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March may be cold, but it's hot and heavy here at OnMilwaukee.com as we celebrate our first-ever Sex Week. We're taking a mature look at local video and sex toy shops, area strip clubs, sexy Milwaukee events -- and even some connections between Brew City and Playboy magazine. It's serious, responsible, adult-themed content -- but don't worry, parents, we'll keep it PG-13 in case junior stumbles upon these stories as OnMilwaukee.com turns a pale shade of blue for seven days.
When I received this assignment -- to write a blog about my favorite sexy movie -- I decided it was time to review some new porn and perhaps find a new fave.
After Googling around a bit, I decided to get the advice of an expert, so I called the erotic shop A Woman's Touch and spoke to "pleasure specialist" Emily Jansen.
I asked Jansen to recommend sexy films, and she readily made a few suggestions. Her first suggestion was the Comstock Film series, which features real couples -- both gay and straight -- discussing their relationship followed by a sex scene.
She also suggested the Chemistry series, which takes the reality TV concept to the adult entertainment world. In this series, adult film stars meet in a house filled with sex toys and spend 36 hours exploring all of their sexual options.
However, I decided to check out her final suggestion, "The Opening of Misty Beethoven." Jansen described it as a "classic remake of 'My Fair Lady'," which piqued my interest. I also read it was pornography meets "Pygmalion," and I was sold.
The film, released in 1975, is about a sexologist (Jamie Gillis) who attempts to transform a hooker, Misty (Constance Money), into the role of a sex goddess who spreads passion to a variety people. The film has more plot than most pornos, and the comedic writing is actually successful at times.
"The Opening of Misty Beethoven" was the first pornographic film to feature a woman dominating a man with the help of a sex toy.
Overall, I found the writing and acting to be a cut above the average skin flick, but most of all I liked the campy, '70s feel to this film.
If you want to check out "The Opening of Misty Beethoven," it's available for $19.95 at A Woman's Touch.
Aardvark | March 10, 2009 at 4:06 p.m. (report)
Wow, I haven't heard about this movie in a long time. For some reason, everytime I hear the word "mango" I think of this flick.
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Southern_Ex_pat | March 10, 2009 at 10:02 a.m. (report)
Gonna have to check this one out. I love vintage skin.
Check out Russ Meyer for the ultimate king of retro sleaze.
He is one of my favs.
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New to Dahlias, suggestions for a newbie please
So I got my Vesseys catalogue recently, and whilst browing through the pages, as you do. I noticed that there were 7 pages of these things, how is a new bie supposed to know what is what? :-)
Needless to say I was overwhelmed by all the different types, so I figured I'll turn to you experts to shed some light.
There are some new ones for 2008 like:
English Breakfast ( hmmm...makes me miss the UK )
Carribean cocktail
Let's dance
Clair Obscure
Edge of Joy
Black Wizard
Good luck finding a fragrant dahlia. There are a few open centered ones-- Singles & Orchid form ones that have a very mild sweet pollen scent to them but dahlias in general don't have any perfume.
They can be planted in pots but some get really tall so you have to watch what you're getting or they will fall all over & they can even even tip the pot over. Go to Steve Nowotarski's site on container dahlias & see what a great job he does with dahlias in mixed pots. There's also a place to order the container dahlias so you know those varieties been successfully grown in pots.
Here is a link that might be useful: Container Dahlias
Mick (glaswegian), I haven't found any dahlias with a nice fragrance, not like the brugmansia. However, I still love them for their stunning visual presentation. I have also found that they tend to do best planted directly into the garden. Mind you, I prefer the tall ones ( 3- 5 feet). These would never be okay in a pot unless the pot was very large, as stated by dahliagardener. If you wanted to plant dahlias in a container, I would suggest the smaller varieties. There are numerous ones available.
Dahlia Bloom Size Abbreviations
AA - over 10" dia.
A - 8" to 10" dia.
B - 6" to 8" dia.
BB - 4" to 6" dia.
M - miniature 2" to 4" dia.
Also, check out Dan's Dahlias at: http://www.dansdahlias.com/products.php
There is a dahlia society in Toronto. I include their website which contains a lot of information that will help you, Mick, as you explore this new world.
Here is a link that might be useful: Canadian Chrysanthemum and Dahlia society
Thanks for that John (Jroot ). I was just toying with the container idea really. I will be planting the dahlia ( If I know which one to get ), directly in the ground.
Now you said they like to planted directly in the ground, does that mean you can't start them indoors?
I grew several stargazer dahlia's in containers which were started from seeds. I did make the error of planting two to a pot and neither flowered and it was like excavating dinosaur bones trying to get them separated. My decision to go with seeds is that they are affordable for me to play with until I learn to store the tubers over winter. The beauty of containers is that it is much easier to dump the pot rather than dig in the ground (I grow Gladiolus that way too). It is also fun being surprised by the shape and colors they came out as. Good luck.
I had a dog that ran through my dahlias so I planted some in big plastic containers. I also build wood planters for them. For boquets for the wife I grow basil and other herbs for scent.
