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A free, interactive concert with Jim Gill an award-winning children's musician. For ages birth - 3 years.
Flash mobs are a hugely guarded secret, so please don't mention this to anyone. In celebration of the Denver Art Museum's Untitled event for October, we're bringing an accordion concert of epic proportions. Since this Untitled is called Shady, we decided that nothing could be as shady as an accordion flash mob. Enjoy the spectacle and sounds of this rare occurrence and hang out at the art museum for a memorable Friday night. General admission for Untitled events is $10 and the Fresh City Life offering is free with admission. For more details, please visit collective.denverartmuseum.org.
Famed for his fabulous Bette Davis impersonation, Matthew Martin first dazzled Denver audiences with his evening of Bette hosting a special presentation of Whatever Happened to Baby Jane. Matthew is back and won't be satisfied until he's made his tribute to every dead diva he can. All Singing, All Dancing, All Dead! is a tour de force evening of non-stop musical and comedy entertainment. Along with Ms. Davis, Martin will also be conjuring up screen idols Katharine Hepburn, Peggy Lee, Judy Garland, and even the tap-dancing goddess Ann Miller.
The Petite Chanteuse has been dazzling international audiences with her lively music presentations and smoked-crystal singing voice. Her songlist is inspired and has a decidedly French café vibe – highlighting classics like La Vie En Rose and Mon Homme. She'll also serenade our audience with some of her favorite songs in Spanish. Join us for a vocal concert that will delight. http://denverlibrary.org/fresh#jadore
The phrase 'avant-garde' is overused and has lost its meaning. If you'd care to be reminded of what this phrase truly means, catch Helen Gillet's encore concert at Denver Public Library. She performed here last year, and brought the house down. We are lucky to host her again this summer while she travels and performs around the country.
Enjoy Latin rhythms al fresco – Daniel Ondaro's group performs on our plaza (near the west entrance). Ondaro creates exciting, one-of-a-kind concerts by combining an eclectic blend of talented musicians and playing music that is multicultural while reflecting the personalities of each musician. http://denverlibrary.org/fresh#latin
Learn to play Ukulele with the legendary Mr. Dana during the month of September! Mr. Dana, renowned Smiley storyteller, will show you how to maintain and tune your ukulele, as well as give you a basic understanding of chords to begin your ukulele music journey. He will have handouts and homework. Instrument not provided.
Registration is required. Call 720-865-0260.
Learn to play the guitar in two easy workshops! Imkong Yaden, a graduate of Berklee in Film Scoring and Performance, will show you how to maintain and tune your guitar, as well as give you a basic understanding of chords. He will provide some beginner exercises and drills. You'll even leave the workshop with a song to play. The second class will build on the first.
Registration is required. Please call 720-865-0325 to register.
Guitarist, singer and composer Daniel Ondaro has broad and diverse musical experience. Performing in acts ranging from Opera to Blues, Brazilian to Bluegrass, Daniel's eclectic tastes and superb musicality have won him praise in the United States, South America and Europe. Whether it's performing a hot mix of north and south American music with his band NuMundo, or a quiet evening of beautiful Bossa Nova songs, Daniel's playing, singing and writing have the ability to inspire and connect people from around the world.
Join musician Katerine Dines for fun songs and activities to enhance baby's brain and motor development! For 4- to 24-month-olds and their caregivers. No registration required.
La música Katherine Dines presenta divertidas canciones y actividades para fomentar el desarrollo del cerebro y de las habilidades motoras en los pequeños. Para niños de 4 a 24 meses y sus padres o cuidadores. No necesitas inscribirte.
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27 Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this, To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, [and] to keep himself unspotted from the world. | 27 Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world. |
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BURLINGTON, IA (AP) -- Burlington officers say a man who had insisted they arrest him finally gave them a reason: He broke their lobby gumball machine.
Police say officers responding to a call Wednesday night encountered the 37-year-old man at a gas station. He told them he was high and wanted to go to jail, saying he feared for his life.
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I thought it would be fun to have a Top 5 legume thread. You may want to break up your top 5's into different categories like Top 5 Snaps, Top 5 Shells, Top 5 Dry, Top 5 Pole, Top 5 Bush, Top 5 Cow Peas, etc. As for me, I've only grown snaps but I like both pole & bush beans.
Top 5 Bush Beans (snaps)
Top 5 Pole Beans (snaps)
My Top 5's are based primarily on productivity & taste. So what are your Top 5's? The one you can't do without? |
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Pinkeye purplehull Southern peas Any green baby limas Fortex pole beans Tall Telephone (Alderman) peas Snap peas, forgot the variety |
- Posted by farmerdilla (My Page) on Fri, Jan 8, 10 at 11:55
Snap beans (bush) 1. Kentucky King 2. Valentino 3. Purple Queen 4. Mountain Half Runner 5. Contender Snap beans (pole) |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Fri, Jan 8, 10 at 12:29
I've only grown pole snap beans and only 3 varieties in the last 40 or so years. This year I'm looking forward to adding more to my meagre list. Of my 3... Cherokee Trail of Tears and my Italians are running neck and neck as our favorites, then Mr. Tung's. It might be a different story next year, thanks to some very generous GWer's I have quite a selection to choose from :). Annette |
aftermidnight You reminded me! I forgot to add my Smeraldo Italian pole beans, which are very flavorful and prolific. |
The list below includes bush snap beans for hot, relatively dry climates. Don't have enough experience with limas, pole beans or soybeans to make a choice between varieties. Pole beans take some coddling here. Cowpeas do well here. Blackeyed peas especially. But back to heat-tolerant snap bush beans. 1. Brio - sown spring or fall. Takes brief temperatures over 100 degrees without curling or toughening. White seeds sprout well in hot soil in fall. Flavor and texture are nice. 2. Festina - I've only tried this one in the spring. Also takes 100 degree temps. - if not continuous. Flavor and texture are nice. There are more varieties coming out now with good heat tolerance. 3. Romanette - the closest I can come to a Romano type here for a decent crop from spring planting. Sweet, tender, halfway between a Romano and American type. Relatively heat tolerant. I really like the flavor of this one. 4. Contender - for my in-laws who like "beany" beans. Early, productive in spring. Fibrous (not stringy) in cool fall weather, sometimes to the point of inedibility. No such problems when spring-sown. It is clear that this variety was bred for hot-summer climates, although it is not as heat-tolerant as some of the newer varieties (It is can be planted in cooler soil than most of the newer ones). 5. Maxibel - the most heat-tolerant bush filet type I've tried. Curls some over 100 degrees, but still tender. Some of the other filet types produce very small curled, leathery, hollow beans at similar temperatures. I also like Black Valentine and Coco Rose de Prague for fall sowing. If the pods get tough in cold weather, you can use the seeds as "shellies". Worst bush snap beans for our climate are the New England varieties like Bountiful (plants sunburn) and Provider (no production whatsoever.) |
