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This was a pattern and I used the bottom of Dress A of the pattern and the top of Dress C/D of the pattern. My guy picked out the print and I love it to death. The photos were taken on a trip to Todos Santos in Mexico a few months ago.
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Sep 11, 2008, 07.53 PMby mmmrphs
Absolutely gorgeous!
Jul 30, 2008, 03.51 PMby treeedom
Thanks for the wonderful comments everyone. It's funny, I had wore this dress to the Zoo in S.D. and this young girl came up to me and asked where I got the dress from. When I told her I had made it, she seemed so bummed…I felt bad!!
Jul 12, 2008, 10.09 AMby nikkiclare68
Just beautiful!!
Jul 10, 2008, 06.53 AMby jj1
Love it to death too. Do tell about the location too, please.
Jul 10, 2008, 03.16 AMby emlj
This looks absolutely fantastic on you :-)
Jul 10, 2008, 01.16 AMby lybu
Jul 10, 2008, 12.13 AMby cathysews
Hello…it looks stunning. Great dress.
Jul 9, 2008, 10.52 PMby fashion1
indeed, your guy has a great taste!! you look beautiful in your dress and so happy! nice work and pics!
Jul 9, 2008, 06.31 PMby curlyxrt
what a pretty summery thing you made! VERY pretty… and tell your man he has good taste, too! I LOVE that fabric!
Jul 9, 2008, 05.49 PMby yoshimi
I love it! It looks so nice on you. I love the fabric, too.
Jul 9, 2008, 04.31 PMby sunnyb64
I'd love to know what patterns you used—it's so hard to find patterns for long summer dresses that aren't frumpy-looking, and this one is completely the opposite of frumpy. Nice work!
Jul 9, 2008, 03.33 PMby dianacirne
Love the dress! The fabric is beautiful for a long dress. And the photos are very happy happy!
Jul 9, 2008, 03.29 PMby Vivat Veritas
i love it! your bf has a great taste! the bold print looks so good on you:)
Jul 9, 2008, 01.50 PMby maldrich
I love your dress. It's so flattering.
P.S. I love your Chaco's too. Will be working on my Chaco tan this evening planting stuff in the garden :D
Jul 9, 2008, 01.38 PMby 21 Wale
Jul 9, 2008, 01.37 PMby tattooedkitty
What a fantastic dress! Your guy has great taste and you did a fantastic job! Makes me wanna copy you!
Jul 9, 2008, 01.36 PMby carlatv
Wonderful print, kuddos to your guy. The dress looks great on you!
Jul 9, 2008, 01.17 PMby nelliethemermaid
Green and White, I love it!! Looks gorgeous.
Jul 9, 2008, 01.01 PMby hannahlee
Beautiful! I love long summer dresses!!
Jul 9, 2008, 12.50 PMby nenasew
Love the dress. Love the print. It looks gorgeous on you. Pictures are great too.
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Visitors are flocking to tours that tell the highs and lows of Prince William and Kate Middleton's story – from the clothing store where she worked to royal shoemakers.
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Forget Britain's Big Ben! Who cares about the National Portrait Gallery? Trafalgar Square? Pshaw.
There, right across the street, behind that parked van, is the Jigsaw clothing store where Kate Middleton held a job from 2006-2007 as an assistant accessories buyer. Part time.
"Wow!" says a couple from Greece. "Interesting!" adds an Australian woman, snapping photos from various angles.
Welcome to the London attraction of the week – the formidable, information-packed, royal wedding tour of London. Available, with slight variations, through half a dozen different companies, but always, inevitably, featuring such highlights as where Prince William went out dancing (and ran up a bar tab of £11,000 – about $18,000) after he broke it off with Kate for a few months.
But let's not dwell on unhappy memories. With the nuptials of William and Kate only four days away, the city is filling up with tourists – and journalists – from across the globe, all eager to see, hear about, and feel some of the magic of the royal love story.
"In the next 2-1/2 hours we'll be discussing the highs and lows of William and Kate's relationship," begins Hana Umezawa, the charming guide from Celebrity Planet tours, as she gets the afternoon started peering into the window of the jewelry store where Princess Diana's blue sapphire and diamond engagement ring – now adorning Kate's slender finger – was purchased.

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I love making beer. There is something about the day of brewing that I appreciate and love. A lot of people dont get me who dont brew. The thing I love most is having a choice of style. I am not talking about American, belgian, german, lager or ale. I mean all grain or extract. I have been doing so much all grain over the past year that I decided to take a break this winter and go extract. I forgot how nice it was to cut your time down by almost 2 1/2 hours. Whats the reason for this post? No reason really. I just felt extract brewers deserve as much love as all grain I guess. Because when it comes down to it....we all have the same end result. Beer. And the beuty of being a homebrewer is variety and always making something different but awesome.
Thanks Peg. I think you just made my day. I just might push off going AG for another dozen batches or so now...
Just out of curiosity, how much of a difference can you taste between AG and extract. I've been brewing extract for two years and have thought about AG. I know it's cheapier, but the amount of time brewing AG and purchasing the equipment is holding me back. Also, my extracts have all been great. Thanks
The answer depends on who it is from. Bias AG brewers say there is a heavier malt presence in AG beers. If you want to see a blind test watch episode 31 on BrewingTv on NorthernBrewer. Michael Dawson brews a partial mash/mini mash and a full mash AG side by side. Later does tasting notes on the two.
What were the results? I know AG peeps are going to say its better, but I've read that the differences are slight. Anyway, I'll still be doing extract for a while due to $$$.
I also want to add something to what I said earlier. As long as you follow a recipe correctly, do your boil time correctly, add hops at the right times, and hold your temps correctly your wort from extract will be almost identical to AG. Same for fermentation. If you have healthy yeast cells and your fermenter is at the right temperature, you're golden.
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Ahhhhhhhhh!!!!! Tracking number!!!
(Runs around in circles like an idiot)
Ahhhhhhhhh!!!!! Tracking number!!!
(Runs around in circles like an idiot)
Restless Tech...another annoying, pointless blog...but at least its mine!
Disappointed in the USPS. Should have gotten my package today, but I still wait.
Oh. My. Goodness.
I placed an order late last week, assuming it would arrive several days after Christmas, which was fine with me. I just checked my tracking # to see where my box would be spending Christmas Eve, and it's in my town, out for delivery! Almost shaking with excitement....
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Surprise was mailed out Dec 23. Still not here yet....
I second the first opinion!
What do you mean running around in circles? Or, jumping up and down for that matter, I don't want to attract thunder with all that rumble.
Indeed, the whole ordering process is really exiting, calling the Crew, reading my long list and giving my info with the thickest French accent I had in month to Beau, whose name I didn't catch, but understood as... Bob? Why? I think it may had to do with the huge headache I had before, and, at the beginning of the call.
In the middle of my phone order, the headache disappeared and I think I sounded more intelligible, then, maybe not.
Thank You So Much for Beau and Trevor for making that really complicated order, really fun to complete. You Guys Rock!
And now, the wait.
Came in the the day before yesterday!
I don't know why pics are sideways....sorry!
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Seeking Cardinal Co-Pilot!
This is like waiting at that restaurant for the hamburger, where they have to go hunt the cow, harvest the grain to bake the bun, etc...I'm so hungry! It will be months before I even have a tracking number...
I waited patiently for my synapse 25 only to find out it was delayed due to weather! Now I have to wait until Monday
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Just placed my first TB order and yep soon as I hit send the TBAS kicked in. Keeping in mind it is currently 2am in Seattle, I know there will be no further changes to the status for at least a little while. Doesn't mean I haven't checked. Just to be sure.
UPS is supposed to bring my birthday present (a Co-Pilot with some accessories) tomorrow! TBAS in full effect!
