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ST. PAUL, Minn. — It'd be easy to look at the scoresheet from Friday night, circle the "20" in the shots column, and assume that explains the Blackhawks' disheartening 4-2 loss to the Minnesota Wild in Game 4 of their second-round series.
But the Hawks' problems — in this game and now in this series — went far deeper than that.
It's true, the Hawks were unable to get the puck on net to take advantage of a shaky Ilya Bryzgalov in the early going, eschewing simple and direct plays for fancy stickhandling and slick drop-passes that went nowhere. But the Hawks also were unable to simply hold on to the puck — typically reliable defensemen such as Duncan Keith and Michal Rozsival coughing it up and leading to odd-man rushes the other way. They lost puck battles in the corners. They gave up on plays halfway up the ice. They didn't give Corey Crawford much help, and Crawford didn't bail them out nearly enough.
A lot of things went wrong in Game 4. But Jonathan Toews said it all came down to the same thing.
"It's reflecting our intensity," the Hawks captain said. "They worked for their chances, they worked for everything they got. We've got to do the same. I don't really know how to explain it, we've got to be better."
The game was another reminder that this isn't the same Wild team the Hawks beat in five games last spring. The Wild are now 5-0 at home in the playoffs, bringing the high-speed, high-skill Avalanche and Hawks down to their level. In the first four games of this series, the Hawks have had just 22, 22, 19 and 20 shots on goal — far below their regular-season average of 33.1 per game, third in the NHL.
"I looked up at the clock in the second period there," Keith said. "We had nine shots."
Credit the Wild as much as you blame the Hawks. Minnesota came out flying, with Matt Cooke — freed from a seven-game suspension — wreaking havoc, smearing Keith on his first shift and forcing a Nick Leddy turnover with a hit on his second shift. Then, seven minutes into the game, he forced a Rozsival turnover that led to a Justin Fontaine goal and a 1-0 lead.
The Hawks managed to tie it with 38.2 seconds left when Patrick Sharp flung the puck on net — a good strategy in this one — and beat Bryzgalov between the legs. It was a soft goal and a big break for the Hawks, who had just four shots in the period.
But the Wild didn't wilt. Jason Pominville banked the puck off Crawford's right skate from behind the net at 3:51 of the second period to give the Wild a 2-1 lead. Michal Handzus tied it less than three minutes later, deflecting a Brent Seabrook shot from the point — again, throw the puck on net, get some traffic in front, see what happens.
But the Wild again responded, as Nino Niederreiter beat Crawford from the left circle 44 seconds later to make it 3-2 Minnesota.
Jared Spurgeon then roofed a power-play goal 3:47 into the third period with Rozsival in the box for closing his hand on the puck — a fitting capper to a game he'll want to forget — to seal a potential series-changing win for the Wild.
"It's playoff hockey," Toews said. "It's not supposed to be easy. There are going to be some moments where your stomach drops and you're not feeling like everything's going your way — that's the way it goes. You've got to find a way to battle through that and create something out of nothing."
They'd better do it in Chicago. Because in St. Paul, all they've created is the nothing.
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Mini Meyer Lemon Bundt Cakes
I was going to post a Meyer lemon bundt cake recipe a couple of weeks ago but to be honest, I hated the pictures I took. Yes, hate is a strong word but they weren't fit to share with you.
I was waiting for a chance to make the cake again so I could retake photos. Then, this past weekend, I had this idea that I wanted to convert the recipe into mini Meyer lemon bundt cakes. We drove all over town this past Sunday to different stores until I finally found a mini bundt cake pan. (The whole time I was thinking, if I had thought of this before, I could have ordered a pan with my Amazon Prime account.) It's okay, I'm lucky that my husband loves to go hunting for stuff. He doesn't like shopping but he likes looking for stuff, if that makes any sense! He calls it the hunt.
This recipe is much better as mini cakes. I have to admit that I ate 6 cakes right after they came out of the oven. The Meyer lemons make these cakes so perfect. The sweet lemony flavor along with the buttery flavor, with a dust of powdered sugar these cakes are a little piece of heaven. They even remind me of Madeleine cookies too…hmm, I have a Madeleine pan that I need to break in.
