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...That's why you cannot minimize Gaborik's influence. It's quantifiable: he has 28 goals in 42 games—a pace that would lead the league if he had played the full schedule thus far. Point-wise, his half-season tally (50) likewise projected would have him battling Crosby and Thornton.
Because Gaborik won't produce a full body of work, though, no awards will be forthcoming—certainly not the Ross and very likely not the Hart Trophy. But in the big picture, while he has been the Wild's focal point for some time, it is now truly his team. Marian Gaborik is the Wild's MVP, as in Most Visible Presence.
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A Night To Remember
by Paul on 03/26/07 at 01:49 PM ET
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from Thomas Nuemann at Page 2/ESPN,
A simmering rivalry bubbled over in a game for the ages 10 years ago.
On March 26, 1997, while the Colorado Avalanche and the Detroit Red Wings were positioning themselves for the upcoming NHL playoffs, bad blood from the previous postseason boiled into unadulterated fury at Joe Louis Arena. The teams combined for nine fights, 11 goals, 39 penalties, 148 penalty minutes, one hat trick, one "turtle" and two Stanley Cup champion goalies duking it out in an overtime thriller.
The box score alone is suitable for framing.
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Versus Plans For The Playoffs
by Paul on 03/26/07 at 01:44 PM ET
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STAMFORD, Conn. (March 26, 2007)- VERSUS, the national cable television home of the NHL, will televise wall-to-wall Stanley Cup playoff action beginning April 11 with the Conference Quarterfinals and all the series leading up to and including the first two games of the Stanley Cup Final. Each night VERSUS will televise one or two playoff games as well as the studio wrap-up show, "Hockey Central". VERSUS will announce its playoff schedule on April 9.
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Stars Of The Week
by Paul on 03/26/07 at 01:43 PM ET
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NEW YORK (March 26, 2007)—New York Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist, San Jose Sharks right wing Jonathan Cheechoo and Montreal Canadiens goaltender Jaroslav Halak have been named the NHL's 'Three Stars' for the week ending March 25.
Each Monday, the NHL will recognize three players who delivered the League's top performances over the past week.
Lundqvist posted a 4-0-0 record with a 0.72 goals-against average and .974 save percentage as the Rangers (39-28-9, 87 points) moved up to sixth place in the Eastern Conference. Lundqvist made 21 saves in a 2-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins March 19, recorded his fifth shutout of the season in a 5-0 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers March 21, made 40 stops in a 2-1 shootout win at Boston March 24 and finished the week with 34 saves in a 2-1 overtime decision over the New York Islanders March 25. Lundqvist is 34-21-7 for the season, recording a 2.30 GAA, .918 save percentage and five shutouts.
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Mullet Flashback
by Paul on 03/26/07 at 01:36 PM ET
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Atlanta Thrashers co-owner Bruce Levenson and EVP/GM Don Waddell were seen in mullet wigs after a promotion in which the team gave out 9,000 wigs. At the black-tie team fundraising "Casino Night," several players, including Greg de Vries and Marian Hossa, wore mullet wigs.
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The Canadian Goalie
by Paul on 03/26/07 at 01:25 PM ET
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from Allan Maki of the Globe and Mail,
With all that happening, we could use a little levity, something all hockey fans can agree on. We're talking about Clark, the Canadian Hockey Goalie.
If you've seen Clark, you're already chuckling at the mention of his name. If you haven't seen Clark, we're here to make your day.
Clark, the Canadian Hockey Goalie is a six-minute mocumentary that was made three years ago but has found new life on the Internet.
About a month ago, Alanah at Canucks and Beyond posted the video- feel free to take it in...
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The Other Opinion
by Paul on 03/26/07 at 01:14 PM ET
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Despite exhaustive efforts (presumably) by its production and research staff, HNIC has still not been able to turn up a single person capable of expressing the growing sentiment against fighting in the sport.
You'd think with all those taxpayer dollars behind it HNIC might be able to find a single voice in the hockey world to occasionally disagree with the program's stridently pro-fighting platform.
