I have your little whore." This is her revenge, evidently, for Tyrion stealing her daughter. She'll be treated well, she promises... "Unless Joffrey is hurt, and then every wound he suffers she'll suffer too." Tyrion, who has somehow managed to keep his poker face on through all of this, demands proof that she's alive, and Cersei orders Ser Mandon Moore to bring in the whore.And here we get real proof of Cersei's utter incompetence, because it's not Shae. In the books, it's Alayaya, a whore Tyrion pretended to visit as a cover story, just in case something like this should happen, but she isn't present here on TV, so it's obviously not her either. It's Ros, whom Cersei seized on the grounds of a trinket Tyrion gave to her in the first episode of last season, and who hasn't seen him (nor he seen her) ever since.Tyrion shows his true mettle, keeping his poker face on and playing it out as though Cersei had the right person (though there's obviously a bit of Reality Subtext behind his apology and her request to make darned sure nothing happens to her). After that he turns to Cersei, who can barely contain her glee, and puts out a calm, utterly ominous Badass Boast:
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The stars have been busy tweeting their on set escapades which includes wardrobe and prosthetic makeup duties.
Tara Reid dresses up as Hunger Games character Effie Trinket for new film while Selma Blair's getting the special facial on the set of the Hellboy sequel.
'Today at work shooting my new untitled film produced by Jamie Kennedy. It's gonna be super cool!' Tara posted on her twitter account, 'Anyway good night everyone I have an early call time so I'm going to bed! The next day on my way to italy for cipriani's wedding then london.'
Elizabeth Banks as the iconic Effie Trinket in the Hunger Games, Tara got the look right.
Selma Blair tweeted 'At spectral motion getting a mask made.' Spectral Motion is a famous Hollywood make-up studio which handles prosthetics for blockbuster films such as Hellboy and Looper. She managed to strike a pose before getting all the grey gunk on her, only her nostrils remain visible.
That 70s Show? Not looking any bit like Michael Kelso and Jackie Burkhart, but Amy Adams and Christian Bale are seriously channeling the 70s on their new film set in Massachusetts while co-star Bradley Cooper is stuck sporting curlers for his role.
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"We already know that so-called 'Crisis Pregnancy Centers' don't provide medical services – they're nothing more than disguised anti-choice activists misleading pregnant women away from making their own decisions. In North Carolina, there are eight times as many CPCs than health centers that provide a full range of medical services. Funding CPCs to push anti-choice propaganda and misinform pregnant women is a waste of taxpayer dollars." – Planned Parenthood
There have been many articles circulating the Internet in the last few weeks exposing Planned Parenthood of lying about their medical services. Planned Parenthood is nothing but a large organization pushing Abortions. They call themselves "Pro-Choice" but really, if you aren't willing to have an Abortion, you had better leave right away – they don't help women who are not there to receive an abortion.
Planned Parenthood's quote about CPCs is entirely true (watch the movie 12th and Delaware to understand what I mean), and they are a registered non-profit organization who does more for reproductive rights than almost anyone else in the country.
These are Planned Parenthood's services:
[Image: a pie graph labeled "Patient Care Provided by Planned Parenthood Affiliate Health Centers" with figures from 2009. Abortion services are only 3%. STD Testing and Treatment, 35%. Cancer screening and prevention, 16%. Contraception, 35%. Other women's health services, 10%. Other services, 1%. There were 11.4 million total services that year. End description.]
"Pushing abortions" my ass. Look at that graph. Fucking look at it. And they aren't profiteering from abortion, either. It's only 3% of their services, and all profits Planned Parenthood receive go to funding their other services because they are a nonprofit organization.
Planned Parenthood does help people. For many women in particular, Planned Parenthood is their only viable source of the health care services listed in the graph above because they cannot afford health insurance. Would you really take away that last resource and leave all those women to die preventable deaths from STDs or undetected cancer?
So somehow, I think that woman's story of a Planned Parenthood employee kicking her out for wanting a pregnancy test because she wanted to keep the baby is a complete and total fabrication. After all, I've caught lifesitenews.com lying red handed. This would not be the first lie told by you anti-choicers (see: the rest of this blog). And on the off chance that it is true, let me tell you, that is not standard procedure (see the above pie graph). All it shows is the shocking conclusion that some people suck at their jobs.
