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Jeff turns to Lill. What about this whole "one day at Morgan, then the merge" thing anyway? She says that she's thrilled by the merge, as Andrew eyes her with suppressed rage. "I'm just glad that I now have a larger family," she says, not being the first person to ever confuse a tribe with a family, but perhaps being the most sincere one. Maybe later, they can all roast marshmallows and study knots there in the troop -- er, "tribe."
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Nassau-Suffolk Youth Band and Concert Band - Tilles Center for the Performing Arts April 12, 2013 - Greenvale
Presented by the Nassau-Suffolk Performing Arts, this band performs a variety of delightful numbers.
Fiddler on the Roof - National Tour - Molloy College at Madison Theatre April 12, 2013 - Rockville Centre
Based on the stories of Sholom Aleichem, Fiddler on the Roof has captured the hearts of people all over the world with its humor, warmth and honesty. The universal theme of tradition cuts across barriers of race, class, nationality and religion, leaving audiences crying tears of laughter, joy and sadness.
Christopher O'Riley, piano, and Matt Haimovitz, cello in "Shuffle.Play.Listen." - Tilles Center for the Performing Arts April 12, 2013 - Greenvale
Get closer to great music. Today's brightest classical artists are rethinking the recital, exploring new repertoire, a more casual performance style and more intimate venues. IMAGINE! The engaging host of NPR's From the Top and the adventurous Israeli-born cellist will reprise the eclectic mix of classical music and contemporary pop which has made their CD Shuffle.Play.Listen. a sensation.
Jump for Joy - Floral Park Public Library April 12, 2013 - Floral Park
Children (age 18 months-4 years) with their caregivers enjoy music, movement, and fun filled activities.
Tot Shabbat - Temple B'nai Torah April 12, 2013 - Wantagh
The community is invited to join Rabbi Marci Bellows, Cantor Steven Sher, Gail Goldstein and Emily Altman for this, special early childhood Shabbat experience of singing, and storytelling. Temple B'nai Torah, a Reform congregation of over 500 families serves the South Shore of Nassau County, including Wantagh, Bellmore, Merrick, East Meadow, Levittown, Seaford, Massapequa, and Massapequa Park.
Toddler Learning Center - Bellerose Library April 12, 2013 - Bellerose
Children ages 18-36 months, with parent or caregiver, play with educational toys and games, do simple craft projects, learn songs and rhymes. Preregistration required.
Glow Bounce - Pump It Up of Great Neck April 12, 2013 - Great Neck
Come join in on an open bounce with a twist. After you get your GLOW necklace and once we start your ultimate jump experience we turn up the fun, make the arenas glow in the dark and display special effects lighting throughout. This is fun for the entire family. Please don't forget socks and a signed waiver are always required to play at Pump It Up. Suggested GLOW party dress attire include white, neon, sport stripes, tie dye or glow in the dark clothing for the best GLOW experience. Be creative. Use your imagination.
Yoga for Special Needs Children - Manhasset Public Library April 12, 2013 - Manhasset
Manhasset SEPTA will offer a series of 30-minute yoga classes for children ages 4 to 9 years. The classes are taught by Maria Perez from Kids Yoga with Maria. Children will learn breathing and relaxation techniques. There are two sessions being offered. Please indicate a preference for a session when registering.
LEARN TO DRAW with ART TEACHER AMY- Children 6-9 - First United Methodist Church April 12, 2013 - Amityville
Step-by-step, your child can learn to draw animals, landscapes, people and masterworks while they experiment with chalk and oil pastels, watercolors and markers.
Mothers' Center Circle - Baldwin Public Library April 12, 2013 - Baldwin
Part of the National Mothers' Center, this group provides a social outlet for mothers and their children. Discuss the challenges and joys of parenting, while the children enjoy a play group. The group provides a welcoming, non-judgmental environment where mothers can share insights and build confidence. Registration required.
Oliver! - CM Performing Arts Center April 12, 2013 - Oakdale
The musical Oliver! vividly brings to life Dickens? story of the boy who asked for more. From the orphanage to the mean streets of London, the ever-optimistic Oliver strives to survive while encoutering such memorable characters as Nancy, Fagin, Bill Sikes and the Artful Dodger.
Wantagh Park Family Festival - Wantagh Park April 12, 2013 - Wantagh
Stunning park setting, POP rides, international and festival foods. Visit local Wantagh merchants to pick up NEWTON SHOWS coupons.
21st Annual Student Art Festival, Part II: Grades 9-12 - Guild Hall Through April 14, 2013 - East Hampton
The exhibition features over 3,500 pieces of student art from high schools from 11 participating public, private and home schools in the Amagansett, East Hampton, Greenport, Montauk, Wainscott, Southampton, Bridgehampton, Shelter Island, and Sagaponack districts. March 19-April 14, 2013.
Family Scavenger Hunt - East End Arts Gallery Through April 19, 2013 - Riverhead
Families are invited to explore the gallery with an interactive scavenger hunt, where adults and children alike can search for items like suns and paintbrushes within the works of abstract and figurative art in the current gallery show. This show features artwork that brings the subject back to some sort of beginning – its origin. March 15-April 19.
Cirque Du Solieil Presents 'Totem' - Citi Field Lot C. Through April 21, 2013 - Flushing
Tony Hawk / Rad Science - New York Hall of Science Through April 22, 2013 - Corona
Find out how the physics of gravity, force, velocity and balance make radical tricks possible in action sports in this program that runs through April 22. Children under age 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Rainbows - Long Island Children's Museum Through April 30, 2013 - Garden City
Come learn the colors of the rainbow and how they are made. Have fun painting your own beautiful rainbow to brighten up April's spring showers. The program runs through April 30.
Poetry Month - Walt Whitman Birthplace Through April 30, 2013 - Huntington
In honor of poetry month, Walt Whitman Birthplace is offering activities for kids who can "make and take" a poem in the Poetry Corner. Using spring themes of bunnies, tulips, chicks, butterflies and Easter eggs, kids can create their very own poems. Craft supplies will be available. In addition, step back to the 19th century and, with a knowledgeable interpreter, tour the farmhouse in which Whitman was born. Also, hear a recording of Walt's voice reading his poem, "America." April 1-April 30,2013.
Math & Science Homework Help - Long Island Science Center Through June 01, 2013 - Riverhead
Students in grades 1-8 may be dropped off on Saturdays to receive help with homework. No pre-registration required.
Huntington Arts Council Exhibit: Living Color Art - Art-Trium, Through June 17, 2013 - Melville
This exhibit features the work of four artists. Each artist selected focuses on the unique and varied ways that color lives in our lives.
After School Arts - Theresa Academy of Performing Arts Through June 19, 2013 - Lido Beach
Theresa Academy of Performing Arts for Students with Special Needs offers dance, drama, music, drumming, fine art, yoga, and drama classes for students with special needs and their siblings. Classes meet weekly after school and on weekends.
Israel at 65 - Jewish Discovery Museum @ SYJCC Through August 31, 2013 - Commack
This hands-on exhibit allows families to learn about Jewish life, history, values, traditions and heroes, as well as Israel and the Hebrew language. The interactive displays are designed to transform visitors into participants, offering adults and children a unique opportunity to discover the wonders of Jewish heritage. Through August 31, 2013.
