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Australian radio presenter Dee Dee Dunleavy has triggered outrage on social media by penning a blog post implying women should boycott British celebrity Nigella Lawson's books until she "makes a stand on domestic violence".
On Sunday, pictures emerged of the UK chef apparently being grabbed by the throat by her husband Charles Saatchi.
Dunleavy, who writes and broadcasts for Melbourne station 3AW under the self-applied nickname 'The Queen of Melbourne radio', said on Sunday: "Nigella, like it or not, you're a beacon for women from all walks of life.
"If you want us to buy your books and watch your shows on how to run our kitchens, then we need you to make a stand on domestic violence," she wrote.
Dunleavy asked why, directly after the alleged attack by Saatchi, Lawson posted "a picture of a buttered, toasted bagel on her official Twitter page, as though nothing else was on her mind but food".
"That's not the response we were after, Nigella. We think you are strong, beautiful and successful. We imagine your home is warm and smells of cinnamon, and if we dropped in we'd get a hug and a feed," Dunleavy wrote in the blog for 3AW, which is owned by Fairfax Media, publisher of this website.
"We don't like to think of you cowering from a thug. A man so boldly abusive he had no qualms about attacking you in public."
Dunleavy claimed Saatchi had "form", saying the couple had been photographed in a similar incident last year, with pictures of Saatchi covering Lawson's mouth - photos that were described at the time as playful.
The comments about Lawson have sparked outrage on social media, with some Twitter posts demanding Dunleavy apologise.
Australian comedian and writer Corinne Grant tweeted: "I really didn't misunderstand. you're asking a DV victim to become the face of DV or you'll boycott her. [sic]"
Newspaper columnist Miranda Devine tweeted: "Victimising the victim - how does that help?
"Shaming and bullying does nothing for any cause."
"What an absolute disgraceful piece of writing and commentary this is Dee Dee. You have further victimised the victim here," Julie of Melbourne wrote.
Twitter user Karen was slightly more moderate.
"I appreciate some of the sentiments of the article but it was totally out of order. Why should Nigella bear the burden of battered women everywhere just because she's a celebrity???," she wrote.
Dunleavy responded on her personal Twitter feed to the public outcry, saying:
I did not call for a boycott on Nigella's books. That's absurd. My point is that she should file a complaint with police. Make a stand.
— Dee Dee Dunleavy (@DeeDeeDunleavy) June 16, 2013
Speaking with fellow 3AW radio presenter Neil Mitchell this morning, Dunleavy sought to hose down her comments.
"I probably could have worded that better because a lot of people have misunderstood that I'm calling for a boycott of Nigella's books," she told Neil Mitchell.
"I'm a massive Nigella fan, (but) if she wants to be that person that we look up to and we watch, then she also needs to be a leader."
Dunleavy responded to Mitchell's questions about whether she was implying the victim of a domestic violence incident should take on some responsibility by saying: "Yes I am. This is not victim blaming and it is too soon for her to be doing that."
Dunleavy said on radio she was motivated to call on Lawson to take a high-profile stand on domestic violence after watching a close friend in her 20s become stuck in a violent relationship.
Dunleavy said she felt helpless as she was unsure of the best way to offer support.
"I didn't want to upset her and our friendship, so I didn't say 'this is never going to get any better'. I didn't step in," she said on 3AW.
"You don't know what to do when you're young, you need an example.
"I'm not suggesting that she do it today, but I'm suggesting that women will look to her to see how to behave."
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Breaking News: German Constitutional Court stops Lisbon Treaty RatificationSubmitted by Colognepaulist on Tue, 06/30/2009 - 11:56
As I know some of you are interested in European liberty affairs:
I just got the news in Germany our Federal Constitutional Court has ruled that the laws incorporating the treaty into German law are partly unconstitutional. This is the second heavy blow to the treaty since the Irish Referendum. Apparently the German members of parliament now got their holidays cancelled to "repair" the damage.
I will keep you informed.
I know I was off-DP for a while, but I will come back now.
Thanks Colognepaulist
This is a great news.
As a french citizen, I've been following their attempt to establish a European Constitution closely.
However, they will find a way around it.
They ignored the Dutch and the French NO result in 2005.
They ignored the Irish result of last year.
They will most probably modify your Constitution.
In France they modified ours so this treaty could be ratified.
It is their "European Empire".
"Sometimes I like to compare the EU as a creation to the organisation of empire." - J.M. Barroso, President of the European Commission
Thank you for the Info
This is important information....!
Update coming soon
Maybe my headline was too enthusiastic. But here are many spin-doctors at work now and one has to check the written ruling. It seems the court has (again) drawn some line into the sand, but the mainstream politicians will manage to repair the law so far that Germany can ratify the treaty before the new Irish referendum.
Ron Paul was right
Nice! Great to see you back as well Cologne!
We'll have to catch up real soon. :-)
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Caught in the middle?
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What are you fightin' for?
Caught in the middle?
Freedom is only for those with the guts to defend it!
Wilkommen !!!
Welcome back !!!!
Looking forward to your posts
Thank you and take care.
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I wonder who is full of BS?
NPR has also been reporting the plaintiffs in the New Haven discrimination case are all white, when I know damn well one of them is latino, but it doesn't fit in with their agenda, so they leave it out. I usually catch them lying or omitting facts daily. Nationalized Propaganda Radio
Good job Germany! You're making US patriots proud!
Slowly, razor cuts bleed them into futility.