My top five, unsorted by type because I haven't grow so many, are: 1. Fortex (pole snap) 2. White Willow Leaf (pole lima) 3. Tarbais (pole dry) 4. Pinkeye Purple Hull (cowpea) 5. Dixie Speckled Butterpea (bush lima) Jim |
Pole beans: Tennessee Cutshort & Childers Cutshort (apparently identical) Cherokee Cornhill Pole Bean Long Cut Old Timey Greasy Barksdale Wax Pole These, I can vouch for, though Barksdale can be a little particular, as it doesn't like extreme heat, especially hot nights, to set pods. We're stuck on tender podded beans, like many Appalachian heirlooms. They have strings, but stay tender for A LONG TIME and have good beany flavor. Bush Bean: I only grow one: Fowler Bush, and heirloom which was carried over the Oregon Trail to Washington State. In 2009 I grew Cooper's Running Snap, an heirloom from Morven Georgia. This may be a strain of Rattlesnake. But I have never grown Rattlesnake. This one isn't a tender podded bean (as described above). But it makes a good snap and in its first year of trial, I have to say that it is EXTREMELY well suited for hot conditions and exceedingly productive. Will grow it again for further consideration. George |
Here is a link that might be useful: Sustainable Mountain Agriculture/ Tender podded beans
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~Still Lurking~ Keep those Top 5 Lists coming! |
I have not grown that many, so I am only listing as bush and pole, but different species: Bush: poles: |
This was a fun list to compile, especially as I begin to scale back my collecting efforts. Green snaps: Yellow snaps: Shelly: Dry only: Lima: Runner: Yardlongs: Cowpea: Pea: Adzuki: Soybean (edamame): |
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This story on how children — and adults — become bilingual was at the top of the Yahoo news all day yesterday. In case you missed it, researchers are trying to apply how babies and small children easily learn languages to lessons for adults.
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So, mira…hablale un poco a los ninos en Spanish.
This month's issue of Latina magazine has la bella and multi-talented Jersey-bred Daisy Fuentes on the cover. It's an interesting read, especially the information about her mega empire and how she got there. But, here's something else quite fabulous: "The Best Latin Music You Don't Know'' with several free iTunes downloads.
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Pulling out the TES 1350A Sound Level Meter we find ourselves quickly yelling into the top of it to see how loud we can be.
After five minutes of that we get a bit more serious and place the device two CM away from the fan on the card to find the maximum noise level of the card when idle (2D mode) and in load (3D mode).
Noise levels are really good and while we're sitting a little bit off the bottom, there's only a difference of 1.2dB separating the bottom card and this HIS video card.


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The Antlered Crown
Announcing the Thrilling Conclusion to The Ring-maker Cycle |
The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game | Published 03 June 2014 |
"There are many that cry in the Dunland tongue," said Gamling. "I know that tongue. It is an ancient speech of men, and once was spoken in many valleys of the Mark. Hark! They hate us, and they are glad; for our doom seems certain to them."
–J.R.R. Tolkien, The Two Towers
War has come to Dunland.
Fantasy Flight Games is proud to announce the upcoming release of The Antlered Crown, the sixth and final Adventure Pack in The Ring-maker cycle for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game!
After having found Celebrimbor's hidden forge and securing its secrets from a horde of Orcs, several of Middle-earth's heroes near the end of their service to the White Council. First, however, they must return to Isengard, and this means passing through the hills of Dunland, where war has broken loose.
The Antlered Crown introduces sixty new cards to The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game, including a new Rohan hero, three copies of each new player card, and a new scenario that carries players deep into battle with the wild men of Dunland. Amid ferocious combats and brutal treachery, you'll find plenty of moments for heroics, and you'll have plenty need for stalwart allies.
Naturally, The Antlered Crown delivers heroics and combat-ready allies in abundance; you'll find allies and events that further depict the ability of Rohan's finest warriors to charge headlong into battle, as well as a handful of cards that wrap up the cycle's introduction of the Ent trait to The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game.
Unlikely Allies
"We are tree-herds, we old Ents. Few enough of us are left now."
–Treebeard, The Two Towers
While The Ring-maker cycle focuses a great deal of attention toward further defining and enhancing the unique play style associated with the Silvan trait, it also lends new support to several of the game's other traits, and it introduces several cards for the much-beloved Ents.
Though there are few Ent allies in the cycle, their footprints are large. They are slow to anger and slow to act, but once roused, it's hard to keep a good Ent down. The Ents don't make their debut in The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game until Celebrimbor's Secret, but once players gain the opportunity to play with the cards from The Antlered Crown, these Ents are bound to make a major impression upon fans everywhere.
We saw the first of the Ents revealed in the announcement of Celebrimbor's Secret. At just two resources, the Wandering Ent (Celebrimbor's Secret, 119) is a powerful ally that boasts a remarkable array of two Willpower, two Attack, two Defense, and three Hit Points. Yet as an Ent, this ally is slow to commit himself fully to your cause, so he enters play exhausted. This is a theme that runs throughout the cycle's Ent cards, and both of the Ents from The Antlered Crown also enter play exhausted:
Though there are only a few different Ent characters in The Ring-maker cycle, these unlikely allies may still make a powerful impact upon The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game, especially if they crash into action to aid your heroes during the battles of The Antlered Crown.
