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Freud Museum London
Freud Museum London
20 Maresfield Gardens
Greater London
020 7435 2002
020 7431 5452
Listed house in Hampstead where Sigmund Freud and his family lived after fleeing the Nazis in 1938. The Museum was founded in 1986. It has featured in numerous films and TV broadcasts and hosts regular exhibitions and events. It is available for hire for filming and evening functions.
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Our library, study and research facilities are open by appointment only.
Sigmund Freud's large collection of Egyptian, Greek, Roman and Oriental antiquities and his library. His study with the psychoanalytic couch preserve his working environment. A reference library, archive and picture library document the history of psychoanalysis.
Collection details
Archaeology, Archives, Costume and Textiles, Decorative and Applied Art, Fine Art, Personalities, Social History
Key artists and exhibits
- Freud's couch; Dali portrait of Freud; Brouillet print of Charcot; Abu Simbel print; photographs of Yvette Guilbert, Princess Marie Bonaparte, Lou Andreas-Salome, Charcot, Freud family.
Freud and Eros: Love, Lust and Longing
- 22 October 2014 — 8 March 2015 *on now
A new exhibition, 'Freud and Eros: Love, Lust and Longing', explores Sigmund Freud's revolutionary ideas on love and the libidinal drive with an innovative combination of Freud's own art collection, his writings and letters, together with the response of contemporary artists.
Love remains an ever intriguing and complex emotion. To examine Freud's theories on this topic, key works in his collection will be displayed, including statues of Eros, and other erotic and related deities and objects. Freud's antiquities are usually arranged in his study at the Freud Museum. This exhibition, situated in the upstairs gallery, will give visitors the opportunity to view more closely and in detail these rare and beautiful works.
Freud's theories on Eros, the love force and libido of psychoanalysis, also provide the context for an investigation of Sigmund Freud's personal experiences. Freud and Eros: Love, Lust and Longing' traces his passionate courtship of his future wife Martha Bernays. The couple exchanged literally hundreds of letters during their four year engagement. A selection of their letters reveals a relationship that was both ardent and intellectual. Memorabilia, including family photographs, supplement this intimate aspect of Freud's life.
Eros, the Greek god of love, the winged messenger of desire, is well represented in Freud's stunning collection of around two and a half thousand antiquities. Freud explored the meaning of Eros in his writings, and the exhibition draws out the profound connections between classical Greek culture, the works collected by Freud and the development of psychoanalysis. To Freud, Eros could spark the civilizing force of love that resulted in fulfilling relationships as well as unleashing turbulent, unbridled and destructive emotions.
The complex ideas raised by psychoanalysis are also examined through the eyes of highly regarded contemporary artists. Works include a newly commissioned sculpture by Jodie Carey, plus contributions by Edmund de Waal, Rachel Kneebone and Hannah Collins. These works not only contextualise Freud's collection but also provide and fresh and insightful ways to consider love, lust and longing.
£7/£5/£4/under 12's free
Where we are now
- 11 March — 12 April 2015
This new exhibition explores how psychoanalytic ideas are currently used in research which engages with very contemporary issues and the challenges of the modern world. The pieces are by six young artists from the Slade School of Fine Art, who have been commissioned to produce work that contests misconceptions and clichés about psychoanalytic research, and emphasises the discipline's relevance to twenty-first century life.
Their work is inspired by research carried out at the UCL Psychoanalysis Unit, which investigates topics ranging from tattooing to technology, the arts, the economy and, of course, mental and physical health.
The Psychoanalysis Unit's mission is to break the mould of traditional approaches to psychoanalysis, taking inspiration from the discipline's ideas to meet modern challenges. Our truly interdisciplinary research draws on a wide range of research methods and theoretical perspectives taken from neuroscience and clinical trials, anthropology, economics and history.
Suitable for
- Any age
£7 Adult
£4 Student/ Concessions
£5 Seniors
under 12 free
Psychoanalysis after Freud
- 8 January — 26 March 2015 *on now
8 January 2015 - 26 March 2015
Thursdays 6.30-8.30pm
Psychoanalysis after Freud
12 week evening course
The course will offer an overview of the main developments in psychoanalysis since Freud, including Jung, Klein, Winnicott and Lacan. We will examine how the most creative figures in psychoanalysis changed and developed Freud's ideas and methods, and discuss their criticisms of his work.
