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Nestled in a sheltered bay along the northerly Kohala Coast, this towering hotel offers sweeping Pacific views from almost every one of its 540 rooms and suites. (Conveniently, every unit has its own lanai—private balcony—for enjoying them.) The Fairmont Orchid's 32-acre property centers around its lovely half-moon beach, where snorkeling, surfing, and kayaking—as well as good old swimming and sunning—are all top-notch. But there's also a 10,000-square-foot swimming pool, tennis courts (reservations are a must), and a 36-hole golf course. The spa is one of the island's most impressive, serving up Kona-coffee body scrubs and couples' massages in open-air, oceanfront hales (huts).
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text: | Dáil Éireann - Volume 500 - 17 February, 1999 Adjournment Debate. - Missing Persons. Mr. Enright Mr. Enright Mr. Enright: Since seeking to raise this issue on the Adjournment, I am pleased to learn the alleged abduction in Kildare has proved groundless and that the case has been resolved to the satisfaction of the Garda Síochána. Over recent years, I have spoken to many people concerned about the number of women who have gone missing and whose bodies have never been found. There are also a number of other women who have been murdered and whose bodies have been found but for whose murders no person has ever been charged. I welcome the establishment of Operation Trace, based in Naas under the supervision of an assistant commissioner, which comprises six people working directly under a superintendent. The Garda personnel involved are re-examining the files of six of the missing people whose bodies have never been found. The families of some of the missing persons have a faint hope and hold dear to that hope that their missing family members are still alive. I am certain everyone in the House shares with me the grief and sadness for all the families involved and I offer them my sympathy in their loss. 1177 The six people whose cases are being examined by Operation Trace are Annie McCarrick, who went missing in 1993 aged 26, and was last seen in County Wicklow; Jo Jo Dullard, who went [1177] missing in 1995, aged 20; Fiona Pender, from my own constituency, who went missing in 1996 aged 25; Ciara Breen, from Dundalk, who went missing in 1997, aged 17; Fiona Sinnott, from Wexford, who went missing in 1998, aged 19; and Deirdre Jacob, aged 19 from Kildare, who went missing in 1998. These were all young women from counties in close proximity to one another – Kildare, Wicklow, Offaly, Wexford and Louth. Four other people are missing also. Antoinette Smith, went missing in 1987, aged 27 years; and Patricia Doherty, went missing in 1991, aged 30. The bodies of both these women were found in Kilakee. Eva Brennan, went missing in 1993, aged 40; her body was not found. The body of Marie Kilmartin, aged 36, was found on the Laoighis-Offaly border. I strongly believe there is a connection between these ten cases. I welcome the fact that RTE and the local media continue to raise this important and sensitive matter. Did ten different people commit murder and get away with their crimes? The bodies of most of these women have not been found. This is a serious matter that is causing concern to many people. I regret there is no sense of urgency in solving these disappearances. Many people have spoken to me about this matter. They do not believe there is a sense of urgency about it. Women are concerned for their safety. They used to go for walks on country roads, especially in the evening, but they are nervous about doing that now. Parents are also worried about the safety of their daughters, particularly when they go to a function at night. That is not good enough. We must ensure that people can traverse the country in safety. It is essential that a determined effort is made by the Government to address this matter. We need an initiative like Operation Shannon which was very successful in putting a stop to attacks on people in their homes. Such an attack took place recently west of the Shannon and the Garda are making serious inquiries into that. Similar efforts are taken each year when the Garda Síochána launch a major initiative to clamp down on drunken driving. The Minister should set up a special squad, under the direct supervision of the Garda Commissioner, which will investigate different areas. I believe these disappearances are connected. Murders were being systematically committed in Belgium but by the time the authorities became aware of a pattern, it was too late for many victims. I hope we are successful in solving these crimes sooner rather than later. It is in the best interests of the public that the people who committed them are put behind bars for a very long time. It is of particular importance to women who need to be protected. Mr. O'Donoghue Mr. O'Donoghue 1178 Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform (Mr. O'Donoghue): I assure Deputy Enright that [1178] the unsolved cases of disappeared young women is a matter of the gravest concern and there is no question but that the Garda Síochána treat it with the utmost seriousness. I fully recognise the need to locate these women, and all of these cases are being dealt with by the Garda Síochána. As the Deputy is aware, I have taken a particular interest in the issue of missing persons, and I am doing all I can to ensure that the Garda Síochána have effective arrangements and the necessary resources to trace those who are reported missing. The detailed deployment of Garda resources is a matter for the Commissioner. Present arrangements are that the Garda divisional officer or district officer takes direct responsibility for searches or investigations into cases of persons who are reported missing. Special investigation teams are appointed as necessary. I have no reason to believe a lack of resources is inhibiting Garda investigations, but if it transpires that there is a need for additional resources to assist in these complex, painstaking and detailed investigations, I will consider any request made by the Garda Commissioner. With regard to the very disturbing incident to which the Deputy has referred, I am sure the House will appreciate that I do not wish to say anything at this point which would in any way prejudice what is an ongoing Garda investigation. Deputy Enright referred to Operation Trace which was established by the Garda Commissioner to review the original investigations of cases of missing women. The group is headed by an Assistant Garda Commissioner, and its programme is aimed at developing profiles of men who have shown serious sexual violence against women. This trawl will include prison records to check if any possible suspects were on temporary release on the dates on which the missing women disappeared. I understand no evidence has as yet emerged to support the possibility of a serial killer being involved. While overall statistics are no consolation to those involved, or their families, it is worth noting that by international standards the Irish position with regard to missing persons compares favourably. I am informed by the Garda authorities that in 1998 a total of 1,739 persons were reported to the Garda as missing, of which 12 remained untraced at the end of the year. While public concern over the issue of missing persons has tended to concentrate on the disappearance of young women, it is important to stress that women are not over-represented in the statistics. When we examine the figures compiled on missing persons since 1990, we find that men account for approximately 70 per cent of those who remain untraced. 