America, do not give up your guns and be an activist for respect of all living things and creatures, and that no one be sacrificed at the alter of any government or ideology. The arrogant rhino and fear monger of corporate paranoia will herd you into the catagory of cows.
And never forget, "Humans, despite our artistic pretensions, our sophistication and many accomplishments, owe the fact of our existence to a six-inch layer of topsoil and the fact that it rains."
And never forget, "Humans, despite our artistic pretensions, our sophistication and many accomplishments, owe the fact of our existence to a six-inch layer of topsoil and the fact that it rains."
Thanks for the post.
They have to do it LEGALLY .
Good people make the difference,you-no
That is great news
Europeans (along with any sensible individuals anywhere) ought to be heavily wary of unaccountable central authorities.
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Welcome back!
Been wondering about you. Thanks for this extremely important information.
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good news
This is good news for state/country sovereignty. With the economic problems, we may see more push-back from Germans because Germany is being asked to support other countries such as Ireland and Spain...
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I am very much interested and am a big fan of UKIP. Keep it coming!
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Columbia, Mo. - The Missouri Tiger football team held a shortened full-pad practice Wednesday morning on the John Kadlec Athletic Fields, and it served as the final preparation for the second major scrimmage of the 2013 fall camp, set for tomorrow morning at Faurot Field/Memorial Stadium.
Wednesday's action, seemingly like every day in camp so far, had the competition between the offense and defense hotly contested, and went down to the wire. The offense got late touchdown receptions from junior WR Bud Sasser and senior WR Marcus Lucas (both thrown by redshirt freshman QB Maty Mauk) to secure the overall win, which tied the camp series at four wins for each side.
The deciding series came with the #1 offense going against the #1 defense in red zone work. Facing a 1st-and-goal situation from the 9-yardline with the score tied at 5-5, senior QB James Franklin hit sophomore WR Dorial Green-Beckham in the end zone for what looked like it would be a sure touchdown, but senior CB Randy Ponder reached in at the last second to pry the ball out of Green-Beckham's hands for an incomplete pass. That gave the defense a 6-5 lead, but that was short-lived, as Mauk took the next snap, and scrambled to his right to avoid pocket pressure. He spotted a couple of receivers in the back corner of the end zone, and he lofted a ball that way. Sasser outleaped a defender to secure the catch for a 9-yard touchdown and a 7-6 lead for the offense.
On the next snap, Mauk hit senior WR L'Damian Washington on a quick out that appeared to be well-blocked, but Washington slipped making a cut and was downed for no gain, tying the score at 7-7. On the last play, a 3rd-and-4 snap from the 9-yardline, Mauk made a beautiful pump fake and lofted a ball to a wide open Lucas in the back of the end zone for a touchdown that set off a big celebration by the Tiger offense.
Earlier in the red zone work, highlights were turned in by senior WR Jaleel Clark and junior WR Gavin Otte, who both made outstanding catches for touchdowns. Clark's came from Mauk on a fade route in the left corner of the end zone. Ponder was draped all over him, but he outfought the smaller defensive back for the ball, tipped it to keep it alive, and grabbed the ball while falling down for the score. A few plays later, it was sophomore QB Corbin Berkstresser who sent a ball into the end zone for Otte, who made a nifty diving catch in traffic to pull it in for the touchdown.
Sophomore TB Russell Hansbrough also got in on the scoring action Wednesday, as he scampered in from nine yards out for a touchdown against the #2 defense to help the offensive cause.
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The Masters 2013: Tiger Woods warns Augusta field that he's back in major mood
World No 1 is 'excited' about week ahead and credits fatherhood with giving him new sense of perspective
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Wednesday 10 April 2013
Forget 15, the magic number in the eye of Tiger Woods is 19, and we are not talking about the Masters appearances the world No 1 clocks up this week. While a 15th major title might be confirmation that Woods is indeed back to his best, he reached that accommodation with himself some time ago.
What he wants is 19, and the all-time major record. "I would like to be able to get to that point," Woods said here. "It took Jack Nicklaus a while to get to 18, all the way until he was 46 years old. So there's plenty of opportunities for me. We have very expansive careers and I feel like I'm basically right in the middle of mine. I have a lot of good years ahead of me and I'm excited about this week."
Woods has already won three times this year in four strokeplay events on the PGA Tour so he is back at optimum level. The world No 1 is absolute in his belief that he is ready once again to deliver the kind of performance that made him the dominant golfer of the epoch.
Nicklaus, who holds the record number of major victories, 18, had 14 at the age of 37, the same age as Woods is now. This will be the 61st major contested by Woods, eerily the same number Nicklaus had played at the same stage. The difference is Woods has not landed a big one since the US Open at Torrey Pines in 2008. Had he continued to convert at the rate that brought him the first tranche he would have been out of sight by now. As it is he has nine years to claim the five he needs to eclipse Nicklaus in the time frame laid out by the Golden Bear, who added No 18 at this event when he was 46.
Woods presents in fatherhood a face in softer focus. He is not the implacable hunter-gatherer of his youth, but a more measured soul, at least off the course. He credits his kids with providing the counterpoint he needed to right his ship. "Life is better since I've had kids. It's a beautiful juggling act. Parents in here will certainly attest to that; that's the joy in life and to be able to be a part of their life and watch them grow and help them grow.
"Getting out there and taking them on the golf course with me every now and again, they will have a great time. To me, that's what it's all about. That's how I was introduced to the game, and that's how I built such a great relationship with my father, to be able to spend that quality time out there on the course like that. I've been lucky enough to have a nice little set-up in the backyard, so can hit a few wedge shots and the kids will come out and enjoy it, too."