Instead, it's "fighting is part of the game" before the game, during the first period intermission when we see hockey's version of Ann (Anybody Who Disagrees with me is a Fag) Coulter, during the second period intermission panel discussion and after the game.
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The Roadie
by Paul on 03/26/07 at 12:25 PM ET
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from the Pittsburgh Penguins,
Few can say they went on tour with legendary rock bands.
Joel Kwiatkowski did, though, as he and his wife followed bands Poison and Cinderella through Michigan on their "20 Years of Rock Tour" last summer.
And, it wasn't like he was just following the bands to catch some concerts. Kwiatkowski, a guitar player, actually got on stage with the bands during their sound checks.
"I am actually really into music. Chris Moody, my old [assistant equipment manager] in Florida, his best buddy is a tour manager for a bunch of bands. So, we got out with Poison and Cinderella on a little tour last summer," he said.
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Ted Predicts The Future
by Paul on 03/26/07 at 12:13 PM ET
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Prediction No. 1: The New York Rangers and the Detroit Red Wings will be the only two Original Six teams to make the playoffs. Toronto can't keep the puck out of their own net, Montreal has goaltending problems, Boston is alarmingly inconsistent and Chicago is just plain terrible.
Prediction No. 2: The Vancouver Canucks will prevail in the Western Conference and go to the Stanley Cup final. Most pundits feel the Nashville Predators, Detroit Red Wings, Anaheim Ducks or even the Dallas Stars are the best team, but the Canucks have momentum and, finally, a world-class goaltender in Roberto Luongo to help them go the distance.
read on for more predictions from Ted…
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CBC & NHL To Make A Major Sports Announcement
by Paul on 03/26/07 at 10:39 AM ET
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The CBC has called a news conference today at noon EDT. concerning a significant development related to the CBC and the NHL.
Sounds like an agreement is in place.
update 10:30am, from the Globe and Mail,
The CBC and National Hockey League will announce a new television agreement today that will keep Hockey Night In Canada on the air well past the 2007-08 season.
The Globe and Mail has learned that the new rights is worth about $100-million a year, an increase from the $65-million that the CBC is now paying the NHL.
update 12:16pm, from the CBC,
The CBC and NHL announced a new television deal Monday that will keep Hockey Night in Canada on the air until 2014.
The six-year broadcast deal, which includes national English-language broadcast and multimedia rights to NHL games in Canada, will begin when the current agreement between the CBC and the league expires after the 2007-08 season.
The CBC will maintain exclusive Canadian coverage of NHL games on Saturday nights including traditional double-headers and more regional telecasts.
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I have a recipe that calls for 6lb of Amber LME. I keep a large ammount of Briess Pilsen DME on hand and would like to be able to use that. How would I go about converting the Pilsen to Amber?
To convert Amber extract, you need to know what malts were used to create the extract, along with the amounts (percentage-wise) of each malt.
Briess makes available the malts used (Two-Row, Munich and Crystal 60), but they don't say how much of each is used. The pilsen malt as is adequately subs for two-row, so you only have to worry about the Munich and Crystal. Munich malt needs to be mashed, so you'll need to do a partial mash.
Long story short, it'll be easier to buy amber extract and use the pilsen extract for something else.
Just shooting from the hip here...but you could steep about 1/2 - 3/4 lb of crystal C40 or C60 to add more "amber" characteristics to your pilsen DME.
Use the Pilsen DME, and steep some crystal. The beer will be better. Suggest using C40 or C60.
Gravity, strength, and type of beer will determine how much Crystal you will want, but as an average I would suggest 0.5 to 0.75 lbs. Steeping it will give you between 9 and 14 points.
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Roman Pepper Steak Marinade
- 2 Tbsp. Roman Pepper Steak Seasoning
- 1/4 cup white wine vinegar
- 1/4 cup lemon juice
- 1/2 cup olive oil
Yields: 1 cup
Savory Spice Shop Ingredients
Makes enough marinade for 2 to 4 pounds of steak, using ¼ to ½ cup of marinade per pound. Also nice with chicken, meaty white fish and vegetables.
