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Sabres fans are starting to get a little worried. A lack of secondary scoring, troublesome faceoffs, and sloppy defensive play allowed the Hurricanes to complete a home-and-home sweep.
Now at 2-2, the Sabres have a Sunday afternoon faceoff in Washington. And they'll be facing a desperate Capitals team, who's winless in their first four games.
The Sabres, of course, are coming off that ugly 3-1 loss at the hands of the Hurricanes Friday night. The Sabres registered 41 shots and scored another power play goal, but were unable to capitalize on the other scoring chances. It's left them searching for answers.
"I think there's a lot of strange things going on: with our team, with a lot of teams," said head coach Lindy Ruff. "You don't know where your players were and what level they were at when you got them in here. I think we've seen some stuff that we're not happy with, that we're really going to have to improve on." "We might be trying to generate too much offense, going on the offensive side of things a little too quick, getting caught and they're going the other way," added captain Jason Pominville. "At the same time, guys want to get on the board. Guys want to produce. But, like we talked about (before), you've got to play well defensively first and your chances will come."
There's no debating that one of the Sabres biggest struggles this season has been an inability to perform in the faceoff circle. And that cost them at least a point in Friday night's loss to the Hurricanes. It's one of the byproducts of having young centermen. Tyler Ennis lost a third period, defensive zone faceoff - clean. The resulting play saw Jay Harrison score the goal that completed the sweep. They'll need improvement. The Sabres are last in the league in faceoff percentage.
"I think you look at centers a lot of times when you look at faceoffs," said Pominville. "I don't think it only relies on them. It relies on everyone around the puck who can try to get loose pucks, get pucks back. . .I think it's overall, everyone has to be better. Not only put the blame on the centermen."
Through the first four games of the season, the Sabres have scored 11 goals, and Thomas Vanek has been on the ice for every one of them. That's both a credit to his fast start and an indictment on the Sabres' secondary scoring troubles. Entering Sunday, Vanek was tied for the NHL scoring lead with three goals and nine points. The 29 year old suffered a muscle strain in Friday's game but is expected to be in the lineup Sunday.
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Find out why the Witness Protection Program is not the unalloyed success the government would have you believe.
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We just started working on this fight and we've noticed something that I haven't seen mentioned anywhere. During the frost phase, the Frostflake is hitting for 35-40k each time it's applied, and healers are having trouble keeping up with the heals while dispelling the snare and running from the wave.
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A photo released by North Korea's Korean Central News Agency on March 11 shows North Korean leader Kim Jong Eun, center, on Wonae island, about six miles from the South Korean island of Baengnyong. Associated Press
North Korea said it would restart its only nuclear reactor to provide plutonium for its weapons program, further ratcheting up tensions on the Korean peninsula and drawing swift international criticism.
Alastair Gale explains the intentions of North Korea's announcement that it will restart its only nuclear reactor to provide material for its weapons and electricity. Photo:Getty Images.
Northeast Asian specialist Alexandre Mansourov assesses the validity of North Korea's nuclear threat to the South and to the U.S.
"Nuclear threats are not a game," said U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon at a news conference in Andorra. "The current crisis has already gone too far."
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry called the North's recent belligerent rhetoric "unacceptable" and said the U.S. will defend itself as well as South Korea and Japan from any threat from the North.
Experts said it would take many months for North Korea to get the reactor operational again and much longer to extract enough plutonium to make weapons. The reactor at the Yongbyon plant, 55 miles north of Pyongyang, was closed in 2007, and the North Koreans destroyed the cooling tower the following summer as part of an aid-for-disarmament deal that soon collapsed.
The North's move came after rapidly deteriorating relations between Pyongyang and Seoul and after several symbolic but muscular U.S. military maneuvers on the Korean peninsula.
Defense experts said the Obama administration's flexing of military muscle has so far had the intended effect of reassuring Seoul, but that a risk remains that rising U.S. military pressure could provoke Pyongyang into a rash move.
In addition to flying B-52 and B-2 bombers over South Korea and putting a pair of F-22 fighter planes on display, the U.S. also has begun to reinforce regional defenses, moving two guided missile destroyers into position off the coast of South Korea to boost missile defenses.
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- Some Seoul Embassies Respond to Tensions
- North Korea's Parliament Meets
- North Korea Eclipses Iran as Nuclear Threat
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Administration officials have defended their approach as necessary, given recent advances in North Korea's weapons capabilities as well as the need to reassure a more nationalistic government in Seoul that Washington takes the threat seriously.
Pentagon Press Secretary George Little said the U.S. was "in the business" of assuring South Korea that the U.S. will defend them. "We are looking for the temperature to be taken down on the Korean peninsula," he said.