No prior knowledge will be assumed and you will be guided by an experienced tutor with many years' teaching experience.
Tutor: Keith Barrett BA PhD Having received his PhD from the Wellcome Centre for the History of Medicine at University College London, Dr Barrett specialises in both philosophy and psychoanalysis and has taught at several leading institutions, including Imperial College and Birkbeck College.
£175 Adults
£145 Members of the Museum, £110 students/unwaged
Paper with Sacred Signs
- 2 March 2015 7-8:30pm
2 March 2015
7pm - doors open at 6.30pm
Paper with Sacred Signs: The Sigmund Freud - Martha Bernays Correspondence
Michael Molnar
All lovers reinvent love - after their fashion. Sigmund Freud and Martha Bernays were no exception. In over 1,500 love letters from 1882 to 1886 they lavishly documented their long engagement, its joys, tribulations and misunderstandings. Their newly-published correspondence paints an amazingly detailed day-to-day picture of the engaged couple's lives and thoughts. At first sight it seems too much to take in. An encyclopaedic welter of information threatens to overwhelm us. Michael Molnar's talk will blaze some trails through this unknown territory.
Michael Molnar worked at the Freud Museum London from its opening in1986 until 2009, first as researcher/archivist, then as Director. He edited and translated The Diary of Sigmund Freud 1929-39 (Chatto, 1992). His latest publication is Looking through Freud's Photos (Karnac, 2014).
Part of an exciting and imaginative season of talks and events accompanying the exhibition 'Freud and Eros: Love, Lust and Longing' 22 October 2014 - 22 February 2015.
£10 Adults
£7 concessions/Member of the Freud Museum
Tickets include exhibition viewing from 6.30pm
The Real Jouissance of Uncountable Numbers
- 24 March 2015 7-8:30pm
24 March 2015
7pm - doors open at 6.30pm
The Real Jouissance of Uncountable Numbers: The Philosophy of Science within Lacanian Psychoanalysis
Raul Moncayo and Magdalena Romanowicz
We are joined this evening by Raul Moncayo and Magdalena Romanowicz, who will discuss their forthcoming publication, 'The Real Jouissance of Uncountable Numbers: The Philosophy of Science within Lacanian Psychoanalysis' (Karnac Books, 2014).
"Ludwig Wittgenstein famously said "To learn from Freud, you have to be critical". Much the same can be said of Jacques Lacan's oeuvre. This wonderful volume provides a rigorous scaffolding to help us penetrate Lacanian density. Using mathematics and clinical experience as a basis, the authors lead us through Lacan's antisystemic tradition. Their efforts enable us to approach one of the most influential French thinkers of the last century. Our efforts will be rewarded by reaching a deeper understanding of how Lacan manages to radically critique reductionism in psychiatry while expanding the non-reductionist revolution of Freud and psychoanalysis" Professor Hans Steiner.
£10/£7 concessions/Member of the Freud Museum (Tickets include exhibition viewing from 6pm)
The Hidden Freud: His Hassidic Roots
- 15 April 2015 6:30-8pm
There were many Freuds: the scholar, the academic, the researcher, the neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysis. All were noted for their rejection of religion and their identification with the prevalent German culture. This was the picture painted by Freud's principal biographers: Ernest Jones, Peter Gay and Ronald Clark They agreed that Freud came from an assimilated Jewish background and that he was a completely secular intellectual.
However, more recent studies show a very different and more complicated Freud. This Freud emerged from a deeply religious Hassidic background with generations of distinguished rabbis and Jewish scholars on both his maternal, paternal and marital sides. They demonstrate that Freud was very knowledgeable about Jewish ideas and practices and that he was conversant with both Hebrew and Yiddish.
This lecture will consider the hidden or covert dimension of Freud's persona and explore how it reflected his struggle with his Jewish, indeed, Kabbalistic antecedents.
Suitable for
- 18+
£10 Adults; £7 Member of the Museum; £7 Student/Concession
Women who Psychoanalyse: Lou Andreas-Salome, Karen Horney, Luce Irigaray, Jacqueline Rose
- 16 April — 2 July 2015
12 week evening course
The course will highlight women as psychoanalytic innovators and critics, and as philosophers and cultural theorists - rather than dealing primarily with women as objects of psychoanalytic theory or cultural analysis. We will focus on four well known and highly regarded figures, examining their engagement with psychoanalysis and their broader thinking.