Mick, of course they can be started in pots. That is what I was saying in another discussion. ( See below ) What Vikingcraftsman says is correct as well. If the pot is large, or a raised bed then that is good for growing them as well. Leaving them enough room, as Gladzoe says, is good advice as well. I plant mine about a foot and a half away from each other for the best results. That is purely a personal taste though. You will have to experiment and find out what works best for you in Brantford, given your soil and sun conditions.
Here is a link that might be useful: splitting tubers and starting in pots


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Everything but the Sink
I am wondering if anybody knows where to get this Sink. I have looked high and low but have had no luck. Any information would be fantastic.
Well, I used Google image search to find the source of the photo. You won't like the answer (which perhaps you already know). It is from a Dutch stone company:
I think we can guess from this info that you should search for the sink in continental Europe....
blanco and I think Kohler are making the "microedge" sinks...low profile perimeter treatment-that bowl configuration is rather different-not sure if it's the zero radius,the edge, or the bowls that you are searching for.
Thank you for the Information. I am interested in the sink both for the design aspect (microedge) and the functionality. In reply to "Ellendi's" post the shallow side would be used as both a prep area and a drain board.


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sightseeing in southern Florida
valleyrimgirl(2b)October 31, 2006
My DH and I are going to Florida in Feb. Our holiday time is all booked except that we will have 4 - 5 days to travel the area south of Orlando. Anyone have any great things to see that you would recommend? Thought we would do an everglade tour if we could. Otherwise???


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How Thor breaks down racial barriers in Asgard
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Re: How Thor breaks down racial barriers in Asgard
Much ado about nothing. When I first saw this, I must admit, I did have an incredulous reaction -- these are Norse gods, after all. However, here's how you could explain it, if you must.
As I recall, in Norse mythology, there were two sets of gods, the Aesir and the Vanir. Now, it's true the Vanir are depicted as fair, but I also recall that the death goddess Hela's body is half black. Maybe Heimdall is a Vanir.
Now, perhaps it's possible that the Norse gods, while worshipped by fair-skinned people, might have a broader color palette, but can appear as white to those who worship them to make them feel comfortable. After all, the Hindu gods are represented with different color skin (blue, for example).
I also recall there were light elves and dark elves. Is it truly beyond the realm of possibility that in a mythical kingdom like Asgard there could, figuratively speaking, be "light" gods and "dark" gods?
I know I'm reaching, but hey, I think you can justify anything. (I was developing a character based on the Incan gods, and had the idea they were all a different, non-human color, like gold, but were able to appear to humans to have ordinary human hues.)
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are all bent out of shape about this actually pleases me, and I think TPTB make casting decisions like this to piss people off and get them talking about their projects.
Now, it would have been preferable for a film about Norse gods to cast more Nordic looking folks -- but I'm sure several of the white actors who will be cast in the roles aren't exactly Nordic. Some will have -- gasp -- brown hair and brown eyes!
Also, look at Kevin Sorbo from the Hercules TV show. He's not Greek, yet played a Greek demi-god.
I also recall some gasps when George Perez worked on Wonder Woman in the '80s and he had the nerve to draw -- gasp -- black Amazon sisters of Princess Diana! Oh, teh noes!
So, BFD.
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An interview with Toronto Maple Leafs Director of Player Development Jim Hughes
MLHS' Alec Brownscombe caught up with Leafs Director of Player Development Jim Hughes this morning to talk about some of the younger Maple Leafs. While much of the Leafs scouting staff heads to Bratislava next week for the Ivan Hlinka U18 tournament, Hughes will be taking in the World Junior exhibition games in Lake Placid. Dominic Toninato will participating for Team USA while Ryan Rupert, Matt Finn, Morgan Rielly and Frederik Gauthier will be playing for Canada.
Alec Brownscombe: What does the job of Director of Player of Development involve on a day to day basis?
Jim Hughes: My job is to monitor our draft picks, our drafted players. We have about 16 amateur scouts who work hard at identifying particular kids, and once they're drafted we pass them over to the player development department, which includes myself, Bobby Carpenter and Steve Staois. At that point, we monitor their progress, we share the good news with them, we talk with the things they need to work on and improve, we develop relationships with their coaches, we make sure they are in good spots, and we make recommendations that they should maybe stay in school for another year. We may make recommendations on who we should sign and possibly who we should pass on. We're constantly nurturing and talking to the kids about situations, about professionalism, about pro hockey, about habits, work ethic, skill sets. Every kid is different. Some are physically strong early, some aren't. We show them video clips, and we most importantly support what their coaches are talking to them about. We support what their coaches are saying and then we may tack on a little bit more than that. We want to make sure our message is always consistent. Myself and Bobby always make sure we're on the same page so that our message is consistent. We need to be consistent with the coaching staffs and the general managers, wherever these kids may be playing.
AB: What type of life coaching does the Maple Leafs organization do for its prospects? I know the team emphasizes off ice humanitarianism and intangibles like clean living.