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The left photo is from the first time I made these cakes, be sure to chop up the Meyer lemon zest if yours comes out this big. The second time around, I chopped it up a little bit more and it was perfect and I didn't have any lemon zest stuck in my teeth.
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Mini Meyer Lemon Bundt Cakes
Yield: 18-20 mini cakes
Prep Time: 20 min
Cook Time: 20 min
Total Time: 40 min
Meyer lemons have a wonderful taste and these light, buttery cakes are perfect with tea or as a light snack.
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, room temperature
1 cup granulated sugar
3 large eggs
1 1/2 Tbsp grated Meyer lemon zest, plus 1/4 cup Meyer lemon juice (from 3 Dandy Fresh Meyer lemons)
1/3 cup fat-free plain yogurt
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Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spray a 12-cup mini bundt cake pan with baking spray.
In a medium bowl, mix together flour, baking soda and salt.
Using a stand mixer with paddle attachment or large bowl and electric mixer, cream butter and sugar until fluffy and light, about 3-4 minutes. Add eggs and mix well. Add Meyer lemon zest and juice and mix well.
Add 1/3 of the flour mixture along with half of the yogurt and mix, to combine. Repeat & combine (be careful not to overmix). Add the remaining flour mixture and mix, just to combine. As you're mixing, use a rubber spatula to scrape the bottom of the bowl. Add vanilla and mix.
Using a medium or large cookie scoop, add 1 1/2 to 2 Tbsp to each bundt cake cavity. Tap pan gently on the counter to remove any air bubbles that may have accumulated.
Bake 15-18 minutes until a toothpick inserted in several cakes comes out clean and cake edges are golden brown.
Lay a sheet of parchment paper on a cooling rack and place on top of the mini bundt pan. Flip the pan over and remove the pan, leaving the cakes to cool on the parchment paper (on top of the cooling rack). Allow cakes to cool at least 15 minutes before dusting powdered sugar on top. Store in a sealed container for up to 3 days.
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The race for the top spots heats up with only three tournaments left to play this season on NEC Series-PGA TOUR Latinoamérica. The final three events will be played over the next three weeks, starting with the Abierto de Chile at the Club de Golf Los Leones in the capital city of Santiago. This will be the first PGA TOUR Latinoamérica event ever played in Chile, which becomes the ninth Latin American country to welcome the Tour.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 13, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Voltari, a division of Motricity (Nasdaq:MOTR) and the leader in predictive analytical solutions for targeting mobile consumers, today announced the appointment of Paul Rector as Vice President of North American Sales. As a member of the executive management team, Rector reports directly to CEO Rich Stalzer.
With nearly 20 years of digital advertising sales and operations experience across media, financial services and education technology, Paul Rector is an industry veteran with a successful track record of driving growth through new revenue channels. Prior to Voltari, Rector served as Chief Revenue Officer at Heartland Publications and was a mentor at the Connecticut Innovations – TechStart incubator. Previously he was Vice President and Founding Partner of Renzulli Learning, a University of Connecticut spin-out, where he created and led a SaaS operation and successfully exited after five years. Rector has also held VP of Business Development positions at Viacom and E*TRADE Financial.
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Located on Panama's Bocas del Toro Island, this interconnected series of nine overwater suites has quickly become one of the most popular ecotourism destinations in Central America. Solar panels provide electricity to all units, while a renewable energy-powered bio-digestor decontaminates each bungalow's water supply. Lodging rates fall between $245 and $600 per night, depending on the size of suite and number of occupants.
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Back when I was in high school, I took sixteen-hundred dollars in ones and fives (tips from waiting tables... why I didn't put it in the bank I can't remember) down to the local Staples to buy myself a computer, because my parents didn't want me installing tons of video games on theirs. It was my first computer (and the last pre-built I ever bought), and the very first game I bought for it was Fallout, which had just come out.
Since then I've played through Fallout 1 and 2 half a dozen times each. I even enjoyed Fallout Tactics a couple of times through (though I still wouldn't touch Fallout: BOS with somebody else's controller). Fallout just seemed to click with me. The setting, the dark humor, the depth. When people ask me what my favorite game of all time is, the answer is always Fallout.