No prior knowledge will be assumed and you will be guided by an experienced tutor with many years' teaching experience
Suitable for
- 18+
£185 Adult; £155 Member of the Museum; £120 Students/Unwaged
Analysis: The Conservation of Freud's Couch
- 23 April 2015 From 6:30pm
In September 2013, much needed conservation work began upon Sigmund Freud's famous psychoanalytic couch. The process was carefully documented by artist, Jeremy Millar and resulted in his work 'Analysis'.
The evening begins with the opportunity to see the couch laid bare, followed by a short talk on the process by conservator, Poppy Singer, a screening of Jeremy Millar's 'Analysis' 2015 (18:49), closing with a discussion between artist and conservator.
Suitable for
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£10 Adults
£7 Members of the Museum
£7 Students/Concessions
Life after Fukushima - north-east Japan
- 19 June 2015 7-9pm
Join us for a screening of 'Life after Fukushima - north-east Japan' (French with English subtitles and voiceover, colour, 16/9, 54', 2013) followed by a discussion between the filmmaker, Stéphane Thibierge, Lucia Corti and Dany Nobus
Synopsis - a French psychoanalyst and photographer, familiar with Japan, investigates one year after March 11, 2011, the lives and daily experience of people in the devastated areas of North-East Japan.
The whole world saw at the time images of people gripped in the confusion and disarray of a huge catastrophe. What became of these men and women, and how do they live today? The news channels have almost forgotten them since 2011.
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It seems I am incapable of keeping this blog running at the same time as I'm living my life. I am sorry for sporadic posts. I am not giving up.
The Salty Dogs shop opened today, it's a pop-up gallery in Maldon run by Den Phillips. As well as Den's work, all manner of arty nauticalia from hither and thither will be for sale including a smattering from me. Go on... go and have a look! Maldon High Street, next to the Crusty Loaf.
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The lovely whale sign is from Den's Salty Dogs tearooms in Goldhanger.
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Thursday, 2 October 2014
Open Studios
Oh my goodness it's high time for a post!
I have been preparing for (and partaking in) Colchester and Tendring Open Studios; a fantastic event, run over four weekends, where scores of artists across North Essex open their doors to visitors from far and wide.
Here (above) is the lovely brochure cover (image by Alison Stockmarr), and (below) the Mersea pages inside. The Mersea contingent (all within a square mile) is made up of Debbie, Mike, Liz, Vinny and I. We are all open one final time this coming weekend; Saturday and Sunday, 11am-6pm. Do come!
Monday, 9 June 2014
Leafy's Emporium
Belated piccies of my stall at the Mersea Festival. It turned out I wasn't in a blue and white gazebo after all but had a top spot, shared with Vinny Stapley (textile artist) in the main arty tent.
Oh dear, I am so late with these pictures, I am sorry (and suffering from post festival dip). Deep in paperwork and sorting out (of sorts)... and other stuff that's making me wilt. Will try hard to perk up soon.
Thankyou so much to all you wonderful lot who made it down the little lane and came to say hi; you made my day!
Wednesday, 21 May 2014
Flat Watery Lands
I love our marshy wilderness. Here's a superb little film of our home waters from ifitsmedia.
'A wide waste of debatable ground contested by sea and land, subject to incessant incursions from the former, but stubbornly maintained by the latter.' Sabine Baring Gould
Wednesday, 14 May 2014
Mersea Island Food Drink and Leisure Festival
May with it's darling buds, light evenings and the promise of warmer weather is my favourite month. And (wincing slightly with that sentence starter 'And') it has TWO bank holidays! Yes, TWO. In England we have two long weekends each May which feels naughtily decadent (but very welcome). The one coming up is giving me the jitters...
I've signed on the dotted line and will be standing to attention manning my stand at the Mersea Island Food Drink and Leisure Festival (24th/25th May). Four hours at the Christmas NSPCC fair exhausts me... I'm not sure I've got the stamina for two whole days of festival.