Autism Spectrum Parent Support Group - Family and Children's Association Through September 01, 2013 - Mineola
Family Center's Spectrum Support Group offers caregivers mutual support by providing opportunities to meet with others also raising children who are dually diagnosed. To be eligible the child must have a primary Mental Health diagnosis and a secondary Spectrum diagnosis. Groups are facilitated by Parent Advocates, each having their own unique experience raising a child under the Spectrum. While caregivers attend group, respite can be provided to children ages 5-17. To receive respite, an intake is required. This ensures staff is familiar with the child, making caregiver's participation more relaxing. Meetings are held the first and third Monday of each month, except holidays. RSVP Miriam at 516-485-5914 xtn 2223 no later than seven days prior to the meeting date.
Friendship Bracelet and Lanyard Making Class - The Lanyard Ladies Through October 03, 2013 - East Rockaway
Looking for a fun after-school or weekend activity? Does your child want to learn how to make friendship and lanyard bracelets? Kids can make as many bracelets as they want. Each child will also receive a special gift. 15% sibling discount. Please call to reserve your space. You can also book a private play-date(10 or more children needed). Call for more information.
Feeding Nemo! Behind-the-Scenes Tour - Long Island Aquarium & Exhibition Center Through December 31, 2013 - Riverhead
Go behind-the-scenes and see firsthand all that's involved in creating a hospitable environment for the aquarium's residents. And you may get a chance to help feed the clownfish. While the Seal Exhibit is under construction, you can visit them up close and personal on the tour.
Behind-the-Scenes Tours - Long Island Aquarium & Exhibition Center Through December 31, 2013 - Riverhead
Go behind the scenes at the aquarium and see firsthand all that's involved in creating a home for the aquatic residents, including helping to feed the clownfish.
Sculpture Mystery: The Great Art Caper - Hofstra University Museum Through January 01, 2014 - Hempstead
Uncover clues to help solve a mystery in the outdoor sculpture collection. Pick up your caper kit at Emily Lowe Gallery, have fun while discovering more about these works, and at the end of the caper return to Emily Lowe Gallery for a prize. For everyone ages 4-9 and their grown-up companions all year-round. The program runs through January 1, 2014.
Sculpture Exploration Backpack - Hofstra University Museum Through January 01, 2014 - Hempstead
Kids and their grown up companions can stop in at the Hofstra University Museum's Emily Lowe Gallery, and pick up a backpack. At the end of your tour, return the backpack and each child will receive a small gift from the Museum. The program runs through January 1, 2014.
Outdoor Sculpture Biennial - Adelphi University Through May 31, 2014 - Garden City
See the work of 10 skilled sculptors located throughout the scenic 75-acre arboretum on the Garden City campus. This outdoor installation showcases the talents of Miggy Buck (NY), John Clement (NY), Maria Hall (NY), Ed Haugevik (NY), William King (NY), Anti Liu (NY), Johnny Poux (NY), Kim Radochia (MA), Christopher Saucedo (NY), and Hans Van de Bovenkamp (NY). Works of art encompass use of various materials-steel, bronze, aluminum, concrete and reflective mirrors. These man-made creations are transposed into poetic visual narrations. The exhibition runs through May 31, 2014.
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College Basketball Odds: West Virginia at Connecticut Spread, Preview & Public Picks |
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Battle of Coaching Jim Calhoun and Bob Huggins have combined to coach in 1,935 games, but they've only squared off against each other once. The coaches will meet for the first time in nearly 13 years when Calhoun and No. 15 Connecticut welcome Huggins and West Virginia to Hartford, Conn. on Saturday. Oddsmakers from Bodog have made Connecticut -5 point spread favorites (View College Basketball odds) for today's game (Game Matchup). Current public betting information shows that 84% of bets for this game have been placed on Connecticut -5 (View College Basketball bet percentages). Huggins, who has 610 career wins, joined his alma mater before this season - his first in the Big East. He parted ways with Cincinnati before the Bearcats joined the league in the 2005-06 season. Calhoun, meanwhile, ranks third among active Division I coaches with 772 career victories as he tries to guide Connecticut (22-6, 11-4) back into the NCAA tournament after a one-year absence. This is the Hall of Famer's 22nd season with the Huskies. The only previous time the coaches met was in the second round of the 1995 NCAA tournament when Connecticut beat Cincinnati 96-91. While an NCAA bid for Calhoun's club seems secure, Huggins and West Virginia (20-8, 9-6) could probably cement one with another big road win. The Mountaineers won for the fourth time in five games with an 85-73 victory at DePaul on Wednesday. Alex Ruoff scored 22 points for West Virginia, which used a 22-0 run in the first half to build a big lead and never looked back. The Mountaineers improved to 3-4 in conference road games. "We're 9-6 in the league with three to go," Huggins told the school's official Web site. "We need to keep doing what we're doing and get some more road wins." West Virginia has never won at Connecticut, losing all six previous visits. The last three meetings between the teams have all been in Morgantown, however, and West Virginia improved to 3-11 in the overall series with an 81-71 win in the only matchup last season. In that game, the Mountaineers were able to hold UConn forward Jeff Adrien to seven points and eight rebounds. The Huskies are expecting a different effort from their leading scorer this time after Adrien had a career-high 27 points and 11 boards in a 79-61 win at Rutgers on Tuesday. It was his third straight double-double and 15th of the season - good for second in the Big East. Adrien, averaging 14.9 points and 9.3 rebounds, credited a conversation with Calhoun for his big performance. "Anytime coach talks to me about anything I need to come through," Adrien said. "He talks to me and tells me I'm not playing like Jeff Adrien. Whenever I talk to coach I always tend to step it up for some reason. He asked for 40 (minutes) and I gave him 40." Stanley Robinson and Craig Austrie each added 18 points for the Huskies, who have won 10 of 11. UConn sophomore guard Jerome Dyson returned after a nine-game suspension for violating team rules. Dyson, who started the first 18 games and averages 13.7 points, had three points and five assists in 15 minutes off the bench. "It was good," Dyson said of his return. "I just wanted to be out on the floor with my teammates. That was the biggest thing that I missed, just being on the floor with my teammates." The Huskies are 14-1 at home, including 7-1 in Hartford. by: Staff Writers - Email Us More NCAA College Basketball Coverage from theSpread.com - NCAA College Basketball teams |


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Fanthology 76
Fanthology 76 is a science fiction anthology edited by Victoria Vayne.
Fanthology 76 is a collection of writing and art published in fanzines in 1976. It was published in 1977.
Contributors to this volume, in order of appearance are: Taral Wayne (with a full-page illustration, "Worldscon 127"), Harry Warner, Jr. (Horizons) (with an essay, "1976: The Year in Fandom," written specially for this volume), Bob Shaw, Victoria Vayne (as "J-P Sartre"), Mark M. Keller, Harry Warner Jr., Linda Bushyager (Karras), Lee Hoffman (Science Fiction Five Yearly), Leroy Kettle, Mae Strelkov, Lou Stathis, Aljo Svoboda, D. M. Carter, Bob Tucker (Le Zombie, Science Fiction Newsletter), Don D'Ammassa (Mythologies), Tom Perry (Quark), Grant Canfield, Bob Wilson and David Emerson.