Michael Green, a scholar at the Center for Strategic and International Studies who oversaw Asian affairs at the White House during the George W. Bush administration, also praised the current get-tough approach with North Korea. "I think it was appropriate and well-coordinated with South Korea and Japan," Mr. Green said.
The WSJ's Michael Arnold speaks with the Rand Corporation's Scott Harold about China's strategic interests in North Korea and what North Korea hopes to achieve by escalating regional tensions.
Pyongyang's announcement on Tuesday was quickly criticized by its neighbors.
The cooling tower of the Yongbyon nuclear reactor being demolished in 2008. Reuters
South Korea's Foreign Ministry spokesman called Pyongyang's announcement "very regrettable."
In Beijing, Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said China had expressed its "regret" over Pyongyang's declaration, though he reiterated Beijing's previous hesitant approach on international sanctions, saying they "cannot solve the problem fundamentally."
Japan's Chief Cabinet Speaker Yoshihide Suga told reporters that restarting the Yongbyon nuclear plant "would be a grave concern for Japan."
The U.N.'s Mr. Ban urged North Korea again "to fully abide by the relevant Security Council resolutions and refrain from making further provocative measures."
Satellite imagery in recent months has shown construction work at the Yongbyon plant but it isn't clear if North Korea has already started work to put its reactor back online.
Many outside analysts believe North Korea sees its nuclear threat as a negotiating tool to force the U.S. and other countries to provide it with money and security guarantees, and restarting its 1980s-era reactor would add further pressure to the North's foes.
"I consider this a pretty serious move by Pyongyang in the series of steps it has been taking to push the U.S. toward some form of negotiation," said Narushige Michishita, an associate professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies in Tokyo.
The five-megawatt reactor was North Korea's only source of plutonium for its weapons program. North Korea revealed a uranium-enrichment facility at the plant in 2010, another route to provide fissile material for nuclear weapons. North Korea said through its state news agency that work to restart all facilities at Yongbyon will be "put into practice without delay."
A photo series from June 2008 photo show a cooling tower being demolished at North Korea's nuclear plant in Yongbyon. Kyodo/Reuters
North Korea has said repeatedly in recent days that its nuclear weapons program is now nonnegotiable and will be built up in order to provide security from what it sees as threats from the U.S. and South Korea. On Feb. 12, North Korea staged its third test of a nuclear weapon, a move that triggered an escalation in tensions on the peninsula and was followed by a series of provocative threats from Pyongyang.
North Korea is thought to have enough plutonium-based fissile material for as many as a dozen small bombs. It isn't clear if it has been able to develop a uranium-based bomb, but experts have speculated that it used uranium in its February test.
The uranium-enrichment facility at Yongbyon is North Korea's only declared such facility, but experts suspect Pyongyang may have other enrichment centers.
North Korea has threatened to attack Washington with a nuclear weapon but it isn't thought to be able to mount a nuclear weapon on a missile yet, or to be able to hit the U.S. mainland.
Since its first test of a nuclear bomb in 2006, North Korea has repeatedly asked the U.S. and other major countries to recognize it as a nuclear-weapons state and negotiate with it as an equal power.
"North Korea wants to show its willingness to become a nuclear power not only verbally but also in action," said Kim Yong-hyun, a North Korea expert at Dongguk University in Seoul.
North Korea also said on Tuesday the Yongbyon reactor would provide electricity for the energy-starved country. The nation has frequent power outages because of its weak energy infrastructure.
—Christopher Rhoads, Andrew Browne and Eleanor Warnock contributed to this article.
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TI and Intersil team for voice over broadbandMay 29, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
Copyright 2002 M2 Communications Ltd. TELECOMWORLDWIRE…05/30/2002 From LexisNexis Analog and digital technology company Texas Instruments Inc. has entered into an agreement with Intersil Corp., a wireless networking company. Under the terms of the agreement, both companies will work together to combine the programmable voice codec from TI with a subscriber-line interface circuit from Inte...
Charter launches HDTV in five marketsMay 29, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
Charter Communications Inc. has come through with a promise made in March to deliver high-definition TV services. The MSO has launched its service in five U.S. markets. Charter customers with HDTV sets in Alhambra/Pasadena and Glendale/Burbank, Calif.; University Park/Highland Park, Texas; Miami Beach, Fla; and Birmingham, Ala.
Access-metro interop announcedMay 29, 2002 8:00 pm | by Duffy Hayes | Comments
Merging of access and metro technologies is the focus of a new interoperability announcement between optical transport provider PacketLight Networks and access switch maker Jedai Broadband Networks. The two announced the completion of successful interop testing of Jedai's FrontRunner 3200 access switch router and PacketLight's PL-16000 integrated optical transport system.