Woods was in the daddy role again late on Monday evening when he agreed to babysit 14-year-old Guan Tianlang. It takes a lot to make Woods blink on a golf course so credit must go the phenomenon from China for the pause taken. "He's not in high school yet. When I was 14, I was trying to get on, trying to play more tournaments and running track and cross-country; you know, trying to get homework done. I couldn't imagine playing in a Tour event, but the Masters! For a 14-year-old to be able to come out here and handle himself the way he's done is just unbelievable."
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"We expect that by Thursday we should be signing said document," Panama Canal Administrator Jorge Quijano told reporters a day after announcing a deal with the GUPC consortium, which is led by Spanish builder Sacyr and Italy's Salini Impregilo.
The deal, which was outlined on Thursday, foresees the consortium finishing work by December 2015 and would require both the Panama Canal Authority and GUPC to each inject $100 million for immediate cash flow needs to fully resume work.
The agreement would also extend repayment of advanced payments made by the Panama Canal Authority to the consortium that are worth $784 million until 2018 at the latest.
As part of the deal, the Canal Authority agreed that the consortium could use a $400 million surety bond through insurer Zurich North America as backing to seek financing.
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Limited work on the project resumed on Feb. 21 after a two-week stoppage. The dispute has fanned fears of delays that could cost Panama millions of dollars in lost shipping tolls.
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You can enter the ballot for tickets via the official Falls website right now, with registrations closing at 12pm AEST, Monday 26th August. Then, from 9am Thursday 29th August, lucky ballot-winners can purchase just four tickets each, with a general ticket sales then beginning 9am Wednesday, 4th September. No word yet on prices, so stay tuned.
So here it is – the Falls Festival 2013/2014 lineup!
Falls Festival 2013/2014 lineup
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Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2011
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If you've been looking for a laundry cleaner with a list of ingredients you can actually pronounce, then check out this vegan-friendly laundry soap by Lafayette transplant Layne Smith. Frustrated with not finding any hypo allergenic or chemical-free soaps on local grocery store shelves, Smith decided to create her own recipe using local ingredients like washing soda, baking soda, borax and Dragonfly Gardens Eucalyptus Spearmint Bar Soap — a handmade treasure of her hometown of Brazil, Ind. — which itself is a mixture of olive oil, distilled water, coconut oil, palm oil, shea butter and grapefruit seed extract. The first order comes in a handy glass jar with repeat orders eventually coming in eco-friendly bags. Each jar yields 15-30 loads with full loads requiring only one tablespoon, two for those bottom-of-the-hamper loads. You can find them for $5 each at etsy.com/listing/80849952/homemade-laundry-soap?ref=pr_shop. — Wynce Nolley
A caprese sandwich or salad is one of the most filling yet light, innovative and classic dishes out there. The Saint Street Inn uses yeasty ciabatta bread as the sturdy support for the layers of made-in-house pesto, buxom tomatoes and beefy slices of mozzarella. This way, it's vegetarian. We took advantage of the Inn's offer to slip some tender and salty prosciutto into the sandwich party, and we were not going to bounce the Italian stallion of pork out unceremoniously. The result is a sandwich that is cool enough for the 90-plus degree lunch days and hearty enough to fill your workday without sitting in your stomach like an edible truncheon. A cucumber and cherry tomato salad comes on the side, all for $8.50. Add one of SSI's brownies for an extra $2 for that mid-afternoon sugar shot and you are host to quite a shindig in your mouth. — Anna Purdy
Do you bleed red? Or do you simply not want to be ostracized by your coworkers on Fridays? In either case, on Mondays-Thursdays from 7:40 a.m.-4:50 p.m. and Fridays from 7:40 a.m.-12:20 p.m., stop by the University Bookstore centrally located in UL Lafayette's Student Union to rack up on everything vermilion and white. The Wear Red campaign, which encourages UL supporters to wear the signature color every Friday, spiced up last year and is gaining even more of a cult following with the installation of new head football coach Mark Hudspeth. At the university's recent Fan Day, Hudspeth preached to more than 4,000 attendees to, "Smother any other colors than vermilion and white." Whether it is a Ragin' Cajun vintage sweatshirt at $29.99 or a red T-shirt that has "True Love" accompanied by a fleur de lis at $17.99, you don't want to bear the wrath of Hudspeth or any other UL faithfuls. After all, this is Ragin' Cajun Country. — Emily Henagan
Black Friday shopping begins; Pope visiting Turkey; oil prices decline and more national and international news for Friday, November 28, 2014.
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The fight to clean up Lafayette Parish could get some added ammunition with two ordinances up for votes Tuesday by the City-Parish Council targeting litter-bugs.
A divided 3rd Circuit Court of Appeal reversed a Lafayette district judge's ruling absolving the co-owner of a New Iberia accounting firm of liability in an embezzlement case.
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By striking a deal to lessen the blow of health insurance changes on state workers, school employees and retirees, Gov. Bobby Jindal's administration lowered the volume of criticism but gave itself and local school boards a new budget headache.
With the airport tax coming up for a parishwide vote in about a week, the Broussard City Council and its mayor have come out in support of the proposal.
Protesters rallied peacefully in several Louisiana cities in the wake of the Missouri grand jury decision not to indict a police officer in the fatal shooting of Michal Brown.