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The sparring began almost immediately. Was our long-term BMW X3 yet another pearl in a long necklace of sublime ultimate driving machines or just a rough-riding Austrian-built anomaly that's missed the mark? Unusually, the debate would be carried out within the pages of the X3's logbook (where editors can lob verbal grenades without ever making eye contact.) And Don Quixote-like, the little SUV's defense would be championed by a sole X3 admirer among us. Ultimately, he was dead wrong--but we'll let the logbook tell this story for itself.
In retrospect, the seeds for many of our plot's ensuing troubles were sown even before the X3 arrived. Giddy at its long list of nifty available features, we filled our basket a bit too full, adding $13,950 in goodies to an already dizzying $30,995 base price. Ka-ching! $44,945, total. And even at that, it would've cost another six grand to move up from our 184-horse, 2.5-liter six to the 225-horse, 3.0-liter. Among our selected options were leather seats, $1450 (more later), and the $3700 Premium Package (including cruise control, a giant glass moonroof, power seats, snazzy interior trim, rain-sensing wipers, climate control, foglights, and trip computer), the automatic transmission at $1275 (no bargain), the nav system at $1800, and the $1500 Sport Package (our X3's ultimate downfall). All this was ladled atop a genre of vehicle BMW can arguably take credit for inventing (Acura's recent RDX, for instance, follows directly in the BMW's premium-entry SUV tire tracks.)
Within days of the X3's arrival, our Don Quixote (DQ, we'll discreetly call him) was scribbling away: "The X3 is becoming just as cool to be seen in as an X5. In fact, in Hollywood and Beverly Hills, it might even be cooler, just like an iPod Shuffle is becoming hipper than the standard one." (This raised our collective eyebrows.) "The X3 might be smaller than the X5, but its edgy sheetmetal leaves no doubt that this is the newer, more desirable SUV. It took a while, but now X3s are all over town."
Our friend was just about on the precipice of delirium. So we gently tried to edge him back to reality: "I awaited Motor Trend's long-term X3 with great anticipation," we wrote. "Unfortunately, the one sent to us strikes me as overpriced, overweight, underpowered, cramped in the back seat, and jouncy on all but perfect roads." Fact check: Yes, ours weighed a rotund 4105 pounds. But the comment had no effect: "The 2.5-liter is actually more adequate than I thought it would be, and some of this must be attributed to the well-geared tranny."
Retort: "I'm afraid it's underpowered and is never in the gear I want, so I find myself too often in manual shift mode." Again, nothing: "The X3 is nimble and precise, providing an enthralling driving experience (even with the smaller engine) that can't be found in any other crossover for any price."
One even emulated Dr. Seuss: "I'm not happy when I drive this BMW. I don't like the A/C circulation; I don't like the lack of cupholders; I don't like the way the rearview mirrors position themselves; I don't like the way the car bounces all over the road." Fortunate for the X3 that BMW doesn't offer a green-eggs-and-ham option.
Yet the rhyme produced a crack. "Okay, okay, I'll admit the stiff springs and shocks provide a borderline unacceptable ride on any road that isn't perfectly smooth. Yet [here we go again], the sport suspension earns its keep on fast, long sweepers. It leaves timid drivers and their less capable cars in the dust." Why we didn't call a doctor then and there, it's hard to say.
Undoubtedly, our long-termer would've been much better received with the standard suspension. And this is particularly a shame because, by the time our X3 was being built, Munich had already gotten the message and was softening-up the regular model. Otherwise, our X3 proved reliable, its only quirks being an instance when the radio briefly went fritzy (fixed by switching the ignition off and on), and the forward parking sensors operated only when the shifter was slotted into reverse (fixed at no cost). The only remaining gripes were the black interior (a question of taste), the driver seat's stitching that could be felt against the back, and the rocker panel's habit of cleaning itself with your pant leg. Our average fuel consumption over 15,059 miles was 17.7 mpg, and with a present retail value of approximately $34,700, our X3's cost per mile calculates out to $0.85 per mile (including depreciation and assuming $3 per gallon gas). Rather steep.
Maybe it was the lack of anywhere to stash his iPod, but finally DQ dropped his spear: Bristling: "I ended up storing my iPod between the adjustable seat bottom of the passenger seat." And then--drum-roll--"Sometimes the punishing ride puts me in a bad mood. It makes me think it won't be long until my tongue gets caught between my teeth over a rough bit of road and the harsh suspension causes me to bite my own tongue off."
DQ's last entry in the book? Defiantly: "I still love the aggressive tone from the straight-six. These motors are still one the best reasons to buy a six-cylinder-powered BMW."
Nobody can disagree with that one.
From the logbook"The big moonroof can be enjoyed by the front and rear occupants. Aluminum interior trim has a great look; too bad there isn't more of it in the X3's sea of black interior. An ultimate driving machine should have some power, but the 2.5-liter in this two-ton vehicle just isn't up to the task." -John Matthius "Why put up with the poor ride and less room when you could have just as much versatility with an AWD 3 or 5 Series wagon? Here's what happens when you make a BMW out of an SUV."-Angus MacKenzie
"The X3 is fairly compact compared with the larger X5, but it doesn't feel too tight. Why does this relatively small six-cylinder engine require expensive premium fuel?"-John Kiewicz
"The X3 is now officially my daughter's favorite vehicle...one look at the DVD system, and she showed up for our drive with 'The Lion King' in hand. 'Daddy, drive around please, it's not over yet.' Need to chuck a bunch of those over-priced options (my daughter won't be pleased) and get the price down to the low/mid-$30s." -Arthur St. Antoine


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By MICHAEL FALCONE (@michaelpfalcone) and AMY WALTER (@amyewalter)
- RESPONDING TO TRAGEDY: Both President Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney responded to the news of a shooting at a movie theater in Aurora, Colo., early Friday that, so far, has left at least 12 people dead and at least 50 people injured.
- PRESIDENT OBAMA: "Michelle and I are shocked and saddened by the horrific and tragic shooting in Colorado. Federal and local law enforcement are still responding, and my Administration will do everything that we can to support the people of Aurora in this extraordinarily difficult time. We are committed to bringing whoever was responsible to justice, ensuring the safety of our people, and caring for those who have been wounded. As we do when confronted by moments of darkness and challenge, we must now come together as one American family."
- MITT ROMNEY: "Ann and I are deeply saddened by the news of the senseless violence that took the lives of 15 people in Colorado and injured dozens more. We are praying for the families and loved ones of the victims during this time of deep shock and immense grief. We expect that the person responsible for this terrible crime will be quickly brought to justice."
- VEEPWATCH: The timetable for Romney to announce his running mate ahead of his international trip is narrowing with the presumptive GOP nominee set to leave the country by the middle of next week, notes ABC News' Veep Whisperer Arlette Saenz. Romney is slated to hold an event at Coastal Forest Products in Bow, N.H., where a home state senator and VP potential — Kelly Ayotte — is expected to appear. Most of the vice presidential contenders have returned to their home states with Rob Portman scheduled to appear at Dannon Yogurt headquarters in Ohio today and at a fundraiser for Romney in Lima, Ohio. Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty is still expected to be at his home in Eagan, MN where he's been all week.
BOSTON — Though today's news will be dominated by the tragic shooting in Colorado, politically it feels like we're turning the page — or at least the momentum.