No One Is Safe on the Field of Battle
War rages across the hills of Dunland, the horse-lords of Rohan ride into the fray, and even the neighboring tree-herds storm into battle. Can you complete the mission you began in Saruman's service? Can you deliver the ancient lore you found in Celebrimbor's secret forge?
Stand fast amid the chaos of war, and make your mark upon Middle-earth in The Antlered Crown. This thrilling conclusion to The Ring-maker cycle is scheduled to arrive at retailers in the fourth quarter of 2014!
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What irresposible statements, "The coach and GM has to be French" & "You don't care fior French". The GM & Coach should be able to converse in French, they don't have to be French. There are millions in this country that speak French, but are not pure laine. Your profile shows you more of a Toronto fan. - Comment on Momesso, Dollas round out Team 990 crew (2011-09-13 12:54:50)
Elliot Price is NOT a Habs fan, even though his TV commercial distracts you from this fact. Half the voices at 990 are NOT Habs fans. Funny how this has never been addressed. - Comment on Poof! No more CKAC Sports (2011-09-02 22:37:24)
I listened to CKAC quit a lot. You would never know that 990 is now the English voice of the Habs, having to listen to all that soccer talk. I know nobody who cares for this boring sport with a net the size of an 18 wheeler, and players rolling around like they were shot by a howitzer. Not to mention you know the final score before they even play the national anthem. Smarten up 990. The vast majority of Montrealers want to hear about the Habs, not about Louigi Bordoni. Ever notice how many non Habs fans that broadcast for 990? Very strange for the English voice of the Habs. - Comment on Happy birthday to the MVC (2011-08-17 14:22:29)
How prophetic. Tying in the greatest hockey team in history, and the greatest entertainer in history. Go Habs Go! and Go King Go! - Comment on Happy parade, Boston (2011-06-20 11:57:00)
Score has changed. Habs 24 - Boston 6. - Comment on Cap on the rise to $64 million: report (2011-06-20 11:53:56)
The only statistice that counts is the following: Habs 24 - Boston 6. Anything else are for losers. And that's the name of that tune.


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Our Superman, Nicholas Daniel Schanz, a resident of Richboro, passed away at his residence at the young age of 22, after a three-year battle with cancer, surrounded by his loving family, Friday, Jan. 3, 2014.
Nicholas was born June 21, 1991, at Nazareth Hospital in Philadelphia. Nick was always quick with a smile and laugh. He had a generous heart and was always willing to help or lend a hand. He was the youngest and much loved son of Jerry and Molly (Siravo) Schanz.
Nick was a graduate of Council Rock North, Class of 2009, and was a student at West Chester University, studying to be a Physical Education and Health teacher.
He had always been active with any number of sports and physical activities with his friends and family. While he played baseball, basketball and football, he also had a passion for the Philadelphia Flyers hockey team. Nick's dream of meeting the Flyers team came true in December. He loved to be outdoors and enjoyed the simple things like most kids his age. He loved music, especially BLINK, Bob and DMB, and was soft-hearted for almost any furry face, especially his older brother's pit bulls.
In addition to his parents, Nick is survived by his sister, Danielle Knox and her husband, Brian, his brother, Jerry Schanz and his wife, Kate; his beloved nephew, Mason; his grandmothers, Rosa Siravo and Catherine Schanz; and many loving aunts, uncles, cousins, and countless friends.
Nick's family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 8, and from 9 to 9:45 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 9, at St. Vincent De Paul Church, 654 Hatboro Road, (at Tanyard Road), Richboro, PA 18954, where his funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Interment will take place in Resurrection Cemetery, Bensalem.
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Ko Htay Kywe, one of the imprisoned leaders of the 88 Generation Students, was released from Buthidaung Prison in western Burma's Arakan State in the early morning on Friday.
"Ko Htay Kywe and 30 others were freed from the prison here and the authorities took them to Sittwe by Malikha Express Vessel at 7 am today to send them back home," said a source close to the prison.
An official of the Malikha Express Vessel also confirmed that they had been taken to Sittwe in their boat.
"31 tickets were booked from our office for the released student leader Ko Htay Kywe and other political prisoners and the local students and politicians also followed to accompany them in our vessel to Sittwe," said the official from Malikha Express.
He said many local people gathered to greet the freed political prisoners around the jetty of the vessel.
According to the prison source, Ko Se Thu Maung, Ko Thant Sin Myo, Ko Aung Zaw Oo, Ko Kyaw Win San, Ko Maung Maung Latt, U Pyi Kyaw, and U Kyaw Min were also released along with Ko Htay Kywe from the prison this morning.
Prison sources reported 18 prisoners were also released in the early morning today from Sittwe Prison, in the capital of Arakan State. Among them are nine political prisoners, one monk, two former intelligence officers, and four Wa nationals. At Kyauk Pru Prison, nine political prisoners were released.
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DrJays.com Debate: What Are Your Top 5 Blueprint Songs?
Yes, everybody who hasn't heard the leaked version of Jay-Z's The Blueprint 3 is pretty excited about its arrival. With The Blueprint Collector's Edition hitting stores today, as well as the well anticipated album, we wanted to know which songs are your favorite tracks from the three part collection? Is it from the classic 2001 release, The Blueprint or is it from the double-disk The Blueprint 2? Your favorite songs could even be from his latest effort, The Blueprint 3. Think about it…
I've decided to give my top five favorite Jay-Z records from The Blueprint collection. Here they are (and in this order):
- "Never Change" produced by Just Blaze
- "Blueprint" (My Momma Loves Me) produced by Bink
- "I Did It My Way" produced by Jimmy Kendrix & Big Chuck
- "U Don't Know" produced by Just Blaze
- "D.O.A." produced by No. I.D. & Kanye West
"Never Change" comes in as number one because every time I hear that record, I want to go back to my old block, play tag and just hug my friends and family. ::Laughs:: Just Blaze killed it.
All five of these records embody passion and a huge deal of emotion. They remind me of what hip-hop and my environment used to be. These records confirm that being an individual and having a story makes us who we are as people. It's OK to go against the grain and simply be YOU. Low key, these beats and samples are also bananas.
Let us know your top five Blueprint songs and give us your reasoning. Paz!