So my silence on Fallout 3 is less about unawareness, and more about quiet reservation. When Interplay first sold the license to Bethesday, who then announced plans to restart Project Van Buren (the original Fallout 3 project), I decided right then that I would not be buying into any hype, that I would not be getting my hopes up for the Fallout 3 that I and other Fallout fans had been waiting ten years for.
Don't get me wrong, Bethesda is a great developer, and Pete Hines is a great guy. But we're talking about a game here that was what it was due to a very specific combination of certain elements, and now not only had Black Isle closed, but the license had moved to an entirely different company. There was a very real possibility that we'd end up with a shiny, fancy, post-nuclear game that just didn't feel like Fallout.
So... I sat back, watched, waited. I've seen some stuff that made me say "Mmmm, Fallout", and I've seen some stuff that made me think "This looks like Oblivion with guns..." I'm still not sold one way or the other, to be honest. And frankly, I don't imagine I will be until this time tomorrow, when I've had my hands on the game for a few hours.
I'm sure I will enjoy the game either way, even if it just ends up being a beautiful shell of what Fallout was... some familiar names, places and themes slapped onto Oblivion. I see people who have never touched a Fallout game before getting excited for Fallout 3, and they won't know if it stands up to the predecessors. And, as a stand-alone title, they'll enjoy the game, no doubt.
However... I hope that we get a true Fallout 3. I hope that if Fallout 3 is someone's first Fallout experience... I hope that it manages to capture some of the same magic that Fallout had when it first came out. Because it would be great if, as I do, ten years from now they could look back and think "Wow... that's still one of the best games I've ever played."
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At Yankee Stadium Sunday afternoon, hearts were heavy.
Fans were both surprised and saddened by the passing of Bob Sheppard, the Yankees' legendary public address announcer.
"You never met him but you heard him on the announcements and he sounded like a real gentleman," said one fan. "And he did it the way you're supposed to, treat people, even on the other side, with dignity."
For generations his unmistakable voice was synonymous with the Bronx Bombers. He was often referred to as the 'Voice of God' – working some 4,500 games, including 62 games in 22 World Series.
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Throughout all of the Organized Team Activities and the three-day minicamp, Buffalo Bills wide receiver Mike Williams wasn't getting as many reps during practice as was expected for a player with his talent level. The reason for his slow start has now been unveiled.
"We started off where, they threw me out there and I was just going every rep, and then the leg started getting to me," Williams said, referring to a previous injury. "Then they started holding me back more and more, but then I started getting my leg back, they were giving me more reps. It was really the leg, but I should be 100-percent by camp."
The injury that ended his season prematurely in Tampa Bay during the 2013 season was a torn hamstring, and one that he had a procedure on. Now with a substantial amount of time off from practices, Williams is hoping for his leg to get back in order by the time training camp rolls around.
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Reach the far left of the Ark where the door is locked. Get next to the door so that you can no longer go left. Jump, then quickly press Y, X, Y, X, Y, X until you reach Sherbert. This is a great way to save skill points to use on other attributes.
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Three sisters are planning a last-minute wedding on the same day so their terminally ill mother can be sure to be there.
The Swales sisters of Gwinnett County all happened to be engaged at the same time, but they decided to get married at the same time - on the same day - after learning that their mother may only have months to live, reports Myfoxatlanta.com.
Becky Swales, has battled breast cancer for the past four years, but things have taken a turn for the worse recently. Family and friends have gathered together to support the sisters in their desire to have their mother be there for their wedding day.
With less than a month to go until the big day, the sisters say things are coming along well.
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DURHAM – With his star player in a slump and his team's offense lumbering, Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski implored the Cameron Indoor Stadium crowd to have an effect on the game.
Krzyzewski stood up, screamed and raised his arms, calling for more noise 17 seconds after halftime.
The crowd and his team received the message.
No. 16 Duke ripped off a quick run shortly after Krzyzewski's call for energy and Georgia Tech never came closer than five points again, eventually falling, 79-57, on Tuesday.
"It seemed dead. We didn't have the life we normally have," Krzyzewski said of the first half. "... Still, we were up one (at halftime), but if it kept going that way, we weren't gonna win this game."