JH: We just recently had prospect camp, so we talked to them about media awarenesses, about Twitter'ing. We talked to them about cooking, we had cooking classes with chefs. We basically talk to them about taking initiative in their lives and business, and making what they want out of this hockey lifestyle. If you're good, become great; if you're average, then you have to work hard. You got to be your best, you've got to put that effort in, and you've got to concentrate on the details. Again, it's taking the initiative, the responsibility. What we're trying to do is be patient with the kids, and yet we're trying to expedite the process and give them the information so that no kid when he's 24 or 25 can say, "nobody ever told me that," because they have been told. We're advocates of kids that go to bed early and wake up early. Kids that eat a healthy, hearty breakfast, guys that are eating the right food groups, guys that get their training in in the morning, guys that take initiative in knocking on the coach's door looking to either get video attention or maybe additional individual instruction on the ice from their coaching staff. There's a multitude of things. We have a lot of resources between Barbara Underhill doing our power skating, Dana Sinclair is our sports psychologist [more on Dana here], and we constantly are urging our players to use these resources. Anthony Belza does a great job with the strength and conditioning side of things. We are constantly trying to stimulate their minds so that their minds function in such a way where we're making NHL players.
AB: Nazem Kadri is training with Leafs trainers Barbara Underhill and Anthony Belza instead of Gary Roberts, who he worked with last off season. Why did the team decide to keep him in house, and did it have anything to do with Dallas Eakins being a little disappointed in his conditioning last training camp?
JH: It's a probably a multitude of all of those things. He came in house because he understands the value Belza brings, and he's probably matured to the point where he understands that Barbara can help him. It's part of that maturation period, and he's really wrapped his head around it. He's done a wonderful job this year on a consistent basis. He's the first guy in in the morning, he's got his eye on the ball, and he's putting time in and working hard, certainly from a physical standpoint. I'd imagine he's working on the mental side of it as well. He's made a lot of forward strides in the last 18 months, and I assume that he'll continue to move in that direction.
AB: Is this the year Colborne finally breaks the NHL full time? What are you hoping to see from Joe this season, and do you think he could benefit from full-time NHL duty even if it's on the 4th line?
JH: It's a loaded question and I guess the answer to the question will be that it's up to Joe and his desire and his determination to do whatever Randy and his coaching staff ask of him. I'm sure they'll give him instruction that you're going have to do x, y and z in order to play in the lineup or you simply won't be in the lineup. It may not be about scoring, it may be about checking, physicality, and being stronger on loose pucks. I don't know what items they'll discuss, but at the end of the day it is always the player who will have the opportunity to make what the player wants. He's got a foot in the door, and it's really a matter of whether he take advantage of the opportunity. Does he seize it? Not wait for it to be given to him, but to simply go out and take a spot and make it his business to take a spot. He'll have to demonstrate that and show Randy that he belongs. Through the exhibition series we'll have an answer to those questions.
AB: Moving on to some still-amateurs, we'll start with who is bound to get the most attention at training camp among the youngsters. Do you think Morgan Rielly has anything left to gain in the WHL should he return for another year?
JH: I don't know yet. It's still undecided. I think judgment day will be the rookie camp, leading into training camp, leading into NHL exhibition games, leading into the beginning of the NHL regular season. At that point, there will be discussions of where he belongs. Will he be getting NHL duty, coached by NHL coaches, being nurtured by Randy and his staff, and playing a fair number of games, or is it sending him back and allowing him to dominate at the WHL level. One thing is for certain, I assume he'll be on that World Junior team which will be a great experience. Regardless of what happens with Morgan, it's not going to be because there's something missing in his game. He's very goal oriented, he's sharp as a tack in his mind, he's hungry to get to the NHL, and he's a strong kid with a wide base and a wide foundation; he doesn't get knocked off the puck easily. He's got good hockey sense and played very well for the Marlies. It's really about sort of being patient with him and making sure we activate him at the right time.
AB: Petter Granberg is also getting some hype after his performance at the World Championships. Do you think based on how he fared against the older competition, and how he looked in the prospect camp, he could really challenge for a spot or is he likely to need an adjustment period to the North American style of play and rink size down with the Marlies?
JH: I assume it would be option number two. Let's see how he comes in and performs early, and how he looks in the month of September. It will give Dave and Randy a better sense of where he's at. I don't believe, if Petter played 25 or 30 or 40 AHL games, that it would hurt him. It would be part of the process to get acclimated to North America, and to get real comfortable with his game and sort of take it from there. He certainly demonstrated in the World Championships that he's a high-end player who can shut down guys, who defends very well off the rush, and he plays in 4 on 4, 5 on 5 and PK situations. He's certainly a good prospect, but again I think the AHL, like most players, it would not hurt him to go down and play a boatload of games. It would give him a better North American foundation.
AB: Jesse Blacker has now had two full seasons with the Marlies. What does he need to do to take the next step?
JH: He needs to probably be an AHL All Star this year. He's got great physical ability. He's strong and he can skate and he loves the game. Now he just needs to tighten up his game and be a solid defender. I think we'll see that as he matures. He's got two years under his belt, he needs to stay healthy and strong, and he needs to be consistent from start to finish. Be a guy who can demonstrate a shutdown role and a good first pass, a guy who can defend who from shift to shift, and show his great hockey sense. I think that, over time, Jesse has realized he doesn't need to chase the game but let the game come to him. He's got that great passion, he loves the game, and he basically will do whatever it takes to be an NHL player. Let's see how it unfolds.