Combine all ingredients and use to marinate your favorite good-quality steak for 20 to 30 min.
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While marinated steak is cooking, add remaining marinade to a small saucepan and simmer until reduced and thickened into a sauce to serve on top or alongside cooked steak.
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Kimberly Kim and her caddie make their way up No. 15 during the fourth round. Kim did not make the cut after posting +37 for four rounds.
Henrik Stenson moved to No. 2 in the Official World Golf Ranking following his victory at the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai.
The PGA Tour Wives Association and the McGladrey Classic co-hosted their annual Wiffle Ball Game on Tuesday as part of tournament week in St. Simons Island, Ga. The event raised $20,000 for Blessings in a Backpack.
The race for the ANNIKA Award is on again this season. The following players made the first edition of the ANNIKA Watch List.
Images from the 2014 NCCGA Fall National Championship, played Nov. 15-16 at Dancing Rabbit Resort's Azaleas and Oaks courses in Philadelphia, Miss.
Sam Horsfield secured the top spot on the match-play bracket Tuesday with his first-place finish after two rounds of stroke play at the AJGA's Polo Golf Junior Classic.
Check out photos of boys junior golfers signing their national letter of intent during the early signing period for the Class of 2015.
A group of elite amateurs has been selected for the traditional Walker Cup practice session, which will take place Dec. 17-20 at Frederica Golf Club on St. Simons Island, Ga.
Australian Antonio Murdaca finished the Asia-Pacific Amateur seven shots clear of the field to earn the trophy and an invitation to the 2015 Masters.
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Kimberly Kim and her caddie make their way up No. 15 during the fourth round. Kim did not make the cut after posting +37 for four rounds.


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London: Smartphones that can turn into Star Trek-like "tricorder medical diagnostic kits", predator-style "thermal vision cameras" and electric " stun guns" are being promoted at the Consumer Electronics Show of 2014.
The inventions showing up at CES 2014 adds multiple abilities to existing handsets, most of which will go on sale this year, the BBC reports.
California-based "Scanadu" is developing a health-checking scanner packed with sensors, called "Scout", which the user can hold up to his head to measure his heart rate, skin and core body temperatures, respiratory rate and blood oxygen levels among other readings.
The Izzi Orbit Pro provides a selection of different lenses to increase the style of pictures that can be taken and a camera-style grip to help steady shots, the report added.
Canopy`s Sensus App-Enhancing Yellow Jacket`s case will turn the mobile into an electric stun gun, as it is capable of giving a 650,000 volts electric shock.
Prong lets a smartphone be plugged straight into a plug socket, the report added.
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The Congress party launched hectic efforts on Thursday to mollify Ministers in the Andhra Pradesh Government who are unhappy with the portfolios allocated to him by Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy.
AICC leaders called up the dissatisfied Ministers and advised them not to take any step that would precipitate a crisis in the new Government. Pradesh Congress president D. Srinivas also issued a similar appeal and observed that it was not possible for any Chief Minister to satisfy the demands of everyone.
On his part, Mr. Reddy deputed Finance Minister Anam Ramnarayan Reddy to speak to the sulking Ministers who had gathered at the residence of Minister for Tourism Vatti Vasanth Kumar ahead of the maiden meeting of the new Cabinet scheduled to be held at 4.30 p.m.
Mr. Vasanth Kumar's residence in the Ministers' colony in Jubilee Hills was the focal point of political activity. He was closeted in prolonged discussions with two other senior Ministers Dharmana Prasada Rao ( Roads & Buildings) and Botcha Satyanarayana (Transport). Some other Ministers and Congress MLAs called on them in batches.
The Tourism Minister had sent in his resignation from the Cabinet and the Assembly on Wednesday midnight to register his protest at being entrusted a relatively lighter portfolio compared to Rural Development & NREGS he held in the previous Cabinet. While some Ministers are dissatisfied with their new portfolios, still others allege that the Reddys have been given a lion's share of berths in the 39-member Council of Ministers and allotted plum portfolios to the detriment of the Backward Classes and weaker sections.