1179 The Garda authorities continuously review the effectiveness of the working methods and procedures employed in missing persons cases and following a review of police work practices in other countries, several improvements were made [1179] last year. I welcome that as Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform. In the area of information technology, a database is being developed within PULSE, the Garda information system. This will allow for cross-referencing, linkages and analysis in dealing with missing persons cases and unidentified bodies countywide. The Garda Information Technology Section is also developing a website on the Internet. More detailed and elaborate procedures were introduced earlier in the year involving the completion of more detailed forms when missing persons are first reported, and more stringent guidelines have also been introduced in dealing with missing persons cases. The Garda also nominate liaison officers to keep the relatives of missing persons informed of progress, and a juvenile liaison officer is also involved where the missing person is under the age of 18 years. I welcome the recent changes in the procedures for dealing with missing persons cases which the Commissioner has introduced and on the renewed emphasis he has placed on the role of Garda liaison officers in these cases. New guidelines have also been introduced by the Garda to assist and involve the reportee or family of the missing person. The question of taking any additional operational measures to investigate such cases is being kept under review by the Garda Commissioner. I assure Deputy Enright and other Deputies that if the Garda Commissioner requires additional resources to assistance him in tracing missing persons, he will have my full co-operation. Dáil Éireann 500 Adjournment Debate. Missing Persons. General Debate 19990217 | ||||||||||||||||||||||


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In philosophy, the concept of a proper proportion between a person's deserts (what is merited) and the good and bad things that befall or are allotted to him or her. Aristotle's discussion of the virtue of justice has been the starting point for almost all Western accounts. For him, the key element of justice is treating like cases alike, an idea that has set later thinkers the task of working out which similarities (need, desert, talent) are relevant. Aristotle distinguishes between justice in the distribution of wealth or other goods (distributive justice) and justice in reparation, as, for example, in punishing someone for a wrong he has done (retributive justice). The notion of justice is also essential in that of the just state, a central concept in political philosophy. See also law.
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Flight Simulator X
Start your engines! The next-gen Flight Simulator is out and we have the review
The release of Flight Simulator X has been marred with controversy. Fans of the series have blamed Microsoft for releasing the game prior to the official release of Windows Vista or even DirectX 10. However, software powerhouse Microsoft has been full of confidence. Now that the game has been finally released — looking at the game's capacity for hogging down my computer's resources, I am forced to agree with the fans.
The game comes in two editions; the standard and the deluxe. Thanks to local distributors RED, we have the deluxe version to review. The standard edition is priced at $49 (approx. Dhs180) and the deluxe edition will leave you breaking the bank at $65 (approx. Dhs250).
The main differences between the two editions are the additional number of planes and missions the deluxe version has got. The game is huge and it comes on two DVDs and a whooping 15GB hard disk space requirement. You've guessed it, it takes a lot of time to get installed – you can go watch your favourite soap and still have time to make a hot cuppa coffee whilst this installation drags on.
On the bright side, FSX is not only for experienced Flight Simulator gamers but even beginners can ease into the game very easily. The tutorials are very easy to digest and understand for new players.
You can play the game with either the Flight Simulator joysticks made by various companies or your Xbox 360 controller if you have one or you could just rely on your old
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trusted friend, the mouse and the keyboard. As said earlier, the deluxe and the standard editions have differences in their content. While the deluxe edition has about 50 missions and 25 planes and additional cities, the standard edition owners will have to settle for just 30 missions and 18 planes.
The controls are same as the previous Flight Simulators by Microsoft with few more tweaks here and there. The concept is the same and goes in the same manner; ignition, full throttle and up you are in the sky. Overall, the gameplay has not changed but tweaked in many ways. Now there are many more camera angle views to enjoy the beautiful graphics.You also have the free flight mode. You can select any aircraft from the list and roam around any of the 24,000 realistic airports from all around the world.
Microsoft has enhanced and expanded the multiplayer aspect of the game by the shared skies concept. In shared skies, you can choose to play either a pilot or a traffic controller. The players then communicate using a mic. If you select to be a pilot, you will be a member of a virtual airline and have to handle the aircraft in a virtual real time flight. As a traffic controller, you actually manage the air traffic like in real life sitting in your ivory tower with a visual on the airport and a radar for your assistance.
A great new feature that has been added in the multiplayer component of the game is that you can virtually share you aircraft with another person via LAN or Internet. This can certainly come in handy for beginners were an experienced player can literally take him through the course.
The graphics for the game is simply amazing. The terrain looks gorgeous and has been improved a lot over the previous installment of the game, Flight Simulator 2004. The developers should be lauded for making the environment look absolutely realistic. You will see many of the land marks, buildings, flock of birds, ships, cars moving around, traffic and even herds of animals! The weather effects are splendidly done too.
The environments come across as highly detailed. The planes are no less and are spectacularly detailed and are absolute eye candy. The cockpit has been given a major
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overhaul too from the previous Flight Simulator games. But as they say, you don't get free lunches. Though the graphics are cutting edge and truly next-gen, it comes at the cost of stable frame rates. My pc was crying for mercy when I booted the game in high detail. You are left with no choice but to decrease the level of detail to achieve a decent frame rate and even then you get slowdowns. I wouldn't bother with high detail settings unless I have got a monster pc which can give a tough fight to this beast.
