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|10.08.14 at 1:26 pm ET
Adam McQuaid probably hoped that he would have been a top-4 defenseman by the time he reached his fifth full NHL season. Now, he kind of is. Maybe. For now.
McQuaid, who has played on Boston's bottom pairing throughout his NHL career, figures to open the regular season as Dennis Seidenberg's defensive partner on Boston's second pairing, by the looks of morning skate. The spot was held by Johnny Boychuk throughout training camp, but Saturday's trade of Boychuk left an opening to be filled by McQuaid, Matt Bartkowski or Kevan Miller.
The guess here is that it will eventually be Miller, but for now, McQuaid, who hasn't played in a regular-season or playoff game since last January, is getting his shot.
"I did feel like [I could be a top-4 player] when I could get some consistency and play a little more," McQuaid said Wednesday. "I think everyone's always looking to continue to take steps, but it was kind of hard when I was in and out of the lineup so much.
"It is a great opportunity, but I just need to focus on what I do and not look at as any different as a situation. Whoever I'm playing against, play hard and be aware of who's out there. That's all you can do."
McQuaid and Seidenberg have not played much together in the past. Seidenberg has typically played on Boston's second pairing in the regular season before playing on the top pairing in the postseason. McQuaid has remained a third-pairing guy.
"We haven't played with each other a ton, but it's one of those things," McQuaid. "We've had the same group here for quite a while, for the most part. Guys have been comfortable playing with one another, but we've got some shifts together in the preseason. I think he's a pretty easy guy to play with, so I'm not too worried about that."
Look for the Bruins to take their time as they try different players with Seidenberg in order to find a full-time Boychuk replacement. For now, it's McQuaid. The first step to keeping the job will be staying healthy.
Ryan Spooner on Claude Julien: 'I don't think he hates skilled players'
|10.08.14 at 12:29 pm ET
Maybe, just maybe, Claude Julien and the Bruins don't hate young, skilled players.
Maybe — and just hear me out on this — some skilled players need a bit more coaching than others. Maybe it takes skilled players longer to feel comfortable in the Bruins' system. Maybe it's OK for players to develop in the AHL.
Maybes aside, it's definitely the second one.
When Tyler Seguin was traded, Ryan Spooner became the name at the tip of Bruins fans' tongues when they wanted to make the "Claude hates the kids" argument. Spooner, a speedy playmaker at center with defensive deficiencies, was being kept in the AHL for too long (two seasons), they'd say, and it was because Julien wants to win games, 0-0.
The actual reason was because there was a logjam at center and because Spooner still had to work on his game, but now that Spooner has won an NHL job in training camp for the first time, he's more than happy to be whatever the Bruins want him to be.
"I don't think he hates skilled players," Spooner said Tuesday. "If you look around the league, every team has them; they're essential for your team, but you need a good mix of both."
The Bruins have a mix of both, but they don't want their players to be one-dimensional. If you're a center, you're encouraged to be as creative as you wish, but you need to provide support down low in the defensive zone. That's why, after Spooner scored a goal in a preseason game against the Canadiens this fall, Julien spoke about the defensive shortcomings that led Spooner to watch the Habs while he was on the ice. Spooner was eventually sent down to Providence and recalled later in the preseason for a second look.
When Spooner scored twice as a left wing against the Islanders last Friday, Julien again held back on the praise, pointing out that much of the team iced by New York consisted of AHL players.
Tough love? You bet. Claude hates kids? Not quite.
Granted, Julien doesn't talk the same way about other players, but Spooner can see that his coach is trying to motivate him. As Julien says, he doesn't want to see good players rot in the AHL, so maybe he was simply trying to light a fire under Spooner.
"You have to listen to what he has to say, try to turn it into a positive and then just kind of go with it like that," Spooner said. "It would be easy for me to take what he said and just mope around and go, 'Oh, I'm not going to make the team now. He doesn't like me,' but if you look at it from a different angle, you can just kind of say, 'Actually, you know what? He actually does care about me. He wants me to be a better player, and that's his way of trying to motivate me.' That's kind of what I did with it, and I hope it works out."
Spooner actually isn't a complete stranger to this kind of treatment. When he got to the Peterborough Petes of the OHL when he was 16, his coach, Ken McRae, wasn't overly hard on him. The OHL doesn't expect its younger players to be smart players as they get their feet wet.
Yet by the time he got to his third season, Peterborough's new coach, Mike Pelino, was more demanding. He didn't want Spooner to be one-dimensional. He was tough on Spooner. The team ended up trading him to Kingston that season.
"He called me out on it," Spooner said. "[He] wanted me to be a more complete player."
So Spooner's used to being coached a little tougher than other players, and it looks like Julien's motivational tactics paid off. With David Krejci out for at least Boston's first three games of the season, Spooner has centered a line with Milan Lucic and Matt Fraser the last two days.
Asked Wednesday if it was rewarding to see Spooner, a player he had publicly criticized in order to inspire a better push, make the team, Julien made it clear that he's not done motivating the 22-year-old.
"This is not negative, but he hasn't made the team," Julien said. "He's here. He's got to hang on to a spot, and we're giving him that opportunity.
"We've said that before: Anybody who feels comfortable here certainly doesn't have the right approach to our team. It's about earning it.
"The thing I like about what he did was, he had an average camp, he was sent down, he came back and he showed us that he wanted a second chance and proved that he deserved a second chance. So he's got it now."