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So another Olympics have come and gone with Canada's Golden Generation — probably the greatest single stock of hockey talent ever produced in a 10-year period by any nation — having waltzed a bit more breezily straight through to the gold medal for which they were always the heavy favorites.
There aren't a lot of lessons to be learned, in general, from "Best team wins" headlines, and anyone trying to attribute this to anything bigger than Canada having the talent to medal if they'd sent two teams to Sochi (an oft-repeated trope, but a 100 percent accurate one) is romanticizing things.
On the other end of the spectrum is the country that has in the last several years really cemented itself as the single biggest threat to Canada's continued international success overall: The United States of America. They beat the brains out of everyone that sucks, barely snuck by Russia thanks a dumb rule that's so dumb even the depthlessly incompetent IIHF is not going to let it exist any more, and then got creamed by both Canada and Finland en route to an embarrassing fourth-place finish. Read the rest of this entry »


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Makes 12 servings
- 4 cups quinoa (about 18 ounces)
- 4 1/2 cups water
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 1/2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1 1/2 cups pine nuts, lightly toasted
- 3/4 cup finely chopped red onion
- 1 1/2 cups chopped fresh basil
Place quinoa in large strainer. Rinse under cold running water until water is clear. Transfer quinoa to large saucepan; add 4 1/2 cups water and salt. Bring to boil. Reduce heat to medium-low, cover, and simmer until water is absorbed and quinoa is tender, about 20 minutes. Transfer quinoa to large bowl; fluff with fork. Stir in oil and lemon juice. Cool to room temperature. Mix in pine nuts and red onion. Season with salt and pepper. (Can be prepared 6 hours ahead. Cover and chill.) Mix in basil.
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I have imported a iges file into my project in AutoCAD Plant 3D, but if I convert it to a piece of equipment or a block then it slows down the drawing REALLY BAD! I would take time and draw each valve I have, which are manual and acuated valves ranging in different sizes from 1" up to 4".
I have not used the spec editor much and really get lost in creating my own valves at this point. I already have these 11 or 12 valves in the drawing but are they are not solid objects and they are not compatiable with my piping.
Can someone help me with the steps I need to take in converting what I have into workable piping componets...Please
Have a look at the youtube channel in regards to editing catalogs and specs. There is also a video that shows how to make custom parts.
I would personally put all these items into your own spec to use for future projects, rather than doing them one at a time when required.
Inventor Fusion can convert to DWG fairly easily, then when the model looks proper and in the correct format, block it and convert it.
I have a bunch of former IGES files - butterfly valves, that I have converted this way and it works fine.
Thank you for the info. Now, I have created the dwg. file from the iges. through Inventor Fusion, which was really nice, but I now need to know how to make this dwg. valve work in spec editor.
Do I make it a block? which if I do, then I can't snap flanges or pipe to it. What do I do to make this valve a useable valve or place it on a template?
you create a block of your valve. Then use the command <plantpartconvert> this will let you add your ports Once you have this done, then it's into the spec editor.
open your spec and catalog
add it to your catalog and spec.
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American's fear of big government almost reached a record high this year.
A new Gallup poll released Monday found 64 percent of Americans say government growth is the top threat to the country, which is just one point away from a record high.
Members of the Democratic Party have also seen the biggest jump in concern since Barack Obama became president.
Nearly half of all the Democrats polled are now worried about government overreach, up from 32 percent in 2009.
Republicans are still the most concerned when it comes to big government. Eighty-two percent say big government is the biggest threat, while 64 percent of independent voters say the same.
Since Gallup starting asking the question in 1965, Americans have typically named big government as the biggest threat.
Poll respondents named it as the biggest threat in 1999 and 2000 with the all-time high of 65 percent.
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Shots, as far as the eye can see | 12.29.10 at 5:34 pm ET |
Nathan Horton's been a popular guy lately for all the wrong reasons, as Tuesday's no-show was the latest example of a contest that, if made into a movie, would not have a part for the winger.
Matt Kalman had an interesting post at the Bruins Blog today pointing out that Horton has had one shot or less in 12 games this season. I was astonished last night when seeing that he's actually third on the team in shots despite how frequent these duds seem to come. With that in mind, here's a quick breakdown of each line and its players shots on goal. Of course, the lines are listed just for organization's sake, as the current lines have only existed for three games this season.
Milan Lucic (77) – Marc Savard (21) – Nathan Horton (81)
Mark Recchi (59) – Patrice Bergeron (81) – Tyler Seguin* (59)
Blake Wheeler (62) – David Krejci^ (68) – Michael Ryder (75)
Brad Marchand^ (55) – Gregory Campbell (40) – Shawn Thornton (77)
* Savard has played in 12 games,
** Seguin has played in 33 games.
^ Krejci has played in 28 games.
^^ Marchand has played in 32 games.
Zdeno Chara leads the Bruins with 110 shots on goal, while Dennis Seidenberg is second among B's defensemen with 70. The Bruins as a team are fifth in the NHL with 32.9 shots per game.
Moral of the story? As good as Thornton is at getting pucks to the net and creating rebounds, he shouldn't be nipping at Horton's heals — and that's not a plea for Thornton to shoot less.
Mark Recchi scores game-winning goal in final 20 seconds to lead Bruins past Lightning | 12.28.10 at 10:12 pm ET |
Mark Recchi sent a wrist shot past Dan Ellis with 19.7 seconds remaining in regulation to give the Bruins a 4-3 victory over the Lightning on Tuesday night in Tampa.
Recchi's goal was the B's second power play tally of the night, as the Bruins were on the man advantage late in the contest thanks to a Steven Stamkos boarding call for a hit on Gregory Campbell.
Michael Ryder, Steven Kampfer, and Brad Marchand scored in the first, second, and third periods, respectively to give the Bruins leads in each period. Kampfer's second-period tally was his first career NHL goal, while Marc Savard got his 700th point in assisting it.
The Lightning were able to tie the game following each of the B's first three goals, getting tallies from Stamkos, Vincent Lecavalier and Martin St. Louis.