The audio could be described as decent. Nothing bad but nothing extraordinary either. The sound of engines roaring makes your adrenaline pump. The Radio chatter seems fairly good and realistic.
There is no doubt that this game is the best Flight Sim available but the frame instability and high end requirements will put off gamers out of frustration. If you do indeed have a powerful PC then stop reading this review and get the game. For others, it's recommended to rent it out and try the game and see for yourselves if you could bare the low frame rates.
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IMCAS is dedicated to providing the highest quality of teaching through the interface of Plastic Surgery and Dermatology.
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Shanghai is China's largest city and is situated on the banks of the Yangtze River Delta. The city's development in the past few decades have made it one of the most important economic, commercial, financial and communications center of China. Shanghai beguiled foreigners with its seductive mix of tradition and sophistication.
Shanghai is much more Hong Kong than Běijīng; there are no dusty imperial palaces here. Instead, European-style cityscapes and tempting, tree-lined neighbourhoods rub shoulders with the sci-fi skyline of Pǔdōng. Shanghai was where China first met the West and it's still a frontier town, obsessed with the latest fads, fashions and technology.
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The award-winning 5-star Pudong Shangri-La Hotel is located in the Lujiazui Finance and Trade Zone of Shanghai. It enjoys easy access to both Hongqiao and Pudong international airports and is also close to the subway connecting Pudong (East Shanghai) to Puxi (West Shanghai). Prominently situated along the famous Huangpu River, the hotel has breathtaking views of Shanghai's legendary riverfront - the Bund and the Orient Pearl TV Tower. Its 606 rooms are the most spacious in the city and are complemented by an extensive range of restaurants, lounges, and bars.
With over 6,500 square metres of versatile indoor and outdoor event spaces, Pudong Shangri-La, Shanghai boasts the largest hotel banquet meeting venue in Shanghai with the city's two biggest ballrooms, China Hall and Grand Ballroom.With many years of experience in organizing international conferences, Shangri-La Pudong offers an extensive, flexible and inspiring range of venues and packages.
5. Getting there
AIRPORT CONNECTIONS: Pudong Shangri-La, Shanghai is 35 minutes from Shanghai Hongqiao Airport and 45 minutes from Pudong International Airport.
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- Taxis are metered, and fare between Pudong International Airport and the hotel generally costs around RMB 170 (USD 27) per journey in daytime, and RMB 220 (USD 35) from 11pm to 5am. While fares from Shanghai Hongqiao Airport are generally RMB 70 (USD 11) per journey in daytime, and RMB 93 (USD 15) from 11pm to 5am.
- The Maglev High Speed Train from Pudong International Airport to Longyang Road Metro Station takes eight minutes, The train operates from 6.45am to 9.40pm daily. One way economy fare costs RMB 50 (USD 8), while VIP section costs RMB 100 (USD 16).
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ENGLISH / CHINESE and CHINESE / ENGLISH simultaneous translations in 4 conference rooms.
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- 10.30 to 11am on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29
- 4 to 4.30pm on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29
Lunch breaks:
- 1 to 2pm on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29
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Giving the limited number of seats, please, register early before your course selections sell out! You may also register for Optional Courses on-site, if places are still available.
13. Scientific posters, e-papers and multimedia center
The POSTER session is held on Sunday, July 29 at lunchtime (from 1 to 2pm), meeting point being the Welcome Desk. Visit the IMCAS Internet Kiosk to check email and view the scientific lectures in electronic format (E-Papers).
E-Papers provide an opportunity for in-depth information exchange. You will be able to exchange ideas about clinical cases presented by sending personalized emails to the authors.
14. Accommodation
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15. Transportation and tours
Check out the Tours and Travels page to see what Shanghai has to offer! Old-town, Buddha Temple, amazing experiences and places are waiting for you in China.
16. Visa & entry requirements
Visas are easily obtainable from Chinese embassies and consulates.
For more information, please contact the Chinese Embassy or Consulate closest to your residence place.
17. Time difference
CHINA time is GMT plus 6 hours during summer.
18. Electric standards
Local voltage: 220 volts, 50HZ, AC.
19. Currency & exchange
Local currency: Renminbi (RMB). The units for the Renminbi are the Yuan (CNY), Jiao and Fen.
1 Yuan = 10 Jiao = 100 Fen
Current exchange rate (as of February 2012) -> 1 EURO = 8,35 CNY / 1 USD = 6,30 CNY
Hospitals, post offices, banks and tourist sights are always open daily from 8.30 / 9am to 4 / 6pm
20. Climate
Shanghai weather is generally mild and moist, with four distinct seasons - a pleasant warm spring, a hot rainy summer, a comfortable cool autumn and an overcast cold winter.
The hottest time in Shanghai comes in July and August, with more than 10 days at the temperature above 35 C (95 F).


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Blog Archives
The Devils in the Details: March 24 – March 30
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The Devils in the Details will be a weekly post, looking back on the stats from your New Jersey Devils in their past week of play. Games between Sunday and Saturday from every week will be highlighted, with stats like Goals, Assists, PIM, Shots, etc. being the main focus. This week, we take a look at the Devils between March 24 and March 30, a week that saw the Devils walked away with 3 points (0-0-3), but could have done much better. The Devils surrendered a two-goal lead twice against the Lightning on Friday night (with Tampa Bay tying the game with 15 seconds left) and a 1-goal lead twice to the Panthers (with Florida tying the game with 27 seconds left). While the Devils are happy to take the points, it would have been nice to get a bigger gap between themselves and 8th place. But that's not what we're here to talk about…let's look at some stats!