Jesus, for a "Warrior of Truth", you sure do spread a lot of lies.


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What's wrong with the San Francisco Giants and more importantly, can it be fixed? After going 31-11 over a 42-game span, they have now dropped nine out of ten. But if you look at the twelve games before that, they won ten of those dozen. The Giants are on a roller coaster and their fans don't have any choice. But it's not a good way to do business in the National League and I'll tell you why.
A team that lives by the streak is inevitably going to die by the streak. Says so in the manual, the one that's not written down. San Francisco was like a kid on a new bike for six weeks there, trying out all sorts of new tricks, and playing with all the dials and gadgets. They won a heap of ball games. And then they got going too fast, like all kids invariably do, and they crashed and burned. It was bound to happen.
It's what they do now that makes all the difference in the season. Roll over and die and all folks will say is, "What did you expect? The Dodgers had it in the bank all the way." However, if having existed in a drunken stupor down some alley for the past ten days, has any impact whatsoever, we will see the Orange and Black come back.
They don't need to win ten in a row. What they will need to do, if they are going to contend with the Los Angeles (No-No) Dodgers, is win two of their next three games, and then do it again. It's a winning formula and leads to a string of series victories, like the one we had going last month.
The Giants started out quickly in 2013 also, before a series of injuries dismantled their progress. This year they were able to keep the momentum going, despite losing their number one home run hitter, Brandon Belt. But not forever, as the past ten days have demonstrated. Losing Angel Pagan also will do the trick.
What the Giants needed to do this weekend in Arizona, is simply take two out of three. That's still possible. Tim Lincecum finally figured out a way to keep Paul Goldschmidt in the park, but it wasn't good enough.
Whatever it takes, even if it continues to be Gregor Blanco and Ehire Adrianza who fuel the fire off the bench, the Giants have to kick-start the engine. The stating pitching has to regain the synch it had earlier, in order to allow the bullpen to get back on its feet. After all, the bullpen took one heck of a fall.
But the components are still in place, the chemistry is still brewing in the pot, and the Giants are now clearly aware that, though they may have the components for the best team in the majors, they must continue to apply the basics in every element of the game, if they are to succeed.
Solid pitching must have solid defense, and run-production must have two-out hits, and hits with runners in scoring position, if the Giants are to successfully contend against the Dodgers. And they need to get their heads back in the game and quit making mental mistakes. Right now, San Francisco is ahead in the season series with LA, 7-3. That's a good start.
That the Dodgers are gaining ground is also not surprising when you consider the caliber of their starting pitching alone. The question is, will the Giants be able to regroup in order to reestablish their dominance, or was it all just a pipe dream?
I'm assuming the answer is yes, but then again, it would depend on which part of the question I am addressing, wouldn't it?
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The folks at Colorado.com, the state's official tourism office, set out to compile a list of 99 gorgeous places in Colorado -- a mammoth task, but far from an impossible one given the abundant beauty in these parts. As proof, we present numbers 99 through 81, any one of which would likely finish in ... More >>
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50 Priest Lakshmi Yagya - Oct 20th
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Please join us for this powerful combination of yagyas designed to enhance and protect all aspects of life.
We begin on Oct 20th with a 50 priest Lakshmi yagya to attract prosperity and abundance in all its forms.
The program continues the next day with a 5 priest yagya to celebrate Dhanvantri Jayanti - the birthday of a form of Vishnu who is the "Divine Physician" bringing the knowledge of healing and amrita, the nectar of immortality.
On Oct 23rd, we celebrate Divali (also known as Diwali or Deepavali) a traditional festival of light that is celebrated by lighting diyas (oil or ghee lamps) to celebrate the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. Traditionally it is a time when Lakshmi is happy, easily reached, and ready to bless the lives of her devotees.
Also on the 23rd, we begin a 10 day series called Skanda Shasti, the festival that celebrates the defeat of the demon Taraka by Skanda (also known as Subramanya or Murugan), the son of Shiva and brother of Ganesha.
Murugan is the embodiment of the dynamic cheerful energy of Mars and functions as the celestial General in the devas' eternal struggle against the demons.
