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GOP = Got Our Pitch? (II)
As the hardworking staff recently noted, for reasons unknown we've been plunged lately into a Republican fundraising emailstrom. Representative samples include this missive from Karl Rove (subject line: TIGHT AS A TICK): Friend, President Obama's approval ratings keep dropping, no reliable poll shows … Continue reading
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GOP = Got Our Pitch?
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Wait – Barack Obama IS Like LBJ After All!
As America celebrates the 50th anniversary of the passage of the Civil Rights Act, the hot parlor game is to compare 'n' contrast Lyndon Baines Johnson's style of presidenting with Barack Obama's, largely to the latter's detriment. As Obama journeyed to … Continue reading
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Home News Local News Bike lane will link Wallowa Lake and Joseph
Bike lane will link Wallowa Lake and Joseph
A much welcomed amenity is coming to Wallowa County.
The Oregon Department of Transportation has proposed an $8 million bike lane between Joseph and Wallowa Lake and it has received the support of the county, Joseph city, and local economic development organizations.
The expansion of the two-lane Highway 351 between Joseph and Wallowa Lake, commonly known as the Wallowa Lake Highway, has top priority from the state, Joseph Mayor Dennis Sands said.
A letter of support had signatures from the Joseph Chamber of Commerce, Wallowa County, Wallowa Lake Homeowners Association, the Wallowa Lake State Park, Northeast Oregon Economic Development District and the Wallowa County Chamber of Commerce.
Phase one of the project would be widening the road between Joseph and the Wallowa Lake County Park and stage two would start at the county park and continue south to the Wallowa Lake State Park.
Sands said if the grant is awarded the city would be notified in either January or February 2013 and the project would be completed in 2015 or 2016.
"It would have impact for Joseph and the whole county. Almost every RV that goes to the lake has a bike on it. It would be nice to have a safe route from the lake to Joseph," said Sands.
In the June 7 meeting, The Joseph City Council also voted unanimously to approve a resolution for a letter of intent to be sent to the Department of Transportation for additional funding to improve Wallowa Avenue from Main Street.
In another move to improve the city's infrastructure, Sands presented an inexpensive option to fix the city's paved streets –– many of which are riddled with potholes.
The city is considering the purchase of an "asphalt zipper," which would improve streets at the lowest price possible, said Sands. The machine chews up old asphalt, lays it down, compacts it, and water is sprayed on it to seal.
Sands said La Grande uses one and they have been satisfied with it. The asphalt zipper would cost $100,000 with payments over seven years.
"In two or three years we could have a lot of these streets done," said Sands.
Ryan Hook, city public works manager, said the repairs should be good for 15 years.
"If it works consistently, it's worth the money," said Hook.
There is also a consideration to split the cost and use of the zipper with the City of Enterprise, reducing the payments to half the cost. The cities are discussing the possibility of entering into a memorandum of understanding, said Sands.
During the fire department's report, Chief Tom Clevenger said the causes of fires at The Little Store last month and one at a trailer house 100 feet away were suspicious.
Yet after thorough investigations from Oregon State Police and the state fire marshal, no causes were determined.
Alpenfest, a Bavarian festival set for late September, was approved to have street musicians, an exemption to the sandwich board restriction for three days, and one block of Pine Street off Main blocked off for vendors during the festival.
Jason Crenshaw of the Joseph Charter School requested and was granted permission for a trailer to be parked at the recycling center off the Imnaha Highway for can donations.
The school has scheduled a trip for students and chaperones to Washington, D.C., next summer and can donations will help defray the $2,000 per person cost.
The trailer will be locked and have a small hole to easily deposit cans but reduce the risk of litter around the trailer.
The collection will end in March of 2013 when the deposits for the trip are due, said Sands.


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> Some one suggested i get a nikon 70-300 lenses to get closer pics... going out to the everglades etcThe Nikkor 70-300 AFS VR is a nice lens, it will do what you want - get a bit closer (50% closer to be specific). On the other hand, Nikon also offer a 55-300 AFS VR DX that would do the same, for less money. It's less expensive because it's a DX lens, but that doesn't seem like an issue to you. I must say that I have no comprehension as to why the others are advising the 18-55 or 35/f1.8 for "getting closer pics." They're fine lenses, but get you closer to Everglades subjects than a 55-200 they will definitely not do.
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CBSSports.com NFL Insider: Calais Campbell among top 10 NFL D-lineman
Arizona Cardinals defensive end Calais Campbell has been a model of consistency since being drafted in the second round of the 2008 NFL Draft.
Each of the last four seasons, Campbell has recorded at least six sacks, and from 2010-12 has at least 60 tackles to his credit.
While Campbell has often been overlooked -- yet to make a Pro Bowl -- in the shadow of fellow teammate and lineman Darnell Dockett, people are starting to take note of the former Miami standout's playmaking abilities.
In his weekend column, CBSSports.com NFL Insider Pat Kerwin ranked the top 10 lineman out of the league's possible 116 starters. The rankings weren't just based on statistics (sacks, hurries and knockdowns) but rather which players have the most success regardless of their scheme -- be it a 3-4 or 4-3.
Campbell came in at No. 8 on the list.
8. Calais Campbell, Arizona: Campbell has a rare combination of size and athletic ability. He was overshadowed by teammate Darnell Dockett for years but has emerged as a dominating 3-4 DE. At 6-feet-7 he can play with leverage and get under the pads of shorter offensive linemen.
After his elite list, Kerwin went a step forward and named 10 lineman who are poised to rebound from an less-than-inspiring 2012 campaign. Not surprisingly, Dockett's name was at the top.
Dockett had just 34 total tackles and 1.5 sacks last season, his fewest in both categories since 2005.