David Krejci to miss at least 3 games for Bruins
|10.08.14 at 11:58 am ET
David Krejci will miss at least the Bruins' first three games of the season after being placed on injured reserve with an undisclosed injury retroactive to last Saturday. Krejci is eligible to return to Boston's lineup after Saturday's game against the Capitals, with next Monday's game against the Avalanche the first contest in which he can dress.
Wednesday's morning skate indicated that Matt Bartkowski will be the team's healthy scratch on defense. Adam McQuaid was paired with Dennis Seidenberg on the B's second pairing.
Brian Ferlin and Malcolm Subban, both of whom were on the roster yesterday afternoon purely for the sake of a temporary paper transaction to maximize potential cap space going forward, were not on the ice.
With Krejci out, the team's lineup in morning skate was as follows:
Marchand – Bergeron – Smith
Kelly – Soderberg – Eriksson
Lucic – Spooner – Fraser
Paille – Cunningham – Robins
Chara – Hamilton
Seidenberg – Adam McQuaid
Torey Krug – Kevan Miller
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A closer look at what rocky Norris voting has meant for Zdeno Chara
|10.08.14 at 1:56 am ET
The following is a complementary piece to today's feature on Zdeno Chara. To read the full piece, click here.
Last season, Chara finished a distant second to Duncan Keith for the Norris Trophy, which is voted on each season by members of the Professional Hockey Writers' Association (full disclosure: I am a voting member who gave Chara my top vote last season).
Intended to go to the league's top defenseman each season, the Norris is perhaps the most up-for-interpretation award on which the writers vote.
Voting, in the eyes of the players and at least this member of the media, is out of control. Either more specific criteria should be set for voters or writers shouldn't determine who wins. The Vezina Trophy, for example, is voted on by NHL general managers. They mess it up sometimes, too, but general managers are (for the most part) smarter than writers.
"A lot of times, it's like a political campaign," Ray Bourque, a five-time Norris-winner in his day, told WEEI.com.
Defensive metrics are becoming more widely available, but as they become fine-tuned and the hockey world slowly begins to accept them, the statistic that voters continue to look to first remains points. Lunacy.
In 2012, Erik Karlsson won the award, while Chara finished third. The year after that, P.K. Subban won. Both Karlsson and Subban's Norris wins were based exclusively on points; Karlsson did not kill penalties for the Senators and Subban was 12th on the Habs in shorthanded time on ice the year he won.
Yet Subban, after tying for the lead among NHL defensemen in points in his Norris-winning season, finished fifth in points last season but dropped all the way to 14th in voting, receiving a single third-place vote and a single fifth-place vote. So is the award about playing defense or putting up points? If it's the latter, why were Subban's points ignored last season? And why, then, were Mike Green's 31 goals in Chara's Norris-winning season not enough to wrest the trophy from Chara?
It's that inconsistency in voting that each year brings Chara closer to finishing a Hall of Fame career with just one Norris to show for it.
"You kind of feel like, 'OK, is this going to ever happen again or is this going to change or are they going to look at it differently?'" Chara said. "Because every year they tell you, 'He didn't get it because he had a lot of points, a lot of goals, but he's not an all-around defenseman.' Then the next year they'll be like, 'Hey, he's an all-around defenseman but this [other] guy got 25 goals as a defenseman,' so it's like every year it's almost like it swings, the way they look at it. How do you know really [what they want]?"
Over the last 10 seasons, Chara has been a top-three finisher in Norris voting six times and finished in the top five eight times. His only win came in 2008-09, and while both Niklas Lidstrom and Keith have won the award multiple times in that span, no defenseman has finished near the top with Chara's consistency in the last 10 years.
Translation: Chara comes up short a lot.
He loses because of points. In fact, he even understands that though he was the best all-around defenseman in the league last year, his 17 goals (10 of which were on the power play, where he mostly played forward) were probably as big a reason that he got as many votes as he did as his defensive dominance.
Winning the Norris is important to Chara, but he shouldn't expect to win it again. Last season he was as deserving of the award as he usually is – Chara's performance was backed up well by both advanced and old-fashioned stats (his plus-25 rating was tops among the top 10 vote-getters; Shea Weber, who played tougher minutes, was a minus-2) — but he was blown out of the water by Keith, a well-rounded defenseman who was used on Chicago's second pairing to maximize his offensive output. That meant a sensational 61 points (second among defensemen) but it came against easier competition than Chara faced.
The Blackhawks' usage of Keith was brilliant, but it should have done more for Joel Quenneville's Jack Adams (top coach; voted on by broadcasters) candidacy than it did for Keith's Norris odds. Regardless, the voting wasn't close. Keith finished first in votes with 1033 points and 68 first-place votes. Chara was given 667 points, receiving less than a third of Keith's first-place votes with 21.
"I'm not mad about Duncan or anybody who is winning the trophy," Chara clarified. "I just feel a little bit disappointed at times that I've really felt I had a strong season, I really had an all-around season and I would deserve it, but it's voting. It's in the hands of writers, and [that] is obviously something that only [writers] who have votes can change and make a difference, if that's something you guys feel should be different."
Bourque's five Norris seasons give him the fourth-most in NHL history behind Bobby Orr (eight), Doug Harvey and Nicklas Lidstrom (seven apiece). Keith, who won the award as a shutdown defenseman in 2009-10, is now in the exclusive club of players with multiple Norris wins (12 players).