AB: Same goes for Jerry D'Amigo – two and a half seasons, actually. Why do you think he's been especially effective for the Marlies in the playoffs, first off? He's been a point a game performer. Could he be ready to challenge for a bottom six wing role in the not so distant future?
JH: I don't have the answer to that. He'll get a real good look and a opportunity to see where he's at and see if he can make the next step. He certainly can kill penalties, he can certainly skate, he's certainly aggressive. Now, can he take his game to the next level? I guess that will be decided again in September to see where his game is at. Coming out of the World Juniors and when he went into Kitchener, we know he's got ability. Maybe he needs a chance now, a good, hard, solid long look to see if he can take his game to the next level. We'll where it goes with that.
AB: Speaking of Kitchener, I came away very impressed with Josh Leivo in a few viewings this season. How much does a good +1 or +2 year for a prospect change original expectations for a lower round draft pick like Leivo? I guess Connor Brown would be in the same boat.
JH: Well, quite honestly we don't really care what pick Josh is or Connor. They both can play the game, they both love the game. Josh has come a long way. It's a guy who we drafted when he was 178 pounds and now he's 200. He's wired correctly, he's got NHL thoughts, he's very quick, he's got an NHL stick, he's got nice soft hands, and he's got his eye on the ball. He's worked hard this summer. He's certainly a top six guy, a guy who can generate offense. When he has the puck, it's really hard to take it away from him. He protects it well. Again, he's somebody who we think can put up some numbers. He needs to really come out of the shoot fast. He's comfortable with Steve Spott and hopefully he can come out of the shoot fast and have a great AHL start and we'll see where it goes. He's on the right track and he's a very good prospect.
Connor will go back to Erie. He's another guy who is skilled. He's got some slippery speed and some soft hands. He loves the game. He has the ability to make offensive plays. I'm sure he'll play with McDavid again this year. His situation is that we just got to be patient with him and let him continue to get stronger and continue to grow. He's really young. If we can put 5 pounds on him this year, 5 pounds on him next year; once this guy becomes a man, he's going to be very effective. We just need to allow him to go play junior hockey and have another great season and see where his progression is and figure out what the next step would be for him. Would it be an AHL season after that, or would it be an overage year with McDavid? We'll see how that plays out. As you mentioned, both Leivo and Brown have some upside offensively and they're both working really hard again this summer.
It's all about time and patience. Some of these guys we project are 12 months out, some are 24 months out, some are 36 months out and some are 48 months out. A guy like Carter Verhaeghe might be 48 months out. We've got short term projections and then we've got long term projections.
AB: What are you hoping to see from Tyler Biggs this season? Will it be with the Marlies?
JH: If it is with the Marlies, he basically needs to come in here and just needs to take the spot. Take the spot. Don't wait for it to be given to you. Take it, be aggressive about it, take ownership in the group immediately and be the guy. He's got those capabilities. Steve Spott is very familiar with him as a player. He's going to be given the opportunity and he's going to be empowered. He needs to embrace that, and take that opportunity and really run with it. Really run with it. It would be in all situations. He should be on the powerplay, he should be a PK guy, a 5 on 5 and a 4 on 4, and he should get ample minutes. He's got so much physical ability that he shouldn't allow anybody to get in his way. We believe he has the capability of doing that.
AB: In terms of other big, physical guys with the Marlies, could David Broll find his way into the NHL as an enforcer before long, or is the plan to give him ample time with the Marlies and try to unearth or develop a bit of an offensive game?
JH: Probably a little bit of both. He can continue to work on his offensive point production. In a lot of ways, it will be up to David Broll in how he fast he wants to make this happen. He can go out of his way and make it his business to grab people's attention and do it early and do it often. The more he does it, and the sooner he does it, the sooner he will be recognized and acknowledged. It's simply going to be up to David Broll. Steve Spott loves the way he plays. He will be given every opportunity. It will be up to him to really, similar to Biggs, to take the opportunity and make it what he wants for himself. He can skate, he can protect the puck, he's got really good hockey sense, he's got soft hands, then he's got the physical part where he can hit and he can fight. He needs to take all of those tools and use them and apply them. It will be fun to watch some of these guys and see where they take their games.
AB: Yeah, the prospect of a prospect-heavy, quite young Marlies team must be exciting. There could be a dozen players on entry level contracts playing on the Marlies, which is mostly the work of this current development and scouting staff. That has to be exciting for you.
JH: I think it will be a lot of fun to watch these guys perform on a nightly basis. They'll take their lumps; they'll win some games and lose some games, but some of these guys, not all of them, will be a big part of our future. They'll play with Maple Leaf jerseys on some day. This is again part of the process in the American league. It's a wonderful league for these guys to work on their trade, grow as young professionals, to really embrace as a team and maybe win a trophy, and yet on an individual level basis to make themselves better every single day. They have the opportunity to make themselves better everyday. Some take advantage of the opportunity and others may not, but they certainly have been told as we discussed at the beginning of this conversation.