The Mersea Island 'food drink and leisure' Festival is held each year over the second May bank holiday weekend. It's a brilliant event but has a title that grates on my sensibilities- so much so I've put the words I don't like in italics (and inverted commas). I have no sensible grounds for my prejudice and rejecting the event would be ridiculous, so I am swallowing that awful 'leisure' word and getting on with it.
Despite its moniker the festival is a cracking event. Held in the grounds of a vineyard, bands will be playing, folk will be singing and food will be sizzling; there is always a good crowd from bee keepers to belly dancers; lots to do and see and I will be there selling art, cards, prints and all the Leafy Dumas Illustration products I can muster. If you're coming along come and seek me out.
I will be on the lower lawn, sharing a blue and white gazebo with fellow islander, neighbour and silky-seaweed-cushion-maker, Vinny Stapley. Vinny is a textile artist (there is more to her than cushions), click here for a peak at some of her work. Click here for the festival website.
I am borrowing much needed trestle tables from my parents for this event. I went to measure them last night and came home with a riddle on a scrap of paper:
Two inches more than two foot,
Two inches less that six foot.
Now, are two of those going to fit in Vinny's 3m square gazebo? (Along with both of us, lunch, spare stock, a couple of easels, a daughter or two, chair(s), and all my accompanying paraphernalia.)
Friday, 2 May 2014
East Coast Events Guide 2014
Feeling a little bit proud (and slightly embarrassed) to be featured in this year's East Coast Events Guide; I'm trying to forget the nonsense about pride being a sin.
The ECEG, run and compiled by Gill Moon and Tim Allen, describes itself as a 'one stop resource for all things nautical along the coasts of Essex and Suffolk'. Published annually at Easter, the guide aims to cover all marine and waterside events for the year.
As well as an article on the 'inspiring coastline' featuring artists and writers (and me), there is a piece on Mersea Island (illustrated with my Coast Road map). I am attaching the relevant pages as images below.
Tuesday, 29 April 2014
East Coast Village Affairs
I ventured East today.
Heather (Haward of Company Shed fame) is opening the old village shop next to Mehalah's (after a bit of a spruce up). There will be a new sign and a cheese counter and some Leafy pictures and cards, and I am not sure what else; I will report back with a full line up. Opening Monday.
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How to Spend Your Tax Refund
Purge, Then Splurge: 10 Ways to Treat Yourself With Your Tax Refund
Hopefully by now you've filed your yearly tax return and your bountiful refund is well on its way, so what are you going to do with it? It's important to pay off some bills, add to your 401k, and sock some of your refund away in savings — but that doesn't mean you can't treat yourself too. While we don't recommend going overboard, you may find yourself in the position to indulge in a new bag, update your Spring basics, or snap up that pair of shoes you've been lusting after — as long as it's within reason. We suggest sticking to classic shapes and silhouettes and thinking out of the box when it comes to colors or prints, like a pair of candy-colored jeans in your signature style, or face-flattering sunglasses with a little something extra. Here are some of our other tips for dealing with that burning hole in your pocket:
- If you get something, give something back. One of our go-to moves for buying something new is to give something away at the same time. If you're looking to pick up a new pair of jeans, make room for them by getting rid of that ratty pair you never wear. Looking to invest in a slew of new Spring tees? Throw away those stained, holey pieces that just aren't cutting it anymore. Most importantly, don't forget Goodwill. Purging your closet will make you feel a lot better about buying new things — plus, you can write off those donations next year!
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Also, 'Yeezus' star takes on the for-profit prison system, talks childhood
In an interview with Sway on Shade 45 last week, Kanye West declared himself Shakespeare and then screamed at the host: "You ain't got the answers, Sway!" The two rap culture luminaries have known each other for many years, of course, so by the end of their lengthy chat, they'd made nice. Further, Sway made a statement today on MTV's Rap Fix calling the Yeezus star "my little brother" and saying he agrees with the points West was attempting to make ... except for one tiny little thing.
Sway does indeed, um, "got the answers," as evidenced by the T-shirt above. The man is now selling that capsule collection item at his Sway's Universe webstore for $15 — an affordable cover for the SPIN's cover-lacking album of the year, Yeezus, or creative gift-wrap. Also fitting (no pun) since the pair's disagreement arose over West's frequently publicized fashion-world grievances . Of course, West has since announced his purportedly $10 million deal with Adidas.