It's very easy to argue that Chara should be in that club, but both he and anyone who has seen how the votes have fallen over the years should be wise enough to not hold their breath.
"If you want to get me started talking about the Norris Trophy and who should win it and how that all comes about in terms of who wins it in certain years,' Bourque said, ''… I think that Karlsson in Ottawa is an incredible offense player, but I think that when you look at the Norris Trophy and the position of DEFENSE-man, and I put an emphasis on DEFENSE-man, it's incredible to me sometimes, the voting and how it all happens.
"Believe me, I've been there," Bourque added. "I've been in his shoes many, many times. I won it five times, but it was very frustrating at times, not saying that I've won it more times."
Jordan Caron sent to Providence as Bruins set roster (for now)
|10.07.14 at 6:02 pm ET
The Bruins made multiple moves to trim their roster to 23 players prior to Tuesday's 5 p.m. deadline, but general manager Peter Chiarelli cautioned beforehand that the moves made Tuesday might reflect a different roster than the one that takes the ice Wednesday against the Flyers when the regular season begins.
As Chiarelli said, the team would be doing some "roster manipulation" in order to get as much cap space as possible from using the long-term injury exception to the upper limit of the cap.
The moves included assigning Jordan Caron to Providence, recalling Brian Ferlin and Malcolm Subban from Providence, placing David Krejci on injured reserve, placing Marc Savard on long term injured reserve and putting Gregory Campbell and Anthony Camara on non-roster injured reserve.
The team had sent David Pastrnak to Providence earlier in the day.
That leaves the following roster, which, again, will probably be different from Wednesday's:
FORWARDS (13): Patrice Bergeron, Craig Cunningham, Loui Eriksson, Brian Ferlin, Matt Fraser, Chris Kelly, Milan Lucic, Brad Marchand, Daniel Paille, Bobby Robins, Reilly Smith, Carl Soderberg, Ryan Spooner
DEFNESEMEN (7): Matt Bartkowski, Zdeno Chara, Dougie Hamilton, Torey Krug, Adam McQuaid, Kevan Miller, Dennis Seidenberg
GOALTENDERS (3): Tuukka Rask, Malcolm Subban, Niklas Svedberg
David Pastrnak sent to AHL, Matt Fraser, Ryan Spooner, Bobby Robins make Bruins for now
|10.07.14 at 1:09 pm ET
Though Peter Chiarelli said that there is still some "roster manipulation" to be done on the part of the Bruins between now and the start of the season for the purposes of maximizing cap space, the Bruins' roster became more clear leading up to Tuesday's 5 p.m. deadline.
Right wing David Pastrnak has been sent to Providence of the AHL for the time being. The 2014 first-round pick is there in order to further acclimate himself with the North American game while the Bruins continue to evaluate him. Pastrnak suffered a shoulder injury in his second practice of training camp and missed all but two games of the preseason.
Chiarelli said that the B's will likely take "two to three weeks" to assess what they have in Pastrnak at the AHL level. The B's can play him in the NHL for up to nine games before burning a year off his entry level contract. If Pastrnak plays the season in the AHL, his contract will slide to the next season, meaning that his first NHL season will count as the first of three seasons on his entry level deal.
Matt Fraser, Ryan Spooner and Bobby Robins have made the team for now. Fraser seems like a sure thing to earn a full-time spot, while Spooner's play late in the preseason helped his case to begin the season in Boston.
David Krejci missed Tuesday's practice and is questionable for Wednesday's season-opener against the Flyers.
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David Krejci questionable for season-opener
|10.07.14 at 10:42 am ET
David Krejci and Gregory Campbell were absent as the Bruins held practice Tuesday in anticipation of Wednesday night's season-opener against the Flyers.
David Pastrnak was sent to Providence, so he was also missing.
Campbell, who did not play all preseason due to a core injury, is not expected to play Wednesday. Krejci left Saturday's preseason finale with what Claude Julien called a "very, very minor" and is questionable for Wednesday's season-opener.
The Bruins' lines in practice were as follows:
Lucic – Spooner/Caron – Fraser
Kelly – Soderberg – Eriksson
Marchand – Bergeron – Smith
Paille – Cunningham – Robins/Gagne
Chara – Hamilton
Seidenberg – McQuaid
Krug – Miller
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'Convince me not to kill her': Terrifying moment kidnapped girl saw gun put to her friend's head by sex trafficker
- Elia Beltran, 20 and Karla Uribe kidnapped at gunpoint in Dallas, Texas to be sold into the sex trade
A Dallas woman abducted at gunpoint to be be sold into the sex trade made a dramatic escape from her captors and alerted the police 24 hours after being kidnapped.
Elia Beltran and her friend Karla Uribe were abducted after leaving Club Rio in West Oak Cliff in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
Before eventually freeing Uribe, the alleged kidnapper, 19-year-old Cruz Alcala turned to Uribe and threatened to shoot 20-year-old Beltran saying, 'Convince me not to kill her.'
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Elia Beltran, 20, was abducted at gunpoint from a club in Dallas, Texas and held for 24-hours as her captor tried to sell her into the sex trade
Driving around Dallas in Beltran's 1997 Ford Explorer, which Alcala had also stolen, Uribe said that she and Beltran were pleading for their lives.
'We were just trying to convince him,' said Uribe to WFAA.Com
'You know, 'We have families, please don't do this, you know, if you have a heart just don't do this.'
Releasing Uribe soon after kidnapping her and Beltran, Alcala is then alleged to have met up with Alicisa Faye Morris, 23, Jermaine Jackson, 36, and Telvin Pratt, 22.