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The U.S. rep billed LSU for work allegedly performed on the same days Congress voted on major legislation and held important committee hearings on energy and the ACA.
"I am only getting a little nervous about two projects — the proposed Sasol GTL facility [not the new ethylene plant] and the proposed G2X facility — both in Lake Charles. They need a hefty difference between oil and natural gas prices to make sense."
Abysmally low participation by the public has prompted the council to scuttle the 2014 survey with plans to simplify it and try again next year.
The village now says the ordinance will likely be overturned and authorities will more vigorously enforce existing leash laws.
Lower oil prices also might slow the growth of oil production in parts of the U.S., Canada and elsewhere because it will no longer be so profitable.
Bill Cassidy cast an early ballot Tuesday, seeking to draw renewed attention to a race that has fallen off newspaper front pages and away from people's minds as they plan holiday meals and shopping schedules.
A Lafayette woman faces up to 20 years in prison for running up more than $1 million in unauthorized charges to her company credit card.
Signs that our state's banking industry is undergoing a downsizing in 2014 were further confirmed today with the FDIC's latest figures showing a third straight quarter in which Louisiana lost more banks and earned less money.
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State police say a 47-year-old Lafayette man, who collected more than $83,000 in disability benefits, is accused of operating two businesses out of his home at a time when he claimed he had no income.
Battered all night by Baltimore's relentless pass rush, Drew Brees could feel his protection collapsing and Terrell Suggs getting ahold of him as he urgently unloaded a pass to the right flat toward tight end Jimmy Graham.
After a convincing defeat at the polls on Nov. 4, Earl "Nickey" Picard has decided to let bygones be bygones with his former right-hand man Brian Pope, announcing his support for his former employee's runoff bid to become Lafayette's next city marshal.
Saturday the athletic department did everything possible to ensure the 2014 Ragin' Cajun seniors remembered fondly their last home game. Rain and lightning never arrived but turbulence did in the form of the Appalachian State Mountaineers.
Even stranger than the Republican Party's decision to hold a "unity rally" earlier this month for Congressman Bill Cassidy in a Baton Rouge bar, Huey's Bar, was the fact that the establishment was named after Louisiana's most famous Democrat.
Bar Code is not a gay bar.
After failing to pass a medical marijuana bill last year, state Sen. Fred Mills, R-Parks, is telling supporters he will return in 2015 with legislation that focuses on different applications like oils and pills.
Voters, obviously, are not yet tuned into the 2015 ballot, despite the intriguing races it will host.
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NOV 28 Columnist James Gill writes about an irritant for AG Buddy Caldwell in this post. Caldwell's upset about a "technicality" that turns out to be the US Constitution, Gill says.
NOV 28 Bill Cassidy says the story about his possible double-dipping from taxpayers is a "non-issue," the ABC News politics blog reports here. The story, broken by bloggers Lamar White Jr. and Jason Brad Berry earlier this week, is probably an issue for some taxpayers.
NOV 28 Blogger Tom Aswell writes about the next step for the 6th Congressional race. Former Gov. and ex-con Edwin Edwards plans to take some shots at opponent Garret Graves by pointing out that Graves is buddies with Bobby Jindal.
NOV 28 Gov. Bobby Jindal has much to be thankful for this week, the Picayune reports here. Specifically, he moved up in the latest GOP presidential poll - to 2 percent. Whoopie!
NOV 28 Blogger Ian McGibboney responds to a troll-like poster who had a problem with his most recent post about the Saints. Since people are rioting in Ferguson, Ian shouldn't talk about football, this individual opined. It's possible to care about more than one thing, Ian counters.
NOV 28 Yet again, we're hearing about budget cuts that are necessary because of a big budget hole, this editorial in the American Press says. This raises some questions, the paper says, such as: Why does this keep happening? And how can this be so when we're being told our economy is doing great?
NOV 28 Blogger Jason Brad Berry, arguably the only guy in Louisiana who is truly paying attention to the BP claims process, has a little something to say about a Picayune story on the audit reports. He wants to know if the reporter has ESP, or just wrote her story based on a press release. He also has links to the documents she wrote about - so you can judge for yourself.
NOV 28 The publishers of the Forward Now blog post this disclaimer about their social media accounts. They don't monitor who "likes" their articles, the publishers say, and they aren't trying to manipulate Facebook likes. Say what?
NOV 26 Jim Brown, like many of us Louisiana voters, seems fed up with out of town know-it-alls trying to tell us what to do. Bill Cassidy can't make it through the day without flying someone in to "tell us political retards" how to vote, he says.
NOV 26 Zach Kopplin, who we came to know and love when he was a Louisiana high school student lobbying for the continued inclusion of science stuff in science class, pens this post in The Atlantic about a "textbook" available for social studies instruction in Texas that discusses how Moses contributed to the Constitution. (Oy! Texas rednecks love Jews. Who knew?)
NOV 26 Blogger Tom Aswell is writing about the behavior of the two finalists in the 6th Congressional District race: Edwin Edwards and Garret Graves. Edwards has come out swinging, but Graves' campaign seems bent on snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, Tom says.


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Awards Recognize Local Entrepreneurs
By Rachel Judy | June 21, 2011
2011 Entrepreneur of the Year Robynne Redmon and GLE professor, Dr. Greg Stone.
This year marks the fourth year that Regent University's School of Global Leadership & Entrepreneurship (GLE) has served as a major sponsor for Inside Business' Entrepreneurial Excellence Awards. Held on Monday, June 20, the annual luncheon recognizes five top Hampton Roads, Va., businessmen and women whose entrepreneurial spirit and hard work have resulted in significant accomplishments in Hampton Roads.