1. Darnell Dockett, Arizona: Dockett complained about last year's defensive scheme as limiting. If he was right, then he will bounce right back this season with a score of 35-40 (combined sacks, hurries and takedowns). But if his age (32) is the issue, then we will see a repeat of 2012's 14.5.
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Phase two of The Reserve at Crossing Creek begins
Date: April 24, 2013
by: Josh Siegel | Staff writer
EAST COUNTY — After Centex Homes completed the first phase of building in The Reserve at Crossing Creek in 2009, the Bonita Springs-based builder saw it as a two-part project, with part two set to begin soon after.
But not until earlier this month, with inventory in Sarasota/Manatee low and demand high, did Centex, a brand within the PulteGroup Corporation, find the market ripe enough to start construction of the project's second phase.
"We're encouraged by signs in the market, and things have finally stabilized," said Scott Mairn, vice president of sales and marketing for the PulteGroup South Florida division. "Now is the right time."
Centex has started construction of two model homes — The Vernon Hill Loft and Mendoza — at The Reserve at Crossing Creek, located at 44th Avenue East and 69th Street East, just north of the intersection of Creekwood Boulevard and State Road 70.
The two model homes are part of a new "model park" Centex plans to open in July.
Mairn says phase two, the completion of all 88 homes, will be a two-year project.
A multi-generational community built for empty-nesters, families and second-home buyers, the latest two models in The Reserve are geared toward customization and openness.
The two-story, four-bedroom (with an optional fifth bedroom), two-and-a-half bath Mendoza, priced from the high $200,000s, has a wide-open, high-ceiling kitchen as its focal point.
The kitchen connects to a great room with views of a lake and preserves.
Four of the five possible bedrooms in the 3,242-square-foot home are upstairs. A game room and family room also make up the second floor.
The Vernon Hill Loft, a smaller 2,629-square-foot, four-bedroom, three-bath home, features a similar open style to compliment the nature-centered home sites.
An optional upstairs loft adds 650 square feet to the home.
The home, priced from the mid $200,000s, also features a den and two-car garage.
Mairn says the new homes will fit nicely with what's already there.
"West of Interstate 75 is a very desirable location right now," Mairn said. "This is the continuation of building a beautiful community in Bradenton."
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If you've ever lost a pet, you know about the importance of ID tags. Having identification and contact information securely attached to your pet's neck makes it much more likely that you'll get your furry family member back if he decides to take off on a solo adventure.
Yet a recent study published in Preventative Veterinary Medicine revealed that only 33 percent of owners keep ID tags on their pets.
If you're one of the 67 percent who sometimes, rarely or never puts tags on your pet, consider this: They considerably increase the return-to-owner (RTO) rate if your pet is lost.
"In most communities, the RTO rate hovers between 10 and 30 percent for dogs," says Dr. Emily Weiss, vice president of shelter research and development for the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. "But personalized ID tags that contain contact information for the dog owner can help assure lost animals are quickly reunited with their families."
It's also important to remember that just because your dog is microchipped, it doesn't mean that he doesn't also need an ID tag. "Vets and shelters can scan for chips, but collar tags are still the fastest way for someone to reach you in the event that they find your lost pet," says Dr. Jules Benson, BVSc MRCVS, a veterinarian at the Doylestown Animal Medical Clinic and a member of the Board of Trustees for the Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association (PVMA).
Your pet's name, your phone number and the city where you reside are essential. "Putting a cell phone number on a tag is a smart way to ensure that you are reachable, no matter where you are," says Dr. Benson.
You can include your address, but sometimes there isn't enough room on a tag. Plus, some people may not feel comfortable having that much personal information in the hands of whoever finds their pet, says Cheryl Smith, a dog expert and the author of Grab Life by the Leash.
If your dog is microchipped, which experts recommend, you should attach a second tag to your pet's collar that lists the microchip company's name and phone number.
Finally, it's a good idea to also have your pet wear his proof of rabies vaccination to let whoever finds him know that he's up-to-date on his shots. Some states, like Massachusetts, require by law that your pet wear his proof of rabies vaccination at all times. The number on the rabies tag is also another way to identify your pet — and find you — in the event that your buddy is lost.
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RealEstateManager Basic
- This extension requires registration to download.
- CURL required
Real Estate website builder allow Real Estate Agency and Real Estate Brokers to manage property site.
With property extension you can upload photo, manage real estate categories and subcategories, displayed property on Google map, post comments, manage Rent and Buy Request in your free real estate website templates http://ordasoft.com/real-estate-website-templates.
More other important functions for property site available in new version of Real Estate Manager.
At last version of Real Estate Manager were added:
* Possibility add new special price to real estate
* Language associate houses on Editing (Adding) House
* New function select special price
* Rent real estate for night
* Apply button, while added new house
* Fixed calendar of rent property
The main features of Real Estate website builder are:
* Full rebuilt data model, now site owner can set every property field name and values with help language file. So site owner can create any property field structure.
* Full Category & Subcategory support
* Uses GD for work with photo.
* User Rent Request function with calendar.
* User Buy Request function.
* Integrated [Search House] function.
* Integration with Google map API.
* Tab Users interface.
* Houses gallery.
* Fully language aware frontend and backend.
* English included, other languages can be downloaded from the website.
* Category & Subcategory show in Joomla pathway.
* Main Category list now shows Subcategories.
* Button [Add Review] with AJAX show-hide form.
* Dropdowns default to "All Houses" and "All Categories".
* Subcategories show clearer in dropdown boxes.
* Sorting improvements in [Houses Manager].
* Added checks for empty HouseID to [Houses Manager].
* Possibility to customize eHouse download URL.
* Administrator can add a direct link to an eHouse
* Possibility to assign different custom images to each Category (instead of having one standard icon for all)
* Sorting improvements in [Category Manager]
* House Review Management per single House
* Rent Request Manager in backend
* Buy Request Manager in backend
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* Option [Show House Price]
* Option - Google map API key
* Sample data at installation time (for starting users)
Added very much new modules and plugins.