Yagyas that are performed during Skanda Shasti help to balance Mars energies in our Jyotish chart, and greatly add to our personal power and ability to experience and enjoy the divine in daily life.
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Beginning the 1000 fruit offerings yagya for Vinayaka Chaturthi - Ganesha Yagya
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Ray LaMontagne- Jolene
This is a pretty uncharacteristic song for me to post on here, but I have to let this drop: I love Ray LaMontagne, and I have since the first time I heard him. There's not really any larger intellectual reason behind the way I love his music, but I can put my finger precisely upon why I love it, and here is that reason. I love his music because it sounds like a synthesis of some of my very earliest musical experiences; namely, the albums my parents listened to when I was a youngster.
I know I talk about my parents a fair deal on here, and that's because I think my parents are two of the coolest people I have ever met. Talking about my parents when I write about music is a fairly common theme of mine: one of my very first writings about music, a review I wrote in my high school newspaper, was as much about the album in question as it was about my dad. As a kid, my parents ALWAYS had music playing. We have never really been a big TV family: we didn't get cable until I was 12, and most of our viewing was limited to movies and the evening news. What kept our house from silence was music. What's interesting is that music in our house wasn't always limited to background music, either: I've made my case for listening parties before, but I think where I get a lot of that from is the way my dad used to listen to music: he'd put an album on the stereo and just sit and listen to it, drinking the whole thing in.
Of course, there was background music aplenty, too: whether it was music on in the car on the way to school, or in the kitchen while my mom made dinner, or in the garage when I worked with my dad on the car we restored, or blasting from a boombox during one of the innumerable home improvement weekends which make up life in the middle-class Midwest, there was ALWAYS music on. And, of course, there was a standard litany of albums that made regular appearances on the stereos of my youth: Van Morrison's "Moondance", Bob Seger's "Night Moves", Paul Simon's "Graceland" and "Rhythm Of The Saints", Warren Zevon's "A Quiet Normal Life", and The Beatles' "Abbey Road" are the big ones that populated my early years, and, not surprisingly, these albums remain some of my very favorite albums today (yes, even "Night Moves". Actually, ESPECIALLY "Night Moves". Take off your hat. Don't be a dick.). I think that I love Ray LaMontagne because, to me, he sounds like a synthesis between Van Morrison and Bob Seger, and so, to me, he sounds like my childhood.
The other big tradition in my household, and one of the only times I was allowed to stay up past my bedtime, was when we were able to figure out when "Austin City Limits" was on PBS. Our local PBS affiliate was really terrible about consistent scheduling, and so it was a bear to try and catch the show, especially in the pre-Internet days, when checking TV schedules meant poring over the newspaper or the TV Guide. Whenever we found out it was on, though, ACL was a family event, and I got to stay up to watch. A couple years ago, I started DVR-ing Austin City Limits, and, while perusing my library, discovered a Ray LaMontagne episode. I dropped EVERYTHING to watch, and, for an hour, it was like I was a little kid again: I was INSTANTLY transported to my youth.
When I moved to New York, I started hanging out with a lot of cool people who were listening to classic rock on a more interesting level than the Led Zeppelin and Aerosmith songs that fill up classic rock radio: these people were listening to Steely Dan deep cuts, weird Hall and Oates albums, Harry Nilsson, and other criminally under-appreciated acts from my parents' generation. What struck me about this was not that this was weird: rather, it was unbelievable to me that I didn't meet people who were listening to the same weird classic rock as I was until I moved out here. When I asked them how they got into this weird rock, their responses were all the same: it was on in their homes as kids. These were bands that their smart, interesting parents were listening to (as were mine. Steely Dan's "Aja" and "The Royal Scam" are two more albums in regular rotation during my youth). We don't really view these albums as "classic rock", or as things "belonging" to our parents: while "Rhythm Of The Saints" was on frequently during my formative years, it gets MORE frequent play now on my iPod, and it's one of my favorite albums, for plenty more reasons than simple nostalgia.
This got me thinking: what are the albums that are going to be on in MY house, that MY kids are going to associate with their youth and carry forward to the next generation? What will be on in MY household during dinner preparations, in the garage on weekends, in the car on the way to drop my kids off at school? What will THEIR favorite older albums be, the albums that cross generational lines and are favorites of young and old alike?