Lightning Strikes Twice in the Shootout; Win 5-4 Over the Devils
Three Stars of the Game:
3rd Star: Alex Killorn (1 goal, 1 assist)
2nd Star: Andy Greene (1 goal, 1 assist)
1st Star: Steven Stamkos (2 goals, 1 assist)
Stephen Gionta, Alexei Ponikarovsky, and Bryce Salvador all made their returns from injury, but it wasn't enough as the Devils (15-11-8) dropped another tough one in the shootout Friday night to the Tampa Bay Lightning (15-18-1). The offense wasn't the problem this time, it was the defensive play. The Devils scored in almost every way they could, scoring goals at even strength, on the power play, shorthanded, and even on a penalty shot, but couldn't put one past Mathieu Garon during the shootout. The Devils are now 2 – 6 this year in the shootout, a huge drop-off from their shootout success last year.
Game 72 Recap: The St. Patrick's Day Massacre
(headline by @Bcallow_74)
3 stars of the game:
3rd star – Matt Cooke (Penguins: 2 goals)
2nd star – Evgeni Malkin (Penguins: 1 goal, 1 assist)
1st star – Sidney Crosby (Penguins: 3 assists)
First of all, before getting to anything related to the game itself, I wanted to take the opportunity to give a huge shoutout to the Devils organization for a phenomenal job with Retro Day 2012. It started with the retro cap giveaway entering the arena today, then we were treated to Bob Arsena's voice (and the voice of the Devils during the Brendan Byrne Arena/Continental Airlines Arena days) for the second straight year. The Devils also used their goal horn from the pre-lockout days as well (I'm not sure if they would have used it last year, as they were shut out last year), and even returned to their old introduction video and music on the Jumbotron. So, to the Devils, today was a job well done.
As we sat in a sold out Prudential Center today, we were optimistic that perhaps the Devils would be the team to snap the Pittsburgh Penguins' seemingly never-ending winning streak. After all, the Devils had won the last three games against Pittsburgh, and the last time Sidney Crosby and the Penguins were healthy, in 2009-10, the Devils swept the season series, so there was reason for optimism. It didn't take very long for the optimism to wear off, though. The Penguins did something that actual penguins can't do: they were flying from the opening face-off to the final horn. They absolutely dominated the Devils on Saturday afternoon in a game where the Devils were never really in it at all.
Just 1:55 into the game, Marek Zidlicky got beat by Chris Kunitz, and Zidlicky resorted to taking him down on a partial breakaway. Some would argue that Zidlicky knocked the puck off Kunitz's stick before he took Kunitz down, but regardless, the officials awarded Kunitz a penalty shot. Martin Brodeur stopped him, and kept the Devils in it for most of the afternoon, because if Brodeur hadn't been as strong as he was, the game would have been much more lopsided. Despite Brodeur's strong play, the Penguins scored two face-offs and four seconds after the penalty shot. Evgeni Malkin won the face-off cleanly, and James Neal fired his 32nd of the season past Brodeur.
The Penguins absolutely dominated play for most of the first period. They controlled the puck and forced the Devils' defensemen into mistakes, yet still allowed no room for the Devils to set up offensively. At one point, the Penguins had 11 of 12 shots on goal overall. Pittsburgh finished the period up 14-6 in the shots department. Six shots would be the most they allowed in any period in this game. However, with 3:03 to go in the first period, Ilya Kovalchuk led a 3-on-2 rush, dropped the puck to the trailer, Andy Greene, and Greene wristed the puck just under the crossbar to tie the game, 1-1, which held through the first intermission. It was Greene's first goal of the season.
The Devils had no answer to the Pens' first period dominance in the second period. For the first ten minutes of the period, Brodeur's at-times brilliant play kept the Devils and Penguins tied, but ten seconds past the halfway point of regulation and the second period, Pittsburgh struck again. Jordan Staal dropped the puck to Pascal Dupuis down the left side, and Dupuis slapped the puck into the net to make it 2-1 Penguins. 1:34 after Dupuis' goal, Sidney Crosby threw the puck across the crease and Matt Cooke knocked it in off his skate. Like Greene's goal, the play was reviewed, but the goal counted, and the Penguins led 3-1. 58 seconds after Cooke's goal, the Penguins, now on a power play after a questionable penalty call on David Clarkson for roughing, struck yet again. Crosby threw another puck across down low and Evgeni Malkin slapped it home. That was how the second period went, and 4-1 was the score after two periods.
In the third period, the Devils got off to a decent start. They had three of the first four shots in the period, but they only had one shot after that point. At 2:26, Petr Sykora scored on a rebound to cut the Devils' deficit to 4-2, and they could have made a comeback attempt at that point, but they didn't. Pittsburgh ended up dominating the third period, outshooting the Devils, 18-4 in the final period. Matt Cooke added another goal (which gave Crosby his third assist of the game) 3:30 after Sykora's goal to make it 5-2 Pittsburgh, which held up as the final score.