19-year-old Cruz Alcala (left) abducted Elia Beltran and Karla Uribe from outside a Dallas nightclub and tried to sell Beltran as a prostitute to Alicisa Faye Morris, 23 (right)
Jermaine Jackson, 25 (left) and Telvin Pratt, 22, are accused of trying to co-opt Elia Beltran into working as a prostitute for them at gunpoint
Once with them, police have said that he attempted to sell Beltran to them as a prostitute.
Beltran managed to escape while at a gas station in the 1700 block of West Main Street in the suburb of Grand Prairie.
While one of the suspects checked a tire, Beltran ran to the neighbouring Golden Chalet Motor Inn where she raised the alarm in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
The 20-year-old is said by police to be traumatised by her experience but thankful to be back with her family
Elia Beltran was leaving El Rio Disco when she was kidnapped at gunpoint
Her kidnappers abducted Beltran in her own 1997 Ford Explorer and dumped it in woods as the police closed in to arrest them
'The caller indicated that she was a kidnapping victim from Dallas. She indicated her captors were nearby and escaped,' said Detective Lyle Gensler of the Grand Prairie Police Department.
'They were not only able to locate her, but the three people she escaped from,' said Gensler.
Her 1997 Ford Explorer was found abandoned near to where the arrests were made and now police specialist victims units are working with her to piece together a case against her alleged kidnappers.
'She was very emotionally distraught over the incident that happened that day,' said Gensler.
'We were able to calm her down.
'My heart and soul goes out to her and her family.
'She's going to be emotionally scarred over the event.
'It's not really a happy ending.'
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My Deskjet worked fine when i bought it, printing and scanning. When I click on the desktop scan icon now I get a message which says "The HP Deskjet 1050 J410 series was not found", BUT it will copy and print.
I`m running Windows XP and have tried uninstalling / re-installing both plug and play and with the disc, re-starting, doing everything possible on the HP website, including download the HP Scan Diagnostic Utility 4.2, which is showing the message "The device manager on your computer is reporting an error that cannot be fixed by the HP Scan Diagnostic Utility. Remove the software by clicking Uninstall Software. Reinstall the software with the product CD, or by downloading the most current Full Feature software from the HP Website".
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Supernatural Review: "Caged Heat"by Sean McKenna at . Comments
Things picked back up on the soul search in this week's Supernatural, "Caged Heat."
I admit the reunions between the brothers, Meg, Crowley, and Samuel felt abrupt. Apparently, it's been a few moths since the deal for the return of Sam's soul was made, but it didn't feel like these characters had been away for such a lengthy period of time.
I mean, c'mon, it's only been two episodes.
That being said, I love that Supernatural maintained a sense of storyline continuity. It brought back plot points and characters from seasons past and incorporated them into the present. It always seems to do this well.
I also like that they brought back the character of Meg. She's maintained her snappy edge from when she first appeared in season 1, and was one of the brothers' first major enemies. Although, I can't remember Meg's character spouting so many sexual innuendos at the time.
And why had she appeared all of sudden? Did I miss something? Is it simply to replace Crowley as the bad guy or is it a new plotline springing up?Dean, despite taking a more backseat approach to Sam's "go get 'em" attitude, proved to have matured as a character. His conversations about family were not only heartfelt, but also experienced. He has recognized that every demon deal that he and Sam have made for each other, always ended up with a disastrous consequence. It certainly has been their Achilles' heal.
As for Sam, he wasn't as funny as last episode. In fact, he wasn't really funny at all. Instead, he was back to his aggressively cunning self.
Sam biting his arm so he can make a trap with his own blood? Smart, but very creepy. His smirk reminded me of when he was addicted to demon's blood.
Yet, it was when Sam made death threats towards Castiel that convinced me that he needs his soul back. I was glad that Castiel stood up to him, but at the same time understood that Sam simply needs help.
I have missed Castiel as a central character. Crowley's comment, "Castiel, I haven't seen you all season," certainly reflected those feelings. He's popped in occasionally to lend a quick hand before jumping back to deal with Heaven. Of course, his absence allows the show to focus on the boys' relationship and force them to deal with problems on their own, exactly like the days before the angels showed up.
Still, I'm hoping we get to see more of him in the second half of the season because he had some of the best moments of the episode. His deadpan lines and inability to understand how to act like a normal human always creates great comic scenes.
When the brothers are desperately trying to find Crowley's location, Castiel is instead watching porn. Why? Simply because it was there. Naturally, Castiel didn't understand that you don't analyze it, and you certainly don't watch it in a room full of guys. Dean's disbelief and explanation of the proper way to view porn added comic relief in a relatively gritty and dark episode.
We also received a chance to witness how the war in Heaven has affected Castiel. When Crowley replied that he couldn't retrieve Sam's soul, Castiel instantly burned his bones.
Wow. No discussions, no witty back and forth banter, no deals. He didn't have time to fool around and if Crowley wasn't going to help, then no problem. Crowley's finished.
Which brought the brothers to a crossroads during the final moments. Dean still wanted to find a way to get Sam's soul back and Sam no longer thought that it was a good idea. Why Sam? Where's your hope?
Oh wait. He can't have hope. He's soulless.
I do have a certain feeling that the resolution of the lost soul isn't going to take place until the final episodes of this season. I guess we will find out if that works out or not.