I think that The National's "Boxer" will probably be up there, along with Wilco's "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot", Yeasayer's "Odd Blood", Zombi's "Spirit Animal" (this will probably be a "Dad album", just like "Bone Machine" and "Shut Up And Play Yer Guitar" were when I was a kid: these are the albums that you listen to when mom isn't around because she can't stand them), and The Hold Steady's "Boys and Girls In America". And, although this is embarrassing, and although he's a pretty despicable person, John Mayer's "Continuum" will probably be another regular (it's like an abusive relationship. I just can't quit it, although I know I should.).
I've enabled photo-reply here, because it would be cool to post album covers instead of album names. What are the albums that were on constantly when YOU were a kid? What are the albums that YOU want to pass on?
I interviewed William Gibson recently for my public radio program, The Sound of Young America, and the program was just released online. It's rare for a public radio interview to be concerned with fashion and style, and rarer still when that interview is with a science fiction writer, but that was one of the core issues in our conversation. Gibson's books tend to be about ideas, and his most recent, Zero History, is about the interplay between fashion, identity and authenticity. He's even helped create/curate some items for the Japanese brand Buzz Rickson, which manufactures perfect duplicates of 20th century military clothing.
Enjoy the interview, which I've included here.
I interviewed William Gibson recently for my public radio program, The Sound of Young America, and the program was just released online. It's rare for a public radio interview to be concerned with fashion and style, and rarer still when that interview is with a science fiction writer, but that was one of the core issues in our conversation. Gibson's books tend to be about ideas, and his most recent, Zero History, is about the interplay between fashion, identity and authenticity. He's even helped create/curate some items for the Japanese brand Buzz Rickson, which manufactures perfect duplicates of 20th century military clothing.
Enjoy the interview, which I've included here.
I love Put This On. I have four or five posts about men's style/fashion (or, really, any more, anti-style/anti-fashion) saved in my drafts right now, and as soon as I can figure out exactly what I want to say, this blog is going to have a LOT of posts about men's fashion.
More than that, however, this combines basically all of my interests right now: American men's workwear and futurism. Or, in short: JESSE THORN INTERVIEWING WILLIAM GIBSON ABOUT CLOTHES. THIS IS NOT OPTIONAL.
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I think the $450,000 figure is a typo. Hirsch only paid February's rent payment.
Hirsch has only OFFERED to make the February payment as he continues to consider whether or not to purchase the balloon note.http://www.dailynews.com/news/...
But he hasn't paid $450,000. So people are going to think he paid the note off, which he hasn't.


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We've had an action packed Spring and summer, thanks to all our wonderful clients! These photos are of us at the recent Gardner Webb University freshman orientation day.
Enjoying a wide range of events!
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Just as I suspected, the new ground layout at LEAF was super cool. The Roots Family Stage, which has been down near the entrance for the last several years, was located up on the hill near family camping. And like I mentioned in my last post, the kid areas were spread out through the grounds giving me plenty of gatherings for entertainment.
The recent flurry of Malls, Universities, festivals, local businesses and parties have has been a blast.
Our next big show will be at Harrah's Casino in Cherokee NC for an audience of over 800! Please stay tuned, I'll post more on that event soon.
Spring has sprung!
Posted on April 17, 2014
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On top of many private parties and gatherings, we are busy with some great events far and wide. Last weekend we entertained with three performers at the Annual Black Mountain Easter Egg Hunt, presented by Black Mountain Rec. The weather was perfect, unlike last year when it was 38 degrees, wet and windy. That Saturday show was followed by me performing at Painter's Greenhouse for their amazing Herb Festival.
We have two exciting shows coming up in the next week. I'll be a street performing character at Lennox Square Mall in Atlanta next Thursday from six to nine. They have been working on a new food area and this is a block party to give it a grand opening.
Three of us then travel to Gardner-Webb University in Boiling Springs, NC the following Saturday night for their annual end of year formal dance extravaganza. The theme is vintage carnival, a perfect fit for us. We're outside with fire, a mime, juggling, magic and stilts.
Look for us at LEAF again this Spring with appearances at seven stages! The arrangement for kids has been totally re-vamped this year with seven separate areas for kid's activities throughout the festival. And as a bonus, I get to just stroll for the first time ever at this festival. So instead of thirty minute shows and hour long workshops, I get to go to the different kid areas and just have fun!