Tim Thomas made 31 saves on the night and improved to 18-4-3 on the season. The Bruins will travel to Atlanta to face the Thrashers on Thursday.
– Kampfer's goal was the latest reminder that he has been just what the Bruins needed when they traded Matt Hunwick. Monday night's blunder that led to David Booth's was the only time the 22-year-old's style of play has cost the B's, and he remains their best (and only) puck-moving D-man.
– The Bruins got Brad Marchand back. After missing three games with soreness caused by the crushing hit he took from P.K. Subban. Daniel Paille filled in admirably, but Marchand's return to the lineup saw him grab his fifth goal, giving him as many as Tyler Seguin.
– The Bruins were able to draw penalties early on the penalty kill twice. With Milan Lucic in the box for hooking in the first, the Lightning power play lasted just five seconds before Stamkos went off for tripping Zdeno Chara.
In the second period, Blake Wheeler went off for high-sticking Dominic Moore, but Teddy Purcell was in the box 16 seconds later for holding. On the night, the B's were 2-for-6 on the power play, while the Lightning went 1-for-5.
From the WEEI.com Stat Truck: In firing the shot that's rebound led to Marchand's goal, Shawn Thornton picked up his second assist of the season. That ties him with Thomas, who also has a pair of helpers.
– Milan Lucic has now gone five games without a point. Prior to this stretch, which began Dec. 18 against the Capitals, Lucic had only gone two games without a point once. Lucic is a minus-2 throughout the streak. His linemate isn't faring much better, as Nathan Horton had a season-low 11:36 of ice time, including a 3:09 first period.
– While a couple of rookies shined in Kampfer and Marchand, Seguin has been very quiet. He failed to get a shot on goal, and has now gone 10 games without a goal. He has just two points in those games.
– The B's blew three leads in the game. The game featured plenty of back-and-forth, but the Bruins had the opportunity to close it out following Marchand's goal in the third and failed to do so until the Stamkos penalty.
Bruins shake lines up following ugly loss | 12.21.10 at 11:34 am ET |
WILMINGTON — Nobody could have been happy following the B's 3-0 loss to the Ducks on Monday, and Claude Julien responded by shaking up the offensive lines in practice on Tuesday. Brad Marchand remains out, so the lines were as follows:
Lucic – Savard – Horton
Recchi – Bergeron – Seguin
Wheeler – Krejci – Ryder
Paille – Campbell – Thornton
A couple of quick thoughts to consider:
– Looks like that generation-spanning line might finally get some serious time. The Recchi – Bergeron – Seguin line looked good in training camp but has never been a fixture in the regular season.
– Nathan Horton finally gets Marc Savard to set him up. This could mean improved offensive production, but Horton's entire game needs a shot of energy.
– There was a bit a brief exchange between Savard and Bergeron at one point in the skate, with the two exchanging cross-checks. It didn't seem serious or something that lasted throughout the practice, but it's good to see some fire from a squad that's been lethargic.
Matt Bradley cuts into Bruins lead | 12.18.10 at 8:37 pm ET |
The Bruins slowed down a bit in the second period, while Matt Bradley potted his third goal of the season. After two, the Bruins lead the Capitals, 3-1.
Tyler Seguin had perhaps the best scoring opportunity for the Bruins when he waited too long on a breakaway and had no room to stove it in glove-side on Capitals goaltender Michal Neuvirth.
After being outshot, 9-5, in the first period, the Capitals had the shots-on-goal advantage in the second, 10-8. Through two, the B's have 19 shots the Washingon's 15.
Tyler Seguin still working to 'figure this league out' | at 1:22 pm ET |
Tyler Seguin knows that he's been able to produce in the face of adversity. He's done it since he's been on the radar of hockey fans, but it might be a bit different at this level. That's why he doesn't want himself — or anyone else — to assume he'll embark on a career-defining hot streak after being a healthy scratch earlier this week. Observe the following exchange.
WEEI.com: Obviously in juniors after that coaching change, and then when you didn't make the World Juniors team last year, these things have seemed to spark a —
Seguin: Don't. Don't jinx it. Don't keep going.
[A bit of background information: Seguin, who was taken ninth overall by the Plymouth Whalers in the OHL draft in 2008, wasn't producing like a top-10 pick out of the gate. He had just one goal in his first 17 games, and after coach Greg Stefan left to take a scouting gig with the Carolina Hurricanes, Seguin finished the season with 21 goals despite his slow start. This came after Mike Vellucci, who took over as coach, sat the then-16-year-old down and told him he expected him to produce regardless of age.
Last season, Seguin, the ninth-ranked prospect in the NHL draft, didn't make the World Junior Championship team and used it as motivation as he went on to lead the OHL with 48 goals and take over as the top-ranked prospect.]
Fast forward to mid-December.
Whether he liked it or not, Seguin was forced to take in Wednesday's game against the Sabres from the press box, observing the pace of a game he's still learning at a professional level. He sat alongside Doug Jarvis as the Bruins fell to the Sabres, 3-2.
"I got to sit up top and look at it from a different perspective, and that's how the coach and GM wanted me to spend the game," Seguin, seemingly understanding of the decision, said.
The 18-year-old followed the scratch with an encouraging showing in Montreal, making a nice play to get the puck to Andrew Ference to set up Marc Savard's first goal of the season. Seguin has just three points in his last 10 games, so he'll look to build on whatever forward steps he can take after being kept out of the lineup.
"I always try to turn a negative into a positive," Seguin said. "All it is is adversity. You'll face it a million times in your hockey career, so it was just another experience of it. I wanted to come out with a strong game in Montreal, and I think I did that. I just want to stay consistent."
As the second overall pick still gets his bearings and finds different ways to adjust to the NHL, top pick Taylor Hall has seemed to hit his stride, scoring 10 goals thus far. Still, Seguin knows that how a player performs in the early going of his rookie year does not exactly set the pace for one's career production.