"Caged Heat" essentially felt like a premiere episode with the way it seemed to almost reintroduce the characters and the predicaments of the season. So while nothing extremely new occurred, it was still a solid episode just the same.
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I actually like the new Sam. It's not that I didn't like the old one, but soulless Sam is a better hunter and has a more interesting personality. I don't know why people think this is the worst season of Supernatural, because I think it's getting better with each episode. Although, I wouldn't mind their cousins and grandfather being killed off, and giving Castiel more time on the show.
I really like soulless Sam. No whining, no pity party, no scolding Dean for going too far. This season has allowed the brothers to experience a true role reversal and I'm enjoying it immensely!
just for the fyi...i think a big reason we haven't seen a lot of Cas this season is, Misha Collin's just had a baby in August, and from what I understand, the writers were giving him that time off for the new baby. He's supposed to be in more later this season. at least, is what i've heard. Happy to see such positive, shared opinions about Caged Heat, cause IMO, it was fantastic. Def best ep of season 6 so far. Sam needs his soul back stat tho...
and, here's a telegraphed punch...a woman gets a line with the main cast. "You gotta let me out" and then gets a close up with the main villain? Yep! Important figure coming up. Eh. It's a tv show, so ya gotta expect this kind of move. Nice to see Cas though. I'd watch a show called "The Castiel Files" in a second over this show, which I like plenty.
Whoa...>Dani California from Californication is getting around. First in Terriers, and now here in Supernatural...She's the new hot skank, seem like.
No, Sam doesn't need his soul back yet. I'm riveted by this Sam that we have now.
I loved this episode on its own but overall, looking at the season, I'm not enjoying it. Give Sam back his soul, stop with the wars (both Earthly and Heavenly) and just go kill some effing demons. But like I said this episode, on its own, was amazing and I couldn't stop laughing when Castiel was watching porn.


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"During Basel... there was a handful of artists who weren't necessarily the breadwinners for galleries. We felt like the street was ours and we were just going to put stuff up."
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This Sunday marks the beginning of the most holy and sacred of weeks in the Christian faith and year, Holy Week. This day commemorates the triumphant entry into Jerusalem where Jesus was hailed as the Messiah, the descendant of King David, the Savior promised of God. People waved palm branches as Jesus entered the city, hence the name Palm Sunday. Palms will be distributed for attendees. The sermon will be "The Tragedy & The Triumph", delivered by Dr. Dan Hannon.
This service is the remembrance of the Upper Room experience of Jesus with the disciples when Jesus instituted the sacrament of Holy Communion. The service concludes with the observance of Tenebrae, a scripture reading from the Gospel of Mark recalling the crucifixion of Jesus which occurred on Good Friday, the day after the Upper Room experience. As each portion of the story is read, an element from the altar is removed. The service ends with a darkened room and an altar stripped of all elements of Jesus. This begins the vigil which leads to Easter Sunday.
This come and go, interactive, multi-sensory prayer walk guides the participant through stories of the journey of Jesus, leading to his betrayal and death. The time parallels the Holy Week event when, after the Last Supper (recognized earlier at the Maundy Thursday Service, 7pm), Jesus goes to the Garden of Gethsemane and invites his closest friends, the disciples, to "stay here and pray." Open all night in the Covenant Chapel, participants are invited to sacrifice sleep in some way as they re-walk these steps of Christ. The prayer walk ends on Good Friday at 9am to recognize the time in the morning when Jesus was crucified up on the cross.
Three powerful Sanctuary services are planned featuring the finest of the music ministry of Christ Church. Music will be provided by the Sanctuary Choir, the Brass Orchestra, the Christ Church Pipe Organ and the Baby Grand Piano. The message will be "Deathless Hope" delivered by Dr. Dan Hannon for all services. A continental breakfast will be provided without charge.
This first worship service on Easter Sunday is held in the courtyard of Christ Church. This service will feature worship music led by Chad Minchew and an Easter message delivered by Rev. Marc Donaldson. A continental breakfast will be served. In the event of rain, this service will be moved to the gym.
Our annual Easter egg hunt is held in the church courtyard on Palm Sunday in conjunction with our Family Fun Day! The egg hunt is for children ages infant - fourth grade. Kids, bring your favorite Easter basket. Eggs will be filled with hard candies (no chocolate) and small toy.
We will begin by gathering in the Covenant Chapel for a puppet show put on by our Puppet Ministry. Plan to gather in Covenant Chapel at 12:05pm.
The hunt times in the courtyard are as follows:
0-3 year olds will hunt eggs at 12:15pm
4-6 year olds will begin at 12:25pm
1st - 4th graders will hunt promptly at 12:35pm
Outdoor Fun
Beginning at 11:30am in the back parking lot, kids will enjoy a bounce houses, a petting zoo and a rock wall.
Pastors' Ginormous Ice Cream Sundae
Pastors' will put on their aprons and make a HUGE community ice cream sundae at 1:15pm in the CLC gym! It is as fun to watch as it is to eat! No worries - everyone get's theirs scooped into their own bowl.
Black Walnut Cafe lunch benefitting UM ARMY student missions
Tickets are $10 for adults; $5 for children from 11:30am-12:45pm in the Christian Life Center Gym. Order tickets online here or at the Welcome Center Desk. A limited number of tickets will be available at the door.