My new Side Effect is sitting on my bed in its parcel right now and I'm at work...uh!!
Pilot, Co-Pilot, Synapse 25, Side Effect,small shop bag, large shop bag, travel tray, 3D Organizer Cube
TBAS is wearing off for me: my first TB bag (a Navy/Iberian Co-Pilot) arrived yesterday. It did feel a bit like Christmas as I was checking the accessories that came with it. The bag is definitely an upgrade both in craftsmanship and in function vs what I have been using so far. A good thing too: the transportation fee and import tax that one has to pay to get these babies here in France make them quite costly.
Anyways, after 24 hours I am quite happy with the bag as it does everything I expected it to do and a few more things that I did not.
Until the syndrome kicks in again and lures me back to the website to get my fix... a laptop bag maybe?
Welcome to the forums (and TBAS). A Co-Pilot very like your own bag (Navy/Iberian) was recently seen cavorting around New Orleans. As for this bag doing more than you expect it to do, I don't usually use the Co-Pilot to carry clothes, but you can do this quite handily, as shown in the Packing Cubes for Co-Pilot thread. Finally, you might consider the style of bag you want to use for your next TB acquisition. For example, @bchaplin, who uses the Co-Pilot as her EDC (Every Day Carry) bag, recently commented in the Desert Island TB thread that if forced to choose one TB bag when stranded on a Desert Island, it would be:
All points to consider for the next purchase (depending on your fish-spearing and wild-pig hunting requirements for a bag, and whether a backpack style would appeal to you)!
Order shipped, tracking number sent- sooo efficient. Excitement building. Now if Wednesday would just hurry up and get here. Apparently Tri-Stars fly slowly and carefully when crossing the Pacific. Guess I will just have to distract myself with ice hockey and curling (Go Team Canada x 4!)
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Clovie's Beach Cottage is a cozy 1700 square foot, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family cottage on the South Shore of Prince Edward Island, with a rich history. It was originally built by the famous Rum Runner of the 1920's and 30's, Clovie Perry in Summerside. It was moved to the South Shore of PEI and restored.
We are thrilled with the finished product and know your family will enjoy this piece of Prince Edward Island history.
Clovie's Beach Cottage Southern exposure makes this south shore location and beach, one of the warmest on Prince Edward Island. At low tide sandbars are exposed-leaving shallow tide pools that are warmed by the sun. This natural playground is perfect for swimming, walking and exploring; it is ideal for children.
Clovie's Beach Cottage comes fully equipped with fridge, stove, microwave, dishwasher, front load washer and dryer, coffee pot, pots and pans, flat screen satellite TV, large furnished deck, gas BBQ, towels and linens, hardwood floors, dishes, etc.
Located centrally with easy access to Summerside, Charlottetown, the Confederation Bridge and beautiful Victoria-by-the-Sea, which is just next door. Numerous world class golf courses within a short drive as well as live theatre and excellent dining.
The Palmer family, Chris, Kyla, Logan and Sydney have owned this land for 10 years. In 2012 we moved a cozy one a half storey historic home from Summerside to our land in Hampton and restore it to become Clovie's Beach Cottage.
Our family has been in the IT business and accommodation business in the past. We currently own a Property Development company, Chris is a Business Consultant and Kyla is a RN.
Chris Palmer purchased this cottage in 2012
The South Shore of PEI has always been a special place to our family. As kids Chris and Kyla have fond memories of playing on miles and miles of sand bars and the small warm pools they produce. The warm waters of the Northumberland Strait have always been our choice to swim in the summer months.
We purchased this property in 2003 when we were lucky enough to be able to return to our home Province after 10 years 'away'.
The shore at low tide is a beautiful sight and will provide hours of enjoyment each and every day for your family. The well appointed cottage will make your stay as comfortable as your own home and nightly bonfires will be sure to have you tired enough to enjoy a great nights sleep and have you ready to do it all again tomorrow!
The Victoria Playhouse (5 minute drive), PEI's Longest Running Little Theatre, is housed in the intimate and historic Victoria Community Hall. The Playhouse has been called 'a hidden gem' by the New York Times and a favourite entertainment spot for Islanders and their summer visitors.
The quaint Village of Victoria has a number of merchants ranging form Glass Art to Antiques and Chocolate Shop! You will visit this waterfront community again and again, it is just 5 minutes from Clovie's Beach Cottage.
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I heard from a cast member friend that instead of a dream squad, they might have a celebration squad and award the Cinderella Castle Suite stay and Celebration fastpasses that way.
I heard from a cast member friend that instead of a dream squad, they might have a celebration squad and award the Cinderella Castle Suite stay and Celebration fastpasses that way.
that would be amazing! i loved the year of a million dreams. the concept (and give-aways) were just too cool
Also, when we got off of test track with our friends, we were talking to the cast member at the place where you see the silver car. We found out that she's from where we live and she asked us if we wanted to go up to the GMC lounge. We got to go through a side door and got free soda and clean bathrooms! When you ride on Test Track and you see a window to your left right before you go into the heating chamber, that's where it is and you can watch the people on the ride. P.S. It has the best view of Future World i've ever seen!
"So many people treat you like a kid, so you might as act like one and throw your T.V. out the hotel window."- Gerard Way
"Popsicles should be the new black, that way everyone would have one."- Frank Iero
"Tastes like someone stole my wallet, ya know?"- Gerard Way
We have also been to the TT VIP room. It is very nice and like LivLuvsTink stated, it has the best view of Future World you have ever seen. You can see all the way to the Yacht Club!!
During my trip to Disney with my best friend over the summer, we were waiting in line for Pirates of the Caribbean when a cast member approached us asking if we wanted to hear a story about the ride. Seeing as the wait seemed like it would never end, we decided we would be delighted to hear the castmember's story. He began by asking us how well we knew the ride and we exclaimed that we had been going to Disney since we were kids so we knew the ride all too well. The castmember then went on to tell us that a story well known amongst castmembers at the Pirates attraction is that the ride may indeed be haunted by the ghost of an imagineer who worked on Pirates of the Caribbean. While you are on the ride I'm sure you all know the scene where carlos is being drowned in the well and the woman is screaming to him from the window. Well behind the woman in the window there is a door. The door itself is NEVER opened unless the AA needs to be worked on. One morning when the castmembers were riding through the attraction making sure everything was running smoothly they noticed the door had been opened behind the AA in the window. When the castmembers returned they checked to see if anyone had been working on the AA and to their surprise there was no record of anyone doing so. So that is when the rumor had been spread and to the castmember's knowledge it has been noticed on several occasions even by park guests that the door is sometimes mysteriously left opened. Which begs the question... Is Pirates of the Caribbean haunted by one of its fellow imagineers?
I've seen mention of a book by the moderator. Is this Trivia Book in print? Is it available in stores? Title please?
Welcome to the forums buckeyebrown! This site is actually a result of Lou Mongello's now two trivia books. If you go to http://www.disneyworldtrivia.com/Wal...-products.html you can find more information on the books and how to order them.
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Dr. Joachim Reinhuber, a pianist from Texas A&M University-Kingsville, will open the Victoria College 2013-14 Guest and Faculty Recital Series on Tuesday, Sept. 17 with a performance on VC's Main Campus.
All performances are at 7:30 p.m. in the Johnson Symposium on the Victoria College main campus and are free and open to the public.
Hosted by VC's Music Department, Reinhuber will play piano selections from Johannes Brahms, Sergei Rachmaninov, Frederic Chopin, Alban Berg and Gabriel Faure.
Reinhuber was born in Frankfurt, Germany. His first teacher, Franz Calvelli-Adorno, was his grandfather. He studied with Gisela Sott in Frankfurt, Robert Levin at the University of Music, Freiburg, John Perry at Rice University in Houston and Nancy Garrett at the University of Texas at Austin.