After two weeks of volleys from both sides on tax returns and Mitt Romney's record at Bain Capital, the former Massachusetts governor and his allies have been finally been able to move onto offense and capitalize on President Obama's "you didn't build it" comment.
The Romney campaign's latest television ad, released this morning, features the owner of a metal fabricating company who asks: "My father's hands didn't build this company? My hands didn't build this company? Through hard work and a little bit of luck, we built this business. Why are you demonizing us for it? It's time we had somebody who believes in us, someone who believes that achievement should be rewarded, not punished." WATCH: http://mi.tt/OyLGcb
And although the context of President Obama's quote is taken out of context, in a campaign where both sides have actively twisted the words and meanings of their opponents, the Obama campaign's protestations ring hollow.
Between today's new offensive and yesterday's favorable polling for Team Romney, the campaign has managed to end the week on the upswing.
And assuming Romney does not announce a running mate before going abroad, which seems like a pretty safe assumption, the Romney campaign was able to draft off of all of the speculation fairly masterfully.
From the rumor that former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was on the short list to the campaign's decision to let many of the possible vice presidential contenders loose on the television and radio airwaves this week, Romney officials fed a media frenzy at the moment when everyone was hungry for more.
NOT SO FAST: PRO-OBAMA GROUPS TELL ROMNEY TO RELEASE HIS RETURNS (EN ESPAÑOL). The pro-Obama super PAC Priorities USA Action and the political arm of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) have put together a Spanish-language ad on Mitt Romney's tax returns. Translated script: "Our vote is based on trust but Mitt Romney's not telling us everything. He made millions while firing workers and outsourcing jobs overseas. He keeps accounts in the Cayman Islands to avoid paying taxes here in the U.S. Now, Romney refuses to share all of his tax returns. What is he hiding? Romney He wants us to show him our papers. But he doesn't show us his. How can we trust Mitt Romney?" The new ad, called "SinConfianza" (translated: "No Trust") will run in Colorado, Nevada and Florida. WATCH: http://bit.ly/MzagvE
NEW ABC/YAHOO! VIDEO: LEAHY GETS ANOTHER BATMAN ROLE. What happens when a politician trades the C-SPAN camera for the movie camera? Senator Patrick Leahy is a mild mannered judiciary committee chairman by day, Gotham crime fighter by night. WATCH: http://yhoo.it/MO4akQ
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EYES ON THE VEEPS: ABC News reporters have kept tabs on the vice presidential contenders in recent days, and ABC News' Matt Negrin wraps up the best of these potential candidates movements, from Pawlenty's perfectly manicured lawn to Ryan walking through a Capitol Hill building with a pillow in one hand in his son's hand in the other. "It's been reported that Mitt Romney's campaign has asked potential running mates if they've been faithful. ABC News can attest that in recent days, none of them have been unfaithful. The short list has been subjected to a near round-the-clock scrutiny by the media," Negrin wrote. "Here's what we've learned: Paul Ryan entered his Capitol Hill office this morning carrying a pillow and holding his son's hand. Ryan, a budget chief in the making from Wisconsin, sleeps on a cot in his office, where he dreams of deficits jumping over a cliff….Tim Pawlenty is … somewhere. Shush Walshe reports from his home in Eagan, Minn.: 'It's on a pretty, manicured street. Everyone seems to have a dog, bike, and running habit. His house is a modest gray clapboard home. The lawn is perfectly manicured with flower boxes on the windows. A white wicker chair is by the front door.' http://abcn.ws/Oe39Vw
PORTMANIA: ABC News' Russell Goldman caught up with Portman at the Cincinnati airport close to 1 a.m. on Friday morning, and the Ohio Senator told him he had a chatty seatmate on his flight into Ohio because he's "much more recognizable these days." A May Quinnipiac poll showed 59 percent of Ohio voters didn't know enough about Portman to have an opinion of him, but with his name in the news as a potential VP pick, this unfamiliarity with the Ohio senator could be changing.
THE CONTENDERS' DAIRY STOPS: ABC News' Shushannah Walshe picks up on a common theme between two of the vice presidential possibilities as they wait to hear Romney's verdict on his Running mate. "We don't know who will be Mitt Romney's running mate, but both contenders reported to be on the short list are cornering the dairy market. [Friday] Ohio Senator Rob Portman is meeting employees at the Dannon Yogurt and Crown Equipment in New Bremen, Ohio," Walshe wrote. "On a call Thursday with reporters, Portman was asked if he would be confirming his VP candidacy at a press conference following the tour. 'The only thing I can confirm is that I will be eating yogurt,' Portman said. And the New Hampshire Republican Party – perhaps thinking more longterm, if less about calories — sent out this tweet Thursday afternoon that former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty will be at an ice cream social event in Manchester on Aug. 11. @NHGOP Aug 11 ice cream social w/ Tim Pawlenty at 1800 Elm St Manch from 1 – 3. $20 per ticket, RSVP online here http://t.co/OcMP7VgE A New Hampshire Republican confirmed the event and tells ABC News the ice cream social is a 'state party event,' but they 'work closely with the Romney campaign' and they are 'aware of the event.'" http://abcn.ws/Mz6KkJ
DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT MARCO RUBIO?: Elizabeth Hartfield lists nine fun facts voters might not know about Sen. Marco Rubio, from his hate of the BeeGees and disco to how he's one of the least wealthy members of the senate. http://abcn.ws/LCa50U
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OBAMA CHANNELS AYN RAND. The Washington Times' Dave Boyer reports: "… President Obama changed his tune Thursday night about some roundly criticized comments that entrepreneurs don't build businesses on their own. 'I was saying the other day, we take pride in individual initiative and … we don't like handouts,' Mr. Obama told supporters in West Palm Beach, Fla. 'We don't expect government to solve every problem and we don't think the government should help people who don't want to even help themselves.'" http://bit.ly/
ROMNEY'S BAIN DEPARTURE: NO ABSENTEE OWNER. The Boston Globe's Beth Healy and Michael Kranish report: "Interviews with a half-dozen of Romney's former partners and associates, as well as public records, show that he was not merely an absentee owner during this [after taking leave to run the Olympics in 1999]. He signed dozens of company documents, including filings with regulators on a vast array of Bain's investment entities. And he drove the complex negotiations over his own large severance package, a deal that was critical to the firm's future without him, according to his former associates. Indeed, by remaining CEO and sole shareholder, Romney held on to his leverage in the talks that resulted in his generous 10-year retirement package, according to former associates."http://b.globe.com/NCuilQ
BAIN ALUMS RAISE CASH FOR ROMNEY. USA Today's Gregory Korte, Fredereka Schouten, and Christopher Schnaars report: "Among Mitt Romney's most prolific fundraisers are two dozen current and former employees of Bain Capital and its parent firm who have helped raise at least $4.5 million to help their former colleague defeat President Obama. The Romney campaign has not disclosed the 26 current and former Bain employees as "bundlers," but USA TODAY has identified them through invitations to fundraisers where they served on the host committee." http://usat.ly/Lx55pM