For more details about the extent of Real Estate Manager features see: http://ordasoft.com/Real-Estate-Manager-Software-Joomla.html
Well, the problem was found within the name of the language file. I changed brazilian.php into Brazilian.php and a second later the extension worked perfectly also in portugues.
I will make it short, with the English and German language configuration it worked perfectly. And the result is unbelievable. The usage is very easy.
I only advice to use a template with white background. My first template had a dark gray background which fit terribly to the RealEstateManager (without doing changes on it).
If you look for a easy to use Real Estate component, give it a try. I may have had some problems, but I solved them without giving at least a try to the support team. In the past I used a different extension which was not for free, which still don't work with Joomla 2.5 yet and which was much more complicated to customize.
The problem is when i'm on a property and click on the tabs: main, location, all information or reviews it forwards me again to the categorys sale, old, new rent.
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We (ordasoft team) reply to all requests!
You first who said about that rerror
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June 21, 2011 - 5:29 AM
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Richard Gere is visiting a Buddhist temple in Seoul where he received gifts of prayer beads, ceremonial clothing and porcelain incense burners.
The practicing Buddhist said Tuesday at Jogye Temple that he appreciates Korean Buddhism's traditions and wants them to stay strong.
Gere is in Seoul promoting an exhibition of photographs of Tibet and India taken by the Hollywood actor and other photographers.
Gere is a longtime activist for Tibet, the Dalai Lama and Tibetan exiles.
His films include "Pretty Woman," ''Unfaithful" and "Chicago" for which he won a Golden Globe.
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Apartment | 3 bedrooms | sleeps 18
|Key Info
The apartment is on the eighth floor and has views over the Mar Menor and the Med with wonderful sunsets to be seen in the evenings
It is a very child friendly area and with the Mar Menor being a lagoon the water is warmer and calmer than the sea and a good spot for a relaxing family holiday
You can either rent a car and visit the surrounding area or there is a bus that goes up and down the strip all day which you can get off when you wish to go to the shops or visit one of the many restaurants
There are lots of water sports to do also there are many golf courses in the area
Please note check out time is 11.00 in the morning
|Sleeps up to 18, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|100 yds
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car advised, Wheelchair users
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: San Javier (Murcia) 45 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Sea view
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 En suites and 1 Shower rooms
|Single beds (2), Double beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace
|Wheelchair users, Secure parking, Lift access
The Murcia region
The La Manga strip is 22 kms long,and nestles between two seas the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean
The Mar Menor is an immense lake of warm salt water noted for its therapeutic properties. Many people come and cover themselves with the mud to help with their ailments
The average depth of the Mar Menor is 1.7 m this makes it ideal for enjoying the many water sports available
Also with the depth of the shore line being just 0.5m makes the water warm and safe for children
Luz Bahia
There are a number of good restaurants in the area and many at the marina which is close by.
There are also plenty of supermarkets and many shops to visit along the strip.
The famous golf course of La Manga is at the end of the strip.
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[[caption-width-right:293:Pictured: The general Drow (Dark Elf) greeting reserved for Surface Elves.]]
Two races, one AlwaysLawfulGood and one AlwaysChaoticEvil, which are specifically counterparts of each other. Essentially an EvilCounterpart on a species wide scale, and related to CainAndAbel and other sibling rivalry tropes.
While ElvesVsDwarves is about HarmonyVersusDiscipline, this is about good and evil, at least from the elves' point of view. Often subverted by a DefectorFromDecadence or deconstructed when it's discovered that the 'good' race is not so harmless, or the evil one has a case of MySpeciesDothProtestTooMuch (or is [[DarkIsNotEvil merely dark and not evil]]).
[[folder: Comic Books ]]
* Green Martians like the MartianManhunter J'onn J'onnz are wise, peaceful, and obscenely powerful (with one exception: OmnicidalManiac and EvilCripple Malefic). White Martians have all the powers of their green cousins, but are monstrously evil (also with, to date, a single exception). No, the respective exceptions are not in any meaningful way counterparts.
* Daxamites are descended from [[Franchise/{{Superman}} Kryptonian]] colonists, and gain the same powers at the same levels when exposed to the light of a yellow sun (though they're vulnerable to lead instead of [[KryptoniteFactor kryptonite]]). Unlike Superman, Supergirl, Power Girl and other Kryptonian heroes, though, Daxamites are rabidly xenophobic, to the point of murdering an alien who accidentally crashed on their planet. When a Korugarian Green Lantern helped liberate them from an alien conqueror, they merely demanded she leave the planet rather than killing her, as a show of gratitude. This really bites them in ass when the Sinestro Corps invaded.
[[folder: Film ]]
* The urRu and the Skeksis of ''Film/TheDarkCrystal.'' They're actually the good and evil halves of the same species.
* ''Film/TheSmurfs2'' has [[BigBad Gargamel]] creating the Naughties, who are two ChaoticEvil grey-skinned Smurf-like beings.
[[folder: Literature ]]
* In H.G. Wells' ''TheTimeMachine'', the pilot of a prototype time machine discovers himself in AD 802,701, where humans have apparently evolved into two species, the Eloi and the Morlocks. The Eloi are childlike, harmless people preyed upon by the Morlocks.
** In the original novel this was depicted as necessary symbiosis, since the Eloi can't live without the Morlocks running the machinery that keeps their home so idyllic. It's a major TakeThat at the late Victorian society where few aristocrats could enjoy luxuries of "natural" lifestyle at the cost of thousands of workers living in squalid, artifical conditions for all their lives. Today, similar comparisons could be drawn between the developed countries and the Third World.