Speaking of frustrations, Ye has another one via the Rickey Smiley Morning Show: the private prison system, the existence of which has caused many to question whether such institutions have any motivation to take measures that would help curb criminal recidivism. The inquiry is worthy, true, but West almost seems like he's working his way down a list of famous complaints. Still, the gangsta-rap-as-a-conspiracy-to-fill-jails one is better than the "Jewish people run everything" one.
Oh, and amidst the prison talk, Yeezy mocks Sway, likening the host's suggestion that West fund his own fashion line to being told to "pick the cotton yourself" (a lyric from "New Slaves"). He also says some honestly wonderful things like, "I'm not going crazy; I'm dreaming out loud," and talks about his childhood — living in China in fifth grade, where people touched his skin to see if the black would rub off, and finding his way to music by trying to design computer games in seventh grade.
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Google might have been heading on a lenient path with the FTC's antitrust investigation, but critics may be getting the agency to be more aggressive.
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It has the power, but the roll authority sucked... but now with 4 aelirons and a longer servo arm she is awesome... flys like the old "barn storming" movies you see on the history channel... and she still slows down to a crawl for lazy relaxing flying if I want her to... man I love this plane. ATIS |
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Tiger Moth maidens tomorrow. She seems to be a bit tail heavy. I put a 12" dowel in the rear elbows of the cabane and held it on my finger tips. The tail drooped down about an inch. I rested the entire stick of clay on top of the front of the cowl and it brought the tail right up to level. I want to put the clay inside the cowl.What is the best way to secure the clay in the cowl? Wouldn't want it rattlin' around in there.
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I fly mine slightly tail heavy when measured from that point, and it is still very well behaved. I can't imagine you would need a whole stick of clay. If you can't move your battery pack a little further forward, then wrap some clay around the motor stick before you put the cowl on. I also use an APC 10x5E prop on mine... it's very beefy in the hub area, but the weight that far forward is a benefit in this case... the prop performs almost identical to a GWS 10x6DD prop. Good luck on the maiden! |
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I found it nose heavy as did Tom. I would put the clay in somehow temporarily. Stick it around the motor stick or something. Fly it. Take half of it out Fly again. I'm sure you'll find It'll be fine without it. You'll find the controls get a little more sensitive or less sluggish depending on how you look at it.
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Picked up one of the TM400 kits for around $20 from Caliber's closeout sale. I built it up on Saturday and flew it on Sunday. I used a $6 outrunner from United and am very happy with the results.
I hogged out the battery compartment before gluing the fuse together, but wouldn't you know it, my Sumo glued foamed up a bit into the compartment! So I could not push my 1300 3S pack in as far as I would like for a good CG. I had to add a couple of nickels to the bottom of the plane for an "OK" CG. Ran up the motor a bit and she was off into the wild blue yonder. What a sweet flier. I expected it to need a bit more distance, but she just floated off as nice as could be. But all is not great. I do have what I think is a mild tip stall issue at low speeds. She just rolls off to one side or the other, and it is slow to recover. The large throws I have on the ailerons probably helps keep it in a stalled condition. I added some more nose weight (I was in the aft CG position) and it seems to have gotten much better, I also am flying more on the rudder while down low. Anyone else run into this stalling issue? Thanks, -Wayne |
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Also, Sumo glue can be removed with a rasp or very coarse sandpaper on a stick. I balance mine with my fingers inside the cabane struts and slid back until they touch the inside of the rear vertical strut portion. The front of my 1300 mAH pack is then about 3/4 to 1/2 in. aft of the front of the firewall. Flies perfectly there with no dead weight needed for balance. |
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My balance point right now is just behind the cabane struts, so about 1/4" back from your position. Sounds like a bit more nose weight should do the trick. It did get much better after adding some nose weight. Not to mention that the plane needed no down elevator while inverted! I was able to get the flex wand of my dremel into the battery compartment to grind out some of the glue, but could not reach all of it. I'll see about pulling the motor off and going in from the firewall side. Make some special tools as needed. (I hate adding dead weight.) Would also be nice to slip my light weight 1800 batteries in there, but currently the glue makes the length of the 1800 become more tail weight. Could probably fly 30-40 minutes on the 1800 pack. Thanks! |
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First flew mine on a 1320 batt. and wanted to install a 2100 so I cut it out bigger with a hacksaw blade through the cockpit area. If you do get it too slow it will dump a wing, but that's only because it's to slow. It's a fine point with this plane as it gives you no warning. I just land a little faster than expected. Fun plane. Fly it slow and lazy, or crank the sh## out of it, it likes it both ways. Mine would only flatspin inverted.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Vancouver Canucks coach John Tortorella is already quite fond of backup goalie Eddie Lack.