Game notes: The Devils, who struggled early in the season at home, hadn't lost at Prudential Center since February 26th before Saturday's 5-2 loss to the Penguins. It was also the first time Pittsburgh won in New Jersey since October 11th, 2010, when the Penguins won, 3-1. Ilya Kovalchuk and Petr Sykora didn't necessarily play particularly well on Saturday, but both found the score sheet. Kovalchuk now has 10 points in 5 games against the Penguins this season. Andy Greene's goal was his first goal since March 30th, 2011, when the Devils beat the Islanders, 3-2 on Greene's game-winner late in the third period. David Clarkson added 16 penalty minutes, to bring his team-leading total to 134 in Saturday's game. Despite allowing five goals, Martin Brodeur made 39 saves in the game.
New Jersey Devils Half-Season Review
The Devils played their 41st game of the season Saturday evening. If my math is correct (you can correct me if you want), that makes it the official halfway point of the season. So I thought I'd look back at the first half of the year and offer some opinions.
MVP of the Half-Year:
Zach Parise – You may think this is an easy pick but it really wasn't. Patrik Elias has been steady and is having one of his better years and Ilya Kovalchuk has been, especially lately, provided the game-breaking scoring punch he needs to be. But MVP is who is most valuable to his team and that man is Mr. Parise. Zach has been the Devils heart and soul and hardest worker out there. He's not a point machine like the Flyers' Claude Giroux is, but watching him every night is an absolute treasure. power play, penalty killing, the man does it all. If you want a microcosm of how Parise has been playing this year, watch this goal from December 16th. Oh and by the way, THIS IS SHORT-HANDED! Parise doesn't get the goal but the work he does before that tells you the kind of player he is and how is one of the top 3 best all-around players in the NHL this year. (Honorable Mention: Patrik Elias)
Rookie of the Half-Year:
Adam Henrique – Going into this season all Devils could talk about was 4th overall pick Adam Larsson and the impact he would make to a relatively weak blue line for the Devils. And he has played well and has showed moments where he's going to be crazy good in a few years. But what the fans didn't expect was the impact of another rookie, Adam Henrique. The former 3rd round pick made the team out of camp and then got sent down for lack of production. Then a broken clavicle by Jacob Josefson gave Henrique his 2nd chance and he has taken the ball and ran with it (or puck… whatever). With the injuries of both Josefson and Travis Zajac, the center position at the top was looking very thin. Henrique saw the opportunity to make an impact and is now cemented (so far) as the Devils' 1st line center. He has 32 points in 36 games. That's an outstanding points-per-game ratio for a first line rookie center. And now with Oilers centerman Ryan Nugent-Hopkins our for the next 4 weeks with an injury, Henrique could take a stranglehold on the race for the Calder Trophy as top rookie. (Honorable Mention: Adam Larsson)
Pleasant Surprise of the Half-Year:
David Clarkson – The man has 15 goals so far. FIFTEEN! He leads the team! If you thought that was going to happen in the beginning of the year, and that his goals were going to be very important ones (first goals, game tying goals, game winning goals), you'd be lying. And I don't like liars. They're mean. (Honorable Mention: The second coming of Petr Sykora)
Disappointment of the Half-Year:
Steady 4th Line production – Now I'm not saying that production = points. There's a lot of times that the 4th line could give a team energy and also play well enough defensively and offensively that it gives the top 3 lines needed rest during a game. That hasn't been the case with the 4th line this year so far. While the Cam Janssen fights have been there (and LONG), there really hasn't been that balance where they can go out there 5-7 minutes a game and give top guys like Ilya Kovalchuk some rest. Because of their liabilities, they've even double-shifted Kovy some times. (Honorable Mention: Mattias Tedenby)
Low Point of the Half-Year:
6-1 loss to Colorado – This was a game after which the Devils lost a heartbreaker to the Islanders. You would think the team would be able to build on that loss knowing they got hosed (in my humble opinion), and take out their frustrations on a very mediocre Colorado Avalanche team. Well the Devils got trounced 6-1 and never even looked like they wanted to be there. Thankfully there haven't been any games like this one since. And no, that 6-1 Boston loss was just a good ol' fashioned butt-whoopin' by the best team in the league. It's much easier to come back from a loss like that than the one suffered in Colorado. (Honorable Mention: Zajac tears achilles)
High Point of the Half-Year:
Not Being Dead Last in the NHL – At the halfway point of last season, the Devils were 10-29-2 and losers of 15 of their last 17. We also didn't win at home until mid-November. This year? 23-16-2 and sitting in the 6th spot in the conference, 4 points from the #4 slot. I wouldn't care if Kovy got an Ovechtrick for 3 straight games. This is the high point of the season. HANDS. DOWN. (Honorable Mention: December 8th win over Ottawa after being down 3-0)
Biggest Key to the 2nd Half:
Stay Healthy – The Devils have been fortunate enough that they have played well despite injuries from key players such as Travis Zajac, Jacob Josefson, and Andy Greene. They're also fortunate that it was in the first half of the season. The later the season goes on, the more damaging these injuries can be. The point differential between the Devils and 10th place is only 4 points. They're going to need all their guns to keep the fight going. Travis Zajac has returned despite missing the past couple of games with soreness, which was expected. Josefson and Greene will be back in the next couple of weeks as well, although Josefson may play in Albany for a while with the emergence of Adam Henrique (my feeling is make him the 4th line center and make that line an actual scoring threat, but I don't have time to write why). The biggest key is get healthy, stay healthy, and get into the playoffs. The way the NHL Playoffs have been you never know what can happen. Unless we have to play Boston. I don't want to have to play Boston. Not in the first round at least.
Second Annual Devils Family BBQ and Fan Fest
Classic barbecue food, music, games for the kids and a chance to chat with your favorite New Jersey Devils – I'd say that's a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon. This past weekend the Devils hosted their second annual Devils Family BBQ and Fan Fest at the Prudential Center. It's one of the cool events season ticket holders get to be a part of and a great way to kick off the season.