Traditionally, Lent was a time for personal conversion leading up to Easter, during which Christians practiced the spiritual disciplines of fasting, praying and almsgiving to strip away all that is unnecessary and become more mindful of their ultimate dependence on God. This calendar will help to recapture the true meaning of Lent in ways that are actually relevant to your life. Each day, starting on Ash Wednesday, the calendar's link for that day will become active, revealing a Daily Jolt for spiritual contemplation relating to Lent, and new and practical ideas for fasting, prayer and almsgiving..
Fasting is an act of devotion and humbling yourself before God. It is sacrificing something valuable for your physical existence for the benefit of your spiritual journey. If you have never fasted before and question the need or ability to do it - you are not alone. If this is your first time, perhaps just skip 1 meal. Please use this guide as a place to begin a special journey.
During the Ash Wednesday service we will make our commitments to the Lord. Commitment cards will be available soon to fill out and place on the altar rail. You are invited to make a commitment to prioritize your life so that less time is spent in routine, worldly activities. Instead, commit to have a personal, intimate, lifetime journey practicing the presence of God daily. There are several suggestions for intersecting with God listed here. Be intentional. Be committed. Enjoy the time in His presence. To access the Lenten Commitment Card, click here.
If you would like to order an Easter lily this season in remembrance of or in honor of someone special, click here to access the online order form. The cost for each lily plant is $20. Orders accepted through April 2. The lilies will decorate the church sanctuary for Easter and can be picked up after Easter Worship on April 20.
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+ Younger submits election paperwork
Phillip Younger, a Key resident and a Longboat Key Public Interest Committee board of director, has submitted election paperwork at Town Hall for the At-large Longboat Key Town Commission seat, according to Town Clerk Trish Granger.
Younger, who performed a town budget analysis this year along with Key resident Lenny Landau in an attempt to get the commission to cut additional costs, must submit paperwork to the supervisor of elections office before he is certified as a candidate.
If both Younger and current At-large Commissioner Hal Lenobel both become certified for two-year terms, it will be the first time Lenobel has ever been challenged for a commission seat.
Other potential candidates for the March election include former Planning and Zoning Board Chairman David Brenner and IPOC Chairman Bob White, who have yet to decide whether they will vie for a commission seat.
Longboat Key District 3 Commissioner Peter O'Connor has already submitted his election paperwork at Town Hall and officially been certified as a candidate for his final two-year term. Lenobel and Vice Mayor and District 5 Commissioner Robert Siekmann have picked up paperwork at Town Hall for additional two-year terms.
Commissioners term-limit out after three, two-year terms, which means Mayor Lee Rothenberg's District 1 seat is also up for grabs this March.
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The Planning and Zoning Board's Tuesday, Sept. 15 regular meeting agenda includes a request by Alan Moore, owner of Moore's Stone Crab Restaurant & Marina, to change his commercially-zoned property from commercial to residential.
The restaurant, located at 800 Broadway, is no longer for sale, and Moore said the rezoning allows him more flexibility for his property and loan portfolio.
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This looks great to me. I have two suggestions and both of them are up to editors discretion: 1. I would put the publication in a separate subsection so that it is more obvious. Sub-sectioning will guide the reader better. 2. Even though there is a inpara link to research questions, I would again put a subsection called "Further information" or "research questions" or "References" and I would put the list of links to Wiki page, to questions, and to RDWG page, etc. That way they would be more obvious. Regards, Yeliz Yesilada. On 20 Aug 2011, at 11:06, Shadi Abou-Zahra wrote: > Thank you Markel. Now we can edit it collectively. Once it is stable I would like to move it to a WAI page, or at least freeze it in the wiki. > > Thanks, > Shadi > > > On 19.8.2011 18:53, Markel Vigo wrote: >> Hi Shadi, Shawn, all, >> >> I updated the document as you suggest and have wikied the HTML. >> You can find it available at http://www.w3.org/WAI/RD/wiki/Draft_version_of_the_call_for_papers >> >> Regards, >> >> ---------------------------------- >> Markel Vigo >> >> University of Manchester (UK) >> Web Ergonomics Lab - Information Management Group >> >> PS: I check my email at 9AM and 5PM BST. If you require a faster response please include the word [fast!] in the subject line. >> >> On Aug 19, 2011, at 4:37 PM, Shadi Abou-Zahra wrote: >> >>> Hi Markel, Shawn, >>> >>> Please make sure to clearly indicate that this is a draft call so that people don't confuse stuff. Add both a [Draft] label to the title and some text below it to indicate the non-approved status of this call. >>> >>> As to the wiki suggestion, Shawn, I thought we may want to have the final call be a WAI page rather than a wiki page; do you agree? If so, then it would be quite a hassle to convert the HTML into wiki code and back again. Not sure if wiki is the best tool for preparing the calls but I don't feel very strongly either way. >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Shadi >>> >>> >>> On 19.8.2011 17:22, Shawn Henry wrote: >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> Would it work to put this in the wiki for collaborative editing? >>>> >>>> (Some of my comments are copy-edit level.) >>>> >>>> Regards, >>>> ~Shawn >>>> >>>> >>>> ---- >>>> Shawn Lawton Henry >>>> W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) >>>> e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com >>>> phone: +1.617.395.7664 >>>> about: http://www.w3.org/People/Shawn/ >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> On 8/19/2011 5:44 AM, Markel Vigo wrote: >>>>> Hi there, >>>>> >>>>> Simon and I have come up with an improved draft for the webeminar >>>>> call. Find it at http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3976331/webinar%20call.html >>>>> >>>>> Please, send your comments and suggestions to this list before the >>>>> next meeting so that by the end of next week we can released the call. >>>>> >>>>> Kind regards, >>>>> >>>>> ---------------------------------- >>>>> Markel Vigo >>>>> >>>>> University of Manchester (UK) >>>>> Web Ergonomics Lab - Information Management Group >>>>> >>>>> PS: I check my email at 9AM and 5PM BST. If you require a faster >>>>> response please include the word [fast!] in the subject line. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> -- >>> Shadi Abou-Zahra - http://www.w3.org/People/shadi/ >>> Activity Lead, W3C/WAI International Program Office >>> Evaluation and Repair Tools Working Group (ERT WG) >>> Research and Development Working Group (RDWG) >>> >> >> > > -- > Shadi Abou-Zahra - http://www.w3.org/People/shadi/ > Activity Lead, W3C/WAI International Program Office > Evaluation and Repair Tools Working Group (ERT WG) > Research and Development Working Group (RDWG) >Received on Monday, 22 August 2011 12:47:47 GMT
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Shukri, Radhiah (2006) Hypoglycemic and Antioxidative Effects of Eugenia Aromatica and Archidendrone Jiringa on Diabetic Rats. Masters thesis, Universiti Putra Malaysia.