** The Eloi incidentally aren't "good", but useless and childish, beautiful but meaningless. This has been heavily {{flanderiz|ation}}ed in the subsequent adaptions that omit the DownerEnding.
* In ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings'', because '[[CreativeSterility the Enemy cannot make, he can only mock]]', some villainous races are literally bad counterfeits of good ones, such as Orcs of Elves and Trolls of Ents. There does not appear to be a set for Dwarves and Men, presumably because the Enemy was able to corrupt some of them directly, though some characters speculate that Saruman's 'goblin-men' Uruk-hai represent a blending of the races of Orcs and Men.
* Not a race but rather a religion, the ''Literature/HonorHarrington'' series has the two worlds which follow "The Church of Humanity Unchained:" Grayson, which is mostly just "heavily conservative", and Masada, which is violently misogynistic. It was an ugly schism.
* In the Literature/FirebirdTrilogy, the Shuhr are originally presented as the evil counterpart to the Sentinels. Brennen Caldwell, a high level Sentinel, even remarks once that the Shuhr provide a prime example of what the Sentinels would be like if not for the Sentinel's strictly enforced self-imposed moral and ethical codes. However, the trope is played with in the earlier books, as we see both {{Face Heel Turn}}s and a HeelFaceTurn, and ultimately subverted in ''Wind and Shadow'', where it is shown that only the upper level of the Shuhr were despicable, with the rest of the people being normal.
* ''Literature/MortalInstruments'':[[spoiler: The Dark Shadowhunters that Jonathan Morgenstern creates using the Infernal Cup and Lilith's blood. They are stronger and faster than regular Shadowhunters, but cannot use their Runes or angelically aligned weapons. Whether they will develop demonic equivalents remains to be seen]].
* Each of the Angarak nations in Creator/DavidEddings' ''TheBelgariad'' map quite well as the evil equivalents of one of the Alorn kingdoms:
** The Thulls are evil counterparts to the Sendars, as they're both the dedicated peasant race of each faction
** The Murgos are evil Algars, their Kings are ArchEnemies, both cultures prize horses, they're the two sides that come into conflict most often, and they both use a fake city to deceive their enemies: the Algars have a giant fortified city to act as ShmuckBait, and the Murgos built Rak Goska to look like a normal city and create the illusion that the Murgos weren't a race of soldiers planning to attack the West at any moment
** Nadraks are evil Drasnians, they're both sneaky, mercantile-oriented and the most secular faction on each side
** The Mallorean Empire acts as a counterpart to both the Chereks, as the "original" Angaraks and Alorns respectively, and to the Rivans, since the Mallorean Emperor and Rivan King are each generally considered the rulers of the East and the West
[[folder: Live Action TV ]]
* The ''Series/{{Star Trek|The Original Series}}'' episode [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Let_That_Be_Your_Last_Battlefield "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield"]] is an extreme case where Bele acts as if Lokai is a member of an AlwaysChaoticEvil race, despite it clearly being a case of GreyAndGrayMorality from the crew's point of view.
** Also in ''Franchise/StarTrek'', the Romulans to the Vulcans.
** In the Original Series, the Klingons to Humans.
** Within TheFederation's EvilCounterpart, [[TheEmpire The Dominion]].
*** The Changelings to The Prophets
*** The Vorta to Bajorans
*** The Jem'hadar to the Klingons.
*** The Dominion arc also introduced two profit driven races, the Dosi, evil counterparts to the ferengi, and the Karemma, who are good counterparts!
** Not forgetting [[OurDemonsAreDifferent the Pah-wraiths]] to [[OurAngelsAreDifferent the Prophets]].
* ''Series/StargateSG1'' had the Goa'uld vs. Tok'ra and the Ori vs. Ancients. In both cases the good race operated behind the scenes (the Tok'ra worked as spies and saboteurs since they lacked the numbers and the means to replenish them, and only a couple Ancients even tried to circumvent their self-imposed non-interference laws) while the bad race went around shouting "Worship me!"
[[folder: Religion ]]
* [[OurAngelsAreDifferent Angels]] and [[FallenAngel fallen angels]][[OurDemonsAreDifferent /demons]] in a lot of {{works}}, though in the Literature/TheBible they're the same species, just on different sides.
* {{Subverted}} in {{Islam}}. The Devil (called 'Iblis') and humankind are fated to be enemies, but the descendants of the Devil --the Djinns-- have free will just like humans, they can choose to be good or to be evil, thus they aren't human's Evil Counterpart Race. Of note is that they aren't counterpart to angels either, because Iblis was never an angel to begin with.
[[folder: Tabletop Games ]]
* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' has a habit of doing this for ''everyone'', creating evil (and occasionally good) counterpart races for just about everything:
** Elves vs. Drow.
** Dwarves vs. Derro and Duergar.
** Aasimar and Tieflings from ''{{Planescape}}'' onwards.
** The Githzerai and Githyanki - though that's more like "paranoid neutral isolationists" and their evil counterpart.
** [[GoodColoursEvilColours Chromatic (evil) and metallic (good)]] dragons in many D&D settings -- especially ''TabletopGame/{{Dragonlance}}'', where the chromatic dragons were corrupted versions of the original good dragons.
** Subverted with the Svirfneblin, the Deep Gnomes from the Underdark, the home of the drow. [[DarkIsNotEvil They aren't evil]] (generally neutral, actually), but certainly can be considered 'dark gnomes'.
*** But played straight with the Gnomes and Kobolds due to the fact that their gods hate each other.
** "The Book of Vile Darkness" gives us Jerren for Halflings and Vashar, who are a race of purely evil humans.
* ''WarhammerFantasy'' has both High Elves vs. Dark Elves (with both being highly magical naval oriented empires who hate each others guts...) Oh, and incidentally humans usually can't tell them apart... And the dwarfish counterpart Chaos Dwarves (who are even more greedy than the regular variant) arguably the Vampire Counts also serve as a twisted reflection of Empire society, and the Beastmen serve a similar role for the Wood Elves.