One of the players to whom he most often compared in Steven Stamkos (flip a coin on the frequency of comparisons of Seguin to Stamkos or Steve Yzerman) was also a healthy scratch at times as a rookie. Seguin, who has five goals thus far, kiddingly noted that Stamkos had four before Christmas prior to lighting it up with 20 goals after the holiday. In fact, Stamkos — the same guy who has 24 goals this season — only had three before Dec. 25. Regardless of the solace he may take in knowing he isn't the first to deal with such adjustment to the NHL, Seguin isn't trying to follow anyone's path or try to be somebody he's not.
"I just want to be Tyler right now," Seguin said. "I want to find my own identity and figure this league out."
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Tim Thomas was first off the ice for the Bruins following their morning skate, an indication that he'll be in net when the B's face the Capitals tonight. In three starts against the Capitals this season, Thomas is 2-0-0 with five goals allowed and a shutout. He was pulled from the team's 5-3 loss on Nov. 5 after allowing three goals through two periods.
The Capitals aren't exactly jonesing to face the early Vezina favorite in Thomas. Coach Bruce Boudreau said Saturday that "you just have to play really perfect hockey to beat [the Bruins] and then you have to play more perfect hockey to beat Thomas.
– If you're surprised by how many minutes Steven Kampfer has been getting, you're not along. Asked if he expected to play as much as he has, Kampfer honestly replied, "Uh, no. I definitely didn't think I'd be getting that many, but I'm just trying to play well, trying to play simple and help the team get a couple of wins here."
Kampfer said patience has been the biggest thing he's picked up at the NHL level, which is quite interesting and a good explanation as to why he's handled the callup and the minutes so well. Young players often try to counter the quick pace of the NHL game by hurrying things more than they need to, but it hasn't seemed to be the case with Kampfer — at least not much.
– Claude Julien knows the Capitals have been winless over their last seven, but he's worried about his own guys, who have gone three without a W. Julien addressed the slump by saying "we've got to show some determination and resilience."
– The Capitals have been followed by HBO cameras for the NHL 24/7 show that's sweeping the nation. Have to admit I haven't been able to see it (or this season of Eastbound and Down) due to my lack of owning HBO, but the hockey world has been going nuts over this show. One of the draws of the show is the prolific use of a four-letter word beginning in "F" by Boudreau.
"That goes on in every dressing room, in every team, in every sport at this level," Boudreau said, noting that the team is so comfortable with having the camera around that it has become "second nature."
Boudreau is by no means taking pride in the language aspect of it, but he said such talk "just comes out of your mouth when you're mad," adding, "my mom talked to me about it, so I'll be OK."
– Stay tuned for what came of an interesting chat with Tyler Seguin about Christmas, being a healthy scratch, and once again having something in common with Steven Stamkos. More to come later.
Tyler Seguin back in the lineup for the Bruins | 12.16.10 at 7:08 pm ET |
Dry your tears, Bruins fans, Tyler Seguin is back in the lineup as the B's take on the Canadiens in Montreal on Thursday night. The second overall pick missed the last two games with flu-like symptoms and as a healthy scratch, respectively. They were the first two games he's missed this season.
With Seguin in, Daniel Paille is back to being a healthy scratch. Seguin has five goals and five assists in 27 games this season.
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WEB EXCLUSIVE: The Other Skin—Introducing the Scalp to Esthetics
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Posted: June 6, 2013, from the June 2013 issue of Skin Inc. magazine.
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When thinking about the scalp as skin, suddenly the canvas becomes larger and skin care professionals have a tremendous opportunity to expand the art of esthetics to help clients maintain total skin health. Clients come to you for skin issues on a regular basis, yet most skin care professionals tend to stop at the hairline. It's now time to start thinking of the scalp as a natural extension of what you do.
Just as with skin issues, thinning or damaged hair can have a significant impact on clients' spirits. Why not be there with the right tools and knowledge to help them achieve their desired results and, in turn, boost their confidence and overall well-being?
While the client is in the treatment room, you can naturally transition into a conversation about scalp treatments. For instance, when talking to clients about their skin goals or during the intake evaluation, consider asking about what they use for hair care. This also works during scalp massages or while putting on their hair bonnet. Other ideas to help transition into this topic of conversation naturally include the following:
- Take notice. If you notice acne or other skin issues spreading beyond the hairline, discuss possible treatment options.
- Visual triggers. Place diagrams of the hair structure in your facility or room with a tagline such as: "Scalp is skin, too." Consider displaying hair care products in your facility with informational brochures about scalp and hair health.
- Listen. Your client may already be talking about hair loss or excessive damage; listen to the cues.
- Team up. If you work in a salon with hairstylists, see if they might be willing to cross-promote or partner on a total hair care program.
Get creative in your offerings and the way you promote your new services. Chances are, clients will be so surprised you are offering hair and scalp treatments, they will automatically inquire.
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Hi All: We bought a home and the master bath really has no place to hang towel bars (although it is very large and has a large garden tub and larger walk-in shower stall). We wind up just throwing our towels over the tempured glass shower enclosure. My understanding is that you can't drill into the tempured glass once it is tempered so installing a towel bar on the enclosure is not an option. I was hoping for some ideas from the pros on what to do to be able to hang two large bath towels to dry each day. We never use the tub and I was thinking of installing some type of retractable line across it or hanging a double towel bar over the bottom of the one window which would make the towels act as curtains when they are hanging? Any comments/suggestions would be appreciated. |
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- Posted by fnmroberts (My Page) on Sat, Dec 15, 12 at 18:12
You are correct, can't drill tempered glass. There are towel bars which will clip over the top edge of a glass shower enclosure. I remember discussing them with our glass supplier when planning our bathroom. Might check Bed, Bath & Beyond too. How about the back of your door. Might there be space there for towels. Or, consider robe hooks. Some prefer hooks for their towels instead of rods and they certainly require less wall space. |
I second the suggestion of robe hooks. You can also find freestanding towel racks for bath-sized towels. Third idea is a double towel rack, one towel is behind the other. We have a double rack and it works just fine. Last, you could mount towel bars to the back of the door, one up high and one down low. |
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The Very Organized Thief
Dark clothing? Check. Flashlight? Check. Someone else's house? Check. Checklist? Check. Gold bar? ...Working on it. Even if you don't find it, you're still The Very Organized Thief in this unique stealth/puzzle game.