In the first half, Duke, playing in its first game ranked outside the top 10 since 2007, did not look like a team that regularly scores 80 points. The Blue Devils (12-3, 1-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) had little movement in halfcourt, no help from fastbreak points, and they took a one-point lead into halftime simply by measure of good free-throw shooting, hitting 14 of 16 attempts in the first half.
Conversely, the Yellow Jackets (9-6, 0-2 ACC) were efficient in the first 20 minutes, making half their field goals and preventing Duke from doing any damage in transition.
"I think we were a little sluggish to start out the game," said Duke forward Amile Jefferson, who had a game-high 10 rebounds. "We really didn't have any enthusiasm to start the game. In the second half, it really came full circle."
Duke changed the game rapidly and permanently in the second half. Rasheed Sulaimon hit a jump shot, Quinn Cook hit a three-pointer and slumping Jabari Parker fought through a crowd to make a tough lay-up for a quick 7-0 burst and 10-point lead just more than three minutes into the half.
Then it became the Rodney Hood Program for the rest of the game. Hood hit all five of his three-point attempts in the second half, eventually finishing with 27 points.
Krzyzewski said a suggestion by assistant coach Steve Wojciechowski to involve Hood in a ball screen accounted for four of them.
"My teammates did a great job of getting into the lane, and they converged, especially when I was at the four spot," Hood said. "They left me open. I give credit to Quinn, Rasheed and Andre (Dawkins) for finding me when I was wide open on that left wing, and I just knocked down shots."
By Hood's fifth made three of the half, his teammates on the bench were openly laughing at the hot streak.
"I'm a fan of basketball, and when you see somebody on their heat streak, you always want to see them do well, especially one of your friends," Parker said. "It's always good seeing Rodney catching fire because he's a good shooter."
It was the defensive side, though, that Duke felt changed the game. Jefferson did a superb job on talented Georgia Tech center Daniel Miller in the second half, holding him to one rebound and enticing him into 1-for-5 shooting in the final 19 minutes.
"It was a really different game in the second half," Krzyzewski said. "We just hit on a lineup that was able to defend."
Marcus Georges-Hunt led the Yellow Jackets with 18 points, while Miller had 14.
On Georgia Tech's side, there was a feeling the officiating had been one-sided.
Duke attempted 25 free throws compared to Georgia Tech's six. The Yellow Jackets went the entire 40 minutes without a free throw. Yellow Jackets coach Brian Gregory only gave credit to Duke.
"Every decision is so important when you play a team like Duke on the road," Gregory said. "They take advantage of every mistake you make and that's something we need to improve on."
Duke beat Georgia Tech for the 14th time out of the past 15 meetings at Cameron Indoor Stadium and improved to 22-1 in games following a loss since the 2009-10 season.
While the Blue Devils did win, many of them felt their poor first half needs correction.
"Everything we do isn't pretty. We're not going to play well all the time," Hood said. "But if we play like we played in the second half, we'll be fine. We can't come out like that, especially on the road. It'll come back to bite us at times, so we gotta fix that."
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This course introduces undergraduate planning students to the role of the planner in researching issues in cities both in the United States and abroad. This course is a practical, hands-on workshop that challenges students to research, write and present their ideas on two different cities: A U.S. City (preferably somewhere close) and Copenhagen. Students will be equipped to:
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While 2010's first overall pick Taylor Hall is still weeks away from training camp with the Edmonton Oilers, there's already another name that the hockey world is clamouring about for the 2011 NHL Draft.
There are big expectations this season for Drummondville's Sean Couturier, who could go as high as first overall next June. And one of his challenges will be earning a spot on Team Canada for this winter's World Junior Hockey Championship - something he believes is certainly possible.
"I had a great offseason last year," Couturier told TSN. "I got a lot of experience and I matured from that. And going to the Under 18s (last year) gave me a huge boost of confidence and I carried that for the rest of the season."
Already ranked first on the latest prospect list provided by International Scouting Services, the Voltigeurs forward is one of two undrafted players attending the team's summer evaluation camp in St. John's this week.
And Couturier, a left winger who is still growing into his 6-3, 185-pound frame, has already drawn some comparisons to another former blue-chipper - Jordan Staal.