On your mark, get set, sports VODMay 29, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
What better way to get clued in on the latest snowboarding or skating technique, than to watch it on television? Sports clothing producer Quicksilver and VOD content aggregator TVN Entertainment are joining forces to bring video-on-demand and subscription VOD to action sports enthusiasts. The channel, dubbed UNION? The Boardriding Channel, will sport films from Volcom, Globe, 900 Films, O...
Broadcom completes Mobilink buyMay 29, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
Chipmaker Broadcom Corp. has wrapped up another acquisition. The latest: its purchase of Mobilink Telecom Inc. is complete, giving Broadcom an inroad to the wireless semiconductor market. Broadcom issued or reserved 5.61 million shares in exchange for all of Mobilink's shares and stock options. The acquisition, which was first announced in April, will be accounted for a purchase, and Broadcom s...
Jolted by patent news, SeaChange delays earningsMay 29, 2002 8:00 pm | by Jeff Baumgartner | Comments
SeaChange International, admittedly "surprised and disappointed" by a potentially damaging jury verdict involving a video-on-demand patent, said Wednesday that it will postpone the release of its first quarter financial results until the beginning of next week. That decision stems from a verdict by a Delaware District Court jury yesterday that upheld rival nCUBE Corp's patent for VOD delivery, ...
Cisco expands VPN portfolioMay 29, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
Network gear maker Cisco Systems Inc. has beefed up its virtual private networking portfolio to enable IP voice and video over an IPSec VPN. Cisco says the enhancements are part of its VPN initiative and include IP voice/video centric Quality of Service designed for interoperability with IPSec, IPSec multicast support and IP voice/video stream encryption.
Diva completes death spiral while Gemstar picks over the scrapsMay 29, 2002 8:00 pm | by Jeff Baumgartner | Comments
Collapsing under the weight of a $500 million deficit and enough cash on hand to last a few more weeks, video-on-demand vendor Diva Systems Corp. completed its death spiral Wednesday, filing Chapter 11 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of California. Interactive program guide giant Gemstar-TV Guide International, holding true to rumors that have swirled for weeks, then swoo...
Global Crossing: We can work it outMay 28, 2002 8:00 pm | by Leon Lazaroff | Comments
Copyright 2002 The Deal L.L.C. The Daily Deal…05/29/2002 From LexisNexis Unhappy with a buy-out offer from two Asian companies, creditors of Global Crossing Ltd. plan to join the bankrupt telecommunications carrier in proposing a restructuring plan that would give them far greater control of the broadband provider's worldwide operations.
Nortel cuts deeperMay 28, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
As customer spending for telecom gear continues to wane, Nortel Networks is weighing its options. The latest: the company plans to cut 3,500 more jobs. The reductions will affect employees working in Nortel's optical long haul business sector. The company says it will streamline the business, but will not rule out a sale of its optical components division.
Adelphia sinks to new 52-week low, Tow joins boardMay 28, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
The hits just keep on coming for Adelphia Communications Corp. After the MSO detailed its co-borrowing agreements and deals with the Rigas family, the company's stock plummeted more than 30 percent. In a victory for one of the company's major shareholders, Leonard Tow was appointed to the board of directors.
Alcatel buys voice-web software makerMay 28, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
Alcatel will fork over $136 million in stock to acquire voice Web access software platform maker Telera Corp. The addition enables Alcatel to add voice services to its Web access product portfolio. Telera will be folded into Alcatel's Genesys contact center software business, adding a voice self-service platform to Genesys' product line.
Nasdaq puts SoftNet on noticeMay 28, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
SoftNet Systems Inc. has been shedding its assets one by one for some time now, and the Nasdaq National Market has taken notice. The company recently received a letter warning that its shares may be delisted. SoftNet is fighting the claim. Citing the closure of SoftNet's Intelligent Communications Inc.
Comcast gets hit with privacy suitMay 28, 2002 8:00 pm | by Karen Brown | Comments
After enduring a firestorm over monitoring cable-modem subscribers' Web-surfing activities earlier this year, Comcast Corp. is now facing a class-action lawsuit claiming that the Philadelphia MSO violated federal privacy law. Filed in U.S. District court in Michigan, the lawsuit claimed that Comcast's now-discontinued practice of monitoring its 1 million high-speed-data customers' Internet habi...
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CableLabs has hired the law firm of Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering (WCP) as its patent coordinator for the OpenCable Application Platform (OCAP) specification, which serves as the common middleware layer for advanced OpenCable-based digital set-top boxes. Under its current form, OCAP borrows heavily from the Digital Video Broadcasting Project's Multimedia Home Platform specification.