The study conducted for 15 weeks involved 56 Sprague Dawley male rats aged three weeks that were divided into seven groups. Two control groups were normal rats and induced-diabetic rats given a basal diet, four other groups were 2 normal rat groups and 2 induced-diabetic rat groups either supplemented with a basal diet containing 5% of cloves (Eugenia aromatica) or jering (Archidendrone jiringa) respectively. The basal diet that contained Glibenclamide (3mg/kg body weight) was supplemented to the remaining one group of diabetic rats. Body weight and feed consumption were monitored weekly and daily respectively. During a 3 weeks interval, blood samples were drawn via cardiac puncture for the purpose of biochemical analysis that consisted of glutathione peroxidase (GSH-Px), catalase (CAT) and superoxide dismutase (SOD) activities; malondialdehyde (MDA) level and levels of urea, creatinine, alanine aminotransferase (AST) and aspartate aminotransferase (AST). Somatic index and histological changes of liver, heart, lung, eye, brain, kidney and pancreas of the experimental rats were also evaluated. The results observed showed a slight lowering of blood glucose level of 6.1±0.4 and 6.2±0.5 mmol/l for cloves and jering supplemented STZ-diabetic rats respectively. The body weight of the diabetic rats supplemented with the herbs was also improved with R2 value of 0.9924 and 0.9068 for jering and cloves, respectively. Weak anti-oxidative property in blood and organs was revealed with the supplementation of the herbs but was more effective in cloves. While evidence of toxicity of jering was shown mainly in the liver, kidney and heart of normal and diabetic rats, cloves was seen to be toxic to the pancreas of diabetic rats through histology. Jering-supplemented normal and diabetic groups had high cardiosomatic index with 0.51±0.11 (NJ) and 0.49±0.04 (DJ), necrotic hepatocytes and Kupffer cells of 50.5±5.0 (NJ) and 71.2±5.2 (DJ), respectively. However, toxicity effect of these herbs towards certain organs at the 5% dose given suggests that a dose-response effect need to be further studied.
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In the monthslong process to craft Mecklenburg County's coming budget, Wednesday's public hearing was a night for democracy in action.
For four hours, nearly 70 Mecklenburg residents stood before county commissioners to push for their causes – and have their say on County Manager Dena Diorio's recommended $1.5 billion budget for the coming fiscal year.
Commissioners are set to take a straw vote on the proposal Thursday and adopt a budget Tuesday.
In a packed chamber, they spoke for teacher pay raises, continued support for parks and reading programs, and for the care of the homeless and uninsured. And they came in big numbers – and with lots of signs – to urge commissioners to approve Diorio's recommendation that Mecklenburg hire 33 new school nurses and three supervisors so each Charlotte-Mecklenburg school would have a full-time nurse.
It was a civic lesson in what services the county performs.
Elyse Dashew spoke on behalf of 1,150 petition signers and 646 Facebook supporters who want the board to add $19.4 million to the budget for a 3 percent raise for CMS employees.
She thanked the board for its investment in education, "but it won't mean much if a large number of our teachers go to work in York County" or other states. "We clearly understand that the state is responsible for teacher raises. …We all know that process is unpredictable. Students at CMS are North Carolina's responsibility, but they are also our own. This is truly a pressing local issue."
North Carolina teachers are among the worst paid – the state ranks 48th – and many teachers told commissioners that they have to moonlight to make a decent living. Many said the bad pay may force them to leave the state, or teaching, for better pay.
Before the public hearing, about 100 teachers and parents stood along Fourth Street outside the Government Center with signs and chants of support for higher teacher pay.
Many of those teachers won't be here next year, said Independence High history teacher Charlie Smith, president of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Association of Educators, which requested a 5 percent raise for teachers. "They will have left for other states that pay more money," he said.
Langley Rehorn, a second-grader at Davidson Elementary School, may have stolen the show. With her mother holding her up to the lectern, she said: "Invest in my teachers, and invest in me."
Angela Edwards took two buses and the Lynx Blue Line to get to the Government Center to tell commissioners about the success of Y Readers, the YMCA reading program that is helping her grandson read at a higher level. The program serves children in kindergarten to third grade who are behind in reading.