"I think that is a fair comparison," Hockey Canada's head scout Al Murray told TSN. "Sean and Jordan are both big body guys who can skate well and can both do what a team needs them to do - go out on the third line and be a shutdown guy or being the leading scorer like he did in the Quebec League."
With a solid two-way game on the ice, Couturier - whose father Sylvain played stints in both the NHL and AHL - already brings a solid resume to the table.
Taken second overall by Drummondville in the 2008 QMJHL Draft, he made an immediate impact with his junior club, helping lead the team win their first President's Cup as league champions.
Last season, Couturier's learning curve grew by leaps and bounds, going from nine goals and 31 points in 2008-09 to 41 goals and 96 points in 2009-10 and capturing the Jean Beliveau Trophy as the league's top regular season scorer.
It's the lowest point total ever tallied for the QMJHL honour, but what makes it impressive is the fact that he did it while also shutting down the opposition's best players night in and night out.
And that ability to play any role compounds his chances of making Team Canada this Christmas.
"Those (types of) players can slip into offensive or defensive roles," said Murray. "They have a willingness to do it. They put their egos aside and do whatever's best for the team."
If he makes the World Junior squad in December, Couturier will join a special group of forwards who made their mark at the tournament before even being drafted. Eric Lindros, Jason Spezza, Sidney Crosby, Steven Stamkos and Jonathan Toews were all impact players in the Under-20 event as yet-to-be drafted names.
"He's a great player," said fellow Team Canada hopeful Brandon Gormley. "His draft year isn't until next year, but he's got a bright future ahead of him and he's tough to play against."
With Ryan Nugent-Hopkins of the Red Deer Rebels and Swedish skaters Adam Larsson and Victor Rask also gunning for the top spot in the draft next June, a successful stint at the World Juniors in Buffalo could go a long way in improving Couturier's stock and solidifying the title of first overall pick.
"It would be fun for sure," said Couturier. "But it's early still and there's another season to go. We'll see what happens at the end."
- Written with files from TSN's Ryan Rishaug.


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Yet this apparently ordinary man left an extraordinarily prolific legacy. Born in New York City to vaudeville parents, he broke into radio and went on to write scores of books, compose thousands of songs (best known was his theme, ''This Could Be the Start of Something Big''), dabble in serious acting (he blew the licorice stick in the title role of ''The Benny Goodman Story'' in 1955), and create one of TV's wonkiest PBS shows: 1977's ''Meeting of the Minds,'' in which moderator Allen asked ponderous questions of actors playing such figures as Charles Darwin and Attila the Hun.
And oh, yes: He invented the late night TV talk show as we now know it, with the introduction of ''The Tonight Show'' in 1953. The whole megillah was Allen's creation -- the desk, the band, the opening monologue, the wacky skits, the going up into the audience to answer questions, the guest chatter. You think Johnny Carson created Art Fern, the sleazy huckster? Allen did it first, with his Late Night Pitchman character. Think David Letterman invented nutty stunts like the Velcro suit? Allen was jumping into giant vats of Jell-O before Dave was in long pants.
Today, most people know Allen as that cranky guy who took out ads in newspapers, decrying the ''filth, vulgarity, sex, and violence TV is sending into our homes.'' In fact, the day before his death, he submitted the book length pop culture jeremiad ''Vulgarians at the Gate'' to his publisher. ''Steve came from a time when television was a friend of the family,'' explains comedian Tim Conway. ''It never offended you.''
But 40 years ago, this cultural autodidact might have been giving Joe Lieberman the heebie jeebies. Allen offered iconoclastic ''sick'' comic Lenny Bruce generous airtime and treated Jack Kerouac to serious interviews at a time when most people thought Beat novelists were crazy mixed up kids.
Allen was a generous straight man who, particularly on ''The Tonight Show'' (1953–57) and the syndicated ''Steve Allen Show'' (1962–64, 1968–72), worked in peak comic form, assembling a stock company of gifted comedians including Louis Nye, Tom Poston, and Don Knotts. ''He gave you your head,'' says Knotts. ''He let you experiment and let you do what you thought was funny.''