Regent's partnership with Inside Business stems from a similar approach to business. "Regent University's MBA program is an entrepreneurial-focused generalist program that seeks to prepare graduates to either start new businesses or expand existing businesses," explained Dr. Bruce Winston, GLE's dean. "This fits squarely with the focus of Inside Business' Entrepreneurial Excellence Awards program."
Dr. Greg Stone, professor of marketing in GLE, served as one of the judges for the awards.
This year's Entrepreneur of the Year was Robynne Redmon, whose company—5 Star Medical Transport—provides transportation services to seniors and people with mobility difficulties. Redmon, an international opera singer, started her Chesapeake-based business out of her home. Today, the company serves Hampton Roads, Va.; North Carolina; and has another office in Starr, S.C. They operate 15 transport vans and employ 18 workers.
Entrepreneurial Excellence Awards were also presented to Andrew Johnson of Tidewater Flight Center (Chesapeake), David La Clair of Insignia Technology Services (Newport News), Dr. Margaret MacKrell Gaglione of Tidewater Bariatrics (Chesapeake) and Dr. M. Shane Swatts of Eastern Virginia Eye Associates (Chesapeake).
This year's keynote speaker was Dr. Lucy Gibney, president and CEO of Dr. Lucy's LLC. Gibney was named Entrepreneur of the Year in 2008 after launching a manufacturing business that produces a specialty line of allergen-free cookies. In her address, Gibney discussed both the tough times and favorite moments of starting and building her own business. Just this year, the company added three new cookie flavors to its line.
While it was Gibney who developed the original cookie recipe, she is quick to point out that her success has not come solely from her own efforts. "A strong entrepreneurial effort is a team effort," she said.
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YEa porn is great but not when its salad fingers, but yes this was funny as hell.
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|Seth Griffith scores 'sick' goal, draws comparisons to Sidney Crosby, Alex Ovechkin
|11.11.14 at 12:10 am ET
Seth Griffith doesn't talk the same game he plays.
So, when asked about his blocked shot, sprint through a pair of opponents and spin-o-rama that ended with a goal on a backhanded shot with his back facing the net, the rookie had to quote Patrice Bergeron to do the feat justice.
"He just said that was a sick play," Griffith said. "He's one of the guys that talks to me all the time and he's making me more confident in the room. Bergy was one of the first to congratulate me. It's always pretty cool when a guy like that says something to you like that. He's a great guy."
The goal that Griffith scored with 1:59 left in the second period not only snapped a 2-2 tie, but it provided much needed inspiration that helped the Bruins beat the Devils, 4-2, Monday night at TD Garden. The reason for the inspiration was exactly how the play unfolded.
With the Devils possessing the puck in the Bruins' zone, Griffith slid down to block a shot. In one motion, he got up, controlled the puck and took off on a sprint. He split Devils defensemen Marek Zidlicky and Bryce Salvador and somehow managed to carry the puck, lose it, get it back, put his back to goalie Corey Schneider and backhand it through his own legs and under the left pad of the Devils' goalie for the go-ahead tally.
"Yeah, we picked up our game after that but it just goes to show how good we can play and we shouldn't wait for stuff like that to happen to get going," Griffith said.
|5 things we learned as Bruins won 5th straight: Seth Griffith scores crazy goal
|11.10.14 at 9:29 pm ET
One goal can make a game. Seth Griffith's second-period goal did just that.
With the Bruins and Devils tied at two goals apiece late in the second period, the Bruins rookie scored what is likely the most impressive goal he'll score in his career when, after blocking a shot, he battled for a puck through Bryce Salvador and got tangled up with Marek Zidlicky as he raced to the net. After getting spun around, he backhanded the puck through his legs and those of Cory Schneider to give the Bruins a 3-2 lead.
Reilly Smith would score soon after, giving the Bruins two goals in the final two minutes of the second period and sending them on their way to a 4-2 victory over the Devils (Check out the game boxscore).
Griffith, who was playing in his 12th NHL game after getting called up for top-six duty last month, is becoming no stranger to sensational goals. After flying through the air Bobby Orr-style on his Oct. 28 goal against the Wild, Griffith is setting the bar pretty high for himself going forward in his young NHL career.
The win was Boston's fifth in a row. It improved the B's to 6-1-0 since Zdeno Chara went down, while the B's have won all three games that David Krejci has missed over this recent stretch.
Here are four other things we learned Monday night:
Torey Krug returned to the lineup after a four-game absence caused by a broken pinky finger suffered on Oct. 28.
Krug skated on the team's third defensive pairing with Zach Trotman, taking the place of the injured David Warsofsky, who is out 2-4 weeks with a groin strain. The second-year defenseman also returned to his usual spot on the point of Boston's first power play unit.
Matt Bartkowski served as a healthy scratch for the fifth consecutive game.
|The lasting effects of Benoit Pouliot's Bruins stint
|11.06.14 at 4:28 pm ET
Benoit Pouliot's signing in Boston in 2011 didn't register as an earth-shaker and nor did his departure, yet both have had lasting impacts on both the player and the Bruins.
Pouliot, a third-liner in Boston who served as a journeyman for years, now has a longterm home. Trading him away helped the Bruins get a top-six right wing.