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Papa Elf started off the season in style with an appearance in the Annual Asheville Holiday Parade on December 23rd. The picture on the front page of the web site is of me walking, running and juggling my way up Biltmore Ave trying to catch up to the llamas!
The season continues this weekend with our annual featured appearance at Biltmore Village's wonderful Dickens Festival. Mountain Circus Arts characters have been providing lasting memories there for many years and we always see return families who remember us well. Look for Papa Elf on Saturday from 12:30-2:30 pm and on Sunday from 1:30-3:30. This picture is from the olden times before color. The nice kid? A retiree in Florida who still comes every year.
Saturday evening will feature The Elf at Black Mountain Parks and Recreation's magical Circle of Lights event at beautiful Lake Tomahawk where the lake's shoreline is surrounded by luminaries. Look for me in the pavilion for magic and juggling, Santa and Newfoundlands! This pic was from last year.
The following two weekends we travel to Atlanta for our third annual appearance at Lenox Square Mall. The mall has just emerged from a major renovation and I'm looking forward to the new set. By the way, that chair at the top of the page? That's a normal size chair. I always get asked if I am too tall to be an Elf. I tell them we can be a lot less tall when needed and show them the proof with this picture. Most people seem to believe which is not surprising this time of year.
This is the new entrance and a little description. Looking forward to bringing the smiles to Atlanta.
A renovation project is underway at one of the nation's premier regional malls ties in nicely with both efforts to make Buckhead more pedestrian-friendly and trends toward "walkability" in retail developments.
It's been busy!
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We've had a very busy late summer and fall with private events including birthdays, company gatherings, family reunions, pic nics, theme parks, retirement parties and more. We are well into the public side of our work now with festivals, fall events and the approach of the holidays.
Most recently, we entertained and twisted balloons at the annual Black Mountain Halloween event. We've been privileged to work for Black Mountain Rec for many years now. There is a funny video on our Face Book page of me juggling fire.
Earlier this month I performed for three days at LEAF using four characters and five costume changes. Big fun.
I also repeated a nice event for Avery County Schools at the kick off of their pre school enrollment.
This coming weekend finds me at three private parties.
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We have the great honor of performing for Lake Junaluska's 100th Birthday Party on Sunday evening. The history of this amazing place is remarkable and we are proud to be part of this event. Stay tuned for a report.
We are excited to be continuing our wonderful relationship with Black Mountain Parks and Recreation and are looking forward to our annual Holloween and Christmas events. We also have dozens of private parties and corporate gatherings through the fall.
Once again, we will be bringing our clown workshop and fire performance back to LEAF for the Fall Festival during the weekend of October 18th. LEAF is truly one of the great family festivals in the world.
Three fun appearances!
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I had a great time performing for Painters Greenhouse during their customer appreciation event on Tuesday. I followed that with two shows on Thursday for the Haywood County Library system, one at the Waynesville branch and the other at the Canton Branch.
The two shows were each over an hour long with juggling, magic and a mini clown workshop. We then went outdoors and worked with some fire. The character was "Dr. Diggs" and the shows were part of the Library's summer kickoff, "Dig into reading".
LEAF Update!
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I had the pleasure of performing at the
Lake Eden Arts Festival last Friday and Saturday. I worked Friday at the Toy Boat Circus Workshop stage leading a Mime-Clown workshop. It was well attended and the kids were awesome. I started with tug of war and ended an hour later with a line of children waiting to try the classic pants drop and hat fetch routine. Just amazing smiles and laughter.
On Saturday I performed a magic, juggling and fire eating show at the Roots Stage and juggled in the parade.
Black Mountain Easter
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The crew and dozens of families caught a break from the wet weather for a fun morning of entertainment and egg hunting on March 23rd. The clouds and cold couldn't stop the excitement of the Annual Easter Egg Hunt by Black Mountain Parks and Rec.
Lake Eden Arts Festival
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Randall will be back in action at the annual LEAF this spring! Characters and show times are still being decided so please stay tuned. Mark the dates for this one of a kind festival, May 9-12, 3013.