By all accounts Allen's 46 year marriage to actress singer Jayne Meadows, 80, was blissful. But his private life was strained in the early '70s when his son Brian joined what some considered a cult commune and changed his name to Logic Israel. In 1982, Allen said that while he was ''hurt and stunned'' initially, he'd come to terms with Brian's beliefs and even wrote ''Beloved Son,'' a 1982 book chronicling the family's experience.
In fact, Brian's son was among the grandchildren who spent the final evening with Allen. After helping the kids with their jack 'o lanterns, Allen said he felt tired and lay down to rest. ''He passed peacefully away,'' says his son Bill, at whose Encino, Calif., house Allen died.
People of a certain generation will always hear Allen's infectious, high pitched cackle of a laugh in their heads. Younger comedy fans will find it difficult to see much of prime Allen -- many of his talk show tapes were accidentally burned and discarded years ago -- but Allen's influence continues today. Late night upstart Conan O'Brien -- who acknowledged on his Halloween night show that he keeps a photo of Allen on the set -- is an inheritor in the way he delights in wordplay.
Similarly, Allen's ear was always attuned to conversational clichés to which he could apply a novel twist. When a guest greeted him by saying ''Good to see you,'' he'd often reply, ''It's good to be seen.''
Spoken like a man born to be in a box in your living room.
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Such people approach us all the time, of course, and I don't know if your response is any different from mine. It's always the same story: if they can't manage to relax 50 percent of their muscles at the same time, then we have very little to discuss. I took such an occasion to get through the whole of Guermantes Way one week, and I don't feel I missed a thing.ReplyDelete
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JUST POSTED: Royal Caribbean ship hit by widespread illness. Click HERE for details.
ABOARD THE CELEBRITY EQUINOX -- One of the few complaints that passengers had about Celebrity Cruises' last new ship, Celebrity Solstice, was that there weren't quite enough deck chairs to go around -- at least on those sunny sea days when everyone, it seems, wants to be out by the pool.
And, indeed, the ship and its new sister, Celebrity Equinox, have a bit less deck chair space per passenger than is standard, due in part to the much-ballyhooed, half-acre "lawn clubs" with live grass atop both vessels.
But part of the problem, Celebrity executive Lisa Lutoff-Perlo tells USA TODAY, was that passengers often were unaware of pockets of open chairs around the ship.
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The line's solution, to be announced in coming days: New "chair concierges" who will help passengers arriving at Solstice and Equinox pool decks find a spot.
Speaking to USA TODAY during this week's inaugural events for the Equinox, Lutoff-Perlo said the new chair concierges (if that, indeed, is what they'll be called; executives also have been throwing around the term "pool concierges" internally) will keep tabs on where chairs are open so they quickly can lead passengers to the right place.
Lutoff-Perlo, who oversees Celebrity hotel operations fleetwide, says the line also is getting more aggressive about stopping passengers from "saving" unoccupied chairs for long periods.
Lutoff-Perlo says the chair shortage issue only has come up on Solstice on the sunniest sea days in certain warm-weather destinations where a large percentage of passengers want to be on deck at once, and the level of complaints hasn't been all that great.
Still, the issue is big enough that the line also has made a design change to Celebrity Equinox -- widening and lengthening the Solstice Deck at the front of the ship to allow for 100 extra deck chairs.
At a press conference Thursday on board the ship, Celebrity president and CEO Dan Hanrahan also noted the line has tweaked its Lawn Club areas to encourage more passengers to relax there on sea days instead of in the deck chairs around the pool.
"There (now) are quite a few deck chairs up on Solstice Deck, and I think the changes with the lawn have helped quite a bit," he says. "We've been able to mitigate quite a few of those (chair) complaints."
Cruise Loggers, what do you think of the idea of a chair concierge? Share your thoughts below.
UPDATE, Saturday, 8:00 PM ET: Celebrity spokeswoman Elizabeth Jakeway tells USA TODAY the line has decided upon "pool butlers" as the official name of the new chair concierges. Jakeway says the yet-to-be-officially announced program is debuting on the Celebrity Equinox this summer followed by the Celebrity Solstice this fall, but it eventually will roll out across the fleet.
Jakeway says a more formal announcement of the program could come as soon as later this week.
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We're now featuring monthly art shows in our Gathering rooms.