There's one guy you are missing who is a little bit of a blue chip. Andrew MacWilliam. He played at North Dakota, he played four years and was the Captain at North Dakota last year. This is a big, imposing physical player. He's a good first pass guy. He is mean and it's natural. He's very competitive. He's got the right mentality, he's got a pro mentality. He's got some force when he hits. His puck skills have really improved over the last four years; he can move the puck efficiently. He's got the mental makeup that is going to take him a long way in this sport. He'll be fun to watch and we'll see what he does at the AHL level, but this is a big, physical player. He might be a lot like Mark Fraser down the road; a big, physical, left-shot D, a #5 guy who brings a physical presence to the team. He'll be another one of those guys who comes in, plays solid minutes, gets some AHL experience, but he certainly has the mentality and the makeup.
AB: Overall, where is the Leafs prospect system deepest and where is it shallowest?
JH: Dave Morrison and his crew supplied us with an awful lot of ingredients right now. We've got Gauthier at the center spot now, we've got some skill with Leivo and Brown, and we've got some girth with Biggs and Broll. We've got Verhaeghe who's got skill. We've got Stuart Percy who has tremendous hockey sense. We've got some physicality in MacWilliam and some shutdown with Granberg and Blacker. We've got a lot of ingredients right now; we've got size, we've got skill. Let's just see how this all unfolds. Some will develop faster than others, some we'll need to be patient with, but I think we feel pretty good in all areas of where we're at right now from a development standpoint.
AB: Frederik Gauthier has been projected as a third line center by Dave Nonis after the draft and Dave Morrison when we talked to him earlier in the week. Do you agree with that projection? His numbers, for a first-year rookie who battled a broken jaw, were actually pretty good.
JH: I do agree with it. Let's see where his offensive skill sets take him, but when you're talking about an NHL playoff team, Gauthier is probably in the three spot. If you're talking about a non-playoff team, Gauthier is in the two spot. To be realistic, if you've got Gauthier in the three spot, you most probably have a pretty good hockey team. With that big physical size that can get up and down the rink, he plays 200 feet and he's got a good skill set. If you put him in a two spot, he's biting off more than he can chew. If you keep him in the three spot, it's probably a good spot for him. We'll let him go do his thing and in three years or three and a half years from now I think we'll have something special there.
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Where do the Leafs finish this year? Looks more or less like this will be the group. I expect Kadri and Franson to sign. Liles to be traded.
RIP Shawn Burr
Too bad Buttman didn't try as hard to keep the North Stars, Nordiques, Whalers and the Original Jets in their cities like he does Phoenix.
Buttman says "The National Hockey League believes in Arizona as an NHL market and that these new owners can provide the Coyotes the opportunity to secure a stable, long-term future in Glendale," Commissioner Gary Bettman said.
Hello Buttman, long-term debt, low attendance and all that goes with a team not fully supported by the community, whatever.
Qubec City and Seattle will get teams someday and Buttman will see how much cash flow they were missing out on by not relocating PHX and FLA.
Another loss for fans.
The Blue Whale ejaculates over 40 gallons of Sperm when mating. Only 10% enters the female & you always wondered why the sea tasted salty?
Ok let's say the cap goes up 4 mil next year (will probablly be 10 but this is just for the question) which brings it to 68.3 mil, who is in cap hell?
Bos 11.4 cap space with 15 players already signed
Philly 14.9 cap space with 15 players already signed
Pitts 14.7 cap space with 12 players already signed
Tor 37 mil cap space with 10 players already signed
I have to believe these GM's are banking for the cap to go up significantly next year possibly even to 77 mil if not, next wave of compliance buy outs should be fun to watch.
Oh ya the 4 mil has been added in so that's what the teams have left to spend!!!!!
of course nhl.com disables the comment section for this article.... LOL
@Radar O'Rielly Morning Radar, I'm back to work today after vacation. It's been really quiet, but hopefully it'll heat up soon. Like Declan said, this is likely the team we start the season with. It was good enough for 4th in the east last year so it should be at least as good this year.
Off to work now, have a great day everyone. Go Leafs Go!
They likely battle for top four in east. But I have to see how this team gels in camp first. I have not liked all of Nonis' moves
@rustynail since when did sperm contain salt? That would burn like a mother fucker. LOL. Now...this tweet would definitely make the origin of jelly fish make some sense. The red ones that sting are from the whales with STD's.
@leafscapguru Is it a sure bet that the cap goes up that high BTW? Any link for that?
@Bon Scott was a Leaf fan UFA I believe.
@-Keon- Based on his performance at camps, Leaf mngmt comments, and my own viewings Biggs is dropping down the depth chart. It seems the Leafs think Leivo and Broll are ahead of him, and my own viewings have shown me he has no hands at all. Still young, but telling others are passing him.
Only one answer to that. all the way.
@Bon Scott was a Leaf fan @DeclanK Interesting. What do you mean by reload, though?
You can read this article
That's a lot of money from the outdoor games alone!