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As we all know, Survivor Series is quickly approaching. So far, we already know one match: Team Punk vs. Team Foley. Well, it USED to be Team Punk vs. Team Foley. It has become Team Foley vs. Team Ziggler. This, in my opinion, doesn't make too much sense. What the heck is Foley's purpose in this? He is having an issue with CM Punk, not Ziggler, not Sandow, not Rhodes, not Del Rio, not Barrett, but Punk. So, really, there is no point to having Mick Foley involved with the matchup. So, now, this is just a random match with tons of rivals facing each other, but it doesn't have a purpose anymore. Now, it seems like filler.
So, the reason for Punk and Ryback leaving their respective teams is because Vince McMahon has now scheduled a triple threat match for the WWE Championship, Ryback vs. Cena vs. Punk. So now, we have another long, terrible, boring chapter in the Ryback-Punk-Cena storyline, when Cena basically has left the storyline. Cena should not be involved in this match because he has a whole other storyline going on: The AJ Scandal. They should have him focusing on that and not on a WWE title match.
Both of those matches don't even begin the issues that this PPV will have. This PPV is known to be one of WWE's biggest PPV events of the year, yet I don't think we can even say that without dying laughing, because at this point, we have a bad PPV. First off, these two matches have been basically seen before, I can easily predict seeing Ryback using his incredibly limited moveset and do nothing cool. Cena, same thing. Punk, I can expect him trying his best to make the match good like at HIAC, but failing because of Cena and Ryback. Now, the Survivor Series match won't be that great because it will basically be a combination of matches we've seen before, like Alberto Del Rio vs. Randy Orton and Team Hell No vs. Team Rhodes Scholars. And since it lost most of its purpose, it won't be that interesting. Now, there is also the World Heavyweight Title match. Big Show vs. Sheamus was solid at HIAC, but I don't see it being much better at HIAC, there could be more intensity in the match because of more recent buildup.
Which leads me to my next point. WWE only gave them three weeks to make and build up a whole PPV. There is absolutely no doubt there will be multiple filler matches at Survivor Series, just wait.
So, overall, I believe that Survivor Series should be a stellar PPV, except WWE just didn't give Survivor Series any chance to be successful, they just let it flop, hang there. I can see this as being Hell in a Cell 2.0.
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Team Foley vs Team Heyman
Make it seem more like a Foley v Heyman feud, each have selected the best stars of today to make some fantasy match bs.
Team HHH vs Team Lesnar
Brock comes back goes after Foley after Heyman asks him to, to give him the psychological edge, qu...
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Ur right Alex, thus it should obviously stay around the waist of the one who hasn't been glad handed everything to them by Vince as the other two have. That match will be on Punk to make it a truly great match but I don't see them going that way. He make escape the match with the title but it won'...


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Its your raffie.... day Pingu
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wow much more raaaaaaaaaaaaaafieeessssss yippi
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Morning all!! 5 raffies just went left at TE!! great sight!
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Doing good here, Took! I'm having my first mug of coffee with two chocolate chip cookies! Hope your day is going well; with you having some fun.
Wed, 07/03/2012 - 3:30am#17
Bye Took.
Cape Buffalo now at EP :) Vervet monkeys calling there, too.
Wed, 07/03/2012 - 3:28am#18
Cams are looking great today have to leave...enjoy and see you all soon !
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Hello Hanneke ! .... or should I say Hallo
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It's emerged the Prime Minister's Office approached Parliamentary Services more than once regarding the Henry Inquiry into the leak of the Kitteridge report.
Labour and the Greens are alleging Mr Key acted unconstitutionally and placed undue pressure on Parliamentary Services, and that led to Fairfax reporter Andrea Vance's movement and phone log records being accessed.
Yesterday the Prime Minister revealed his chief of staff did email Parliamentary Services but he maintains it was to do with obligations regarding ministers.
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The opposition's been attacking the Government alleging the Prime Minister's chief of staff's pressure was what resulted in a journalist Andrea Vance's phone and movement records being obtained.
But Cabinet Minister Steven Joyce says they're being contradictory given just a short time ago they were baying for emails between MP Peter Dunne and Ms Vance to be released.
"And now suddenly they're holier than thou about the privacy of that information, you can't have it both ways Mr Robertson."
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