Anxious fans lined up outside of The Rock waiting to get in and meet their favorite players. They opened up the main concourse of the Prudential Center and let the fans roam. Lunch was served in the Fire & Ice Lounges. If you were lucky you caught Zach Parise behind the counter suited up to serve with an apron and chef hat. Rumor has it that Ilya Kovalchuk was handing out cookies. Bryce Salvador was taking care of the sodas with Nick Palmieri and Andy Greene.
There was plenty for the younger kids to do between shooting pucks into inflatable nets, hanging out with NJ and dancing with the Devils Dancers. All the players were happy to take pictures, share stories and even play a few rounds of floor hockey with the kids (and some of the adult fans, too). Parise and David Steckel played a couple games of hockey, followed by another game around the corner with Jacob Josefson, Mattias Tedenby, Alexander Urbom and Henrik Tallinder – only a few men short of a Swedish National team. Dainius Zubrus and NJ were hanging around the inflatable goalie nets watching our youngest Devils Army members practicing their slap shots.
Lines formed for both our veteran players and new additions to the team. Cam Janssen and Adam Larsson were pretty popular, as were Martin Brodeur and Patrick Elias of course. Even Lou Lamoriello and our new coach, Peter DeBoer, made appearances on the concourse. Every where you looked you saw a Devil in their jersey. It was surreal to see them on the concourse and to be honest, kind of weird. You learn a few things about the guys being so close. Did you know that Janssen loves to dance in place? David Clarkson seems tough on the ice but his face lights up when you mention his little girl (who will not be a hockey player). Clarkson is also a huge Jets fan and has a helmet signed by the team. Tallinder is a bit of a goofball, he was caught sneaking into pictures with other players and teasing Tedenby and Josefson when they lost their hockey game. Oh, and Rod Pelley has no front teeth – but you've probably noticed that before.
It's great getting a chance to talk to the players and see them off the ice. Everyone had a great time and made sure to wish their favorite guys good luck during the season. There was tons to do and lots to see. Check out more photos from the BBQ on the Devils Generals Flickr page. Let us know if you find your face!


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Hope you enjoy the rest of the week, have a great meal at Animal Kingdom Lodge
I've been keeping busy, but not necessarily with trips to WDW. I did get a rude surprise on Tuesday evening when I realized that I leave on the 7th and arrive in London on the 8th. I knew that I arrived on the 8th, but I didn't consider that I had to leave on the 7th to accomplish that. Thankfully my daughter asked me what time my flight takes off because there is every reason to believe that I would have completely missed my flight.
Over the last few days I caught up with watching several Disney flicks that I'd never seen; Brother Bear, Nightmare Before Christmas, Lilo and Stitch, and Aladdin. It's great being able to take advantage of my dd huge collection of Disney movies.
I'm heading over to Downtown Disney today to do a bit more shopping and browsing. I bought a pair of croc wannabes yesterday and I want to add some jibbits to Disney them up a bit. I sent my Disney crocs back to exchange them for a smaller size, so I figured I'd buy the fakes to get me through till the real ones come.
Tomorow I am joining my dd at a team building function. I'll get my very own t-shirt in bright yellow. I believe we will be helping out a school fair. Hopefully it will be a good stress releaser for my dd because she could use a bit of relaxation.
My dd told me that she plans to take me out for dinner on Sunday night to the Animal Kingdom Lodge. We're celebrating her promotion, her birthday, my birthday, and Mother's Day. Sounds like we really should be getting another good meal out of all those celebrations, but for now, one will have to suffice.
Stay tuned for tomorrow's report.
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mini-V What will you celebrate?
Adult daycare for the kid inside you.
Hope you enjoy the rest of the week, have a great meal at Animal Kingdom Lodge
Great stuff, V!!
I can't wait to read more!!
"Most of my life I have done what I wanted to do. I have had fun on the job.I have never been able to confine that fun to office hours." ~ Walt Disney
I can't wait to DO more! Heading to DTD. C H A R G E I T ! ! !
mini-V What will you celebrate?
Adult daycare for the kid inside you.
Well, I did some credit card damage at DTD. I did put some things on my "Christmas" wish list so my family doesn't think I've completely gone off my rocker.
It's about 91F degrees today, so going in and out of the stores was really comfortable. I found a store I'd not seen before in DTD; the Under $10.00 store. Most of the items can be found in other shops on property, but this shop puts together in one spot some less expensive items that parents might be able to satisfy a child's desire for something from WDW without being over-whelmed with choices and devestating to the parent's wallet. I bought 2 magazine boxes and a pencil holder (look like leather) and a small pluto plush all for $10.00 total.
I found really cute Mickey jibbits for my croc wannabes in the surf shop. I had mentally planned to buy more than 2 but at $3.50 a piece, I figured I could space them out a bit.
By 12:30 pm, I was feeling like lunch would be in order. I probably would have gone to the pub if I'd thought about it, but I'd never been to the Earl of Sandwich. I ordered a delicious chicken caeser salad wrap. I ended up bringing half of it home to finish a bit later.
I left the Wonderful World of Disney Store for last. I also bought 2 birthday charms and 2 Mickey beads. I kept eyeing a ring and a bracelet, but opted to put them on my wish list.
I know I've told people that hats can be embroidered in the back of the Christmas shop in DTD. I made sure that statement is still true. Oh, there were some cute things in that shop!