The 25-year-old Swedish rookie didn't disappoint in his first home appearance, backstopping the Canucks with a 31-save effort and leading Vancouver to a 2-0 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes on Monday night.
With No. 1 goalie Roberto Luongo getting the night off, Lack continued his steady play and earned his first NHL shutout and helping the Canucks to their fifth straight win.
"The thing I like most about Eddie is just his presence. I think he settles the team down," Tortorella said. "There's not a lot of extra movement in his game.
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Lack (4-2) usually plays the second game of back-to-backs in place of Luongo. He got the nod from Tortorella with this game coming on the heels of Sunday's 3-1 home victory over the Colorado Avalanche.
"The guys did an unbelievable job," Lack said. "I wouldn't say that I was nervous. It was more excitement."
That was enough to gain Tortorella's confidence in him.
"I hope it continues," Tortorella said. "As a coach you're looking at the present but you're also looking at the future, too, as you go through a long year with a condensed schedule that we have with the Olympics.
"Huge game for him tonight. First home game for him, I thought he handled himself tremendously."
Christopher Tanev and Jannik Hanzen, into an empty net, scored for Vancouver (18-10-5). Chris Higgins had two assists.
Tanev and Lack were AHL roommates before making the jump to the NHL, so it was only fitting that Tanev netted the winning goal in Lack's first shutout.
"I'm happy for him," Tanev said. "I've known him for four years now. He's an awesome guy, and it's an incredible moment for him."
Justin Peters made 24 saves for Carolina (13-13-5), which had a three-game winning streak snapped.
"I think as a team we deserved a better fate," Peters said. "We played the right way, we had some chances, just give credit to their team. Lack was playing well."
After Tanev gave the Canucks a 1-0 lead in the first period, Lack was steady the rest of the way as Vancouver kept Carolina to the outside most of the game.
Lack made two glove saves early in the third period, the second coming on a hot shot off the stick of Hurricanes forward Nathan Gerbe.
Canucks forward Ryan Kesler had a chance to stretch Vancouver's lead a few moments later, but fired wide on a 2-on-1 break with Mike Santorelli.
Carolina made a push in the closing minutes, with captain Eric Staal coming the closest to scoring, but Lack shut the door before Hansen scored into an empty net.
"I thought we were coming on," Carolina coach Kirk Muller said. "You have to fight for your opportunities, and in the second we got going, and the third we got a lot of juice but they are not giving up a lot of chances."
Lack's previous start came in the Canucks' 3-2 road victory over the Hurricanes on Dec. 1.
He was given a 1-0 lead early in the first period of the rematch.
Tanev took a pass from fellow defenseman Dan Hamhuis and fired a snap shot from the point that found its way through traffic past Peters at 3:35 for his second of the season.
The Hurricanes started to find their legs in the second period, but found it difficult to get much going against the tight-checking Canucks.
Tuomo Ruutu couldn't find the range against Lack from in tight midway through the period as Carolina's 27th-ranked power play sputtered.
Lack came up big later in the period off the rush, stopping both Riley Nash in the slot and the follow-up chance off the stick of Patrick Dwyer.
"I think it was just as boring a game to play as it was to watch," Kesler said. "Those are the games we have to win, though. They didn't give us much and we didn't give them much, and Eddie made the saves when he had to."
Former Canucks forward Manny Malhotra played in Vancouver for the first time with the Hurricanes. The Canucks shut Malhotra down after nine games last season, saying they were concerned for the 33-year-old forward's health following a serious eye injury during the 2010-11 season.
Malhotra got an AHL tryout with Carolina's affiliate this season before being called up to the NHL. He made his debut on Nov. 1 against Tampa Bay.