Meanwhile, in Srikakulam district, followers of Mr. Prasada Rao stepped up pressure on him to resign to the cabinet on the ground that he was 'insulted' with the allocation of a relatively lightweight portfolio compared to Revenue he handled earlier. Several local leaders said the party had failed to suitably reward the Minister who had successfully led the Congress in the elections in Srikakulam, which was traditionally anti-Congress.


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Israel's former President Moshe Katsav has been convicted of rape by a court in Tel Aviv and could go to jail.
He was found guilty of raping an employee in the 1990s when he was tourism minister and of later sexual offences while he was president.
The judges said they believed the evidence of the woman whose testimony had led to two charges of rape.
Moshe Katsav resigned from the largely ceremonial post of head of state in 2007 and was indicted in March 2009.
- Convicted of rape and sexual harassment, 2010
- Born in Iran - first Israeli president to come from a Muslim country
- Became Likud MP in 1977 at the age of 30
- Married since 1969, with five children
While his resignation caused shock across Israel, it had limited political consequences.
Rape commands a jail term in Israel of at least four years, although Katsav is thought to be likely to contest the conviction in Israel's supreme court.
State prosecutor Ronit Amiel said the verdict carried a message to other victims of abuse of power that they should not remain silent.'Riddled with lies'
The former president, 65, who was in office for seven years from 2000, had denied the charges, the most serious ever levelled against an Israeli head of state.
The Israeli media is describing this conviction as unprecedented in the democratic world.
Extraordinarily Moshe Katsav had previously withdrawn from a plea bargain which would have allowed him to avoid jail time. Now it appears certain that the former president will be sentenced to prison. The minimum sentence for rape in Israel is four years.
Some have suggested that Moshe Katsav's trial is another sign of the rottenness at the heart of Israeli politics. The former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is currently facing corruption charges.
But others point out that the fact that even a former president is not above the law is a sign of the health of Israel's democracy.
When he stepped down in 2007, he initially agreed to plead guilty to sexual misconduct and avoid more serious charges, but he withdrew the plea bargain the following year.
According to the indictment, the rape charges dated back to April 1998 when the former employee described as Woman A alleged he had first raped her at the tourism ministry office and later at a hotel in Jerusalem.
The further charges related to claims of sexual harassment of two women in 2003 and 2005 during his presidency.
Reading the verdict, Judge George Karra who presided over a panel with two other judges, said: "We believe the plaintiff [Woman A] because her testimony is supported by elements of evidence, and she told the truth."
Katsav's evidence, the judges decided, was "riddled with lies".
Although members of his family were with him in court, his wife Gila was not. He appeared to be visibly distraught as the verdict was read out and one of his sons was heard saying repeatedly "it's not true".
Sentencing is expected to take place next month and before the former president left court, he was told to surrender his passport.
His son, Boaz, told reporters the family would fight on to prove his innocence. "We will continue to walk with our heads high, so all the nation throughout its generations, with God's help, will know that father, the eighth president of the State of Israel, is innocent."'Lynching'
Moshe Katsav was born in Iran and emigrated at the age of six to Israel with his family in 1951. He joined the right-wing Likud party and held a number of ministerial posts before becoming president.
The allegations against him first surfaced in 2006 and led to him stepping down the following year, to be replaced by current President Shimon Peres.
After his indictment, he gave a televised news conference claiming he was the "victim of a lynching" organised by then-Attorney General Menahem Mazuz.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said it was a "sad day for the State of Israel and its citizens" but added that the trial was a sign of strength of the country's judicial system.
"Today the court conveyed two clear-cut messages, that all are equal before the law and that every woman has exclusive rights to her body," he said.
Women's groups in Israel have welcomed the verdict, arguing that allegations of sexual harassment are too often ignored.


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Pac-12: Tate Forcier
Pac-12 lunch links: Cougars are undefeated
February, 7, 2011
By ESPN.com staff | ESPN.com
Yeah, do you have the Beatles' White Album? Never mind, just get me a glass of hot fat. And bring me the head of Alfredo Garcia while you're out there.