Reinhuber serves as assistant professor of piano at Texas A&M University, Kingsville, and is in high demand as solo and collaborative performer, clinician, and adjudicator, both in the U.S. and Germany. He was member of the city of Aschaffenburg Music School faculty in Germany, teaching piano, chamber music and music theory for 14 years. In August 2006, he moved to Texas to complete a doctor of musical arts degree in piano performance at the University of Texas at Austin.
Recent performances include Beethoven's first piano concerto, Bach's concerto in D minor, and the Stravinsky concerto for piano and winds. In 2012, he was the pianist for the Texas Music Educators Association's All-State Men's Choir, and in 2013 for the Texas Two Year College All-State Choir. In the fall and spring, Reinhuber will tour extensively through Texas and the U.S. Highlights will include the performance of Brahms' Piano Concerto No. 1 with the Laredo Philharmonic Orchestra and a residency at the Pueblo Keyboard Arts Festival in Pueblo, Colo.
Other performances in the series are: • Jonathan Anderson, saxophone, Monday, Nov. 4 • Patricia Balmer and Eugenie Fuhrman, sopranos, Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2014 • Philip Welder, percussion, Monday, March 10, 2014
Anderson hails from Lincoln, Illinois and received his early musical training from Selmer clinician and Paris Conservatory graduate, Keith Zimmerman. He holds bachelor's degrees in both music education and performance from Millikin University, and a master's of music degree from Ball State University.
Currently, Anderson is an associate professor of music and department chairman of the Victoria College Fine Arts Department, where in 2005 he was awarded the "Distinguished Teaching Award" and was also nominated for the "Minnie Stevens Piper Award" in education.
A native of San Antonio, Balmer lives in Yoakum with her husband and three children. By day, she directs the Edna High School Choir and Theatre Programs, serves as an adjunct faculty member at Victoria College, and maintains a small private voice studio. By night, she has performed regionally with the San Antonio Chamber Choir and the San Antonio Opera and works with Theatre Victoria where she has been the Music Director for "Annie," "The Marvelous Wonderettes," and "Beauty and the Beast," in addition to working with the Theatre's education programs.
Fuhrman has enjoyed singing as long as she can remember. After graduating from Victoria College, she earned her Bachelor of Music Education degree from East Texas State University and her Master's of Music in vocal performance from Southwest Texas State University where she also studied piano and composition. Fuhrman presently serves as organist and music director at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church and Temple B'nai Israel, as well as an adjunct vocal instructor for Victoria College, UIL accompanist and office manager at Rosewood Funeral Chapels.
Welder, a Victoria native, serves as the music teacher at F.W. Gross Magnet School and as a Victoria College adjunct percussion instructor. He has also been involved with numerous acclaimed orchestral and chamber music concerts and recordings in the USA and the UK. Welder holds a BM from The University of Texas, and a MA from the Royal Academy of Music.


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The slew of deals coming out today just isn't stopping. Besides Google's coordinated End of Summer Sale, BeyondPod, an extremely popular podcast manager, is offering its full version unlock key for $1.99, down from the normal $6.99. A handy price drop after Listen was abruptly pulled from the Play Store. The key works for both the regular and tablet-oriented versions. This app is one of the more powerful podcast managers and is able to run on a wide selection of devices, including many Google TV boxes.
Just two short days ago, Samsung unveiled the massive Galaxy Note 2 at IFA in Berlin. They briefly showed off some new features of the Note II, like Air View and various note-taking and image editing tweaks. Still, this left anyone who may be interested in this next-gen phablet wanting more.
And now you've got it.
Samsung just released a note-tastic 13 minute video detailing several new features of the Note II, including the video player and Gallery applications, Air View, the ability to natively record the screen, and so much more.
It's never easy to be a questionably-legal music streaming service on the internet. Grooveshark has had trouble with submitting an Android app in the past. A couple days ago, we thought the company had ironed out its problems with Google's ToS when it reappeared on the Play Store. Not so, it seems, as the app has now been pulled yet again.
We haven't heard exactly why the app has been pulled this time around.
Today's a good day for mobile gamers to open up their wallets. Max Payne, which David rated as having the highest possible nostalgia-to-dollars ratio, is 67% off today in the Play Store, clocking in at $0.99. Not bad. Looking for a better deal? How about Crystal Defenders? Developed by Square Enix (you know, the Final Fantasy guys), the game is normally $7.25, but for right now it's only $1.26, for a massive 83% off.
ASUS, a company that has made a name for itself in the Android community by providing fast updates and prompt firmware releases for its devices, has now made available the kernel source code and latest firmware build (220.127.116.11) for the LTE version of the Transformer Pad (TF300TL).
Both firmware and kernel source are for the Android 4.0.3, which is the latest version available the TF300TL.
This is good news for anyone who has this tablet (which was just released in the middle of this month in German and Australian markets), as the kernel source allows ROM developers to cook up better quality custom firmware, and the blob file makes restoring the device back to stock a simple as flashing a .zip file.
So you're a graphic designer who's constantly inspired by the colors around you. That's fine and dandy, but just try putting "that sort of yellow-orange I saw on the aspen leaves in Durango last Saturday" into Dreamweaver and see what happens. Well, chromatically frustrated artists, we have a solution for you. SwatchMatic takes a look at the colors streaming into your Android smartphone's camera, and creates live, continually shifting dynamic color palettes from the relevant scene.
There's been a fundamental problem holding back the development of gadgets for the last decade or so. While processing power, storage capacity, wireless speed, and even display quality are growing at a phenomenal and steady rate, lithium ion batteries really haven't changed at all. The best that manufacturers can do is either create smaller components to make more space for the battery bay or make those components more efficient. LG Chem has created one of the first truly exciting innovations in battery tech in a long time: a Li-ion battery that's flexible enough to twist into almost any shape necessary.
Autodesk, the company behind AutoCAD and hugely impressive Android apps like Design Review, Buzzsaw, and Sketchbook, brought another awesome app to the table recently with ForceEffect Motion.
Improving on the original ForceEffect for Android, ForceEffect Motion offers the same quick, smooth freehand sketching, construction, and constraining capabilities but with the added ability to simulate motion, allowing users to create complete mechanical system designs on mobile devices, using tools like Autodesk 360 to then share and collaborate for a continued workflow that doesn't have to miss a beat.
RetailMeNot, the incredibly popular coupon site, has just come to the mobile world, hitting the Play Store with WhaleShark Media's official RetailMeNot Coupons app. The app, as you may expect, functions much like its online counterpart, with added functionality to make navigation and use on a mobile device an absolute breeze.
As described in the promo video above, the RetailMeNot app not only comes with a full feature set, but is extremely easy to use.
A court in Tokyo returned a favorable ruling for Samsung Friday, finding that Samsung's mobile devices were not in violation of an Apple patent related to inter-device media transfer.
This news comes one week after Samsung lost in what was (and continues to be) one of the most compelling trials tech has seen in a long time, with a San Jose jury ruling that Sammy owed Apple over $1 billion in damages over various trade dress and patent claims levied by Apple.


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New Member Orientation
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The Yankton Area Chamber of Commerce hosts this free event every quarter.
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Time: 12 p.m. Luncheon
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Toxins are introduced to your body every day. A lot of people claim that acne is caused by these toxins that are eliminated through your skin's pores. But are these toxins the real cause of acne? Finding the real cause of acne is very tricky. As a matter of fact, even acne researchers do not know the real cause of acne. The cause of acne remains unknown up to this day. However, I must disagree with the idea of toxins causing acne. They may play a role in the acne formation but the truth is acne is triggered by a combination of factors. To help you understand acne and whether or not acne detox can clear away your blemishes, let us take a closer look at how acne is formed.