ROMNEY'S FOREIGN TRIP: LOOKING STATESMANLY. The Washington Post's Philip Rucker and Dan Balz write: "Mitt Romney plans to depart next week for a visit to Britain, Israel and Poland, and the Republican presidential candidate hopes the trip will help him project the aura of a statesman and signal to voters back home that he would make a plausible commander in chief. … said Tom Rath, a senior adviser to Romney … 'He's not going to suggest strategic alliances or say he's going to sign treaties. This is not the place. This is to demonstrate that he can lead the foreign policy of the United States.'" http://wapo.st/NCTpGu
WIVES ON THE STUMP. ABC' Matt Negrin reports: [B]oth President Obama and Mitt Romney are dispatching their other halves to the stump. Michelle Obama is in Virginia today, and Ann Romney is in North Carolina. So what's the difference between a rally hosted by FLOTUS or POTUS, or Ann or Mitt? We spliced together their stump speeches to see. http://abcn.ws/SLaSgG
BIDEN HITS ROMNEY ON OUTSOURCING. From ABC's Arlette Saenz: He's not running on his experience as governor, where he had a couple good ideas like health care and other things he did," Biden told the Plumbers and Pipefitter Local Union [in COlumbus, Ohio]. He's running as the chairman of the board and the founder of Bain. http://abcn.ws/Oe37gm
RON PAUL DOESN'T KNOW IF HE'LL VOTE FOR ROMNEY. "I have not made a decision," Paul told Fox Business Network's Liz Claman and David Asman. When asked what he thinks about Romney as a candidate for president, Paul responded, "Compared to whom? He certainly offers different things than the current president. But the current conditions make it rough for anyone. They are going to have a very though job." http://abcn.ws/SLblzh
OBAMA TO SENIORS: ROMNEY'S MEDICARE PLAN IS WRONG. ABC's Mary Bruce reports from West Palm Beach, Fla.: "He plans to turn Medicare into a voucher program," the president told a rowdy crowd at Century Village. "Understand how that works. If the voucher isn't worth what it takes to buy health insurance in the private marketplace, you're out of luck. You've got to make up the difference. You're on your own." http://abcn.ws/OM0iRB
FLORIDA IS ROUGH TERRAIN FOR OBAMA. The Wall Street Journal's Carol E. Lee and Arian Campo-Flores report: " … Mr. Obama's aides say Florida and North Carolina are the biggest stretches for him. … Florida's seniors are a tough audience for Mr. Obama. Polls show the president's support among them to be about as weak now as it was in 2008, when 45% voted for him and 53% voted for Republican John McCain. A Mason-Dixon poll of registered voters in Florida, released last week, showed 42% of the state's seniors backing Mr. Obama, compared to 47% for Mr. Romney. It was the weakest hold that Mr. Obama had on any age group." http://on.wsj.com/Q9jZdx
DEMS ALLEGE VOTER SUPPORESSION AS LEGAL BATTLES HEAT UP. The New York Times' Ethan Bronner reports: "Whether true or not, the focus on what Democrats call 'voter suppression' is accelerating as the Nov. 6 election looms. Last week, Texas took the Obama administration to federal court because it blocked a voter identification law there on racial discrimination grounds. In Florida, officials successfully sued for access to a federal database of noncitizens in hopes of purging them from voter rolls, a move several other states plan to emulate." http://nyti.ms/Q9kQe6
BOEHNER: ACCUSATIONS AGAINST CLINTON AIDE ARE 'PRETTY DANGEROUS.' ABC's John Parkinson reports: For the second time in two days, a top Republican has rejected claims by Rep. Michele Bachmann and four other Republicans that an aide to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has ties to a radical Islamic organization. House Speaker John Boehner said the suggestion by Bachmann, R-Minn., and the others was "pretty dangerous." Earlier this week Sen. John McCain called the insinuations "ugly" and "sinister." http://abcn.ws/MpQ9Oi
DEMS WINNING THE CONGRESSIONAL MONEY RACE. The Wall Street Journal's Naftali Bendavid reports: "The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which coordinates the party's campaigns for House races, has raised $107.3 million this election season, according to new reports—about $10 million more than the National Republican Congressional Committee. In the three months ended June 30, the Democrats raised $23.7 million, the reports show, slightly more than the Republicans' $23.6 million." http://on.wsj.com/LC3iEE
SENATE KILLS OUTSOURCING BILL, DEMS POINT TO ROMNEY. From ABC's Ned Potter: The Senate has rejected further consideration of a bill Democrats say would have eliminated existing tax breaks for employers who ship their jobs overseas. While Republicans sought to squash it as political theater, Democrats admit quarreling over the "Bring Jobs Home Act" was openly influenced by the 2012 presidential campaign. … Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said at a press conference before the vote … "They're obviously defending their presidential nominee, who of course made a fortune by shipping jobs overseas." http://abcn.ws/LZXKFi
HOW OBAMA SPENDS 'EVERY WAKING HOUR.' From ABC's Devin Dwyer reports from Jacksonville, Fla.: He explained it this way today at a grassroots rally here: "I told you … I would wake up every single day, every single day and spend every waking hour thinking about you, fighting as hard as I knew how for you because I see myself in you." Republicans say that line is just too cute by half. Today they hit the president in an email blast for "just more words." They note that tonight Obama will again set a new record for time spent fundraising by an incumbent. http://abcn.ws/NMG4fR
ROMNEY DISSES OBAMA'S PUSH FOR ROADBUILDING. ABC's Emily Friedman and Mary Bruce report: Mitt Romney went to a Massachusetts truck repair shop [Thursday] to refute President Obama's point that businesses are built only with the help of roads and other government services. "The president does in fact believe that people who build enterprises like this really aren't responsible for it, but in fact a collective success of the whole society that somehow builds enterprises like this," said Romney. "In my view, we have to celebrate people who start enterprises. In my view, we have to celebrate people who start enterprises and employ other people." http://abcn.ws/MM79LA
OBAMA: U.S.-ISRAEL TIES HAVE NEVER BEEN STRONGER. Ahead of Mitt Romney's upcoming trip to Israel, the Los Angeles Times' Michael Memoli reports: "President Obama on Thursday said strategic cooperation between the United States and Israel 'has never been closer,' as he defended his handling of the key Mideast alliance in advance of his rival's planned trip to the region. 'I know a lot of people in this community care about the state of Israel,' he said at the Century Village community. 'I want everybody here to know that under my administration we haven't just preserved the unbreakable bond with Israel, we have strengthened it.'" http://lat.ms/MM7Gx1
@BretBaier: Horrific RT @nytjim Cellphone video of people fleeing Aurora theater after mass shooting during Batman movie. Chaos. http://bit.ly/NmIqlQ
@HotlineJosh: #VASEN candidate Tim Kaine, who has experiencing dealing w/ horrific tragedies, first SEN candidate to put out stmnt on CO shootings.
@amyrschultz: Once again wondering why average citizens have access to automatic weapons?
@dickstevenson: Legal fights heating up over voter ID laws. @ethanbronnerhttp://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/20/us/politics/tougher-voter-id-laws-set-off-court-battles.html
@RobSaliterman: RT @frates: K Street Searches for New Technology, Finds Googlehttp://njour.nl/NMScxf
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–Mitt Romney attends a campaign event at the Coastal Forest Products Warehouse and Fishing Facility In Bow, N.H.
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What is the brewing of which you speak? Sadly, I think I brewed my last for awhile two weeks ago. Maybe when I get a break around Christmas I'll fire some up. I'm jealous of you all.