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At the second presidential debate, Gov. Mitt Romney tried to explain his attempt to consider more women for top positions in Massachusetts by saying organizations presented him with "binders full of women" -- and so a new Internet meme was born.Take a look at other notable missteps candidates and their campaigns have made during the 2012 election season.
At the first presidential debate, it wasn't so much what President Barack Obama said, but what he didn't that was the problem. Obama seemed disengaged in the debate and made more than a few Democrats' jaws drop by not going after Romney on a variety of issues.
Vice President Joe Biden raised eyebrows earlier this month when he proclaimed during a campaign rally that the middle class has been "buried" the past four years. Biden tried to clarify his remarks, but conservatives pounced on them as a reason why voters should elect Mitt Romney.
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In the Bad Universe DVD, the Earth sits in the center of a cosmic shooting gallery: we are bombarded by one hundred tons of space debris every single day. Most of this just puts on a pretty light show, but every now and again something bigger and decidedly more deadly comes our way. According to this science DVD, 65 million years ago, an asteroid bigger than Mount Everest slammed into the Earth at a speed 30 times faster than a rifle bullet. The result: an explosion dwarfing our entire nuclear arsenal, and a mass extinction that spelled doom for the dinosaurs. "Bad Universe" host Phil Plait investigates the possibility that we might meet this same fate, talking to astronomers who find dangerous space objects, and others who spend their careers worrying about what to do about them. Do we nuke them, like in Hollywood movies? Or does this make matters worse? If another killer rock has our name on it, just what can we do about it? Join Phil in Bad Universe videos, as he puts several explosive ideas to the test " including the largest detonation ever filmed specifically for a science documentary " and gets results which just may save our planet.
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thatrollslayer Feb 13, 1:47 p.m.
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After claiming 9 of a possible 12 points on this long road trip, the Canes are in a great position to keep the momentum rolling. Tlusty has been playing great these last couple games, and the chemistry is really starting to build on our lines. I was glad to see us send Seteguchi back down, he was getting burned badly at the NHL level, along with Westgarth. If we played with the intensity we had last night against the Devils all the time, then we will be a force come playoff time. Right now there is still a lot to be worked on, namely DEFENSE and power play effeciency. These next couple games at home are huge for us and will need the fans there for support. I realize this forum isn't nearly trafficked as much as the UNC/Duke/NCSU ones, but hopefully we can get some good hockey discussion going on this season. Hopefully some of you guys can make it out Thursday as the Canes take on a red hot Toronto team thats on a 4 game win streak.
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anderson Feb 13, 2:05 p.m.
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I was going to put something up here about the lack of traffic myself. I"m a huge Tarheel fan but since they aren't having one of their better seasons I'm even more interested in the Canes than usual. They are looking much better than the first two games. I think they have real potential to make a deep playoff run. Wish I could go to the games at PNC but with 5 in the family and bills to pay we can't afford it even on Family Nights :(
giantfan1956 Feb 13, 2:07 p.m.
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Great post! yea, lets get this thread going, canes fan here on cape cod.. Wife and i are huge Caniacs... Huge road trip, and outplayed jersey for most of game, and CAM IS Cam... Hope Joni is ok, any word on him?? dinz
thatrollslayer Feb 13, 3:11 p.m.
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The forechecking last night was outstanding, aggresive throughout all 3 periods. And lets be honest, Justin Faulk is our most solid defender (all around) and the TO he had right infront of Cam was a fluke. Its great to see Semin & Staal gelling together, and you can tell a lot of the players are really starting to get their legs under them, especially a guy like Jordan Staal who with a big body like his can get up ice quick and create in transition with ease.
Looks like we have our lines sets for the near future barring any injuries, and as far as Joni is concern this is all I was able to find as of today:
"Joni Pitkanen left Tuesday's win over the Devils with a lower-body injury. Hurricanes coach Kirk Muller said after the game that he did not know of the severity of Pitkanen's injury, the Charlotte Observer reports."
thatrollslayer Feb 13, 3:13 p.m.
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Also good to see a guy like Tim Wallace getting a chance in Carolina, he has played hard and aggresive giving the Canes solid minutes on that 4th line, which has really looked like a 3rd line at times.
anderson Feb 13, 3:59 p.m.
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Great post! yea, lets get this thread going, canes fan here on cape cod.. Wife and i are ... View More
— Posted by giantfan1956
Great post! yea, lets get this thread going, canes fan here on cape cod.. Wife and i are huge Caniacs... Huge road trip, and outplayed jersey for most of game, and CAM IS Cam... Hope Joni is ok, any word on him?? dinz
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Do ya'll get the games on TV up there?
StunGunn Feb 15, 7:26 a.m.
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Thanks for the heads up about getting this forum a little action, trollslayer. It's great to see fans of Duke, State, and Carolina all on the same side for once.