The acne causing bacteria also known as the P. Acnes bacteria is often blamed for acne outbreaks. However, contrary to what most people believe, the acne bacteria cannot cause acne alone. It is the combination of over active sebaceous glands, clumped up dead skin cells and the response of your immune system that causes acne to grow like mushrooms after the rain.
The acne bacteria are considered as one of the microorganisms that lives inside your pores and can also be found on the surface of your skin. Take note, even those who are not suffering from acne has a healthy colony of acne causing bacteria in their skin.
The problem starts when acne bacteria is trapped inside your pores. Normally, the sebum produced by your oil glands are not water soluble. However, the acne bacteria has its way of converting it as fatty acids in order for them to replicate. Your pores have a passage to the surface to allow the oil produced y your sebaceous glands to pass through and protect your skin from dryness. However, dead skin cells sometimes stick together to form a plug thereby trapping the oil, and bacteria inside your pores.
As these bacteria replicate, your body will sense that there is an overgrowth of the acne bacteria in your pores and as usual, your immune system will try to stop the replication process and kill these acne bacteria. The redness, and swelling and later on pus formation is a result of your body's natural defense against these acne bacteria.
Toxins on the other hand can be related to the acne formation because it lowers down your immune system dulling your immune responses and causing your immune system to over react to the bacterial over growth inside your pores.


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Bent Tree is a populated place located in Blount County at latitude 35.773 and longitude -84.011.
The elevation is 906 feet. Bent Tree appears on the Louisville U.S. Geological Survey Map. Blount County is in the Eastern Time Zone (UTC -5 hours).
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I have a well established, over 3 feet tall variegated parasol plant that I would like to trade for another houseplant of equal size. I would also be interested in rare tropicals/fragnant flowers/ tropical fruit trees.
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This is a problem for the Big 10.
Interestingly, as regards your rival Michigan, they've been doing ok in recruiting. You could argue that they are actually approaching Ohio State's level. In fact, right now, they trail only Alabama and USC on Rivals in terms of the average ranking of each recruit. And that includes a kicker, which drags everything down.
Still, the original point stands, and the Big 10 as a whole really needs to pick up the pace with recruiting.


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From the Gare de Lyon in Paris to the jungles of Cameroon, internationally renowned violinist, Riad Abdel-Gawad has performed his music around the globe. He will be appear at the WCT Playhouse for one night only, Saturday, May 19.
His music crosses and fuses a variety of Western and Eastern genres and canons.
Having immersed himself for over a decade in a unique guru-based artistic school in Cairo, Egypt, Abdel-Gawad has, nonetheless, been influenced by Western music ranging from Joseph Haydn to John Coltrane. He is considered among his peers to be one of the finest artists of his generation.
Riad Abdel-Gawad performs his own compositions as a violinist in festivals, workshops and tours. He has appeared in Belgium, Italy, France, Germany, Egypt, Holland, Spain and Switzerland. He comes to Willits after conducting workshops at Carnegie Hall.
Abdel-Gawad was born in 1965 in Cairo, but grew up on both the East and the West coasts and graduated from the University of Southern California. He lives in Southern California.
In order to deepen the profundity and broaden the appeal of his music, Abdel-Gawad apprenticed with perhaps the most esteemed master of Egyptian traditional music: Abdo Dagher-a road less traveled for a Harvard University Ph.D. holder. From 1993 to 2002, he mostly was based in Brussels, Belgium, and Cairo.
Abdel-Gawad released two full-length albums El Tarab El Aseel (Pure Ecstasy) in 2007 and Egypt: Mother of the World, both of which have worldwide distribution (e.
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Live from Amazon's Kindle Event: New Kindles, Kindle Fire HD Unveiled
- Thursday September 6, 2012
Amazon's Kindle event starts Thursday morning at 10:30AM PDT. Wired is here covering the event live from a hangar in beautiful Santa Monica.
Amazon's Kindle event starts Thursday morning at 10:30AM PDT. Wired is here covering the event live from a hangar in beautiful Santa Monica.
With the Amazon Kindle just around the corner, purported photos of the yet-to-be-announced devices have emerged on the Internet. The Kindle Fire makes an appearance. While a Kindle Touch finally gets in on the rumor-mongering action.
On Thursday Amazon sent out invitations to a media event in sunny Santa Monica. And while a new Kindle Fire is almost guaranteed to appear during the online retailer's event, what book lovers are looking for is a new e-ink Kindle e-reader.
A quick browse of the Kindle store shows the Kindle Touch line is unavailable. A dead give away that new e-readers are on the horizon. It's time for Amazon to bring it.
On Tuesday, Amazon announced wide international availability for its Kindle Touch and Kindle Touch 3G e-readers. Beginning on April 27, with preorders available now, Amazon will ship its top-end E-Ink reader to 175 countries and territories, with support for digital bookstores based in France, Germany, Spain, Italy and the UK as well as the United […]
It's quite possible that soon Kobo will be the only company standing between Amazon, Apple and world domination of e-publishing. So if you haven't been paying attention, this is just the time to tune in.
Even in the age of tablets, Amazon's e-ink reader feels more relevant than ever — now that it has a touchscreen.
Apple doesn't have to lose for Amazon to win. Amazon isn't going to "beat" Apple in hardware. At least for now, it's not even trying to. Amazon wins by selling more stuff — and especially digital media — across more categories in more ways than everyone else. It's just that simple.
NEW YORK — The advantage traditional paper-based media has always had over electronic media is that the consumer doesn't have to bear the cost of the technology up front. If you buy a book or a magazine, the technology that enables its production and transmission is already built in. The cost of the device can […]


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New playgrounds greet kids at Canyon Country Park.
Canyon Country
Park is again open for play as the City
of Santa Clarita recently completed
the playground upgrades project. This included the replacement of play
equipment and resurfacing of the ground areas to ensure that the park
was up-to-date and in accord with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA)
The upgrades to the park included removing and replacing the
existing play equipment and installing new resilient surfacing, fencing,
benches, litter receptacles and new sand. In addition, numerous shade canopies were
added around the play areas.
The City's parks, recreation and planning staff worked
together to provide a barrier-free, creative and interactive environment for a
wide range of ability levels. The play areas were designed for children to
learn together through play.
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such a way that it focuses on creating areas that encourage the development of
essential life skills, imagination, and sense of adventure," said Rick Gould,
City Director of Parks, Recreation, & Community Services.
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Hi, I'm trying to put up a light on a stucco surface on the house. There are two ways I've seen this done: 1) Buy a pre-fabbed light kit that has a gasket and a round box that essentially just pulls the wire from inside through the center, then you seal around it with silicone caulking. This would only require a 1/2" hole, then some anchors to hold it on. 2) Install a junction box flush with the stucco, then attach the light to this. I'm assuming you'll still have to seal around the light. Which way is recommended? I couldn't find a good answer online -- obviously #1 is better, but some people said it may break code. #2 will require much more work since I'll have to buy a grit hole saw about the size of the junction box. |
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So Painful
Pat Steinberg
May 12 2010 08:20AM
On Twitter today, somebody suggested that we at The FAN 960 should no longer refer to Montreal's Mike Cammalleri by name. Instead we should refer to him as "MC", to which I suggested we take a cue from the 2004 movie The Village and refer to him only as "he we do not speak of".
Abbotsford and Team Canada Updates
Kent Wilson
May 10 2010 12:23PM
Not a lot happening in Flamesland right now, so I figured it's time for a tour around the periphery.