I need to bottle oatmeal stout so I can brew a porter.
I'm watching yeast multiply. I try to always propagate up my yeast for the pitch. I'll have a liter of Edme tomorrow to pitch in an ESB of my own recipe, to be hopped with my own hop crop. I have an amber to bottle, and hard cider in the primary.... I love makin' tasty beverages!


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Get to know Fort Garry's A and V Drive In
Local lunch spot offers plentiful portions, great value
I came to know of A and V Drive In at 1200 Chevrier Blvd. years ago, when our office was looking at relocating in the area (they've been open since 2004).
In my mind, a suitable lunch spot with great food is the No. 1 priority when office scouting. We found the name a bit of a misnomer ,as there actually no cars driving in and taking out. On the other hand, there were a number of customers inside, apparently from the businesses and factories in the area. Although the restaurant is equipped with plenty of tables, they were all occupied upon our arrival, with the exception of one. This speaks to A and V's popularity.
On previous visits, I'd sampled their burgers which were outstanding, but on this occasion I was in the mood for something a bit lighter. There are a number of salads to choose from as well as omelets, burgers, dogs, sandwiches and platters. A breakfast special is served weekdays from 6-11 am.
In the end, I selected the Greek salad, which comes with a garlicky slice of Texas toast that had been placed on their hot grill. Loaded with creamy feta cheese, the was a meal in itself but with the addition of a chicken breast (a steal at $2), it was more than satisfying. In fact, I discovered that I couldn't eat it all!
The addition of purple cabbage in the salad was a bit non-traditional but the extra crunch proved to be a pleasant twist.
My lunch date went all out with a clubhouse platter. We were surprised to see ham in place of the usual chicken or turkey but she was well-pleased and remarked that the plentiful bacon was perfectly cooked, which was her primary concern.
The fries were crunchy on the outside and potatoey in the middle and devoid of the greasy taste that sometimes accompanies drive-in fare. They hadn't been seasoned by the kitchen, which was also welcome, so liberal amounts of vinegar and salt could be added to taste.
All told lunch for two was $18.50 before tax and tip, which was exceptional value, I thought.
A and V Drive In
1200 Chevrier Blvd.
Fort Garry (Industrial Park)
Plenty of adjacent parking
Two stairs at entrance
Breakfast, lunch & takeout menus available
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A Busy Day in Bergen
On Wednesday Crown Princess Mette-Marit visited Bergen where she had a busy day. In the morning, the Princess visited the Bergen Red Cross where she made an hour long visit. The Red Cross in Bergen was established in 1894 and has 4000 members.
Afterwards Mette-Marit visited the Robin Hood house. This is a meeting place in downtown for people who are struggling with poverty. There the Princess took her time to chat with the people. In the Robin Hood-house food is served and people get practical support and a social community.
Later in the day Mette-Marit awarded this year's Holberg Prize. This year it went to Canadian professor of philosophy Ian Hacking.
After that the Crown Princess visited the Church City Mission. There many young people and families support to solve problems, but also offer activities such as skiing and camping. You can find a thread about the Church City Mission here.
Mette-Marit's visit to Bergen ended in Straume youth club in Fjell municipality outside the city. It is one of four youth clubs in the Mountain municipality. There the Crown Princess was seen playing table tennis in high-heels.
A thread at TRF can be found here.
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It says something about the state if the world when the majority of comments on here come from recent students. Either that or I have yet to get to grips with the comments page. I wonder how many politicians could read and understand the importance of this report.
To comment on the teaching thread, I work in aschool as a teaching assistant - well over qualified, but enjoy working with young people and money is no longer a motivator. There are some bad teachers but the good teachers, focused in learning, far outweigh the few who treat the job as simply that - a job. As exams loom many of the teachers in my school have decided to give up their holiday time and provide extra revision classes in the state comprehensive I work at. The students however do not see this as teachers doing something for them - it is voluntary so only those pupils with parents who recognise the benefits of qualifications will turn in. And many of them will complain.


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[6] Question: What are the books you recommend a young person that is starting out in his Islaamic studies to read? Answer: If he is a novice, then from the books of Fiqh, we advise him to read "Fiqh As-Sunnah" of Sayyid Saabiq, while seeking assistance from some of its references, such as "Subul-us-Salaam (the ways of Peace & Safety) " (of Imaam As-Sana'aanee, rahimahullaah). And if he looks into "Tamaam-ul-Mannah" (of Al-Albaanee) then that will be stronger for him. And I advise him to read "Ar-Rawdat-un-Nadiyyah" (of Sideeq Hasan Khaan). Then, on the subject of religious exhortation and heart-softening narrations, he should read the book "Riyaad-us-Saaliheen" of Imaam An-Nawawee. [Daeef hadeeth in Riyadh us Saleheen – Albanee ] Then, with regard to the books related to Creed, I advise him to read the book "Sharh Al-'Aqeedat-ut-Tahaawiyyah" of Ibn Abee Al-'Izz Al-Hanafee. And he should seek assistance, also, from my comments and explanations to it. Then, he should make it his customary practice to study from the books of Shaikh-ul-Islaam Ibn Taimiyyah and his student Ibn Qayyim Al-Jawziyyah, may Allaah have mercy on them. For I hold them to be from the rare and unique Muslim scholars that have treaded upon the methodology of the Salaf As-Saalih (righteous predecessors) in their understanding, while having Taqwaa and righteousness. And we do not purify anyone over Allaah. [Al-Asaalah, Issue #5][Source al-manhaj] |
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Dr. Nancy Greenfield, a psychiatrist and expert witness hired by Mas, recounted her interview with David Puig in prison. According to Greenfield, David began to sob when he spoke about missing his children, re-enacting his memories of feeding Peter when he was a baby by cradling his arms and making a motion as if he were kissing a baby's foot. She described Puig as "extremely sincere." In contrast, Greenfield characterized Beatrice as obsessive and narcissistic and said Beatrice feels it is acceptable to distort the truth. She added that, in her expert opinion, it would be "extremely destructive and damaging" to proceed with the paternity case.
Judge Fierro praised Greenfield's testimony as "compelling" and extensively cited her remarks in his final order issued this past December 27. David Puig "has financially, emotionally, and physically cared for the child when it has been within his ability to do so," Fierro wrote. "The father has not abandoned the child but has tried to maintain his relationship with his son despite his incarceration."
He added: "The Court finds that it is uncontroverted that [Mas] wants nothing to do with the child." Fierro ruled it was not in the boy's best interest to continue the proceedings. He denied Beatrice's request for a blood test and dismissed the lawsuit. Mac Melvin has appealed Fierro's order.
Two counts of damages against Mas remain pending as part of the paternity suit. Similar in substance to the other allegations, but differing slightly from a legal standpoint, these charges allege that Mas had a duty "not to trick or deceive" his son regarding the fact that he was the boy's biological father.
Maurice Kutner, Mas's attorney, calls the charges "a joke." The case is over, he declares. "It was about a vindictive, mercenary woman who didn't care anything about her kid and who tried to make a big score against someone she met at the phone company who she thinks has a lot of money."