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Let's see: First-person Unity, which is inherently nauseating to me, plus physics that could use some refining? Nooo, thank you.
There are so many games that sound so very interesting to me, but I dare not even try them because experience tells me that Unity will make me very sick. This is a real shame.
Physics were tough, but overall this is fun. The challenge isn't all that tough, though.
It seems like once you hear the bell chime, just head upstairs, and clean up in there until the lady comes home. She ends up standing someplace downstairs, and you can work around her pretty easily.
I LOVE this game!!! I've played it five times now and I'll keep going back to it. It is great for a quick break. Some of the mechanics are clunky and there are a couple of glitches, but it is nothing that can not be worked around. I still find the gameplay enjoyable. I love the atmosphere too.
As someone who gets freaked out by the caves in Minecraft and any dark areas of my house, this was pretty much the amount of fear I can handle without quitting outright.
The main selling point of the game is when the owner comes home and you're in a tough spot, so you hide in a wardrobe or behind an open closet door in a panicked attempt of stealth.
the Very Organised Thief is a very good game, i like the first person game mode, the way that it is made on the unity engine, and that there are not 1, but 2 possible escape routes! I would rate this game a 10/10! Also, my stats were $38,969 loot, and everything was collected without the owner coming home, and the overall time was 2 minutes and 27 seconds. if anybody beats those stats, please post it to my timeline.
You can get the goldbar by opening the safe.
1) Go to the laundry room next to the kitchen.
2) Open the power box on the wall and cut the red wire by mousing over it and pressing space. You have to do this to disable the alarm so the owner doesn't come when you open the safe.
DON'T cut any other wires before you cut the red one!
If you do so, this will set the alarm off and the owner will come more quickly.
3) Go find the office key.
4) Unlock the office upstairs and open the top desk drawer.
5) There will be a number written on a piece of paper there.
6) Go to the safe and punch this number into the keypad. You might have to go closer to the safe for this since the keys are pretty small.
7) Take the goldbar!
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The Gold Bar is in the Safe and the code to the safe is in the Locked Door. There should be a key to the Locked Door in the garage or next to the phone in the living room. In the room with the washing machine, there is a black box with a red, blue and green wire in it. Cut them all staring from the wire on the right and finishing on the wire on the left. This turns off the power so the safe's alarm doesn't go off when you open it. Once you have gotten the key and cut the wires, you unlock the locked door and you should find yourself in an office. Open the upper drawer of the desk and a 4 number code should be there. That is the code to the safe. Copy the code, open the safe and you have the gold bar!


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Tuesday is a busy day for the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship. First, the committee will examine the challenges and advantages of an increasing number of seniors engaging in entrepreneurial activity. It will also conduct a nomination hearing for Maria Contreras-Sweet, President Obama's pick to head the Small Business Administration. Meanwhile, the Senate Committee on the Budget will be reviewing the Congressional Budget Office's latest report — The Budget and Economic Outlook: 2014-2024. Other topics covered by hearings this week include: the rapid growth of wireless technology and the Internet of Things, regulatory burdens, open science and innovation at the EPA, monetary policy and the minimum wage.
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Time to work on this tree. The rootstock, alas, is something "semi-dwarf", one of the great oxymorons. So I need to keep it pruned back to where I can reach the fruit. I also want to make sure I maximize next year's fruit production and not cut off more fruiting branches than I need to. Any tips? |
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Wishing I could get mine to grow....let alone fruit! They bear fruit on spurs of older (2-3 yrs or more) wood. Visualize where these are and prune accordingly. |
Last year it had a promising number of fruits and I was really hoping for a larger crop this year, but it bloomed very sparsely. I want to make sure that doesn't happen again. Right now I'm thinking I might save some of the abundant sprouts to graft them next spring to the plum tree I don't like much. |
- Posted by harvestman 6 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 23, 13 at 6:25
And what is the disadvantage of waiting until early spring? I'm really not at all knowledgeable about the relative hardiness of apriums and how they perform in a Z5 but this would be the worst time to prune if there is any concern about hardening off for winter in time. It would be similar to applying a heavy dose of nitrogen and probably would encourage a flush of late, tender growth. Does this variety have any history of performing well where you are under any circumstances? I have enough trouble with apricots in my humid Z6. |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Tue, Jul 23, 13 at 9:32
Harvest-- If I remember, I think this aprium is growing in or near Chicago...which if he's close enough to the lake, is going to stay pretty mild (frost free) probably well into Oct... On top of that, I don't recall the last time Chicago has had a subzero winter reading... I think pruning now probably wouldn't hurt anything... I'm still doing it!!! |
The tree is overly vigorous. My understanding is that major heading back is best done in summer, when it's less likely to promote rampant new growth. I usually cut back the stone fruits after fruiting. I don't want fruit growing above the point I can reach it from the ladder. I've never had a problem with winter cold weather harming new growth. Sometimes the cots do get caught in the spring with a late frost, but that wasn't what happened this year. The tree just didn't much bloom. |
- Posted by harvestman 6 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 23, 13 at 17:40
Apricots are very tender trees for me, much more so than any other species I grow. That is why I suggest caution, but as I said, I have no knowledge of apriums whatsoever. A site that never gets a subzero reading would be a 7, wouldn't it? Don't have a chart with me, but when my average low was about -12 I considered my zone to be Z5 which I thought was what you were in. |
iirc the region is now considered Z6. At any rate, I decided to act as if it were and give the more tender fruits a try. We do get a subzero night once or twice in a winter, but nothing much below zero. I can't recall a -12 lately. This is a great change from what it used to be. I think the aprium is something like 8 years old and never had any freezing problems in winter. The Harglows are a couple years younger, and they've survived without problems either. Getting fruit can be a crapshoot, but the vegetative aspects haven't caused problems. |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Tue, Jul 23, 13 at 20:20
I'm almost done with apricots. I got rid of 2 trees, and i have 2 left. Both of those have several grafted plums on them. I plan on keeping a branch of Tomcot and one of Hunza for pollination purposes... I do like the idea of crossing them with other stonefruit.. I cut back my Hunza by 50% or more today...this being a 6 year old tree, that was a lot of wood. I'll see how it pulls through. Its on Citation and has Superior plum/Satsuma plum grafted onto it. |
- Posted by harvestman 6 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 23, 13 at 20:24
I wouldn't know how fragile apricots are if I only grew them in my own orchard. Strange thing is they die in what should be better sites than mine after mild winters and no explanatory weather events. I lost 6 trees at five different sites this spring. What bothers them at my site is where they don't get early morning sun and suffer what I assume to be bacterial spot. It weakens them enough that they usually don't bear well even when spring is kind. I've finally established a tree right against a southeastern wall of my house and I have unlimited, totally delicious apricots this year. It's an Alfred- small fruit, but quite delicious. I'm planting an Orange-red against the same wall this fall. Cut down an Elephant Heart plum to make room. Your lows sound about like mine. |
frank - I'm giving serious thought to cutting back the Beauty plum to graft Flavor Delight onto it. What I can't grow at all are nectarines. Which I would greatly love to have. |
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Warm-blooded males everywhere were crushed when Erin Andrews left ESPN's college football coverage for FOX in 2012 - only to be pleasantly surprised that her replacement, Samantha Steele, was a gorgeous girl-next-door with a spunky personality.