In (Modest) Defense of Ales Kotalik
Kent Wilson
May 07 2010 11:06AM
In the Nation roundtable, Ales Kotalik was identified by myself (and others) as budgetary deadweight that would best be expunged from the roster in order to free up some cap dollars. Frankly, I stand by that conclusion. Kotalik is a bad bet to provide value for his $3M/year salary over the next two seasons. While he's been a 20 goal scorer in the past, he's never played against tough competition consistently, meaning he's done most of his damage against third liners and on the power play. In addition, aside from a 62 point outburst for the Sabres back in 2006-05, Kotalik has hovered around the 40 point/season range, meaning he doesn't really do that much damage anyways. Also, he turns 32 in December.
Darryl Sutter: The Bad
Pat Steinberg
May 07 2010 07:46AM
So, last week, I put up the first piece on Calgary Flames GM Darryl Sutter in a "The Good, The Bad, The Ugly" series… I put up three examples, and I'm sure there are more. Well, now on to part two, as I'll throw out three examples that I believe fit in the "bad" category. In this case, I'll classify bad as deals that were made that didn't look terrible to start, but certainly don't look great now.
Picks or it didn't happen: Darryl at the draft
Ryan Lambert
May 06 2010 03:43PM
The other night, I was watching the Penguins and Canadiens play, and I was talking with a friend about the number of players on those teams that they've drafted.
Crosby, Malkin, Goligoski, Talbot, Letang, Staal, Orpik, Kennedy and Fleury were all taken by the Pens via the draft. For the Habs, Plekanec, both Kostitsyns, Subban, Lapierre, Halak, Maxwell, O'Byrne, and Price were all wearing bleu et blanc et rouge on draft day.
And that got me to thinking about the Calgary Flames. Upon doing some research, I quickly wished I'd never undertaken that train of thought.


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I like the part where you call Maverick "Mav". Great video and photos!
There seems to be an influx of duck, duck, goose related photos on the internet today.. I like yours best.
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I wouldn't feel comfortable putting it in there. It might work if I used my Body Cap and kept the lens off. But to put my camera in with the back side down, is about 4.5 inches wide. If I put it in bottom down, with the lens off and body cap on, it would be maybe 3 inches wide.
How did I miss those detailed interior pictures?! I've been going back and forth awaiting the "incoming" pictures and there they were!
As I am typing this on my 15" MBP - I think the computer did this to me on purpose...it's mad at me that it doesn't have a Cadet of it's own! So it's complaining that it's jealous and is going on strike.
(No one mentioned the bat by the bed? Aww, come on!)
Nice use of binder clips to hold the bag open for those great interior shots! I was trying to figure it out - clever!
12:45 AM. Time for some sleep; gotta be up by 6:40 AM. If you search on youtube for "Tom Bihn Cadet" you'll more than likely pop up with my video. It's currently uploading and is at about 70%. I'm sorry if I was mumbling in this one--other people were sleeping in the house and I didn't want to wake anyone.
Spoiler Alert: I say um and uh about 100 times in my video. I blame it on lack of sleep and there being 8 years since my last public speaking class to break that habit again :)
Quick Packing List:
13" Macbook Air in Cache (Regular)
9x5 Ledger
iPad 1
Medium Clear/Iberian Pouch
Clear Mini Pouch w/USB Cables
MBA Video Connector
MBA Charger
Bottle of Water
Pens, Pencils, etc
Small writing notebook,
Mini padded pouch for headphones
FoT pouch w/ hard drive
Solar Dyneema Small pouch with every audio cable/adaptor every necessary
USB Drive Pouch
Kitchen Sink
12 person hot tub
ok. being silly now. Time for bed.
Funny video. It's the first I've seen that mentions expanding the central compartment into the side-pocket space.
Ask Katy to send you a swatch of Navy. It's quieter than the red. (When I reviewed swatches of the new ballistic colors, I said/warned that they were brighter than the photos indicated.)
I'm still not tired of black.
I'm glad it won you over. You seemed ambivalent about it yesterday; I imagine it was quite the letdown to be excited and then disappointed because it wasn't what you expected.
It's impressive what you were able to fit in the Cache, btw. I'm really looking forward to picking up my own for my next conference. That one is not until March; however, I might just have to get it sooner.
Congrats on your Cadet, misterN. I'm jealous of your Cardinal goods! I really like that color. And kudos on the awesome photos and great videos. You did a fantastic job on all of it and I found them extremely helpful. Thanks so much. Was it fun bringing it to work? And did the contents survive the downpour? Enjoy :)
I'd definitely bite the bullet early if you can swing it. It is quite nice. I do think that part of the problem I had initially was due to the fact it was one of those non-normal briefcase colors.
Thank you very much! I had a lot of fun making those up--but hopefully the videos will get better as time progresses. Taking pictures of the interior of the bags is a bit difficult as I found out (it'll make me think twice about asking for very specific pictures on future Tom Bihn Bags.) I'll post a bit later about my first day of work with it, but it was extremely effective. To answer your last question: my goodies inside of the Cadet stayed quite dry while I was going into my car from home and from the car into work. It is exactly what you expect when you order a Tom Bihn bag in terms of water resistance.
I really would buy it RIGHT NOW if I could. Maybe after the holidays. For now, I can just enjoy yours vicariously (we're in the same time zone, so that's got to count for something).
I used to carry a navy blue briefcase-style bag when I was in college, and then I got this awesome Patagonia brief that I carried for most of grad school, until Apple changed the dimensions of the MacBook. I'm kind of actually looking forward to having a black computer bag again! After all, it's not as if TB black is at all boring.
So glad to hear your choice is working out for you.
The first section describes my day, with a bit of background about me. Skip to part two if you just want my review of the Cadet
Section I: My First Day with the Cadet
A little bit about me: I currently work as a school paraprofessional (fancy speak for teacher assistant/office aide) at a Middle School (grades 6, 7, and 8) with roughly 725 students, (my actual job is to supervise students sent out from their classroom for behavioral reasons.) In early November of each year, we have our state standardized testing. For the past three years, I have essentially been coordinating this standardized testing of 725 students. Today we started our testingwhat better way to break in my Cadet then using it all over the school?
Whats in the Cadet? In the main compartment I had the following items: MacBook Air in a Cache, iPad 1, 9x 5 ledger, Kindle in Kindle pouch, medium clear/Iberian pouch with: mini clear/black pouch full of USB cables, HDMI to Thunderbolt adaptor, Bluetooth mouse, and MacBook Air charger.
In the front compartment I have 1 mini padded organizer pouch with my ear buds, a Friend of Tom (FoT) pouch with my external hard drive in it, and a solar dyneema pouch with every possible audio cable/adaptor any insane person would need. In the built in organization slots I currently have a pencil, two pens, a small moleskin notebook, and my iPod touch. My Cadet was full, but I could still add more to it if I needed to.
So my day started out with me being thankful for being part of the Tom Bihn Ecosystem. I originally was going to just take my spectacular Tom Bihn Super EgoI had everything repacked in there that I had in my Cadet video from last night. I changed my mind this morning (mind you, before I realized it was POURING outside.) It took me all of about 20 seconds to move my medium organizer pouch, Kindle pouch, and two key-straps with my mini, small, and FoT pouches into my Cadet. I grabbed my MacBook Air, iPad, ledger and put those in the main compartment and was pretty much good to go. I threw my HTC EVO in the phone compartment and left.
My poor bag was exposed to the cruel November rains here in Wisconsin. After a downpour, I arrived at school and dropped off my coat and threw my Cadet over my shoulder messenger style, while stuffing my test information papers in the back exterior slot of the Cadet. I managed to go up and down three flights of stairs and ended up forgetting that I even had the bag on. The Absolute Strap is quite an amazing strap!
The Cadet was my mobile office today. Once testing was started, my office at school was being used by a small group of students being tested by a teacher. No big deal, since the Cadet, like almost all Tom Bihn bags, have Hermiones bottomless bag spell woven into the fabric. I set up in the student office and was able to build the spreadsheet I am using to keep track of students missing testing (no student left behinderm, untested!)