@TheCanucksnaphook @Pent_House ... "and i spent less than I thought I need to.... arrived at the arena with $20 and left with $17.50 and an NHL team"
@TheCanucksnaphook @Pent_House Ya only need one Phook. Just make sure they absolutely tank, chances are they win the draft lottery, trade the pick to the Leafs for a handful of beans
@WendelGilmour @-Keon- I've never been impressed with Biggs. Believe me, I want to be, given the hopes that are riding on him and the the fact that a 1st-round pick was traded away so that we could move up slightly to get him. (Was there even any competition for him from the three of four teams we leapfrogged?)
@WendelGilmour @-Keon- man I was never sold on Biggs as a first round pick. Was more excited about Percy. I dunno, I've just never had a good feeling about him. But I've been wrong before, although, I trusted my gut with McKegg and Reimer, so I guess that's worth something.
I could probably provide a pretty long list about guys that I've been right about, and one almost a long with ones that i've been wrong about.
Gardiner could really be something.
I think JVR is guy who could find another level...he showed signs of it last year, and I like the way he is becoming a big game player.
I just get a little concerned about the loss of Grabs, Frattin, Komarov, and MacA. Those guys brought it for us and really added crucial depth. The new guys will have to bring as much and more. Clarkson and Bolland should, but not so sure about whoever else fills the void.
@B_Leaf @DeclanK A full year with Gardiner on D will be a huge boost for the team. You saw in Game 6/7 in the Bruins series... he can dominate play when he wants to. Can't wait to see a full year of him on the team (again).
Kadri, JVR, Bernier (who I think will be a really big piece for the the team). Colborne and D'Amigo will have to learn the pro game, but at least they're doing it on a winning team, which a good place to learn.
Bolland and Clarkson will be great on this team, IMO.
Well I feel pretty good about Gardiner, Kadri, JVR, and the goalies continuing to improve. Probably the best improvement will come from Gardiner this year since kadri already took a huge leap forward last year.
I am not sure we should expect too much from Colborne. DAmigo can help some but I doubt he is a major impact. Interesting to see how Leivo does in camp.
The additions of Ranger, Bolland, and Clarkson will be interesting to compare with the guys we've lost. You just have to see it before you really know.
@Bon Scott was a Leaf fan @DeclanK Burke had him on the Marlies, I guess Nonis gave him an NHL contract?
@Bon Scott was a Leaf fan @DeclanK This team will be well over 50% of Burke players when they do make their run.
@Bon Scott was a Leaf fan @DeclanK What is there... Bolland, Clarkson, McLaren, Bernier... what else has Nonis added?
@Bon Scott was a Leaf fan @DeclanK Definitely. No better place to win than in TO. No worse place to lose. I think most UFAs have figured that out. Certainly a team that is trending upwards.
@Bon Scott was a Leaf fan @DeclanK For sure. It doesn't need a re-build. All the core players are of same age. All very good. Elite talent (could use some more down the middle and on D... that could come internally)
@TheCanucksnaphook @MaxwellHowe Isn't this the plot to the baseball movie "major League"? We'll just have to be sure not to sign Charlie Sheen.
@TheCanucksnaphook @MaxwellHowe Ok, time to build an AHL roster with just enough has-been losers to sign to huge contracts so we can get to the cap floor. Someone get me the number for Thomas Kaberle
@MaxwellHowe @TheCanucksnaphook @Pent_House Bettsy's already got a Coyote logo on his weighted ping-pong ball, condition of the sale no doubt.
@Irishfanman @TheCanucksnaphook @4evrblue What those comparisons seem to show is that if it's obvious you're ready to more than hold your own in the NHL (Kessel, Kulemin), you're unlikely to be wasting much time in the AHL.
@WendelGilmour @Irishfanman @TheCanucksnaphook @4evrblue True about Kadri and about Ashton...I guess the point is I would like to see Broll Leivo Biggs get at least 40 AHL games before getting a sniff. It just seems that most regulars come via that route and are better NHLers for it.
@Irishfanman @TheCanucksnaphook @4evrblue That logic won't work though, while those guys were playing those games, others who played fewer were called-up. Eg. Kadri before Colborne. Ashton looked awful in his 1/4 season a couple of years ago, and has done nothing since. He is never mentioned by Leafs brass, while Leivo and Broll are always mentioned.
We're 3 or 4 into Marlies depth before Ashton gets a sniff.
@TheCanucksnaphook @4evrblue If you use AHL experience as a method of determining who is ready for the show, here are some numbers...AHL games played.
Lupul 71 Bozak 32 Kessel 2
JVR 7 Kadri 119 Clarkson 123
Colborne 211 Bolland 81 Kuli 5
McLaren 217 McClement 159 Orr 152
So other than the rare exceptions most regulars paid their dues in the AHL with at least a season or more. So that would tell me that the most likely call ups are Ashton 127 and DAmigo 189...Broll, Leivo Biggs Devane have a ways to go yet.
@4evrblue @WendelGilmour Some prospects you immediately see signs of promise, I just don't get that with him. Perhaps @Keon is right and he will be valuable, just in a different role.
@-Keon- @WendelGilmour To each their own. I wish he would use that big frame and play with some emotion.
@-Keon- @WendelGilmour Maybe, time will tell. The irony is that I was a big Kuli fan, and am now pretty disappointed in his play.
@-Keon- @WendelGilmour Could be, I guess I'm concerned that when I have watched he has been unimpressive. Small sample size, but it worries me.