"I love my grandchild, and I love what Y Readers has done for him," Edwards said. "He has problems retaining memory. But because of Y Readers, he's going to be right where he needs to be."
And Will Briggs, a seventh-grader at Community House Middle School, stood confidently at the lectern and told commissioners about the importance of school nurses. He talked about his sister Madison, a diabetic, and his brother Jake who was hurt in a playground accident – "thankfully it happened while the nurse was there."
Will himself was injured when a soccer ball hit him in the head. He asked the board to support Diorio's proposal.
Diorio recommended keeping the property tax rate stable and beginning to restore or enhance services cut when the economy tumbled. Her proposal gives CMS an increase of $26.8 million, or 7.4 percent over the current budget.
The money would fund everything CMS asked for – except the 3 percent raise.
That's what brought out teachers and parents Wednesday.
The pay-raise issue found a new angle Tuesday after board Chairman Trevor Fuller and Vice Chairman Dumont Clarke said that they plan to ask the board for a November referendum to increase the county's sales tax by a quarter-penny. Most of the money generated from the increase would go to supplement pay for CMS employees.
That didn't blunt reactions from teachers and advocates.
Former school board Chairman Arthur Griffin said state legislators are engaged "in a lot of theater" in the debate over education. He implored commissioners to take a lead in the pay-raise issue.
After unveiling her recommended budget three weeks ago, Diorio said no one had disputed that teachers needed a raise. She said that traditionally the state pays for raises and the county provides supplements. To fund a pay raise would set a precedent that could harm Mecklenburg's healthy economy, Diorio said.
Griffin told commissioners not to use "Raleigh" as a reason for not raising CMS salaries. "You need to show leadership to make sure we take care of all our children in Mecklenburg County," he said.
"Teachers need a raise."
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Beth Sullivan (born August 29, 1949 in Burbank, California) is an American film and television writer and producer, best known as the creator of the long-running CBS series Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. Sullivan's great uncle Jack Sullivan won an Academy Award in 1937 for his work on "The Charge of the Light Brigade". The entertainment business then skipped a generation until Sullivan pursued a career in the television industry. She was formerly married to Jim Knobeloch and now lives with their children, Tess and Jack, in northern California. Sullivan most recently created, wrote and executive produced Ponderosa, a ION Television-NBC one-hour dramatic series prequel to the classic TV series Bonanza. Ponderosa completed filming its first season two-hour pilot and 18 one-hour episodes in Melbourne in March 2002. In May of that year, about to begin production on the second season, Sullivan was a passenger in an auto accident and suffered catastrophic injuries that required extensive hospital care and long-term recovery. She was able to return to the U.S. in 2007. Sullivan created and served as executive producer of Dr. Quinn (a co-production of The Sullivan Company and CBS Entertainment  ( Wikipedia article )
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The ship's Commanding Officer, seated in the front row 6th from right, is probably Captain Andre M. Procter, USN.
Donation of Dr. Mark Kulikowski, 2007.
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Will gives Grace a hand with a leaky bra. watch
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Will and Grace live together in an apartment in New York. He's a gay lawyer, she's a straight interior designer. watch
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Call it kismet. Call it the meeting of two great comedic forces. Call it a show not resting on its first-season laurels (as creator Greg Garcia does: "We want to keep that momentum going"). Will & Grace Emmy winner Sean Hayes joins off-screen buddy Will Arnett (Nathan) as a series regular on Season 2 of The Millers, and the results are unsurprisingly amusing. He plays Kip Finkle, newly divorced roommate to Nathan's mom, Carol (Margo Martindale), and foil to her TV reporter son. "Kip considers Nathan and his career kind of dumb," Garcia says, which leads to plenty of funny friction. Hayes and Arnett called us up for a slightly loopy chat before the Oct. 20 premiere...
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Debbie Reynolds will be the recipient of the Screen Actors Guild's Lifetime Achievement Award at the SAG Awards next January, the guild announced Monday.
Reynolds, 82, is the Oscar-, Emmy- and Golden Globe-nominated star of more than 50 movies, and has appeared on dozens of television shows. She is perhaps best known for her role in 1964's The Unsinkable Molly Brown, for which she was nominated for a Best Actress Academy Award, as well as her guest-starring turn as Grace's (Debra Messing) mother on Will & Grace.
Sean Hayes won't be away from the small screen for long.
The Will & Grace alum, whose comedy Sean Saves the World was axed by NBC last season, has joined the cast of The Millers as a series regular, CBS announced Tuesday.
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Project Statuses (Statusi?) as of the 17th of the 7th month, of the year 2007.
Futher Episodes of Patches - Cancelled
Guy from the Sky Volume 2 - Invasion of the zombliens is in production but currently on hold due to computer problems
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2011-06-16 11:33:11
Sexy teen strips and fingers herself on webcam.
Will probably get deleted soon so be quick!
2007-09-21 13:45:12
the invasion of the zombies!!!.....wow
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No zombliens....and I'm sorry I didn't see this sooner >_<


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I'm looking for an end all bike for myself. I currently ride a cheapo(Gravity) rigid 29er SS, which I love and an '04 FS Trek. I want a bike that can be SS or changed(long term) to 1x9 depending if my knee gets worse. If I go KM I'll buy built SS then upgrade over time.
So my question is: Is the KM all it's cracked up to be? Is there a noticeable difference with the bent seat tube of the KM and a standard frame? Any other pros or cons that I should know about?
Thanks in advance!
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