** The bit about humans' difficulty in telling High and Dark Elves apart is odd, because their visual designs pretty much scream good guys and bad guys respectively.
** In ''Elfslayer'', a particularly naive High Elf couldn't tell a Dark Elf was a Dark Elf (and was severely reprimanded by his bodyguard for that). Then again, Dark Elf cultists frequently infiltrate High Elf society, so it's not just naive High Elves who can't tell them apart.
* Dark Eldar in ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}''. [[BlackAndGreyMorality Although the Craftworld Eldar aren't exactly nice guys either]].
** The Eldar and the Necrons.
[[folder: Toys ]]
* Franchise/{{Lego}}'s ''WesternAnimation/{{Mixels}}'' has the titular characters opposed by the Nixels, who represent conformity juxtaposed to the Mixels representing creativity. This is apparent in their black and white blocky appearance and their base looking completely blank inside.
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* In the ''VideoGame/{{Warcraft}}'' games, night elves are not especially fond of high elves, and are downright hostile to blood elves. In addition, gnomes vs. goblins, and humans vs. orcs. The gnomes vs. goblins is more of a rivalry than outright hostility, though.
** There are also specific subraces like the Dark Iron dwarves (generally same look but black skin) or the several kinds of trolls opposing the Darkspear tribe that belongs to the Horde. And in Northrend there are several races heavily implied or outright stated to be the original of the player races, which developed on their own over time.
** Way back in ''Warcraft II'' trolls served as the Evil Counterpart Race for the elves (before the eigh elf/blood elf split and before we knew of the night elves), both races providing the main ranged unit and light naval craft for their respective factions.
* The ''VideoGame/{{Warlords}}'' games, as well as having High Elves and Dark Elves, has Dwarves and Dark Dwarves, the former being the typical ale-swilling axe-bearers, the latter being industrial {{Mad Scientist}}s.
* In ''Franchise/DragonAge'', The Darkspawn are created when [[spoiler:a female of a race -Human, Elf, Qunari or Dwarf- is captured and turned into a [[FateWorseThanDeath Broodmother]] and spawns them.]] Each race has a Darkspawn equivalent that is [[spoiler:born of the Broodmother]] of that race- Human [[spoiler:Broodmothers]] produce Hurlocks, Dwarves produce Genlocks, Elves produce Shrieks, and Qunari produce Ogres. Dark''spawn'', indeed.
* A lot of Franchise/{{Digimon}} species are Evil Counterparts to other species:
** Devimon to Angemon.
** Deathmon and Demon to Seraphimon
** Lilithmon to Ophanimon
** Kuwagamon to Kabuterimon
** Tsukaimon to Patamon
** And, of course, the innumerable examples of cases where the evil counterpart's name is the good version's name plus the word 'black' (and coloring alterations to match), such as [=BlackAgumon=], [=BlackTailmon=], [=BlackToyAgumon=], [=BlackWarGreymon=], etc. Justified in that they are intended according to the fluff to literally have originally been of the resepective good race, but were transformed by computer viruses.
* Goombas to Toads in ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros''
[[folder: Webcomics ]]
* Played with in ''Webcomic/{{Drowtales}}'', as explained in the no-longer-canon guide [[http://www.drowtales.com/worldsettingarchive.php?id=15 here]].
[[folder: Western Animation ]]
* Fairies versus anti-fairies and pixies in ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddparents''.
* Changelings to ponies in ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic''.


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- Renewable Fuel Standard delay 'a mixed blessing,' Bustos says
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- Education in Illinois making slow progress, according to report
- Illinois GOP Congressional delegation: Obama's immigration plan undermines rule of law
- Suspect, 17, charged in Halloween hit-and-run in Roscoe
- Saint Anthony College of Nursing president to retire
- Man found guilty in deadly August 2013 crash at Mulford and Garrett Lane
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Chicago Rhythm and Blues Kings at Bar 3 Sept. 11
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Charlotte's Web for the Performing Arts and Midtown Marketplace will present The Chicago Rhythm and Blues Kings at 8 p.m., Friday, Sept. 11, at Bar 3, 326 E. State St., Rockford. The event will provide a tantalizing taste of The Web's spectacular 38th programming season.
"We are very excited about the upcoming 2009-2010 season!" said Charlotte's Web Board President Andrew Kellogg. "We are hosting some top-notch new acts this year, as well as the old favorites Rockford has grown to love."
The season opens Friday, Oct. 9, when Charlotte's Web hosts Sara Watkins of Nickel Creek at the Sullivan Center (formerly New American Theater), 118 N. Main St., Rockford.
Kellogg said: "Sara Watkins does not mess around! We are confident that her fiery brand of bluegrass fiddle-work will be a hit in the Rockford area."
In addition to changes in their line-up for the 2009-2010 season, Charlotte's Web is also branching out into some new venues. The Chicago Rhythm and Blues Kings show Sept. 11 will be the first the group has hosted at Bar 3 in downtown Rockford. Tickets for the event are $5.
For more information about Charlotte's Web or the concert, visit www.charlotteswebofrockford.org.
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Selling up: Bryce Dallas Howard and her husband Seth Gabel have put their mansion on the market
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South Granville Eating
From West to Go Fish to Cru and Vij's, might as well try to group these guys together. For anyone from out of town all these restaurants are within a few blocks of each other....
Mark Taylor (Cru) has just opened another place on W.12th in the former Thai Spice (Star Anise) space called Siena. More casual than Cru with some former Cin Cin chefs among others. Looks like it might actually stick as a concept.
Anyone remember when that space was called Basils??