After playing for five different teams in five years, Pouliot now looks at his 2011-12 campaign in Boston as a major reason as to why, for the first time in his career, he has job security. Pouliot signed a five-year, $20 million contract with the Oilers in free agency this summer after post-Boston stops with the Lightning and Rangers.
"It helped me a lot. I think I had best year [to that point] in Boston," Pouliot said Thursday. "I think I learned a lot about playing defense first and then offense. I think it helped my game a lot and I think I still had a good production year in the role I was put in in Boston. I really enjoyed it and I think it set me up to where I am today."
The fourth overall pick in the 2005 draft by the Wild, Pouliot fell out of favor in both Minnesota and eventually Montreal before taking a one-year, $1.1 million contract with the Bruins, who were looking to fill Michael Ryder's spot on the cheap. For his shortcomings with consistency and offensive zone penalties, Pouliot essentially replaced Ryder's production, scoring 16 goals in the regular season after Ryder scored 18 in each of his last two seasons in Boston.
It's Pouliot's exit in Boston that has helped the Bruins now. During the 2012 draft, the B's traded the rights to the restricted free agent to Tampa for a fifth-round pick and AHLer Michel Ouellet. The Bruins released Ouellet, but the fifth-round pick was used on Seth Griffith, a right wing playing for the London Knights of the OHL. Griffith is now a top-six forward on David Krejci's line.
Pouliot scored eight goals and added 12 assists in 34 games for the Lightning in the lockout-shortened season before signing a one-year deal with the Rangers. He turned in a modest regular season of 15 goals and 21 assists for 36 points, but he scored some big goals in the team's run to the Stanley Cup finals and hit free agency with a number of teams interested. The Rangers were among them ("I really wanted to go back," he said), but Pouliot prioritized term over everything else. The Oilers offered $4 million annually over five years ' a major gamble for which the team has been criticized ' and he took it.
Now, Pouliot is at the beginning of what should be a lengthy stay in Edmonton. Though he's only 28, he's the fourth-oldest forward among a very young crop of offensive talent. His top-five high selection in the draft gives him something in common with Taylor Hall, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Nail Yakupov, all of whom are first overall picks.
Pouliot knows what it's like to be a high pick, but the only advice he feels he should give the trio of first overall picks is to try to avoid a path like the one he's traveled.
"I've been through the worst things possible, I think," he said. "One-years everywhere and I wasn't really consistent on my game. It got me to this point where I finally found it and try to bring it every night.
"For them, they're such good players. There's still a lot to learn obviously and a lot to do, but they'll be fine. I'll try to help them out as much as I can, but at the same time, I don't see a problem with the young guys we have on our team, because they're really good. We'll figure it out."
|Andy Brickley on MFB: 'Maybe the [Patrice] Bergeron line needs a little change of scenery'
|10.29.14 at 1:26 pm ET
NESN Bruins analyst Andy Brickley made his weekly appearance on Middays with MFB to discuss the Bruins' disappointing start to the season. To hear the interview, go to the MFB audio on demand page.
The Bruins blew a two-goal lead and dropped a 4-3 decision to the Wild on Tuesday night, putting their record at 5-6 on the young season. Brickley said the team is "treading water," evidenced by Tuesday's performance.
"It was 3-1 after two periods, but the Bruins were not playing all that well," Brickley said. "That score did not indicate that the Bruins were the better team through 40 minutes. There were just too many mistakes, lack of focus, poor decision-making, getting beat on the backcheck, the defense for Minnesota was jumping into the play. And every line was guilty, none more so than the [Patrice] Bergeron line."
Brickley said coach Claude Julien might have to resort to mixing up lines in an attempt to jump-start the team.
"It's that one step forward, one step back that has plagued this team this year, and that's that lack of focus and the lack of compete and consistency, just not there. It's really hard to understand, because the core group is together and should be well schooled in all these areas and understand what they have in front of them in terms of not wanting to chase it the first two months of the season and get too far behind in the standings.
"As a coach in these situations you try to emphasize the positive things when you think that's the right approach. Sometimes you've got to call guys out — not in public, but certainly within the room. Claude right now is very frustrated on what he needs to do to get this team to play better. You may even have to see some line juggling. Maybe you keep that [Carl] Soderberg line together to give you the one constant. The way the [David] Krejci line produced last night, maybe you keep them together. But I don't know, maybe the Bergeron line needs a little change of scenery because it's not working right now.
"You could appeal to players' sense of, you know, 'We've got to win some hockey games here, boys, and we've got to play better and we've got to do the little things that make us a good team, and we've got to work together as five-man units,' because they're just not getting the results. It's hard to explain, it's hard to get your hands around. And that's the challenge for the coaching staff right now."
No Stanley Cup was on the line Tuesday night at TD Garden, but Seth Griffith certain woke up the Gallery Gods echos when he made like Bobby Orr of May 10, 1970, and flew through the air to score what was, at the time, the go-ahead goal in the second period.
But the trouble with this airborne goal is that it wasn't the final goal of the season. It wasn't even in the final goal of the game.
The Bruins would score again, on a power-play tally from Milan Lucic, to go ahead 3-1 entering the third period. But the final 20 minutes featured a meltdown as the Wild outworked the Bruins and came away with a 4-3 win at TD Garden.
Still, the Griffith goal is what many Bruins fans will take with them out the door as the lone highlight. Gregory Campbell made it all possible when he rushed the net, drew a defender and left Griffith alone to come down the slot and finish it off. It was the rookie's second goal of the night and third of the season. He also added an assist and was just a fight shy of the Gordie Howe hat trick.