In April 1989, Beatrice Puig wrote a poem that seemed to give expression to a profound sense of frustration at being hopelessly torn between conflicting desires:
Cuba! If I did not love you so, I would hate your name
Since your problems steal from me the love of that man
Who carries in his deep voice the pattern ofyour mountains
And in his veins the fire of your Mambi race,
That man who keeps for you his struggles,
His restlessness, his afflictions, his ideals, his pillars,
And who in vain my humble heart calls,
For in your sad flag his passion was lost.
Cuba! Proud rival that I venerate,
Your most faithful soldier is my martyrdom,
Because in his tenacious battle to liberate you,
He involves himself in a thousand battles, decisively,
And I lose his soul in your defeats
And in all your victories his love!
Lately Beatrice has been thinking less about her homeland. She is getting older now, and suffers from a disease of the inner ear that causes debilitating bouts of dizziness. She is gradually losing her hearing.
Currently she operates her own business, renting office space and providing secretarial services to small firms. But what will her son do, she wonders, if the illness progresses, if she can no longer work?
During her court case, she testified that she was no longer certain that Jorge Mas Canosa is the best man to lead Cuba. "He's a very dominant person that manipulates -- knows how to manipulate people," she said. "It is his word and nobody else's. It is his law and nobody else's. And he doesn't like people to cross him. . . . I'm just thinking that if he cannot have his way, it cannot be anybody's way -- and that will not be good governmental policy."


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8:00 PM ET, December 4, 2013
Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Michigan
Points | Goals | Assists | |
PHI | C Giroux 86 | W Simmonds 29 | C Giroux 58 |
DET | D Alfredsson 49 | G Nyquist 28 | N Kronwall 41 |
S. Couturier (Flyers - C): Goals: 2, Assists: 2
T. Tatar (Red Wings - LW): Goals: 2, Assists: 0
N. Grossmann (Flyers - D): Goals: 0, Assists: 0
DETROIT -- With his team down by a goal after two periods, Philadelphia Flyers coach Craig Berube had a message for his team.
"Stay out of the penalty box," Berube said he told his players between the second and third periods.
Apparently, they listened.
Sean Couturier had two goals and two assists, and the Philadelphia Flyers scored four goals in the third period to rally for a 6-3 win over the Detroit Red Wings on Wednesday night.
"I liked our game (after two periods), we were playing a good game," Berube said. "You can't go in the box three or four times (per) period and give them 5-on-3s."
The Flyers took five penalties and surrendered a 5-on-3 power-play goal in the second.
Couturier got the winner at 8:28 of the third period by tipping in a shot.
"(The big night is) good for the confidence. But this was a team game and team success," Couturier said. "All four lines were rolling. We just wanted to get some chances and capitalize on some chances."
Couturier's line had a big night, as his linemates, Scott Hartnell and Matt Read, each had a goal and two assists.
"They just keep plugging along and doing the right things," Berube said about the group. "They keep back-checking, and that puts them in the right position for offense."
Steve Downie and Claude Giroux had a goal and an assist each for Philadelphia. Steve Mason stopped 32 shots.
Philadelphia finished 3-for-3 on the power play.
Tomas Tatar scored twice and center Johan Franzen also scored for Detroit. Jimmy Howard made 28 saves.
"In the end I thought we had things going pretty good for ourselves through two. The third period wasn't good enough; they were better than us," Red Wings coach Mike Babcock said. "They were better than us because they lit us up on the power play."
Giroux tied it at 3, with a power-play goal 5:15 into the third period. He got his fifth goal, on a shot from the top of the left circle.
Hartnell made it 5-3 with a power-play goal 9:58 into the third for his sixth goal. Couturier added an empty-net goal in the last minute.
Read scored from the front of the net with 3:22 remaining in the second to pull the Flyers within 3-2. It was his ninth goal.
Detroit scored twice in less than two minutes in the middle of the second period to go up 3-1.
Franzen beat Mason with a slap shot from the top of the left circle off the rush to break a tie at 8:24. It was Franzen's eighth goal.
Tatar got his second goal of the game on a 5-on-3 power play by putting in a loose puck from a goal-mouth scramble with 9:47 left in the middle period. It was Tatar's fifth goal.
The Red Wings' Justin Abdelkader hit the post on a partial breakaway with 1:32 left in the first.
Tatar's first goal of the game opened the scoring with 9:43 left in the opening period on a one-time shot from the bottom of the left circle.
Downie's power-play goal tied it with 6:12 remaining in the first period. He beat Howard with a wrist shot from the inside edge of the right circle. It was Downie's second goal.
NOTE: The Red Wings were without both of their star centers, Pavel Datsyuk and captain Henrik Zetterberg. Datsyuk missed his fifth game with a concussion, and Zetterberg sat out his first game because of a herniated disc in his back. Zetterberg is expected to miss at least two weeks. ... Flyers C Vincent Lecavalier missed his second game with back spasms. ... Detroit RW Todd Bertuzzi missed his sixth game with an upper-body injury. ... Philadelphia RW Adam Hall is from Kalamazoo and played at Michigan State. .. Red Wings D Danny DeKeyser, who has missed seven games and is on the long-term IR with a separated left shoulder, began skating Wednesday morning. ... Detroit LW Abdelkader went to the locker room late in the second period after being shoved into the boards from behind by Flyers defenseman Luke Schenn, who got a charging penalty. Abdelkader returned in the third.
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(Photo by Dave Reginek/NHLI via Getty Images)Game Information
Arena: Joe Louis Arena Location: Detroit, Michigan |
Referees: Ian Walsh, Chris Lee Linesmen: Mark Shewchyk, John Grandt |
Attendance: 20,066 (100.0% full) |
Team Stat Comparison
Philadelphia | Detroit | ||
6 | Goals | 3 | |
3 | Power Play Goals | 1 | |
3 | Power Play Opportunities | 7 | |
0 | Shorthanded Goals | 0 | |
9 | Penalties | 4 | |
18 | Penalty Minutes | 8 | |
34 | Shots on Goal | 35 | |
23 | Hits | 18 | |
32 | Faceoffs Won | 40 |
Scoring Summary
1st Period | PHI | DET | ||
10:17 | Tomas Tatar (4)
Assists: Drew Miller, Joakim Andersson |
0 | 1 | |
13:48 | Steve Downie (2)
(Power Play) Assists: Sean Couturier, Matt Read |
1 | 1 | |
2nd Period | PHI | DET | ||
8:24 | Johan Franzen (8)
Assists: Stephen Weiss, Gustav Nyquist |
1 | 2 | |
10:13 | Tomas Tatar (5)
(Power Play) Assists: Mikael Samuelsson, Daniel Alfredsson |
1 | 3 | |
16:38 | Matt Read (9)
Assists: Sean Couturier, Scott Hartnell |
2 | 3 | |
3rd Period | PHI | DET | ||
5:15 | Claude Giroux (5)
(Power Play) Assists: Kimmo Timonen, Scott Hartnell |
3 | 3 | |
8:28 | Sean Couturier (4)
Assists: Steve Downie, Matt Read |
4 | 3 | |
9:58 | Scott Hartnell (6)
(Power Play) Assists: Claude Giroux, Mark Streit |
5 | 3 | |
19:01 | Sean Couturier (5)
Assist: Michael Raffl |
6 | 3 |
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5 Finally!Posted: 15/07/2011Fantastic controller, personally i prefer a black or white colour but as this is a sepcial edition silver will do lol. The D-pad has always been the downfall for the xbox 360 which is why, until now i have purchased all fighting games on the PS3. This new D-pad, although a bit more chunkier than its PS3 rival, is very fast and responsive. It also makes what used to be very hard (executing moves and precision movements) into a very do-able task. For me this controller with its new modifications betters the PS3 controller in almost every way. More durable, no buttons that stick into their sockets, and the same comfort as the previous controller means you are onto a winner here. The only thing the PS3 controller has over this is the six axis feature, which for me, is a bit of a fad. One thing i will mention, if you are a FPS head and don't really play fighting games, this is not essential as the Dpad is rarely used in these types of games. However, if you are a fighting fan you can finally enjoy a decent game of street fighter or Mortal Kombat! With the play and charge kit included this works out at the same price as the standard controller so if you need one this is a no brainer.Hope this helps.