@TheCanucksnaphook @WendelGilmour Couldn't agree more. Some of the kids will be knocking at the door.
@TheCanucksnaphook @Bon Scott was a Leaf fan @WendelGilmour @-Keon- True, but I think he will actually make it tough to send him down by outplaying a couple of vets and more prominent youngsters. Just a feeling.
@Bon Scott was a Leaf fan @WendelGilmour @-Keon- He's my dark horse at camp.
But the same could be said about bollad
Kuli took a hometown discount on his last contract only an increase of 500k per year, if he up for the same raise then ya keep Kuli, but I have the feeling he will be looking to cash in which would put him in the 4 mil (approx) per year for a 3rd liner. That's what it simply comes down to. If its that high Kuli won't be back next year.
I think a lot of ppl last year didn't think Franson and Kadri wouldn't be getting a huge raise either but looks like that's a wrong prediction


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In Varanasi, the question still is: will it be Narendra Modi or Murli Manohar Joshi? The politically aware citizenry continues to discuss the topic even after Dr. Joshi broke his silence, saying that as a disciplined soldier of the BJP, he would obey the party if it asks him to shift to Kanpur.
At a crowded tea stall in the Chowk area, Saurabh Tiwari, a student at Banaras Hindu University, bids for Dr. Joshi. "A leader of Joshi's stature should be treated with more respect and allowed to contest from where he wants," he says even while expressing unhappiness with the work done by the leader as MP.
Ajay Kumar, a cement dealer, argues in favour of the BJP's prime ministerial candidate. "If senior leaders like Joshi do not pave the way for younger leaders, what message will go to the public? Joshi should accept fate and assume the role of a guide now. Other people should get a chance. He should not create obstacles. Given the hype, Modi is bound to do something for his seat. It is in the national interest."
The tea-stall owner, Jaiprakash Yadav, wants a third alternative. "We are fed up with these high-profile candidates from outside. We need a local candidate who will deal with our issues, not just national politics. Modi or Joshi, it hardly makes a difference. Look for yourself, during his term Joshi has not made his mark; we have nothing to remember from his tenure," he says.
While this sense of mystery over the BJP candidate prevails in Varanasi, in Allahabad, Dr. Joshi's home-turf, the sporting fraternity is overjoyed after the Congress picked cricketer Mohammed Kaif for the Phulpur seat.
The seat gave the country its first Prime Minister when Jawaharlal Nehru won it in 1952, but the party has failed to win it since 1984.
Reacting to the decision, the sporting fraternity of Allahabad, Mr. Kaif's home town, came out in his support. His brother Asif said the family was overjoyed at his candidature and was now gearing up for campaigning. Senior cricketer Shoaib Kamal, who has trained Mr. Kaif, said the entire sporting fraternity of Allahabad, under which the constituency comes, will support the player. "Everybody is happy that a player has entered the political field," he said.
Calling politics a "second innings," Mr. Kaif dismissed the idea that he would quit the game, and hoped to be equally "successful" in both fields.
Devesh Mishra, Allahabad University coach who trained Mr. Kaif in his younger days, however, feels the cricketer took the plunge into politics "a bit too early." But he believes that given his "popularity," Mr. Kaif could upset the odds in a highly contested constituency, currently held by the Bahujan Samaj Party.
"He could have played a bit more, a couple of years maybe. The condition of the cricket team is not so good so he could have got a call up. But we are hopeful, if he takes care of the political management bit," Mr. Mishra said while remembering young Kaif as a regular, devoted and hardworking player.
Mr. Kaif is a member of the Uttar Pradesh Ranji Cricket Team. He has represented India in one-dayers and Test matches.
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Ringwald said a sequel had been presented to her a while ago – probably that rumoured telemovie, "32 Candles†– but because Hughes wasn't interested, neither was she.
"It was something that I definitely wanted to do, but John Hughes wasn't interested, and I didn't feel comfortable doing it without his involvement. If we can get John to agree, I think it would be great. I think there are definitely a lot of people who would love to see it, and I would love to do itâ€, Ringwald tells AOL. "I think that "Sixteen Candles" lends itself to (a sequel). It was such a Cinderella story. And I was interested to see what happened to this girl."
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The people using the equipment may not know how to operate it properly, and therefore may cause damage to some of the parts.
The equipment may not have been installed properly or - and this happens more often that you'd think - the wrong equipment may have been installed in the first place.
You can imagine the damage that a several ton line array will do when it falls, or when the entire back wall of a set breaks away from the pipe batten and crashes to the floor. People call these incidents "accidents" but that's a misnomer.
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More than 50 years after its first publication, Doubleday's definitive edition of Anne Frank's famous diary generated an extraordinary amount of excitement when it was published in early 1995. Enthusiastically received by critics and readers alike, it reigned for nine weeks on The New York Times best-seller list and will remain for all time the version that millions of readers will cherish.
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"The new edition reveals a new depth to Anne's dreams, irritations, hardship, and passions....There may be no better way to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of World War II than to reread The Diary of a Young Girl, a testament to an indestructive nobility of spirit in the face of pure evil." (Chicago Tribune)
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This is an amazing book. I felt compelled to read the book because it's a classic, but it turned out to be one of the most enjoyable reads (despite the horrible topic) of any in my library.