Once testing was finished, I collected all of the tests for the day and moved them to a secure location. My Cadet was with me once again, bringing my laptop along so I could update my spreadsheet as I went through attendance for every testing group here at school. I kept my HTC EVO in its compartment with the WIFI hotspot enabled so I had Internet access. I had to bounce around 3 different rooms doing this and the bag carried everything I needed with ease. After all of thatmy bag finally took its resting position next to my desk as we returned to a normal school schedule.
Part II: Simple, One-Day Observation/Review
My observations of my first day are this: The Cadet is a great bag. I have a tendency to over pack my Super Ego (well, not really but I do like keeping my camera gear with me.) This bag allows me to keep my mobile office with me, in a refined, stylish, and practical manner. I am very glad that I got the 15/13 version versus trying to see if I couldnt make the 11/iPad version work for my 13 MacBook Air. One fear I had with the Cadet when I ordered the larger version was that it was going to be too big. I personally dont need another big bagmy Super Ego covers that spot perfectly. The 15/13 Cadet is not a big bag (at least to me whos everyday bag was a Super Ego) and the 11/iPad version would not have worked the way I wanted it to.
Cardinal. Cardinal is vexing. Dont get me wrongI like the color. Theres a reason why red cars get pulled over more often. The bag is very boldunder the right light. Depending on the lighting, the bag can be a deep dark red, or more of your standard red. At work today, it looked like the Cardinal color Ive seen online. At home here, it seems a bit brighter. Apparently this Cardinal changes!
I love the sewn in pocket in the main compartment. Its hard for me to explainbut here goes. I own a Ristretto for 13 MacBook. In the main compartment of that, is a padded section for your laptop, and then the rest of the main compartment. Maybe its because the Ristretto is verticalbut I felt like when I put other things into non-padded part, that they either were hanging too high, or way too low. The result as me having to use key straps to be able to pull my organizer pouches out from there. The way the main compartment is set up with the Cadet, I havent had to do this. My Kindle pouch clips on nicely to the O-Ring and fits and sets nicely the smaller divider compartment. I also can clip my Medium organizer pouch that carries the majority of my Airs accessories and have it set nicely in the main compartment. Perhaps why I like the main compartment of the Cadet so much more than the Ristretto is due to the fact that where the laptop area is, is all bag. It isnt a special feature added to the bag (if that makes any sense.) The smaller divider section isnt anything trying to be special. Its a storage space for holding your smaller items. Wow, I went on a bit of a tangent there.
The front compartment of the Cadet can hold its own share of goodies. As I stated up above, Ive got a mini and two small sized pouches clipped in there. In this compartment I felt like it was a better idea to have them connected with key straps so they could stay in the lower part of the compartment as to not obstruct ease of access of the sewn in organizer pockets. If there is anything that I could say about this bag, it would be that for me, the organizer pockets are a bit small. The far right pocket is obviously (maybe not) made for business cards. The pocket next to that, to the left, is a bit more of a mystery to me. I dont really have anything at the moment I want to put in there. There is still probably space for a bottle of water and you could put in one of those neat sandwich tins that Maverick uses in his videos as well.
The handles! The handles are weirdbut in a good way. Maybe later Ill take a picture comparing it to my Super Ego and my Shop bagthey are a lot smaller. I do like how Tom designed them to come very closely together and are easy to grab when the bag is zipped up. The handles maintain their form very well. One might think that since the handles are smaller, that they might cut into your hand as youre holding them. I didnt find that to be the casehowever I didnt hand hold a huge amount yet.
Thinking about it nowthe zippers are sort of small. I realize you dont want huge zippers make a ton of noise on the briefcasebut I found that sometimes they are a bit difficult to get a hold of. Just my two cents on those.
Ill close this section as I opened it: the Cadet is simply amazing, and follows Toms design philosophy of having a simple, yet refined and feature rich bag.


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NHL Game Night: 4-10-14 Flyers at Lightning
Submitted by pete on April 10, 2014 - 20:37The sun still rises in Tampa Bay.
Anders Lindback allowed 2 goals on 36 shots for the victory tonight, 1 of which was an own goal tipped in by Palat. Lindback was magnificent, as he was in relief in the last game against Toronto. Is he as athletic and aesthetically pleasing as Ben Bishop between the pipes? No. Is he fully capable of stopping pucks? Yes, and he showed resiliency and mental toughness by not cracking after the Flyers broke through on him. He stayed focus, got a good team effort in front of him (including some street hockey netminding by Gudas) and got the W.
First Period
2:00 TB Johnson (24), (Stamkos, Kostka)
Second Period
18:39 PHI Simmonds (27), (Giroux, Voracek)(PP)
Third Period
4:33 TB Panik (3), (Hedman, Kostka)
9:43 TB Brewer (2), (Johnson, Palat)
12:22 PHI Couturier (12), (Streit)
14:14 TB Stamkos (25), (Filppula, Hedman)(PP)
Lindback, Tyler Johnson, and Richard Panik were the game's three stars.
Let it not be said that this Lightning team packs it in the second they hit a bump in the road. There was a lot of hand wringing and consternation with the injury to Ben Bishop that will, at a minimum, shut him down for the rest of the regular season. But, much like when Stamkos broke his leg and the captain of the team decided he wanted to go to Broadway, the Lightning circled the wagons. They came out very strong tonight and got a quick goal on Philly, which was great. I thought they took their foot off the gas through to the end of the Second Period, which was not good, but Lindback has something to prove and he played fantastic to keep the Lightning in it until they broke it open in the Third Period, where only a goofy own goal blemished a complete 20 minute team effort. So, the sky didn't fall and, in fact, with Montreal losing tonight the Lightning can get home ice in the first round if they win out in the final 2 games of the regular season.
Throughout the campaign, I've written regularly about segment goals with the team, with an eye on 96 points in 80 games. With the victory tonight, the Lightning nailed down 97 points in 80 games and they got the target number of 12 in the 8th and final segment of the year. In games 81 and 82, if they can get at least 3 of the 4 possible points, they have an opportunity to get to 100 points, which is truly an accomplishment for any team, let alone one this young.
Mike Kostka returned from his concussion with 2 assists, a +3 rating, and 1 blocked shot in 14:18. Win if you can. Survive if Mike Kostka lets you.
Andrej Sustr had 2 penalty minutes and 1 hit in 19:36. It wasn't Andrej's best game, as I've seen him a lot tighter and under control defensively, but it's still pretty good that you can play him 19+ minutes and not worry about him completely wetting the bed. With the appearance tonight, Sustr reaches 41 NHL games played this season, which graduates him from prospect status on the website. Sustr becomes the 10th prospect to graduate this season, finishing out a class the likes of which we may never see again. To put this in perspective, there were only 10 prospects that graduated on the site in the previous 4 seasons combined (I looked it up). Congratulations to Andrej and everyone in the 2013-2014 Bolt Prospects Alumni class.
Box score and extended statistics from NHL.com.
NHL Game Night: 4-8-14 Maple Leafs at Lightning
Submitted by pete on April 8, 2014 - 20:32A solid, satisfying win... but at what price?
Ben Bishop made 3 saves on 3 shots before leaving the game 5:43 into the First Period in serious discomfort after falling to the ice while catching a puck with his glove hand. Wrist, elbow, shoulder? Whatever it was, Bishop was writhing in pain enough to leave doubt whether he'll be available anytime soon. Anders Lindback entered the game and stopped all 25 shots he faced the rest of the way for the combined shutout and the win. Putting aside any critique of Bishop's workload, I feel like Lindback's play in his last start merited more starting time than Cooper has given him. He looked good again tonight, including a sparkling glove save toward the end of the Second Period. What I like about Lindback is the team in front of him seems to simplify its game and pay closer attention to detail rather than simply relying on Ben Bishop to be the eraser for their mistakes. It certainly appeared that way tonight.