As for the Canes, I'm loving it! Muller has tinkered with the lines, and it's paying huge dividends. Great to see players like Corvo and Tlusty playing so well. I was afraid with Gleason out last night, it might be trouble for the Canes, but other guys stepped up. Having Ellis as Cam's backup is terrific!
It would be great to see the Canes make the playoffs this year, and they certainly have the talent to do it. Go Canes!!!
thatrollslayer Feb 15, 9:27 a.m.
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Make that THREE STRAIGHT W's for the Canes. Last nights game was a great exmaple of how this team should be playing every night. We have done a great job at keeping pucks in the offensive zone and keeping opposing teams on their heels. Playing with this level of intensity and awareness is just going to lead to more wins. Also great to see Corvo have the game he did, well deserved. Not the biggest or most physical defensemen on the ice, but brings an offensive side to his game that really can boost our attack. Staal extends his point streak, which is still the longest active one in the NHL, and I agree with you jgunn, this team is poised to make a playoff run this year if we can just hold it together.
kheffn Feb 15, 8:29 p.m.
Jordan Stall and Semin were great pickups even though not cheap. If i see them trade for Robyn Regehr, I'll feel good about them going deep into the playoffs. Tha Canes have too many offensive minded defensemen and need some more pure grit defense like Gleason.
ncJB96 Feb 17, 6:52 p.m.
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Tha Canes are looking good
giantfan1956 Feb 18, 9:50 a.m.
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Yes, we get Center Ice up here, Any word on Skinner?
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text: HomeTVAll My ChildrenABC Soaps Pick Up Steam Among W 18-49; B&B Down Almost 600,000 Viewers Year-to-Date Jamey Giddens May 22, 2009 All My Children, Days of Our Lives, General Hospital, One Life to Live, The Bold and the Beautiful, The Young and The Restless 9 Comments The dead has arisen! Okay, maybe not completely, but their fingers did twitch a bit. Could be nerves. At any rate here are the ratings. ABC's recently-revamped General Hospital gained 113,000 total viewers over the previous week, while sibling sudsers All My Children and One Life to Live gained 96,000 and 56,000 total viewers respectively. These new eyeballs helped AMC gain one-tenth of a point in households (GH and OLTL stayed the same) and all three ABC soaps netted an impressive two-tenths of a point gain among Women 18-49. Things weren't so rosy at CBS. Daytime's number one soap The Young and the Restless lost 176,000 total viewers over the previous week, causing the Bell soap to drop two-tenths of a point in households. Y&R held steady in the coveted Women 18-49 demo. Y&R's little sister, The Bold and the Beautiful, lost 72,000 viewers over the past week, but once again the really sad story for B&B can be found by looking at numbers year-to-date. B&B is down darn near 600,000 viewers over this time last year—that's more than any of the other soaps on the dial! As The World Turns lost 37,000 viewers from the week before, however it was the only CBS soap to go up in households, gaining one-tenth of a point. Guiding Light had mixed results for the week of May 11-15. While daytime's elder stateswoman gained 26,000 total viewers over the previous week, GL dropped one-tenth of a ratings point among Women 18-49, tying the soap opera's all-time low in that all-important demographic. Over at the Peacock, Days of Our Lives lost 31,000 total viewers, dropping one-tenth of a point in households, however DAYS managed to gain one-tenth of a point among Women 18-49. Ratings for the week May 11-15, 2009 (Compared to Last Week/Compared to Last Year) Total Viewers 1. Y&R 4,995,000 (-176,000/-71,000) 2. B&B 3,288,000 (-72,000/-581,000) 3. DAYS 2,705,000 (-31,000/-208,000) 4. GH 2,558,000 (+113,000/-395,000) 5. AMC 2,555,000 (+96,000/-15,000) 6. OLTL 2,495,000 (+56,000/-216,000) 7. ATWT 2,471,000 (-37,000/-340,000) 8. GL 2,044,000 (+26,000/-333,000) HH 1. Y&R 3.6/13 (-.2/same) 2. B&B 2.5/9 (same/-.2) 3. DAYS 2.0/7 (-.1/-.1) 3. AMC 2.0/7 (+.1/same) 5. GH 1.9/7 (same/-.4) 5. OLTL 1.9/7 (same/-.2) 5. ATWT 1.9/7 (+.1/-.1) 8. GL 1.5/5 (same/-.2) Women 18-49 Viewers Women 18-49 Rating 1. Y&R 1.7/12 (same/-.2) 2. GH 1.4/9 (+.2/-.2) 3. OLTL 1.3/9 (+.2/-.1) 3. DAYS 1.3/8 (+.1/-.1) 3. AMC 1.3/8 (+.2/+.1) 6. B&B 1.1/7 (-.1/-.3) 7. ATWT 0.9/6 (same/-.2) 8. GL 0.7/5 (-.1/-.3) <—— ties low rating 9 Responses Martin May 22, 2009 Wow. 72,000 down for B&B, I guess it's because the viewers are slowly getting bored with another round of Taylor/Ridge/Brooke/Stephanie and Nicket. I can only hope that the show will give DD a good storyline so that people are willing to tune back in. I'm counting on Bell. Log in to Reply