One of our residents said, "I woke up at 11:00 p.m. and had ice cream in the ice cream parlor. I thought, 'if I wanted to go work this off, the fitness center is right there, then, if I got a cramp, the spa is just around the corner.' I went to the movie theatre and watched a movie till I felt sleepy again. I just love it here!"
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It is important that you follow the mandatory requirements noted below during field experiences and all times in school settings. These requirements provide operational definitions of professional behavior and expectations. If you believe you require special consideration, please speak to your course instructor about exceptions. Also, university instructors have discretion to intervene for unique situations that may not be described below. Failure to follow requirements for field experiences may result in such action as is deemed necessary and prudent, including but not limited to, removal from the field experience by the school, by the University, or both.
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Take Two for September 19, 2013
The American media's waning interest in the Navy Yard shooting
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Ronald C. Machen, Jr., U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia answers questions on the Navy Yard shooting during a briefing outside the FBI Field Office September 17, 2013 in Washington, DC. A defense contractor named Aaron Alexis allegedly killed at least 12 people yesterday during a shooting rampage at the Washington Navy Yard before being killed by police; his motive is still unclear.
The statement that guns are no longer welcome in Starbucks came just two days after the mass shooting at the Navy Yard in Washington, DC. 34-year-old Aaron Alexis killed 12 people before being shot by police.
While the story lead the news on Monday and Tuesday, it doesn't seem to have held the attention of the American public for very long. Paul Farhi, media reporter for the Washington Post, wrote about this in a column for today's paper.


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The closest major airport to Korba, India is Swami Vivekananda Airport (RPR / VARP). This airport is in Raipur, India and is 238 km from the center of Korba, India. If you're looking for domestic flights to RPR, check the airlines that fly to RPR.
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[TNFA_HUMAN] Genetic variations in TNF are a cause of susceptibility psoriatic arthritis (PSORAS) [MIM:607507]. PSORAS is an inflammatory, seronegative arthritis associated with psoriasis. It is a heterogeneous disorder ranging from a mild, non-destructive disease to a severe, progressive, erosive arthropathy. Five types of psoriatic arthritis have been defined: asymmetrical oligoarthritis characterized by primary involvement of the small joints of the fingers or toes; asymmetrical arthritis which involves the joints of the extremities; symmetrical polyarthritis characterized by a rheumatoidlike pattern that can involve hands, wrists, ankles, and feet; arthritis mutilans, which is a rare but deforming and destructive condition; arthritis of the sacroiliac joints and spine (psoriatic spondylitis).
[TNFA_HUMAN] Cytokine that binds to TNFRSF1A/TNFR1 and TNFRSF1B/TNFBR. It is mainly secreted by macrophages and can induce cell death of certain tumor cell lines. It is potent pyrogen causing fever by direct action or by stimulation of interleukin-1 secretion and is implicated in the induction of cachexia, Under certain conditions it can stimulate cell proliferation and induce cell differentiation.[1] The TNF intracellular domain (ICD) form induces IL12 production in dendritic cells.[2]
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"Solitude is the stonghold of the strong. Strength is an active virtue, and our power of keeping silence marks the level of our capacity for action. 'Without this interior cell, we would be incapable to doing great things, either for ourselves or for others.'
"The weak and unstable dislike to be alone. The majority of people look to amusement to save them from exerting themselves. They lose themselves in what is nought so that self may not be lost in what is all.
"It must be understood that when silence is recommended, it is interior silence that is meant, which should be imposed upon the senses and imagination to avoid the liability of being taken out of ourselves in spite of ourselves at every moment. If the oven door is perpetually kept open, to adopt the simile used by St. Teresa, the heat will escape. It takes a long while to raise the temperature, but a second is sufficient for it to run down. A crack in the wall will let in the icy outer air, and the whole process has to be begun again.
"An excellent method of preserving interior silence is to keep exterior silence. Even in the world, each one of us can make his own solitude, a boundary beyond which nothing can force its way unperceived.
"It is not noise itself that is the difficulty, but noise that is pointless; it is not every conversation, but useless conversations; not all kinds of occupation, but aimless occupations. In point of fact, everything that does not serve some good purpose is harmful. It is foolish, nay, more, it is a betrayal to devote to a useless objective power that can be given to what is essential."
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