That zone is a bit of a minefield. Suppose we'd better toss Lin's (their XLBs, anyway) into the mix. Suika's lunch is looking much better than dinner based on a recent test (hello portabello mushroom set). And down by the bridge I enjoy Paul's for breakfast fare, though it suffers a bit from the two bucks too much syndrome. Dim sum at Fortune Garden can be decent, though the har gow are as big as your head. Can't think of much else worthwhile but would love to hear what I'm missing as that's all walking distance to work for me.
re: grayelf
There's Ouisi Bistro on Granville @ 14 Ave, a place I never quite got their angle, and while overall the food is alright, I never really felt compelled to go there as a destination, only going because I happen to be in the area. Having said that they've withstood the test of time so kudos.
Portobello Ristortante on Broadway between Granville & Hemlock is pretty good.
There's that ramen place just to the east of Cru, but never eaten there.
There's Memphis Blues BBQ House. Somehow I mention them with some trepidation.
There's Mochikas Peruvian Cafe on 5th Ave @ Pine ....... been wanting to try them for awhile !
Appollonia (Greek) at the corner of Fir & 2nd Ave has been around for awhile, but changed owners so I can't attest to their current status.
re: el_lobo_solo
Good one, reliable classic bistro food. Love an omelette baveuses, pomme frites and salade verte for a late lunch.
There's Kyo an AYCE sushi and Korean BBQ place upstairs around Granville and 14th in the old Shabusen location. Pretty typical AYCE affair, not horrible, not great.
In that same vein, I actually have really enjoyed Kaneda at Broadway and Hemlock, also upstairs. Used to be FIsh on Rice. I've been a few times and it's the best AYCE I've been to in Vancouver. Good selection, good quality. Don't feel like you're totally paying the AYCE tax (massive chunks of rice, super low roller fish) that you do at most places.
I love the chorizo scrambler at Caffe Barney. One of my hang over guilty pleasures.
I still love Vij's, and I really like the portobello mushroom and paneer curry at Rangoli.
There's a new Go Fish which was okay the one time I've been.
I still occasionally do Maurya for their lunch buffet. Sometimes it's really crappy, sometimes it's really good. Can't really figure it out.
Cheesecake Etc. always has a ton of people late night.
re: fmed
Yeah, sis lives in the building and was trying to get me to rearrange my ski schedule in March to coincide for a visit to Todd's. I think she said something about someone taking over the kitchen in the evening once a week and using it to test recipes. If you let them know in advance, they'll slot you in. For the life of me, I can't remember the guy's Chow handle but I think he'd know more about Todd's. Brain like sieve moment, have even tried trolling old posts to find it...argh...
re: bdachow
Yeah, David Gunawan is doing his ph5 nights at Todd's.
re: bdachow
bdachow - I have ph5's contact info in case you need it. I went to their second dinner featuring a 21-day aged quail which was excellent. One of the best meals I have had in recent memory. (I actually attended it with farman!)
re: grayelf
Stopped by for an early dinner tonight. I overheard they don't take resos. Cosy room, friendly staff, and it felt open with the windows looking onto w 12th. Everything's Mediterranean, including the wines. Had a couple of the bruschettas: the mushroom and marscapone and (my fave) fig, chevre and walnuts. The ravioli of braised lamb was delicious, and I liked the hint of orange zest on top. Then had the rich choco-marshmallow tart with marscapone chantilly and schmear of maple syrup caramel. I'd like to try their risottos next time. It gets busy pre- and post-Stanley theatre productions.
re: el_lobo_solo
Too bad no resos had planned to try it but no dice.
re: islandgirl
Second hand report only -- chow-ish mum ate there and would not rush back.
re: grayelf
Luke's is for all intents & purposes a neighbourhood bar.
Meinhardt's-never a chow worthy destination-has sourced some decent muffins.
Nasha is long gone.
re: Sam Salmon
Luke's was ok...nothing worth writing home about.
There's also Marquis, hidden on the east side of Granville between 10th and 11th - only tried a few appies but they were decent. Good drink specials!
I'm excited to try Siena...
Mochikas (5th and pine: it's kind of tucked away behind the auto spa) is a great peruvian place. I highly recommend their peruvian bouillabaisse (I forgot the name for it): very dense and intense. Ceviche was a little watery and lacking flavour the last time we tried it, but I'd give it a second chance. PS they are cash only and serve lunch only on weekdays.
I also like Goldilocks (Broadway and Fir). S.O. is a big of their congee and grilled chicken. I like their pastry roll stuffed with adobo chicken - extra hot sauce on the side of course.
I would agree with others and skip Luke's - uninspired food and overpriced beer.
Nostradamus's truck at Broadway and Granville was nice in the summer and I wouldn't mind the long line when the weather cooperates. I vouch for the old-fashioned lomitos.
re: happycamper
Stopped in for a late lunch yesterday at Paul's Place Omelettery and I have to say they deliver in the comfort breakfast /lunch category. The place has aged very well, is immaculate and the food is good with great portions. Large selection of breakfast and lunch options.
I had the Corned Beef Hash with poached eggs and although it isn't the trad CBHash it's still very good and lots of it. Hadn't been in for awhile but I'll have to put them back in the rolodex. Closes at 3:00.
re: eatrustic
omg I am SOOO happy to have Siena within walking distance of home... went with the bf for a belated Valentine's dinner and it was one of the best meals (all things included... ambiance, service, food) I've had in as long as I can remember. He had the lamb ravioli and absolutely loved it, I had the risotto special (it was chicken risotto) which was so much more delicious than it sounds and we also had the cheese + charcuterie plate, which, for the first time in my dining experience, actually worth the price. Everything was delicious, service was impeccible and we had a lovely, romantic evening. I hesitate to reccomend it only because I don't want to have to wait next time I go. I absolutely do not rave about restaurants usually, but I have to share my opinion on Siena, it was that good.