soapscribe May 22, 2009 Eat your heart out, Bradleybear! We're not buying the honey you're selling. Log in to Reply josser May 22, 2009 Unfortunately, B&B had HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE writing and acting over the last year. The show recycles the same storylines and rips apart/reunites the same couples. It was a mess. I still cringe when I think of Ridge recklessly driving his car at high speed in his attempt to chase Rick. Just nonsensical garbage. Hopefully, the changes underway will help. It's shocking to think that B&B is from the same company that produces Y&R. No matter how bad people thought Y&R was with Lynn Marie Latham, Y&R was still light years better than B&B. The problem with B&B is that its also very closed feeling. Moreso than any other soap, B&B feels like every thing is taking place in a single space. Right now, the 2 best soaps on CBS are Y&R and the revitalized GL. Log in to Reply angelatil May 23, 2009 I keep wondering why Days is number 3. I have been a Days fan for years but I don't like hardly any of the couples they are doing now. The feud seems interesting enough but that is about it. Everything else seems dull. Also, my favorite actress Rachel Melvin left the show…there is no Chelsea and I miss Chelsea! More importantly, I miss Daniel and Chelsea together! Shawn Christian is still on there but to me, they could give him sooo much better of a story line! Rafe has been on the show less time then Daniel, yet we see Rafe getting a sister….what do we know about Daniel? Seems like once they had him break up with Chelsea, they stopped the character development of Daniel. I just don't get why Days seems to be doing well. I hope they bring Chelsea back and bring Daniel and Chelsea back together again!! Log in to Reply GiJoe8 May 23, 2009 Talking about Days- has Abe, Lexie, and Theo been banished to Alice's attic? I miss them and can't believe they are not being used. Its bullsh*t!!! Log in to Reply Soap_Stud May 23, 2009 I invite all Days fans to join me to discuss the good, the bad, the hot and the ugly of Salem on The Blog Friendly Zone! Go to the site below, sign up, and find my blog (toward the bottom of the page). It's called Confessions of a Soapaholic. http://z10.invisionfree.com/Blog_Friendly_Zone/index.php? If you were involved with the TV Guide Community Message Board, you'll be happy to know that Cindy, NYJoey, and Solaughwhydontya, are there…oh yeah and me..Salem_Stud! 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I think this might work a little better
If your going to glyph HB, why bother with Epidemic? You should be casting HB every 8 seconds, so Frost Fever should be constantly up on all targets.
From my understanding, Killing Machine rank 4 and rank 5 are not that different, so you can save a point by not maxxing it.
Hungering Cold, is still not that useful. If your spamming HB as often as you can (which, as Frost, you should be), the Frost Fever application is of no use, and you'll break Hungering Cold every cast.
Max out Blood of the North. Increase in Frost Damage and turning Blood runes into Death Runes is going to help in getting more Obliterates in. Acclimation is not that useful, from my experience, and might only be worthwhile as a second spec of magic bosses.
I like Improved Icy Talons, and would recommend taking 2 points out of Virulence and finishing that portion of the tree instead.


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At the crossroads of the campus, the Campus Center offers a wide range of activities and services including dining, meeting rooms and lounges, a café, the campus store, student activity offices, and a movie theater. Apartment-style residences opened in 2003, and suite-style student residences opened in 2001, 2003, and 2007 to complement existing townhouse and residence hall student housing. The library, overlooking St. John's Pond, houses state-of-the-art media and computer centers that serve the needs of students as well as faculty and staff. Academic buildings feature computerized classrooms, modern laboratories, and specialized instructional spaces. Our newest academic building, Goodpaster Hall, opened in January 2008. In the fall of 2008, Parris N. Glendening Hall opened, providing student services, as well as the James P. Muldoon River Center, which expands our waterfront offerings and biological research facilities. To ensure that development preserves the natural beauty and Tidewater charm of the St. Mary's campus, the College has adopted a campus master plan calling for courtyards, walkways, and gardens that enrich the landscape. In addition, the environmental fragility of its waterfront combined with its historic location inspires the College to approach campus development with special sensitivity to the ecology of the Chesapeake Bay watershed and the archaeology of Maryland's 17th-century capital.