"It's kind of hard to be happy but two goals — obviously the win is more important," Griffith said. "It's too bad we didn't have a very good third."
|How Bruins overcame uncharacteristically bad nights from Patrice Bergeron, Zdeno Chara
|10.21.14 at 11:51 pm ET
Usually the Patrice Bergeron line and Zdeno Chara-Dougie Hamilton pairing are the Bruins' constants. They're the guys who are going to create offensive-zone possessions and not make mistakes.
That wasn't the case on Tuesday. Bergeron was on the ice for all three of the Sharks' goals, linemates Brad Marchand and Reilly Smith joined him for two of them (it is worth noting that Marchand had a nice power-play goal), and Chara was on the ice for two of them as well. Those four and Hamilton were the only Bruins who finished with Corsi-for percentages under 50 percent, meaning they were the only Bruins who were on the ice for more 5-on-5 shot attempts against than shot attempts for.
That would seemingly be a recipe for disaster for the Bruins, especially when you consider that outside of the Carl Soderberg line, the rest of the team had been one giant question mark to this point in the season. David Krejci had looked good since his return, but linemate Milan Lucic was off to a slow start and he still didn't have a set-in-stone right wing. The fourth line had featured several different combinations, and none of them had really done much. And the second and third defense pairings had been inconsistent at best, with Kevan Miller's injury raising even more questions on the back end.
At least for one night, those questions turned into answers. Lucic, Krejci and rookie right wing Seth Griffith factored into four of the Bruins' five goals, with Lucic notching three assists and Griffith scoring his first NHL goal. Two of the goals they were on the ice for — Griffith's and Torey Krug's — came as the direct result of getting bodies to the net. Krejci set a great screen on Krug's, and then Lucic created some net-front havoc that freed up Griffith on his goal.
"I think it definitely was the best game that we've played so far this season," Lucic said. "You saw we were hungry in the O-zone and hungry getting pucks to the net. We made some smart decisions in some important areas and it just seems like things are starting to head in the right direction."
The fourth line of Daniel Paille, Gregory Campbell and Simon Gagne was a positive possession line that even created some chances against the Sharks' top two lines. They scored what proved to be the game-winner midway through the third when Paille won the puck along the boards and threw a shot on net that Campbell tipped in for his first goal of the season.
Campbell and Paille were also big on the penalty kill, especially late in the game when Bergeron went to the box for a four-minute double minor. Until Krejci's empty-netter to seal the win, Campbell had the biggest play on that kill when he blocked a Joe Thornton shot that came off a Chara turnover.
"We've got to be a responsible, reliable line, and Claude [Julien] has to trust us to put us in those situations," Campbell said. "With hard work comes trust, and if we're playing our game and we're in on the forecheck and creating chances and bringing energy to the lineup, then he usually has confidence in us."
As for the bottom two defense pairings, the only glaring error was a bad miscommunication between Krug and Dennis Seidenberg that led to a goal, but as Julien pointed out after the game, Bergeron's line was just as much at fault, as Smith had failed to clear the zone and Bergeron and Marchand had gotten caught up ice.
Outside of that, the Seidenberg-Krug and Matt Bartkowski-Adam McQuaid pairings played well. Krug's goal and two assists obviously stand out, but let's not overlook the fact that Seidenberg had seven shots on goal and 12 shot attempts, and that he and Krug had Corsi-for percentages of 63 and 62 percent, respectively. McQuaid and Bartkowski weren't far behind at 61 and 57 percent, respectively, and McQuaid was also big on that final penalty kill.
Obviously this is just one game. No one should think that all of the Bruins' question marks are gone and that everyone's going to be great from here on. But on a night when the Bruins' best players were uncharacteristically unreliable, it was encouraging to see everyone else step up and show that they can lead the way, too.
|Claude Julien's faith in Seth Griffith pays off
|at 11:24 pm ET
The "Claude Never Plays the Kids" club will have to ignore Seth Griffith's existence for the next little while.
With the right wing job on David Krejci's line remaining up for grabs early in the season, on Tuesday Julien gave Griffith, a 21-year-old second year pro, the biggest vote of confidence the youngster has received so far: he kept him on the line in the third period. Griffith then rewarded the decision by tying the game at three with his first career NHL goal.
After the first game of Griffith's three-game stint in the lineup last week, the Bruins signed Simon Gagne and played him in Griffith's place in the third periods of the team's games against Detroit and Montreal. Those games saw Griffith get some chances (he rang iron in Montreal), but the B's stuck with Gagne late in the one-goal games.
Griffith was scratched Saturday sent down Sunday to play in Providence and recalled Monday. After skating the first two periods on the Krejci line and Boston's top power play unit, Griffith was kept with Krejci and Lucic to play key minutes in a one-goal game.
It paid off when Thomas Hertl accidentally knocked a loose puck into the high slot while trying to wrest the puck from Lucic. Griffith leaned into it and fired a wrist shot past defenseman Jason Demers and goaltender Antti Niemi at 4:50 of the third. It may have only been his fourth career NHL game, but by the way Griffith jumped against the glass in celebration, the goal was a big relief.
"Obviously every player when they get their first couple games they want to score right away," Griffith said. "I'm happy it came sooner rather than later."
Julien's faith in the youngster appears to be growing as the team searches to find a full-time replacement for Jarome Iginla. That replacement may not yet be on the roster, but for now Julien thinks Griffith is giving him enough reasons to keep him with Krejci.