I was able to verify that the parrot from POTC has been relocated to the pirate room in the Wonder World of Disney Store. I posted a picture in my April 2007 album.
I couldn't believe the number of little girls who had visited the Bibbity Bobbity Boutique. The person who came up with this concept probably got a bonus. I haven't seen that much glitter, hair spray, ribbons, and sparkle hair pieces since the 1980's. It seemed a little warm to be wearing the long costumes, but hey, that's the price of being a princess, I guess.
Oh, those of you who like to shop at the outlet mall on 535, make sure you stop by the visitor center before you begin shopping. When I went in the visitor center to get a map of the mall, I was handed a leaflet with coupons for many of the shops in the mall. I easily could have saved a few dollars last week if I'd had those coupons.
The pool is calling my name and it's rude not to answer.
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mini-V What will you celebrate?
Adult daycare for the kid inside you.
Shopping sounds great Virginia, i just read the report out to my DF, i think i heard his wallet running away LOL
I think we all love to shop till we drop at DTD!!
"Most of my life I have done what I wanted to do. I have had fun on the job.I have never been able to confine that fun to office hours." ~ Walt Disney
I had a very unusual and unique day. I participated with my dd and her team for a day at a girls and boys club in Orlando. I have my very own bright yellow, Disney volunteer t-shirt and an afternoon of great memories. We helped supervise game activities for an after school program. It was in the 90's today and the gym was not air conditioned. I think I may have sweated off a few pounds as a bonus. I'll post a picture of me in my souvenir shirt when I get back home.
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mini-V What will you celebrate?
Adult daycare for the kid inside you.
Awesome trip report! I am happy that you are having a wonderful time!
He won't win the MVP or be voted into the Hall of Fame........then again, some heroes don't play games.
My final full day in Florida was just the kind of day for which anyone could wish.
We got to Epcot around 10:30 am, and headed to pick up a fast pass for Soarin'. Our fast passes weren't good until just after 1:00 PM, so we had quite a bit of time to kill.
I fast talked my dd to going on Imagination. I did not remember ever going on that ride, but dd assured me that we had. There's nothing better than revisiting a ride and seeing it for the first time. lol
We strolled through World Showcase. The Flower and Garden Festival is in full swing. if you've never attended Epcot at this time of year, put it on your to do list. The topiaries and special gardens are exquisite! I have a Mickey Mouse topiary picked out for our pool area. It will have to wait till I can give it the care that it needs to survive. At $30.00 a plant, I don't want to just stick it in the yard and hope for the best.
Our next ride was in Mexico to check out the addition of the Three Caballeros. This is another ride that I didn't remember seeing in the past, so the refurb didn't have as much of an impact. I thought the addition of the characters fit in with the rest of the ride.
After the ride, we stopped to make paper flowers. DD put one in her hair. I attached mine to my visor. We were really into the Flower Festival.
Time for a light lunch at the German snack bar. We split a bratwurst rather than have one each since we had big dinner plans.
We strolled through several other pavilions. The crowds were very comfortable so we resolved to make it a stress free day. Using the map, we attempted to check out as many as possible of the special displays that each of the countries had created for the F&G Festival. We never did find the Norway display, but it may have been hidden due to the refurb going on there.
There is a beautiful African Art display the the American Pavilion. We completed touring it just as the Voices of Liberty began performing. Again, if you'd not heard them sing, put it on your "must do" list.
We were wandering around World Showcase when a group of people in a roped off area began cheering. instead of looking in the direction THEY were looking, I foolishly looked at them. My dd, however, turned a bit to see The Nelsons (Ricky Nelson's sons who are performing in the pavilion) walk about 30 feet from me. My dd now realizes how I could live in NY city for 2 years and not SEE any celebrities. This also explains why I can't find hidden Mickey's in the parks.
It was then time to head back to Soarin'. We ended up being moved up the que to fill in on an empty row, but it was in C. (Of course we were hoping for A.) Make sure you look for the rainbow if you haven't seen it. It's just one of those little touches that enhance Soarin'.
If you want to get character pictures, I highly recommend going to the meet and greet area in Epcot. You wait in one line, indoors, and then once you are allowed into the photo areas, there are three sets of characters waiting to be photographed with you. Once I get home, I'll post my pictures of us with Mickey and Minnie, Goofy, and Chip and Dale. Mickey kissed my hand. Goofy was leaning backward and tried to pull me and my dd backward, and Chip and Dale were just being themselves.
We wandered over to Test Track and only had a 20 minute wait. It was just starting to sprinkle at this point, so everyone was warned that the ride may need to shut-down should it begin to rain hard or if there was lightening. This is one of the few times I've been on Test Track that it didn't breakdown before I got on.
We went from Test Track over to Mission Space. As you enter, you now need to choose between the green or the orange experience and you are given a card that notes your preference. You must hand that card to the cm when you reach the turnstile. The card is very explicit that if you have any doubts as to which experience you should take, go with green; the less intense ride. With a 10 minutes wait, we were on our way to Mars in no time. I still enjoy the ride, and one of these trips, I 'll have to check out the green ride just to compare the difference.
By now the rain was getting a little more serious, so we opted to wait out the storm in Mouse Gear. i was good, but only because I knew how much I'd already spent in several stores in the last three weeks. (Besides, I'll still plan to make a quick swing through The World of Disney tomorrow after I drop off my bags at Virgin in DTD.) Back to the storm. The wind, the rain, and the lightening cleared all the open areas of Epcot. Those people smart enough to have rain ponchos were pulling them out, but I don't think ponchos would have offered much protection in this storm. The water droplets were pummeling the ground and the air was at least 20 degrees cooler than it had been. We eventually we braved the elements to get back to the car so we could make our reserved seating at Jinko's.