"It's obviously disappointing we didn't get the result we wanted," said Malhotra, who spent three seasons with Vancouver. "We felt we carried the play for most of the game, we were effective getting pucks in deep, getting sustained pressure on them, but Lack saw a lot of pucks.
"We need to do a better job being in the goalie's eyes and battling in front of their net."
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Referees: Ghislain Hebert, Dave Jackson Linesmen: Brian Mach, Thor Nelson |
Attendance: 18,910 (100.5% full) |
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0 | Power Play Goals | 0 | |
4 | Power Play Opportunities | 4 | |
0 | Shorthanded Goals | 0 | |
4 | Penalties | 4 | |
8 | Penalty Minutes | 8 | |
31 | Shots on Goal | 26 | |
20 | Hits | 21 | |
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2nd Period | CAR | VAN | ||
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I've been talking about the Michael Irvin incident for a while now, but it seems only yesterday did the general masses discover it. Of course, anyone that reads profootballtalk.com regularly (like I do) has known about it for over a week. But what really irritates me about this whole thing is ESPN - not only how they have acted (or failed to act) but their hypocrisy and complete lack of journalistic integrity. Nobody (and I mean nobody) makes a bigger deal out of such controversial statements than ESPN does - unless it involves one of their own. That's why ESPN does everything they can to sweep such things under the rug. When Steve Lyons gets fired by Fox, it is a big story on ESPN. But when ESPN fires Hal Reynolds or Jason Whitlock, nary a word is whispered about it anywhere on all of ESPN's media outlets.
Rush was raked over the coals for what he said on ESPN but because Irving is black, he gets a free pass. Makes perfect sense to me....
That's what you're pissed about? Obviously ESPN is going to play down anything bad about ESPN. You think when any company does something embarassing they rush to put out a press release about it? If you're complaining about lack of journalistic integrity at ESPN, that train left the station long ago.
Why is there always two threads on issues like these: one for Quigon and one for everyone else? Quigon is the same poster who somehow managed to create three different threads for Kerry's botched joke.
Race had very little to do with that firing, Whitlock was fired for publicly disparaging ESPN employees while still being employed there himself.
He does do that alot. Although the worst might be that Terry Glenn dude who sometimes has an entire page full of posts nobody replies too. I do love the effort though.
Oye, don't get me started on Terry Glenn is a Cowgirl. If anything is going to push me to become a Neocon, that might be it.
I like TGIACG's posts a lot. They're very entertaining, like most other posters here. The wierder, the better I always say. I think it's wierd that I'm typing these words for Gawdknowswho right now!
Well I am so used to the societal double standard whereby blacks can say anything they damn well want to and not be held accountable that it no longer angers me much anymore. Ah, but it's not just a point of "playing it down". It's a point of completely censoring the entire issue not only from their own network, but also from the people who participate in their network. In otherwords, you won't see Bob Ryan writing about it in his column (if he still wants to also work for ESPN, that is). I agree, and when I see another example of this, it angers me.
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4 boneless, skinless chicken breast halves (about 1-1/4 lbs.), pounded 1/4-inch-thick
1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
12 medium asparagus spears
2 Tbsp. olive oil, divided
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Season chicken with salt and pepper. Evenly sprinkle 2 tablespoons cheese on each piece of chicken, then arrange 3 asparagus spears diagonally across each chicken breast so that tips extend past the edge of the breast. Roll up and secure with a wooden toothpick.
Heat 1 tablespoon olive oil in a large skillet and brown chicken on all sides. Remove and keep warm. Heat remaining 1 tablespoon olive oil and cook onion until tender, about 5 minutes. Stir in wine and cook 1 minute. Stir in milk and Knorrî Carbonara sauce mix. Bring to a boil, stirring occasionally. Reduce heat, return chicken to skillet and simmer covered until chicken is thoroughly cooked, about 10 minutes. Garnish with thinly sliced basil.
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(CNN) — President Barack Obama continued in his theme of a "year of action" Monday, as Secretary of Education Arne Duncan unveiled a new effort to ensure access to "effective educators" for all American children.
Duncan joined the President at the White House for a lunch with a group of teachers chosen for their expertise with high-need, high-poverty schools.