"Because he played well," Julien said when asked what made him stick with Griffith Tuesday. "When he was playing well I thought he made some great plays. This isn't because he scored; I think he scored because he played well. I just thought he was pretty good. [The Sharks are] a big team and I thought he handled himself well along the walls and making good plays."
Added Julien: "If those guys are going to get better, sometimes you've got to put them in those positions when you feel they're doing well enough to warrant that."
Considering he was a relatively early cut from camp, Griffith has to be more than happy with where the season has taken him. Part of it is the fact that he's the best right-shooting wing option the B's have, but if the Bruins give him a prolonged look, perhaps he can make his case for a full-time job.
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Israel and the Islamist movement said they would observe the temporary ceasefire, after US Secretary of State John Kerry was unable to reach a lasting truce during talks Friday in Cairo.
In the hours leading up to the pause, however, the violence continued, with Israeli air strikes killing 23 people, among them four children and a paramedic, Gaza medical services said.
The conflict, which began on July 8 when Israel launched an operation to stamp out rocket fire from Gaza and destroy Hamas tunnels, has cost the lives of 888 Palestinians, most of them civilians, and 39 Israelis, all but two of them soldiers.
The respite came after pessimism prevailed, with the Israeli security cabinet rejecting a ceasefire proposed by Kerry, according to reports in the Israeli media.
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On Friday, the top US diplomat said in Cairo that both Israel and Hamas "still have some terminology" to agree to on a ceasefire, but added they had "fundamental framework" on a truce.
Under the proposal, once a humanitarian lull takes hold, delegations from Israel and Hamas would arrive in Cairo -- which has mediated past conflicts between the two -- for indirect talks that could lead to a lasting deal.
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My husband and I booked our plane tickets to South Africa and need help with the itinerary and booking inter-Africa flights and game reserves.
Below is what we were thinking in terms of itinerary. I would love to hear your thoughts around if we have too little/too much time in a place or if we should consider other places instead of what we have in mind.
We will be arriving in Capetown on 5/13 at 10 am and leaving from Johannesburg on 5/25 at 8 pm; so we have about 13 days.
2-3 days in Capetown
2-3 days in Kruger National Park (need to find a game reserve)
2-3 days Victoria Falls with a day trip to in Chobe National Park in Botswana (safari)
3-4 days in Mauritius
What is the best routing order for this itinerary? We were thinking Capetown -> Mauritius -> Kruger -> Chobe/Victoria Falls but are open to any order that makes the most sense.
We will be using points to book hotels in Capetown and Mauritius.
What is the best way to book inter-Africa flights between locations and game reserves/lodging in Kruger and Victoria Falls/Chobe?
Any recommendations on reserves/lodges? We are looking to spend $300-$400 (total, not per person) per night. I realize this may be a low amount but not many people are traveling and it is winter. Any suggestions on places we should check out?
Thank you in advance for your help!
Need help planning trip to SA/Kruger/Chobe/Vic Falls/Mauritius in May!
My husband and I booked our plane tickets to South Africa and need help with the itinerary and booking inter-Africa flights and game reserves.
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I don't want to sound pessimistic, but it sounds like too much in too little time. Most flights in Southern Africa require you to go via Johannesburg. I am almost certain that Cape Town to Kruger will require 2 flights - one to Johannesburg and a separate flight to Kruger. This will cost at least half a day - perhaps longer. Similarly, we found Kruger to Vic Falls required us to go via Johannesburg - once again nearly a day in travel time. Vic Falls to Mauritius via JHB will be the best part of a day again. The flight to Mauritius is about 4 hours each way, add to that a couple of hours at the airport before flying and transfers each way - again nearly a lost day.
Hopefully some experts can give you further advice, but I suggest looking carefully at all flight schedules before booking. We though Mauritius was a nice relaxing end to our holiday, but I would suggest that with only 13 days you consider dropping the Mauritius leg this trip. The rest will then be more manageable.
Only my humble opinion. Good luck - let us know what you decide - and happy planning!
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I've been interested before in safari camps in the Kruger area, specifically the Timbavati Reserve. So out of curiosity I looked up the following on the internet for some basic info. Since the "Preview" button here is not now working, I'm going to post this list not knowing how it is really going to show. If it is God awful, I'll re-post it if and when the Preview gets fixed. Here goes-
Rates are 2009 in USD pppn (10:1 ZAR to USD)
Gomo Gomo http://www.gomogomo.co.za/frameset.html
Rates $120-$170
Kambakhu http://www.kambakulodge.co.za/
Rates $210-$265
Kapama http://www.kapama.co.za/_en/default.html
Rates $160-$275
Kings Camp http://kingscamp.com/
Rates $350-$420
M'Bali ???
Motswari http://www.motswari.co.za/index.php
Rates $250-$320
Ngala http://tinyurl.com/bajcs2
Rates $290-$460
Royal Malewane http://www.royalmalewane.com/location.html
Rates $885
Tanda Tula http://www.tandatula.co.za/
Rates $345
Thornybush http://www.thornybush.co.za/
Rates $234-$685
Umlani http://www.umlani.com/
Rates ???
Of course the other large well know reserve bordering Kruger is Sabi Sand. Several safari camps there also.
regards - tom
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To say again what PRLCH said, your itinerary shows no travel time. For example getting from Capetown to Kruger camp will take one day of travel, maybe more. Take about one day off for travel to each location.
regards - tom
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