Live in the hood and agree with most of the comments here. I would add Rangoli (Vij's casual and much more accessible room next door) and Meinhardt's Fine Foods. Before I get flamed for the latter, I just need to qualify that I agree that this place is over priced and yes it is on a decline and yes you can get most of the things here at a number of other places in the city for a much better price. But that was not always the case and Linda Meinhardt was introducing fine food to the city back in a time when the concept of fresh pasta was new and exciting. Meinhardt's deli does make wicked curries and surprisingly the are very good value. Ten bucks for a double pack of two curries and rice which should make at least dinner for two and one lunch. Picked up when fresh they will not disappoint.
re: lunchslut
Meinhardt's deli's roast chicken is pretty dang good, or at least the last time I bought them. For around $12 IMHO it's slightly better than Whole Foods' chicken.
Since I haven't shopped Meinhardt's (Granville) for quite awhile, what do you mean they're on a decline ?
re: lunchslut
" Linda Meinhardt was introducing fine food to the city back in a time when the concept of fresh pasta was new and exciting"
Fresh Pasta has been widely available since the early 80's and her Granville St store opened in 1997 IIRC.
"Since I haven't shopped Meinhardt's (Granville) for quite awhile, what do you mean they're on a decline ?"
A number of suppliers were burned in the aborted expansion on Arbutus St and no long do business with Meinhardt's-their products are nowhere to be found.
In addition the building is old-it was old in the 70's when I remember it as an A&P-it smells like what can charitably be called over ripe meat juice and the floor sags alarmingly in places.
Service was always an issue with some of the oddest characters imaginable in different (non-performing/largely ceremonial) management roles.
To be fair I was lunching in the area regularly in Jan/Feb and deli service has vastly improved though customers looked to be thin on the ground.
re: Sam Salmon
@Sam Salmon. Ok my bad, I was searching for an example and my aged brain went back to far. Meinhardt's Dean and Deluca rip was a first in Vancouver and first place I remember to have the one-stop shop "gourmet" experience. I won't bore everyone with the list of all that has come to Vancouver since that time.
I am glad that you have had a good recent deli experience. They have always had the best prepared deli food in town (IMHO) but shortly after the Arbutus closure we found that they were skimping on their usually high quality ingredients and after a few disappointments we started avoiding everything but the roast chicken and curries in that section.
I live in the neighborhood and we go into the shop at least once every week -- mostly because we are too lazy to drive and prefer to walk to get just a few ingredients.
I do miss their heyday when I could impress friends with their amazing flower arrangements, was inspired by their deli foods and bakery, and found myself willing to pay their huge premiums to try that amazing item I had never seen before.
Farmer's Apprentice on W. 6th near Granville - what a great addition to the area!
This is the kind of place I seek out when travelling- excellent neighbourhood dining in a small space with friendly service.
The menu is concise and composed of small plates using mainly locally sourced ingredients. Prices are in the teens for the most part.
We had the Smoked Gnocchi, Chanterelles and poached egg, The Charcoal grilled Albacore tuna and The Sweetbreads with grilled Cauliflower and shallot emulsion (outstanding!). All good to excellent.
The wine list is super short with 4 whites and 4 reds but all really well chosen and priced from $8 - $11/glass.
Desserts are very flavourful but don't expect decadence.
Love the Green Egg smoker in the kitchen and the record player (with albums displayed) playing nice conversation-respectful background music.
3 dishes, 3 glasses of wine, a dessert and 2 americanos= $90.
re: eatrustic
Stopped by Farmer's Apprentice for lunch the other day. Loved the decor and the open kitchen. Food was good (especially the albacore tuna nicoise-type salad), but found portions to be pretty small for the prices. For example, $8 would get you either approximately 250mL (or slightly more) portion of salad, or a grilled cheese sandwich with no sides.
Sounds like the pricing is a bit better at dinner based on eatrustic's post. Menu items also look more tempting. Finally some beef tongue on the menu somewhere again!
re: twinkienic
Tried F's A for lunch the other day and although it was a pleasant enough experience it's quite literally night and day compared to the evening.
It's always a trade-off for a primarily evening based small restaurant to open for lunch as you'd hope that what makes them shine carries through in the daytime and at a more reasonable price.
My sense is that the chef leaves the whole thing to his Gare de Manger while he focuses on the evening prep.
Lentil Soup with Ham, Kale Salad and Pulled Duck Sandwich were nice enough although the Kale was tougher than it could have been if they used better prep technique. In the end nothing I'd go far for.
I'll stick to the evenings were I know it's special.
re: eatrustic
Mochika's is closed, hopefully temporarily, because of a fire. They have a downtown outlet just over the bridge in case you're craving their chicken: http://www.mochikas.ca/blog/
I just found out on another thread that Farmers' Apprentice does brunch on Saturdays only.
re: grayelf
Oh boy. Thanks for the heads up. I hope they will reopen soon.
Lusso Verde is closing at the end of the month. A bit of a vanity project that had lots of bucks spent setting it up but the location off of S. Granville on W. 8th always made it an uphill battle and the high end cheeses, olive oils and charcuterie were not special enough in this day and age to make anyone go out of their way to shop there.
Did like their built-in curing room though. Wish I had a to die for kitchen set-up that I could slide it into....
Everything is 40 - 50 % off until the end of the month for what it's worth.
re: eatrustic
Will have to check it out. That area is free of good coffee at the moment :-).


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The Greatest Of All Time?
by Paul on 11/13/07 at 03:59 PM ET
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from Jim Kelley at Sportsnet,
As hockey moments go it was just about perfect except for one thing: In his introduction Messier was called "the greatest leader of all time."
Not one of many, not even one of a handful, simply the greatest….
But I keep getting stuck on that introduction and my response is twofold: who says so?; and isn't that a terrible injustice to many hockey players who are already or someday will join him in the Hall?