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In just over a year on the job for "College GameDay", Steele has gained a huge following of her own and married Minnesota Vikings QB Christian Ponder after meeting him on the set of the show. We take a look at Sam Steele Ponder's meteoric rise.
Catching Fire
Sam Ponder caught her first big break in college, interning in New York City for ABC's college football studio show and being on-air talent for her school's "Flames Television Network" while attending Liberty University in Virginia.
The Real World
Ponder made an immediate splash after graduating college in 2009 when she was hired by FOX College Sports and FOX Sports Net to be a sideline reporter. Compare that to your first job out of college…
Hook 'Em
It didn't take long for ESPN to take notice of Steele, and she was hired in 2011 by The Worldwide Leader's Longhorn Network to cover everything from football to volleyball.
Say Cheese!
Just one year later, Steele's meteoric rise continued as she replaced Andrews on ESPN's "College GameDay." Needless to say, she was an instant hit with fans.
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One things guys love so much about Sam is that she doesn't need to be all dolled up with makeup to look great.
Staying Fit
That being said, looking good isn't always easy. Ponder grew up playing volleyball, softball, tennis, track and basketball - and likes to work up a sweat at the gym.
Secret Weapon
Another part of her appeal? Those great dimples. What guy doesn't love them?
Blue Steele
Complementing those dimples are steely blue eyes that captivate her audience on television.
On The Job
Pictured here working a college football sideline, Ponder often looks like a college student herself with her baby face. Hey, she's still just just 27.
Lady In White
But she also has a quiet elegance about her.
Legally Blond
And of course, having long, blond hair never hurts draw attention from the opposite sex.
... And neither does wearing leopard-print tops.
Dressed to the Nines
Now a full-blown celebrity, Ponder is now a regular on red carpets as well. And the girl knows how to dress, as she was named one of the Top 10 Best-Dressed Sportscasters by Vanity Fair in January of 2013.
Love Birds
It was love at first sight for Steele and Christian when they met on the "GameDay" set in September of 2012 for a Clemson-Florida State game in Tallahassee. By the end of the year, the two were already hitched.
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Further proving her fame hasn't transformed Sam Ponder into a diva, her she is at her own wedding reception with a fire stick and dressed in cowboy boots.
Team Player
The Ponders split their time between Arizona (where Sam grew up) and Minnesota, where Christian plays football. As you can see, Sam is all-aboard the Vikings bandwagon.
Fan Favorite
Just because she's hit the big-time doesn't mean Ponder doesn't have time for her adoring fans - especially when they are as cute as these little kids.
Power Couple
One of sports' biggest power couples, the Ponders are always hitting events together. Seriously, Christian, lose the bow tie.
Ponder was looking her best at the 2013 ESPY Awards in a night gown that was Oscars-worthy. Needless to say, we have a feeling Sam will be employed by ESPN for many years to come…


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On Thu, 21 Sep 2006 17:01:02 -0400, Mike Pagano wrote: > Maybe a recruiting drive to help with the maintenance. A typical > business brings on new blood and assigns them just that role to free up > more senior developers for more complicated projects. > > New developers should definitely meet a standard, but the possibility of > bringing developers with energy and potential to assist in maintenance > might be worth a consideration. That's a laugh! Problem is that no devs seem to get approved in a timely fashion. And, any potential devs would be rather turned off by the goings on here. You guys seem to try and stifle innovation at every turn -- trying to turn Gentoo into GLEPtoo. Instead of progress, you have arguments. Instead of innovation, you have arguments. Instead of new blood, you lose people. You (collectively meaning the critics of new projects) are so worried about the perception of Gentoo that you can't see the forest for the trees. The fact that every new proposal gets a 100 message thread as a response looks really silly. Having developers submit ebuild quizzes and then not hear for 6 weeks is silly. Here's my take on what wrong with leadership and the process in Gentoo-land . Many people have ideas, and some make attempts to implement them. That's great. However, some then think it's not right or not proper or not proposed the right way. Some of the critics may be right, but who's the arbiter? Who's to say, "STFU, this project is going ahead" or "You've got a point, let's discuss it." No one. There's no one person or group who seems to have the authority to step up and take control of a situation. No one who can say to bashers, "You're out of line." Oh I know, there's the council, but really, I've yet to see them exert any authority. Look at the calamity that surrounded Paludis or Sunrise. Instead, you have a dozen people jerking around over the propriety of the manner in which a project was proposed! All trying, with good intent, to influence the future direction of Gentoo. Good god. It's like third grade. So, my unofficial 2 cents are: Encourage development at every turn. Accelerate approval of developers (hint, kloeri, christel?), and, instead of flaming and arguing all the time, maybe offer assistance! And lastly, for goodness sakes, someone take control. You really need an authority figure here who is respected and whose word is final. Otherwise, every tom, dick, and harry with an opinion is going to chime in and say "Oh no, you can't do that." -- Peter -- email@example.com mailing list
Updated Jun 17, 2009
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