- The end of Sparky's Lawn at Arizona State.
- Watching the Super Bowl has a California observer thinking about locker room leadership.
- Analysis of each Colorado recruit.
- The general feeling at Oregon -- knock on wood -- is that receivers coach Scott Frost won't bolt to Nebraska.
- This is a few days old -- what's up with these Friday afternoon news releases? -- but Oregon State has lost its running backs coach to the San Francisco 49ers.
- Another take on UCLA's belabored search for a defensive coordinator.
- Projecting USC's depth chart: Quarterback.
- Former Michigan QB Tate Forcier is eyeballing a couple of Pac-12 schools.
- The story behind the Washington State Cougar flag, which never fails on ESPN College GameDay.
Video: Big Man on Campus
September, 14, 2009
By ESPN.com staff | ESPN.com
Pat Forde recaps a busy weekend in college football, including Matt Barkley's performance, Terrelle Pryor's struggles and Tate Forcier leading Michigan to a win over Notre Dame.
Blogger debate: USC-Ohio State
September, 10, 2009
By ESPN.com staff | ESPN.com
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|Quarterbacks Terrelle Pryor and Matt Barkley will be the focal point for Saturday's Ohio State-USC throwdown.
Posted by ESPN.com's Adam Rittenberg and Ted Miller
All eyes will be on Columbus this weekend as No. 3 USC visits No. 8 Ohio State (ESPN, 8 p.m. ET). Before the two teams lock horns on the banks of the Olentangy River, we debated several key questions heading into the mega matchup.
Adam Rittenberg: Ted, I look at this USC defense and don't see a glaring weakness. Still, several mobile quarterbacks [Vince Young, Dennis Dixon] have hurt the Trojans in the past. How do you expect USC to defend Terrelle Pryor and does Pryor give the Buckeyes a fighting chance in this game?
Ted Miller: I think Pryor gives the Buckeyes a fighting chance because he can make something out of nothing when a play breaks down -- and the USC defense is good at breaking down plays. While USC fans would debate you on the health of their defense vs. Vince Young, the fact is the Trojans learned from that game that you need to account for an athletic quarterback -- you can't just run your base defense and expect gap control and rush lanes to take care of things. There surely will be some sort of spying, whether with one guy or a shift of guys. On the plus side for USC, this is a really fast defense. It's much faster at linebacker than last year. Malcolm Smith is fast -- his brother is an NFL receiver -- and Michael Morgan is a 4.4 guy. Toss in end Everson Griffen and you've got some guys who can really run on the perimeter of the front-seven. Moreover, middle linebacker Chris Galippo implied to me that this will be more disciplined defense. As extraordinary as Brian Cushing, Clay Matthews and Rey Maualuga were last year, they, at times, freelanced, looking for big plays. That means the Trojans won't be as likely abandon their assigned gaps or let contain break down.
As long as we're talking quarterbacks, what do you think about the poise issue for both guys? USC's Matt Barkley claims he doesn't get nervous. You buy that at the Horseshoe? And how will Pryor react on this big stage?
AR: The Shoe remains the toughest place to play in the Big Ten, getting the slightest of edges against Penn State's Beaver Stadium. Barkley's nerves will be put to the test. It will be extremely loud, especially at the start of the game, and the south end zone addition really makes the decibels rise. I'd imagine USC will go to its strength right away, pound away with those tremendous running backs and athletic offensive line and give Barkley some time to get settled. Everything I've heard about this kid -- from yourself and other observers -- is that he's the real deal. I saw true freshman quarterback Tate Forcier show no nerves last week for Michigan in the Big House, but then again, he was playing at home. Ohio State's defensive line is the strength of the team, and it has to rattle Barkley early for the Buckeyes to have a shot. As for Pryor, he has shown some toughness late in games, particularly against Wisconsin last year. He's certainly more comfortable as a passer, but he can't get away from what makes him special and needs to make plays with his feet. I still haven't seen a team contain Pryor on the move, but he needs the freedom from head coach Jim Tressel and the willingness from within to really cut loose against USC.