Don't misunderstand; this is no knock on Messier's leadership ability. What he did throughout his career makes a strong argument that he should be considered for that title, but how does one quantify leadership?
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Stars Of The Week
by Paul on 11/12/07 at 02:24 PM ET
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Tampa Bay Lightning forward Vincent Lecavalier, Phoenix Coyotes forward Steven Reinprecht and San Jose Sharks forward Jeremy Roenick have been named the NHL's 'Three Stars' for the week ending November 11.
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Who Should Be In The Hall
by Paul on 11/12/07 at 09:53 AM ET
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from Damien Cox of the Toronto Star,
Well, for starters it's time for a woman. Past time, really, and hopefully they'll get this ball rolling next year. Pick one of Shirley Cameron, Geraldine Heaney, Cammi Granato, Angela James, France St. Louis - whoever.
Well, Igor Larionov should be a slam dunk. In fact, he should have been inducted this year. Only Mark Messier, really, had greater credentials, and the way in which the Hall of Fame selection process is still shrouded in complete and impenetrable secrecy makes it difficult to understand how the great Russian wasn't selected.
Next, in my mind, should be former Edmonton sniper Glenn Anderson, one of the best big-game scorers in NHL history.
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Watching The HHOF Induction
by Paul on 11/12/07 at 09:41 AM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
Instead of televising the induction ceremony, Versus will be all over the critical and compelling match in Florida between the Hurricanes and the Panthers. Well, it'll be there.
Instead of televising the ceremonies on a delayed basis following the Showdown in Sunrise, Versus will run something called, "WEC Wrekcage."
Gary Bettman and the Board of Governors must be so proud.
It isn't, however, only Versus that's conspiring against both hockey and good sense here. By scheduling five games on a night that should remain dark, the NHL essentially guaranteed that the mundane playing of early-season matches would in large part overshadow a marquee event like the Hall of Fame inductions.
read on and I am surprised Larry didn't mention the Hall of Fame induction ceremony will be televised on the NHL Network from 7:30-9:30pm tonight.
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Larionov Not HHOF Worthy
by Paul on 11/11/07 at 12:48 PM ET
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from Steve Simmons of the Toronto Sun,
Why do so many mainstream hockey people assume Igor Larionov is a slam-dunk Hall of Fame player. He played the final 14 years of his career in the NHL, most of it as a second-, third- or fourth-line centre. Based on those years alone, he shouldn't even be a candidate. And yes, he was brilliant in Russia before that. But he was no more brilliant than linemate Vladimir Krutov—and no one is arguing Krutov for the Hall. Nor should they.
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Steve, it is the Hockey Hall of Fame, not the NHL hall of fame!
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Not Showing Up
by Paul on 11/10/07 at 09:31 AM ET
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from Mike Boone of the Montreal Gazette,
Attendance problems in Boston and Chicago are more troubling. These cities had passionate fans when Bettman was in knee-pants, bossing other kids around the playground. When Chicago Stadium opened in 1929, it was the largest indoor arena in the world. The Stadium sat 17, 317 for hockey, but standing-room boosted attendance to a record 20,069 for a 1982 playoff game against Minnesota. The legendary Boston 'Gahden' was smaller - about 16,000. Attendance Thursday night was an announced 15,183 - above the season average, but still disappointing.
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Nashville Deal Put On The Table
by Paul on 11/10/07 at 01:19 AM ET
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Mayor Karl Dean made a final, take-it-or-leave-it offer to the Nashville Predators' potential new owners Friday, proposing a more generous arena lease in exchange for a commitment to stay in Nashville for five years.
Under his deal, the Predators could still leave town in three years – after the 2009-10 season — if the investors lost $20 million in that time and paid attendance fell below 14,000 per game.
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All Over The Map
by Paul on 11/09/07 at 06:49 PM ET
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from Brian Cazeneuve at Sports Illustrated,
To date, players born in 40 different countries have appeared in NHL contests. Using the current definitions and geographic partitions recognized by the United Nations, here is my list of the greatest NHL players born in each of the countries represented. Debate is encouraged, but not required:
ENGLAND: Ken Hodge
The former All-Star who potted 328 goals in 880 games for the Blackhawks, Bruins and Rangers (1964-78) was a sticky wicket pick over Steve Thomas and Byron Dafoe.
FINLAND: Jari Kurri
Gretzky's sidekick as well as Finland's all-time leading scorer netted 601 goals and was solid defensively, too.
read on for the other 38 countries…
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Future HHOF Classes
by Paul on 11/09/07 at 04:26 PM ET
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from ESPN,
In our "Friday Faceoff," ESPN.com NHL writer Scott Burnside (based in Atlanta) and Toronto Star columnist and frequent ESPN.com contributor Damien Cox (based in Toronto) duke it out over any given hockey topic. Let the games begin!
This week's topic: It's Hockey Hall of Fame time, always an interesting time given some of the controversies that have dogged the institution in the past. Not much debate over this year's class, but what about 2008 and beyond?
Damien: Agreed. A truly excellent class, and superb individuals, too. Scott Stevens might end up being the last truly defensive defenseman to get in. If there's any disagreement, it's that I would argue Igor Larionov deserves induction, possibly ahead of all but Mark Messier.
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Too Much Zone Defense
by Paul on 11/09/07 at 10:22 AM ET
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from the Buffalo News,
This isn't the NHL. It's the English Premier League.
The upgraded style of play that resulted from the lockout has been victimized by strategy. Coaches adjusted to the rule changes intended to promote skill and skating. Defense reemerged as the great equalizer for offensively challenged franchises. Nowadays NHL players are always in the zone, be it a 2-3, a 1-4 or variations thereof. The game can't breathe.
"Zone defense right now, I would put it under the label of killing the game," Buffalo Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said Thursday. And he plays it.
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