Library, Media Center, & Archives. The St. Mary's College library houses a collection of over 200,000 items, including books, periodicals, videos, DVDs, CDs and microforms. The Maryland Collection includes books and documents on the state's history and cultures. The College Archives contains items of interest in the College's and regional history. The library is open 106 hours per week. Study areas include group-study rooms, individual carrels, and audio/video equipped workstations.
The College's library is a member of the USMAI, a state-wide consortium of 16 campuses. Direct borrowing of books through this consortium is supplemented by interlibrary loan and document delivery. Networked computer workstations and a pool of laptops provide access to the consortial online catalog (catalogusmai) and over 80 research databases and full-text online resources which are also accessible from off-campus. The library also maintains a small recreational reading collection.
The Media Center features a digital sound/video production and editing studio, multimedia laboratory, and classrooms equipped for media presentations. The lab provides access to multimedia authoring software, scanners, and other equipment. Digital still and video cameras are available for student use.
Information and technology literacy goals are achieved through the skills outcomes of the Core Curriculum and through classroom and individual instruction by the library and media staff. Instruction is provided in research techniques, database use, digital equipment use, and multimedia software applications.
Technology. St. Mary's College of Maryland provides high-speed access to the Internet as well as access to the Academic Research Internet (Internet 2) to each resident student. All enrolled students are provided with St. Mary's College email accounts, web space, and College network access. Many electronic and learning tools are available in the library, the computing center, and each academic building. In addition, the College provides 24-hour access to computers in Baltimore Hall, Kent Hall, and the library. Computer classrooms in each academic building support instruction and research with the best available technology tools. St. Mary's College hosts a website at www.smcm.edu for public access to current news, events and information, and a secure student portal at https://seahawks.smcm.edu/ for personalized acces to student data and academic management tools.
The Schaefer Hall science center includes general classrooms and teaching laboratories in biology, biochemistry, computer science, geology, and physics. Research space is furnished with sophisticated laboratory instrumentation, including electron microscopes, a liquid scintillation counter, and many other scientific instruments. Marine biology studies are enhanced by the specialized aquatic studies laboratory that pumps estuarine water into the building from the St. Mary's River.
Kent Hall, with its dramatic windows and views of the St. Mary's River, houses most of the departments associated with history and the social sciences. There, classrooms are fully computerized and an anthropology laboratory includes state-of-the-art equipment. Computers are an important part of each academic building, and computer laboratories throughout the campus feature blocks of computers for the exclusive use of students.
Goodpaster Hall opened in January 2008 as the newest academic facility. It is home to chemistry, psychology, and educational studies. Goodpaster Hall is a LEED-certified environmentally green building, using recycled building materials for more than 75% of its construction, and incorporating energy-conserving features like stormwater runoff systems. Students and faculty enjoy extensivelaboratory spaces for both chemistry and psychology. Each academic building, including Montgomery Hall described below, provides faculty office spaces that are readily accessible by students as one means of encouraging intellectual and advisory interaction.
Fine Arts Center. For much of Southern Maryland as well as the College, Montgomery Hall is the focal point for art, theater, and music. This facility houses the Bruce Davis Theater, a dance studio, an auditorium for musical performances, a series of soundproof music practice rooms, and the Boyden Art Gallery where faculty and student curators as well as their colleagues from around the nation thematically exhibit a wide variety of art works. The corridors, lobbies, and lounges of "Monty Hall" also display paintings, drawings, prints, and sculptures from the College's fine arts collection.
Campus Center. This complex is a popular gathering place for students, faculty, and staff. The main dining room area, known as the Great Room with its high-vaulted ceiling, fireplace, and servery, offers complete food services to 400 people. A snack bar and café, also provide customers indoor and outdoor seating. Two private dining rooms and three meeting rooms can be reserved for special purposes. Student clubs and organizations share workspace in the Campus Center. A movie theater and two student lounges are also located inside the building. Lockers reserved for commuter students ease their campus lives, while the more than 1600 student mailboxes ensure uncongested postal services. The campus bookstore is also part of the Campus Center as are the Student Government Association Office and the student media space and radio station.
Waterfront. The new James P. Muldoon River Center located at the Teddy Turner Waterfront is home to our national championship sailing team and to recreational watersports. The campus is located on a broad, bay-like bend of the St. Mary's River—an ideal spot for sailing, kayaking, and canoeing. The College fleets include numerous small craft and canoes, several off-shore racing and cruising boats, a collection of racing dinghies, and a brightly colored lineup of rowing shells. Among the St. Mary's alumni are more than 100 all-American sailors, three Olympians, and two Rolex Yachtswomen of the Year. The annual Cardboard Boat Race and the Governor's Cup Yacht Race are just two of the College's popular water activities.