First Period
Second Period
9:19 TB Palat (21), (Hedman, Gudas)
15:45 TB Palat (22), (Stamkos, Hedman)(PP)
Third Period
19:47 TB Hedman (13), (unassisted)(EN)
Lindback, Ondrej Palat, and Victor Hedman were the game's three stars.
That was a fantastically well played hockey game by the Tampa Bay Lightning after the debacles against Calgary and Dallas. Ordinarily I'd be really excited about the way they played tonight, because it represents a total reversal of the issues that had plaqued the club earlier this season when it simply couldn't get power play production, couldn't kill penalties with any reliability, and struggled mightily to protect Third Period leads. They were ruthlessly efficient in all three aspects, which bodes well, but...
Between Bishop leaving the game and Sami Salo also leaving early in the Second Period, you wonder if they won the battle and ended up losing the war. It's never a good thing when an injury looks so significant that people start asking you how quickly your KHL-based prospect goaltender-of-the-future might be available to be signed and, gulp, appear for your team in the playoffs. That's the scary predicament of the night, though, pending word on what ails Bishop.
The Lightning's victory tonight puts them at 95 points for the season, 1 shy of our 80-game goal of 96 points and 2 points shy of the 10-game segment goal of 12 points earned. It's remarkable how efficient they've been about staying on schedule all season long.
Andrej Sustr had 2 penalty minutes and 1 blocked shot in 18:10. He, again, had to play bigger minutes with one of his defensive corps-mates out of the game (in this case Salo). He made several key plays in the Second Period including breaking up a 3-on-1 by Toronto's top line. Tonight was his 40th game of the season, meaning he is now just 1 game away from graduation on the site. He'll likely be the capstone to an unprecedented Bolt Prospects Alumni class the likes of which we may never see again.
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Bolts Ink 2013 Pick Henri Ikonen to Entry-level Contract
Submitted by timothy on April 6, 2014 - 16:55TAMPA BAY – The Tampa Bay Lightning have signed forward Henri Ikonen to an entry-level contract today, vice president and general manager Steve Yzerman announced. He will report to the Syracuse Crunch of the American Hockey League for the remainder of the season on an amateur tryout contract.
Ikonen, 19, played in 54 games with the Kingston Frontenacs of the Ontario Hockey League this season, posting 25 goals and 70 points to go along with 49 penalty minutes and a plus-17 rating. He ranked second on the Frontenacs for points and was tied for second for assists with 45. The Savolinna, Finland native scored three shorthanded goals which ranked tied for first on Kingston. Ikonen also skated in seven postseason games for the Frontenacs, recording a goal and six points.
The 5-foot-11, 182-pound forward played in seven games for Team Finland at the 2014 IIHF World Junior Championships in Sweden, recording a goal and three points. Ikonen won the Gold Medal with Team Finland at the tournament.
He has skated in 115 career OHL games, all with Kingston, over the past two seasons, collecting 47 goals and 121 points to go along with 79 penalty minutes. Ikonen set career highs for goals, assists, points, plus/minus and penalty minutes during the 2013-14 season.
Ikonen was selected by the Lightning in the sixth round, 154th overall, at the 2013 NHL Draft.
NHL Game Night: 4-5-14 Stars at Lightning
Submitted by pete on April 5, 2014 - 20:19Time for some real talk, Tampa Bay.
Ben Bishop allowed 5 goals on 28 shots for the loss. It was just an awful game by Bishop, who has been subpar since coming out of the Olympics break. Jamie Benn's second goal was an extremely soft goal that Bishop allowed through him and Roussel's goal came on a seemingly innocuous play where Bishop did not cover a puck at the side of his cage. He's clearly fatigued, both mentally and physically. I get that Cooper wants home ice for the playoffs, but home ice is irrelevant if Bishop keeps playing this poorly. Point blank, I would've put Lindback in for the last 40 minutes of this game and even though the Lightning made it interesting in the Second Period, the fact remains they burned more of what little Bishop had left in the tank tonight and got nothing out of it.
First Period
0:40 DAL Ja. Benn (31), (Goligoski, Seguin)
5:37 DAL Ja. Benn (32), (Garbutt, Fiddler)
18:26 DAL Seguin (35), (Jo. Benn, Ja. Benn)
Second Period
1:57 TB Stamkos (24), (Palat, Hedman)
6:44 TB Sustr (1), (Malone, Thompson)
Third Period
1:26 DAL Fiddler (6), (unassisted)
7:57 DAL Roussel (14), (Garbutt, Eakin)
Tyler Johnson was the game's third star. To be honest, though, this was a game where nobody on the Lightning deserved a star.
Real talk, Tampa Bay. This team has been mediocre at best and a dumpster fire at worst since the Olympics break. Did they manage to string together enough points to lock up a playoff spot early, primarily by manufacturing wins against subpar teams? Yes. But, this team hasn't played well, with the exception of one or two efforts where they actually focused, such as in the game against Montreal. The last two games they have been utterly embarrassed by two teams (Calgary and Dallas) that I know in my heart, man-for-man, they're better than. They're definitely better than Calgary and I know they're better than Dallas, too. But, only if they move their feet and use their heads, and too often for the past month and a half the Lightning have been doing one or the other, or neither, but not both.
At this point I almost give the defensive corps a pass, so a lot of what I'm going to say now will focus on the forwards. True, Sustr got lost after a faceoff in his own end resulting in Seguin's goal tonight, but he atoned for it, unlike others on the Lightning. If you twisted my arm, I'd call out Gudas for being a shadow of what he was prior to getting hurt in that game against Anaheim several months back, but he clearly wasn't at fault tonight after the refs threw him out of the game for no reason. He was ejected for a headshot on a play where he was clearly playing the puck and shielding it from an oncoming Roussel who lowered his head reaching for the puck and ended up taking the worst of it. Gudas wasn't throwing a check and wasn't being careless with his elbows or shoulders. He was playing the puck and making a hockey play. He shouldn't have been tossed and if he gets any supplemental discipline for that play from the NHL then the league should be ashamed. He did nothing wrong on that play. But, I digress.
The forwards on this team have been unwilling to pay a price and unwilling to mind details in the first 2/3rds of the ice. Period. And, while some of it has been the youth of the team, a lot of it has been the veterans. The first Stars goal came directly from a soft misplay of a puck by Teddy Purcell. A couple of others came from bad turnovers by Stamkos, including the back breaker by Fiddler in the Third Period. Even Valtteri Filppula has routinely been guilty of overhandling pucks and turning it over far too frequently. These are your team leaders, and a lot of times they have been, A.) unwilling to take a bump to make a play, and subsequently B.) been throwing the puck into bad areas and putting a struggling, fatigued goaltender in bad situations. These are your veteran leaders. These are the guys you need to mind their details, and they aren't. The forwards on this team, lately, have been soft as Charmin along the wall, they don't come back hard or deep enough to help out their, mediocre at best athletically, defensemen, and to top it all off they've been flat out idiotic with the puck half the time when they actually do have it. It's inexcusable, and while you might be able to punish Purcell with reduced ice time, it's not like you can sit Stamkos or Filppula. It's on those two to wake up and lead by example. Otherwise, I hope they liked Andreychuk's statue unveiling tonight and that bronze Stanley Cup out on the plaza, because they won't get within a country mile of the sterling silver one playing the way they have.