4 Excellent co op experiencePosted: 14/05/2011Lets get straight to the point, this game needs to be played on extreme difficulty to be fully appreciated. Get a co op partner who knows his/her way around a shooter and your in for a treat. On extreme this games atmosphere increases ten fold as you have to pick your shots, and pick them bloody well. Communication is key here, youll constantly been giving your co op partner enemy locations, asking for and providing cover fire for each other is the only way to progress. Also on extreme kane and lynch is a very realistic game, two direct shots and your down, leavin your partner with a very dangerous sprint in order to revive you. The cover system is tried and tested andi love the way it can disintergrate if enemies pound it with enough fire. This gives you a feelin of uncertainty and always keeps u on your toes. I have deducted a star for a few reasons, one of these is that if u shoot a fire extinguisher, it explodes, and talkin a big bang which isn't the most realistic thing ive seen. and also u have to progress through fair chunk of the game before the good weapons become available. all in all i would highly recommend if u have a half decent partner to pkay it with
3 a weekend should do itPosted: 31/01/2010i bought this hoping for the magic of the first turok on n64, no cigar im afraid. It lacks the massive weapon selection from the earlier titles and the the campaign isn't the longest. It reminds me very much the of unreal series with its fast pace but has a titch more gore than unreal. However it is overall a very enjoyable game that keeps you busy for a weekend, it cost me a tenner and im happy with it. The best part being the dinosaur stabbing , very satisfying lol.
2 ok for £10Posted: 21/04/2009lacking a bit in quality, ordered a size down from usual(S instead of M) and it was still quite long. You wont get many bench t-shirts for £10 so not that bad but i wont be lookin forward to when i can wear this top again i use it for loomin around my house.
4 2 great titles in 1Posted: 21/04/2009the title says it all, 2 good old school games from my teenage years, plus rotting zombie heads. What more do you want?!
3 Good but...Posted: 21/04/2009When i first started playing this game i had mixed feelings about it, the gameplay is good and the new controlls povide a new experiance. After my initial excitment however, i was dissapointed.The graphics are not good enough for the wii, they look like a psp and thats not an exageration (the character models can look good but the scenery is poor). The selection of characters is nice, each of them with their own unique set of moves and weapons and the multiplayer is a good touch as they could've got away with not having one(even though the graphics get even worse on multiplayer).Additionaly thier are a couple of nice fmv's in the game but most of the dialog is text and you have to read through what the characters are saying, this did not bother me at first, but my god can those people speak! i found myself repeatedly pressing A to skip what they were saying as i was loosing the will to live. Another thing is that their are lots of quests to do (around 40 i think maybe more) but they are played on 7 maps which means you go back to the same dull scenery with exactly the same level just a few more/harder ememies.
4 Its not that bad!Posted: 14/04/2009I bought this for a fiver so even if it was absolute pants i wooldn't of really cared. But the thing is its actually half decent! The graphics look like a straight ps2 port which is starting to annoy me why cant they update the game a bit its just plain lazy! The executions are blurred but the effects are quite good and you can still walk around smashing people over the head with a sledge hammer so its not all bad lol. Just give it a go, even for £10 its worth it
4 MORTAL KOMBAT!Posted: 14/04/2009I bouight this game for about £15 and it was well worth it. The fighting has really been inovented with the wii controlls which are really addictive and satisfying when you see your character execute a move. You earn money through the story mode which you can spend on your create a character which is a nice touch as it keeps you playing. The graphics look like a straight ps2 port which to me seems a bit lazy, however the racing or 'motor kombat' although its no mario kart its a nice touch and will keep you occupied for half hour. Overall very pleased, fun on your own but better with a friend.
4 Baby GTAPosted: 14/04/2009Just finished the story last night, and what a game. The story only takes up somthing like 67% of the whole game with so much more to do afterwards. The graphics look like they're a straight port from the ps2 which is a bit of a let down for me. It took me 17hours to complete so for a 10 note yea i'm pretty chuffed would recommend.
4 wheres the magic?Posted: 09/04/2009In the past i'ver owned all of the previous smash bros games, i had the first one when i was about 8 and loved it. Then when melee came out on the Cube i was officially house bound, trying to unlock all the characters, trophies ect was the most time-consuming thing in my childhood! Then when i bought a wii i had to get brawl.However, after completing most of it (its extremaly hard to complete 100% it'll take you weeks of swearing and repeatedly clicking 'retry') i felt it was lacking somthing. It seems that with cramming all the new stages, characters and game modes (btw create a map is hopeless, i havnt created 1 map its so boring and the maps you create are pants) nintendo have left out the magic that was oh so present in the previous titles.Another point is that snake, makes the game seem really far fetched, i no its not a serious game but the other new characters (sonic, wolf, king dedede) fit in really well with the smash bros world, wereas snake stands out like a saw thumb.All in all a really solid and playable game which will keep you occupied for hours, but for me, a bit of a let down.


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Cocktail Serving Tray
By: DecoArt
A fun tray painted with olives is perfect for serving cocktails and appetizers at parties. This painting project makes it easy!
DecoArt Americana Acrylics
- DAO67 - Lamp (Ebony) Black
- DA254 - Avocado Dip
- DA258 - Butter
- DA264 - Mustard Seed
- DA265 - Tuscan Red
Triple Thick Gloss Glaze
- TG01-3 - Triple Thick Gloss Glaze, 2-oz. Brush-On
- 1/4" flat brush
- 1" flat brush
- 3/8" round foam pouncer brush
- 3/4" round foam pouncer brush
- 3 oz. disposable plastic bathroom cup (or any other with rim of 2 to 2-1/4")
- Foam plate
- Unfinished wood tray
- Paint tray's inside base of tray Butter.
- Paint tray's outer sides Mustard Seed.
- Paint tray's inner sides Tuscan Red.
- Paint all rims and handle openings Lamp Black.
- Dip rim of plastic cup into Tuscan Red on plate and use to paint circles on outer sides of tray.
- Use 3/4" pouncer brush dipped into Avocado Dip to paint olive print on tray's inner base. (To make oblong olive shapes, press pouncer onto surface and slide slightly, rounding out sides of olive shape.)
- Use small pouncer dipped in Tuscan Red to make filling of olives near one end on each.
- Use rim of Americana bottle lid dipped in Avocado Dip to make circles around olives on inside base; use end of paintbrush dipped in Mustard Seed to make dots.
- Apply Triple Thick Glaze to tray and allow to dry.
- Allow Americana Acrylics to dry after each application.
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