Ohio State's defensive line is the team's strongest unit. Same could be said for USC's offensive line. How do you see that matchup shaking out, and will Ohio State need to use speed (Thaddeus Gibson, Cameron Heyward) rather than power to beat the Trojans' front?
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Patients with non-celiac wheat sensitivity (NCWS) have higher incidence of osteoporosis than those with irritable bowel syndrome, and bone mass loss is associated with low body mass index, highlighting the need for dietary support in NCWS patients.
Conserved cis-elements for stress response
Striking conservation across jawed vertebrates is seen at the cis-regulatory level in the homeodomain transcription factor orthopedia (Otp) gene, involved in the regulation of hypothalamic neurons that are responsible for the stress response.
Stillbirth risk higher in males
Evidence from a systematic review and meta-analysis of over 30 million births indicates that the risk of stillbirth in males is around 10% higher than in females, suggesting further research is required to understand the cause of excess male risk.
Oral testosterone leads to CV risk
Oral testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) leads to significant cardiovascular (CV) risk, whereas injected or transdermal TRT do not, which could be due to the different routes of administration, which might affect serum dihydrotestosterone.
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Zinc protoporphyrin (ZPP) measured in blood has limited ability to identify iron deficiency in Kenyan pregnant women, and cannot reliably rule out the condition, suggesting that guidelines on the use of ZPP to assess iron status require revision.
Expressed variants and sepsis outcomes
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QPR boss Harry Redknapp says Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney must be a first-choice for England.
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Author: Vivienne Russell, Public Finance - Jan 18, 2011
The governments flagship Localism Bill will receive its first dose of parliamentary scrutiny this afternoon when MPs debate the details.
The second reading of the Bill is expected to go on into the evening. The Bill, published last month, includes a General Power of Competence for councils, which ministers say will give them the power to do what they like as long as its legal.
It also dismantles the Housing Revenue Account and hands new powers to communities to become more involved in planning and to take over the management of local services or assets.
Local Government Secretary Eric Pickles said the Bill is one of the most radical pieces of legislation to be debated by MPs in decade.
It will fundamentally shake up the balance of power in this country. It represents everything the government stands for and is the cornerstone for everything we want to do. It will revitalise local democracy and put power back where it belongs.
Decentralisation minister Greg Clark added that the Bill represented a reshaping of the constitutional settlement and a new page in the relationship between the people and government.
He said: It is based on belief in the ingenuity of local leaders, pride in the strength of local democracy and respect for peoples common sense.
But there was robust opposition from Pickles shadow, Caroline Flint. She said the Bill failed to live up to its name because it handed new powers to central government.
Flint said: The Tory-led governments claim to support localism is a sham. Despite their promise to devolve power to communities and local authorities, theyre actually taking power away from local people and giving more to Whitehall ministers.
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I was wondering off again. Down the halls at night again. Carrying the Janitors trolley...again. I always stayed in late after school, so I guess I may as well help. My friends were all at home, then were getting ready for some party at my other friends. I had a feeling my boyfriend was cheating on me, but he loved me, just other women as well. That made no sense, that just makes him a rapist.
I trotted quietly down the main hall, getting ready to go to the Janitors closet to place the trolley in. I walked past our cabinet of achievements in the school, and say my name first for the Gymnastics and Acrobat. I was a successful student, but also the so called leader. They looked up to me, and always asked for help. But when it came to douchebags, they were my friends to. E
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Cameron stared at the notches on the cell wall, not quite able to believe he had been here for nine years. On the one hand, it didn't seem that long at all; it felt like he had just arrived in this strange place called Netra, was still getting used to its strange people and strange customs. But on the other hand, he felt that Captain Richard Cameron of the Space Star Silver Streak had been another man, that his life as captain of the last starship from the vanished planet Earth on an endless mission to establish colonies to preserve the human race was some other lifetime, in some other age.