And what's worst of all is this: I expected this team to rebound after wetting the bed against Calgary. After embarrassing themselves that badly against Calgary you would think they'd be ready to go tonight. Nope. That's how fat, happy, and pleased with themselves they are right now. I'm so disappointed in this team right now, and I'm not willing to give them a pass because of their youth. Baloney. They're so much better than they've been playing lately and they should expect so much more of themselves, let alone what those of us who watch this team's expectations are. This has been a special season, and they owe it to themselves to finish it right. The last thing that they should want to happen is to stumble to the finish line, get blasted out of the first round of the playoffs, and have this season end up tasting like a dung sandwich all summer. But, you know, that's what this is turning into. A big old dung sandwich. Real talk.
Andrej Sustr had his first NHL goal and was -1 with 2 shots, 1 hit, and 1 blocked shot in 20:27, paired most of the night with Victor Hedman. Putting aside the play where he got lost on his faceoff assignment on Seguin's goal late in the First Period, he played reasonably well. He atoned for it with his rebound goal and he helped fill the void when Gudas was thrown out of the game for no good reason. Sustr is 2 games away from graduation here on the site, and if he plays like he did tonight for the team, he could provide them a shot in the arm from a depth standpoint.
Box score and extended statistics from NHL.com.
NHL Game Night: 4-3-14 Flames at Lightning
Submitted by pete on April 3, 2014 - 21:59Classic letdown.
Ben Bishop allowed 3 goals on 24 shots for the loss including one goal directly resulting from a major puckhandling error on Bishop's part. Just a poor, flat effort on the entire team's part, including Bishop's.
First Period
10:20 CGY Cammalleri (25), (unassisted)
10:35 CGY Westgarth (4), (Breen)
Second Period
15:56 TB Palat (20), (Carle, Callahan)
Third Period
18:04 CGY Glencross (11), (Cammalleri, Russell)(PP)
19:44 CGY Glencross (12), (unassisted)(EN)
Matt Carle was the game's third star. I'm thinking that was some kind of belated April Fool's joke.
Hopefully, lesson learned. The team was fat and happy after the big win against Montreal and clinching a playoff berth. A soft goal and two Calgary greasy goals later, they were done for. Games aren't played on paper, and the other team gets paid to play too. If you don't come prepared to play, you can fall behind and lose a game pretty easily against anyone in the NHL.
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Bam. Click. The door was shut, a hand locked it, and the figure in black garb walked toward the main room. The figure wasn't old in age, but the color was gone from his skin and bags upon bags hung from his eyes. His once jet black hair was a mesh tasseled and mixed. White and grey strands were already starting to appear. The silver ring with its phoenix crested ruby was the only thing that gleamed in the dim candle light and even that lacked it's past splendor. The figure wasn't the only one sitting at the table, there was an entire family, each looking worse than the cloaked man.
"So doctor, what do you make of it? Can you aid our dear?" A voice spoke up from what looked like to be the head of the house - old and withered, paler and weak.
The doctor heard his voice and he shivered. His head turned back to look at the closed wooden door. The things that had come out of the mouth of that child were still plaguing his mind. He was at a loss for words. In all of his years of apprenticeship and even as a mastered physician he had never seen the likes of this. Magic was his specialty, he was used to healing and curing with the spells of druids and clerics, but this was not something one could cure. "I'm afraid there is no cure for what your child possesses."
"-But surely, there must be something. The neighbors they complain and it's all I can do to stop them from driving us away. We already moved to the edge of the town, away from the gates. If this continues we'll be hearing from the king's own guards they threaten." He spoke.
The doctor was going to speak, but then it came.
A shrill of a shriek - the pitch that only a child makes when being slaughtered, the volume loud enough to make ears bleed – blasted from the closed door that did little to muffle the sound. It lasted no longer than that of another person's scream but it repeated. Over and over the sound came and went, only after hours of the torturous scream did it stop and not for long. Afterwards came the soft sound of sobs and sniffles.
Behind the closed doors of the room laid a small child, no older than ten. Her long black hair would touch her mid back. She was covered only with a cotton nightgown and laid not on soft feathery beds but on peasant rolls of sheets. Her bed was stained red from blood, wounds all over her body show the markings of deep gashes and cuts yet no more blood bled out. The inner works of her body could be seen and witnessed, there was no healing but there was no killing happening either. Her flesh did not rot but simply continued to live. Yet this sight of horror was not what ailed the family or the doctor… it was the horrors of the words that came out of her mouth. The ramblings of phrophecy that were in a tongue long forgotten. The only knowledge of what the ramblings could be came from her after she came back from the trance. What had been shrieks of screams were in reality prophetic words in the tongue of the Abyssals. The words they made her say… She repeated over and over again in her sobs and tears. 'The phoenix will fall… The golden arrow will slay them all… and then the skys will fall… and all will die… all will die… all will die…'


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RE: DISCUSSION - Pakistan update
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Date | 2009-10-23 15:49:42 |
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On Behalf Of Ben West
Sent: Friday, October 23, 2009 9:43 AM
To: Analyst List
Subject: Re: DISCUSSION - Pakistan update
I was thinking we could make it like the Mexico or China security monitor
where you scroll over an incident and a text box pops up with a
description of the event. I'll have to check with graphics, but I think
that's something that once we get built, could continually update pretty
Reva Bhalla wrote:
i think that might be the easiest way to address all this. Have like a
graf or couple lines for each attack as part of a graphic that we can
update so we give our bit of analysis, and if something requires more
in-dpeth treatment the graphic can link to a full-length analysis
at this rate, we're gonna be seeing attacks like this daily
On Oct 23, 2009, at 8:36 AM, Ben West wrote:
If we wanted to do a timeline though, I could get with graphics and we
could lay out all the military and militant activity since operations
in SWA started nearly 2 weeks ago in an interactive.
scott stewart wrote:
This was all penny ante stuff. The military complex attack was one
dude on a bike wearing a suicide jacket.
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[mailto:email@example.com] On Behalf Of Lauren Goodrich
Sent: Friday, October 23, 2009 8:00 AM
To: Analyst List
Subject: DISCUSSION - Pakistan update
So today we have:
-bus bomb
-bomb at military complex
-pretty big market bomb
-restaurant bomb
Did I miss any?All of these in the same area?
Might be cool to pull a timeline together for this week, since it
was extra explody
Kristen Cooper wrote:
absolutely! Ben West can tell you who is currently in charge of
the Pakistan attack database - I think it might be Ginger
(its...um, huge to say the least)
On Oct 23, 2009, at 6:46 AM, Lauren Goodrich wrote:
Are we doing an attack database or timeline like for Iraq,
Caucasus, etc?
Chris Farnham wrote:
Suicide attacker hits Pakistani military complex
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ISLAMABAD - A suicide bomber killed six people Friday near a
military complex in northern Pakistan reportedly associated
with the country's nuclear weapons program, as the government
presses on with a week-old offensive against militants in the
The attack took place near a sprawling aeronautical facility
in Kamra around 50 kilometers (30 miles) from the
capital Islamabad.
The site is often mentioned by foreign military experts and
research groups as a likely place for storing parts of nuclear
missiles or the planes that can carry them. The army, which
does not give information on where its nuclear weapons are
stored, has denied that the facility has any links to the
weapons program.
The attacker was reportedly riding a bicycle and blew himself
up at a checkpoint on a road leading to the complex,
said police officerFakhrialim Raja. Six people were killed,
four of them civilians, he said.
The attack was part of a wave of violence sweeping Pakistan as
its army presses ahead with an anti-Taliban offensive in the
northwestern region of South Waziristan. At least 170 people
have been killed in bombings and raids on western and security
related targets in recent weeks.
The complex at Kamra has been targeted at least once before.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A suspected suicide bomber killed at
least three people outside an aeronautical complex
in Pakistan on Friday, police said.
"There was an apparent suicide attack and at least three
people have been killed," said police official Ali Khan. The
attack happened near the town of Kamra, northwest of
(Reporting by Zeeshan Haider; Editing by Robert Birsel and
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