The riverfront is a psychological as well as physical point of reference for the St. Mary's community as it provides a favorite place for walks, picnics, conversations, and relaxed studying. Students and alumni agree that one of the most unforgettable sights at St. Mary's College is the sunset over Horseshoe Bend. And the river becomes an academic resource for students studying marine biology, environmental studies, and much more. The College is the home of the St. Mary's River Project, an ongoing program scrutinizing the ecology of the river as the population and economy of Southern Maryland grow. Students are an active part of this Project.
Michael P. O'Brien Athletics and Recreation Center. St. Mary's College is committed to supporting a strong intercollegiate athletic program while providing a wide range of intramural and recreational opportunities. In 2005, the College's athletic complex was renovated and expanded from 55,000 square feet of space to 110,000 square feet. In addition, new tennis courts and a new baseball park accompany playing and practice fields for soccer, lacrosse, and field hockey, and an outdoor track were added. The renovation provides an additional arena for basketball, volleyball, and concerts, a 50-meter pool in addition to the 25-yard pool, improved locker rooms, a rock-climbing wall, a larger weight room, a movement room, and new locker rooms and offices.
The James P. Muldoon River Center at the Teddy Turner Waterfront includes a main building, a storage facility for crew shells and other water equipment, and a system of piers for docking the fleets of watercraft. Its spectacular scenic location makes this complex one of the most beautiful academic settings in the country.
The varsity athletic teams compete at the NCAA Division III level in the Capital Athletic Conference (CAC). Teams include baseball for men, field hockey and volleyball for women, and basketball, cross-country lacrosse, soccer, swimming, and tennis for both men and women. Sailing is offered as both a women's and a co-educational sport. The sailing team competes under the auspices of the Intercollegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) and has ranked in the top ten nationally since 1991, producing 14 national championships. Students also participate in numerous club and intramural sports, including crew, cross-country and track, flag football, golf, mountain biking, offshore sailing, scuba diving, and rugby, to name a few.
Student Residences: A variety of student housing is available on campus.
- Traditional style: Caroline (coed), Dorchester (male), Prince George (coed), Queen Anne (female)
- Mixed use: Calvert (coed; administration building and student housing)
- North Campus: Lewis Quad (suites, coed), Townhouses (coed and single-sex), Waring Commons (apartments and suites, coed)


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Chocolate Silk Pie Recipe
This creamy, quick chocolate pie not only melts in your mouth, it also melts any and all resistance to dessert! What an easy way to say "I love you" on Valentine's Day. —Mary E. Relyea, Canastota, New York
- 1 unbaked pastry shell (9 inches)
- 1 jar (7 ounces) marshmallow creme
- 1 cup (6 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 2 ounces unsweetened chocolate
- 2 tablespoons strong brewed coffee
- 1 cup heavy whipping cream, whipped
- 1 cup heavy whipping cream
- 2 tablespoons confectioners' sugar
- Chocolate curls, optional
- Preheat oven to 450°. Line unpricked pastry shell with a double thickness of heavy-duty foil. Bake 8 minutes. Remove foil; bake 5 minutes. Cool on a wire rack.
- Meanwhile, in a heavy saucepan, combine marshmallow creme, chocolate chips, butter, unsweetened chocolate and coffee; cook and stir over low heat until chocolate is melted and mixture is smooth. Cool. Fold in whipped cream; pour into crust.
- For topping, in a large bowl, beat cream until it begins to thicken. Add confectioners' sugar; beat until stiff peaks form. Spread over filling. Refrigerate at least 3 hours before serving. Garnish with chocolate curls if desired. Yield: 6-8 servings.
How-To: For quick chocolate curls: Use a vegetable peeler to "peel" curls from a solid block of chocolate. To keep the strips intact, allow them to fall gently onto a plate or a single layer of waxed paper. If you get only shavings, your chocolate may be too hard, so warm it slightly. See chocolate curls»
Originally published as Chocolate Silk Pie in Simple & Delicious January/February 2008, p50
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"Outstanding! Super easy! This will be my "go to" chocolate pie!"
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"This is the best & easiest Chocolate Silk Pie ever & I have tried some that were award winners at actual pie shoppes! Thanks for sharing this fabulous recipe! I followed the recipe to a t & made it for Valentine's & it was to die for!!"
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"I think very delicious dessert,tomorrow will prepare the tea."
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"I made this pie several times my kids love it . Nice and creamy . I also used cool whip for the whipping cream. Delicious and very easy to make."
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"Wonderfully easy! Unfortunately, I didn't have unsweeted chocolate bars. So I used semi-sweet instead. Looking forward to trying it again with unsweetened."


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- 95% acetate, 5% spandex.
- Machine wash. USA.
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