As perhaps it was. Anlo Oxexs had told him that the portal through which he had emerged from the Dimension of Originality--so named because the ancestors of the Netrans had come through the Time Curve from there--interfered with time as well as space. And he recalled from his life on the Silver Streak that space
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"Why hello, Professor K, what brings you here?"
"I am in need of nice clothing for these boys here. They range from eighteen to four… I need some suits for the older ones and more casual clothing for the baby people."
"Baby… people?" the store manager said with a tight confused smile.
Dominick directed his hand to the group of younger children.
"I see… um, we will have to get their measurements."
"Very good. I will take this young lady over to the store over yonder."
The store manager looked surprised.
"Sir, are you saying that these boys will stay here by themselves?"
"Nonsense!" The manager sighed. "That's what you're here for."
Keela came to the poor m
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Turning to see T.K. still in the glass case, he smirks as he goes over. "And now, the main attraction." The plan is simple. Once Pete has taken pictures of all his toys, he will send the photos to Selvig in Japan. The museum was making a new space and they offered any cash offer to anyone who could fill it. Pete told Selvig that he got the perfect idea to add his collection. The toy store owner's got a deadline to meet. Luckily, he found T.K. Soon, he will get what's coming to him.
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baymax then said "maybe he didn't have just one neural interface on his head...maybe he made another one just in case?"
hiro looked at his watch "i guess we have a few hours..."
wasabi was a little nervous "but I don't want to be late for class...maybe I will meet up with you guys later..." but as he started to leave hiro grabbed wasabi's sleeve
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Luckily for our metaphorically feathered friend, she has help against this powerhouse hybrid in the form of the Red Hood and Jag.
All three of them simultaneously duck behind a car, deciding they should quickly come up with a better plan of attack then just, well, attacking.
Cardinal: We're not gonna be able to keep this up for much longer, guys, and
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Destiny cost the year 2050 equivalent of 25 cents per play/credit. She also had a very elegant design and a very beautiful game logo. Dave put money in Destiny to begin getting to know this interesting machine.
"Hello", said the machine in a lovely female voice, "I'm Destiny."
"I'm Dave", he replied as he pulled her handle, "I intend to win some of my money back."
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"Damm it Abbot."
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"How are you feeling?" She continued as she walked over to the side of his cot.
"Drowsy and a little out of it, what happened to me?"
"The other night you went searching for Zxeron and Eros and found another Thrasher, it attacked you and scratched your face…"
"This caused you to go blind in your right eye…" She answered softly, unsure how he would react.
Calliqrius furrowed his brow letting out a heavy sigh as he turned over onto his left side, noticing Aurora sitting against the wall with her eyes closed, Eros lying beside he
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"shane shoot him!! do it!!" said preston
shane hesitated again but that was not a good idea, albert then got out of his cockpit (and once again) jumped on top of shane's cockpit
shane saw albert on top of the canopy's glass, albert had an evil grin on his face then albert clenched his fist, shane knew what was going to happen; albert was going to pound his way in just like the last time
shane got out of his seat and leaned back so the glass wouldn't shatter all over him
albert broke the glass and grabbed shane by the hair and pulled him up then he proceeded to choke shane with his bare hands
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NaNo 15"If I was not to know you well Master Rishlander, I'd think you've never flown before!"NaNo 159 hours ago in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
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"Its not that I've never flown before!" Remas bellowed back over the din of engine noises and rushing air "Its just been on a craft with a design philosophy not inspired by a mad mans noggin!"
At this the Hudsoner titled his head back and laughed loudly and with evident glee. Like the other people scattered about the bridge of the strange airship they were all tied down to safety lines cinched tightly about their waists. This had been
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"Why does she hate you so much" David asked.
"Well you see Anya always did like to do thing by the book. Heck I even think she even memorized the darn book sometimes, my style is a bit more unorthodox. I don't wait for things like warrants before breaking in a house or something if I need to find some evidence. I don't follow any codes, or rules when I investigate. Sometimes she needs my help when solving a case,and that pisses her off to no end."
"Jeez she an be a real jerk sometimes!"
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