"There are a lot of kids around the country who are not getting the kind of teaching that they need -- not because there aren't a whole lot of great potential teachers out there, but because we're not doing enough to put a lot of our teachers in a position to succeed," Obama said to reporters covering the event.
During a White House briefing Monday Duncan announced "Excellent Educators for All Initiative" and said that the U.S. has failed to provide the best teachers to students with the greatest need.
"Today race and family income too often still predicts kids access to excellent education," Duncan said. "That is simply unacceptable, and we must do better and do better together."
"Change can only come when we deal openly and honestly with the facts, and we need more states and districts to challenge the status quo."
The new initiative calls on states to consult with teachers, principals, districts, parents and community organizations in analyzing data and coming up with solutions that are targeted to the local population.
And the plan includes an investment of $4.2 million in setting up a technical assistance network to supports the development and implementation of these plans.
The Department is also seeking to put a spotlight on different schools that highlight "gaps in access to quality teaching for low-income and minority students" as well as the ways that specific schools overcome challenges and succeed.
In a statement, the Department of Education put some blame on Congress for a lack of substantial education reform and said the President was "moving forward on behalf of vulnerable children and families" in the absence of Congressional action.
In June a California judge struck down a state law on teacher tenure, dismissal and layoff laws, saying they keep bad teachers in the classroom and force out promising good ones. Duncan praised the ruling and pushed the importance of state's taking the initiative to reform their school systems.
"This decision presents an opportunity for a progressive state with a tradition of innovation to build a new framework for the teaching profession that protects students' rights to equal educational opportunities while providing teachers the support, respect and rewarding careers they deserve," Duncan said in a statement following the ruling.
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Movement Inside of the Fight Continuum
"The fight will be what the fight will be." There is a definite fight continuum and inside the fight continuum there is a number of other continuums. There is of course, 7677's sight continuum, there is a reaction continuum, and a movement continuum. There are even lesser continuums including grip, trigger, etc. but let's concentrate on the main three.
React as you need to react, move as you need to move, and see what you need to see within the context of the specifics of the fight. This is very straight forward and simple, yet each of these are intertwined. Each works in conjunction with the other and each has an effect on the other. The dynamics of the fight will be dictated by your position in the reactinary curve, the proximity of the threat, and the urgency of the situation. How you deal with the specifics of the fight will depend on your mindset, experience, training and skill level.
When it comes to training and skill level, I believe that we should strive to be as well rounded and versitile as possible. To understand the fight continuum and to cover as many bases as possible within that continuum. There needs to be a priority set on "the most likely situations." But training should not stop there. In regards to the movement continuum, I have broken the skillsets into four catagories.
Stand and Deliver
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And "get the heck out of dodge" movement
Stand and deliver is the entry level skillset. This is where you nail down your fundamentals. You should have stand and deliver skills down cold to truly excel in the skillsets that follow. Many very good men have come home after very tough nights with stand and deliver skills.... a few of them right here on this forum. One should not discount this skillset when it is used within the correct context of the fight.
Controlled movement is an intermediate skillset and would include the groucho (duck walk,) the side step (crab walk,) and "just walk." Controlled movement has it place also. When the urgency is not high and the proximity/distance requires more precision (sighted fire.)
Dynamic movement is the "high priority" movement that I referred to earlier. This is where you will most likely find yourself. Dynamic movement excells when you are behind in the reactionary curve, the proximity is close. and the urgency is high. This movement can range from "faster than a walk" to a jog, to a stride, to a run, and finally to a sprint. This type of movement really works well within the reaction continuum and the sight continuum. The use of target focused skills takes this skillset well beyond what has been considered "possible" in the recent past. One handed skills are a "must" with dynamic movement.
Get the heck out of Dodge movement is simply sprinting to cover without engaging until you are behind cover. This has it's place, especially in the military. It's used by a civilian CCWer is becoming less and less necessary due to the huge advancements in dynamic movement shooting over the past year. If cover is a couple of yards away.....by all means get to it! But do not die trying to get to something that is just too far away.
One should be well rounded. Prioritize your training to the "most likely situation." Work the other areas of the fight continuum, so that if you find yourself in a specific circumstance you will be comfortable there. Stay within the safety level of your skill level, but strive to improve each time out. Find, explore, and push your limitations within the fight continuum.


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