If you have never eaten at Jinko's in the Animal Kingdom Lodge, you are in for a treat. First, stop off at the bar for one of their special Bahama mama drinks and order some flat bread and dips. I still haven't decided if the olive or the fresh dried tomato dip was best. I do know I came dangerously close to eating too much of both and nearly spoiled my dinner. They are light, but they can be filling if you play the piggy.
Once in the restaurant, I ordered the pork and sweet potato entrée, and dd had a short pork entrée. We both loved our choices. DD had a glass of Riesling, and I had a glass of sweet wine that I couldn't pronounce. How we made room for desert is a mystery, but we managed. I had an apple tart with ice cream and dd had a chocolate pyramid. We cleaned the desert plates.
After our over the top meal, we opted to walk out by the savanna to relax a bit before heading home. The baby giraffe (16 months old) was out at the far end, and there were several other animals out grazing as well. The cm stationed in the viewing area was very friendly and we talked about what it's like at "home". He told about the day his family moved out to a game reserve and he and his mother stepped out on the porch to see watch sun rise. Out of the corner of his mother's eye, she saw movement; a pride of lions sleeping on the porch about 25 feet from their front door. His mother grabbed him by the scuff of his neck and she dove back into the house with her son in tow. And I though a gecko startled me!
i have a busy morning ahead. I have a couple of loads of laundry to do before I can finish packing. Then I have to swing by DTD to drop off my suitcase. I also have to pick up my new eye glasses, and take one last box to the post office. I absolutely dread having to leave, but at least I am fortunate in knowing that I'll be back in a little more than 6 months. It's been a great trip, and I hope everyone who has trips planned for this year will have as much fun in Florida as I have.
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Thanks to the pick-up station at DTD, my bags are on their way to the airport. (That's a great service with Virgin Atlantic, by the way.)
I "flew" through The World of Disney one more time. I knew I absolutely couldn't buy anything except the beads I wanted, so I didn't want to look too hard or too long. I already had a box to be mailed in the car, so there couldn't be any more "good bargains".
The storm that blew through here last night dropped the temperature 20 degrees. It's a very pleasant, but cooler 68 degrees. We did desperately need the rain, and the drop in the temperature tells me it really is time to leave.
Once I get my body clock reset, I'll try to post some pictures. I didn't come anywhere close to matching all the pictures that Rich took, but I did my best to give him some competition.
When I post next, I'll be back in London.
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This is a great story. It was originally on BBC Radio in the 50's (before the actual moon landings) and it's interesting to hear how the author thought they would be.
Strange things start happening shortly after take-off and we get 6 1/2 hours of cliff-hanger after cliff-hanger, with great voice acting. You just want to keep listening to find out what's going to go wrong next :)
The kids enjoyed listening to this on the way to school and kept wanting to stay longer in the car so they could hear to the end of the episode.
The only thing that got slightly on my nerves was the 50's attempt to make 'spacy' music (which is over-loud and a bit grating), but quick action on the volume control sorted that out.
I'm looking forward to downloading the second series (also on Audible).
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My wife left a large wax candle on a Bath Stone ledge adjacent to the fireplace, which melted and run down/flowed along the ledge, staining it a dark shade. All the 'lumps' have been scraped off, but I need to address the stained area, where the wax has been absorbed into the stone surface. Can anyone suggest a product and/or process which will help?
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Which is easier to replace, the stone or the little woman? They do have dripless candles. I don't know of a process that will extricate wax from stone. Ron |
My understanding is that Bath Stone is a Limestone mined in Bath England. One cheap and it wont hurt to try option. Take some baking soda and mix it with a small amount of water to make a thick paste (a poultice) and spread it thick on a test section on the level section of the ledge. I would just try a quarter size dot in the middle of a dark section. Candles have oil in them, as the poultice drys it will pull the oils out. Leave it alone for a day to ensure it is dry all the way. When it is fully dry, brush it off. Is the stone lighter in that spot than the surrounding area? If so, do it all over the stain, you might need to repeat a number of times and it might never be the same but it might help. Another option after trying that. Wet the stone next to the stain. Does that help to blend in the wax stain? If so, buy a bottle of mineral oil from the pharmacy and rub that into the stone. That is how you maintain stone kitchen counters. |
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Second Letter of Peter 3:12-15a.17-18.
Beloved: Wait for and hasten the coming of the
day of God, because of which the heavens will be dissolved in flames and the elements melted by
But according to his promise we await new heavens and a new
earth in which righteousness dwells.
Therefore, beloved, since you
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from everlasting to everlasting you are God.
You turn man back to dust,
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thousand years in your sight
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Seventy is the sum of our years,
eighty, if we are strong,
And most of them are fruitless toil,
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Some Pharisees and Herodians were sent to Jesus to ensnare him in his speech.They
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with the truth. Is it lawful to pay the census tax to Caesar or not? Should we pay or should we not
Knowing their hypocrisy he said to them, "Why are you testing
me? Bring me a denarius to look at."
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So Jesus said to them, "Repay to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God
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"Having guided Tesco through a substantial repositioning in challenging markets, Phillip Clarke agreed with the board that this is the appropriate moment to hand over to a new leader with fresh perspectives and a new profile," said Sir Richard Broadbent, Tesco chairman, in a statement. "Phillip has done a huge amount to set a clear direction and reposition Tesco to meet the rapid changes taking place in the retail market."
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