This is my first review although probably the 50th or so book I've listened to. Selma Blair makes the story come to life. She uses a little bit of a slow whine that's believable for a teen discussing her parents and angst of teen love. So good.
"Eloquently Written"
It feels wrong, somehow, rating Anne's diary, but she was truly a very complex, interesting, and insightful young girl. Every time she spoke about her future, I was crushed knowing she never got one.
I would recommend this to everyone, young and old.
Selma Blair did a fantastic job narrating, giving the right amount of emphasis for how a teenage girl might actually talk.
Some have said they don't understand what was so horrific about the book, or how they hated Anne being a teenager and saying, many times, that no one truly knows her or "understands" her. Here's the truth: I don't think anyone in the annex really did know her, and only after the war ended did her father get to see insight into his daughter's emotions and internal turmoil. What's so horrific about this story is how it abruptly ends. The fact the 8 Jews in the annex had to hide from the world just to stay alive. That, in the end, it was all for naught. What's so horrific is the terrible way they died, and for no reason whatsoever.
Those who gave negative reviews seem to not have grasped the point of Anne's story. They focus too much on it being a diary of a young girl and less on the reality of her situation. Juxtapose her life with what was going on in the world. How her being Jewish didn't make her any different than any other teenage girl. Her religion, race, wasn't who she was. THAT'S the point. She was brave, naive, an autodidactic, and had hopes and dreams. Maybe some of the naysayers out there should take a page from Anne's diary and try to live it. Tell me how it was terrifying and horrific. Because, guess what, it was.
I wish she had survived to continue her stories. I imagine her to be a writer with rich and challenging writing that would make you think. Her loss is unimaginable.
Geopolitics, history, and philosophy junkie. I love smoothly flowing prose that moves me effortlessly from one idea to the next.
I wanted to go back in time to tell her before she died, "Don't worry, you'll be known and loved as the great writer you always dreamed of being from this time immemorial." I wish she at least knew that before the world lost her.
The history of depresion and suffering during a world war along with starvation and all the humiliation along with the fact that is a true story
Anne Frant because of her courage and understanding of everything going on around her
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This is my first time reading completely through an Anne Frank book.... It kept my attention!
After reading this book I felt sadness for her, her family and friends. It helped me get a better understanding of who Anne Frank was and what she experienced. Her voice is so pleasant and fits Anne well.
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Selma Blair gave life to Anne Frank in a way that just reading the book myself might not have.
I was engrossed from the very beginning and couldn't stop listening while I worked in my studio. The Diary of a Young Girl, by Anne Frank, was so open and raw. As fate would have it, Anne received a diary for her birthday and began writing just before her family went into hiding. As the years progressed in the secret annex, so did Anne's wisdom -- far above her age. Her perspective on the war, the atrocities of human suffering, and the depth of her appreciation of those who helped her family were so moving. She rarely complained about being bored and tried to keep a positive attitude. In the end, her ideas on peace and war seem so simple, yet so true. What really struck me though, was a few of her comments about why she was writing the diary... no one would ever read it... its boring... it will never amount to anything. When in reality, her words have touched millions of people the world over. If she only knew... if she only knew.
Selma Blair did a fabulous job portraying the words and feelings of Anne Frank. She was amazing!!
I don't think anyone could read/listen to this book and not have an extreme reaction. The horrific time in our history is just that... horrific, but needs to be shared.
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The fact she sounded Anne Frank herself!
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She was the typical teenager
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Hard working woman who loves to listen while she works. Makes the days pass quicker. I love a good book.
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Classic book. Surprised me how the things this girl experiences were so like girls of today. Ending brought tears to my eyes. Loved this book
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Yes, I read this book many years ago and this version was different than the Anne Frank of my youth. I thought the story was very moving and listening to Anne's story as an adult and mother made me see it a bit differently. Even though we know the end to the story, listening to Anne just talk about being a teenager was very relatable. I remember feeling some of the same things that Anne describes and that in turn made me think about my own teenage daughter and some of the things she may be thinking and feeling. The times have changed, but so much of it is still relevent.
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Something green was what came to my mind when I was brainstorming for my next recipe. After all, St. Patrick's Day is coming up and I wanted the recipe to be helpful for people looking for something to serve or eat for the Irish holiday.
I don't know any Irish dishes but I do know Filipino dishes that have some green in them, particularly desserts that have pandan or screw pine leaves.
Pandan leaves are widely used in Southeast Asia for their infusion of aroma and flavor. Filipinos would take a strip of pandan, tie it in a knot, and incorporate it when cooking rice. Once the rice is done, it will give the rice such sweet aroma. To remove the pandan, we simply pull out the string; the knot will help not break the leaf upon removal.
In addition to rice, Filipinos also use pandan in desserts such as in cakes, pastries, sweet salads, and ice cream. Pandan is often paired with coconut-either coconut milk or coconut meat or both. For my recipe, I'm featuring the widely popular sweet dessert: Buko Pandan or Coconut Pandan. The traditional recipe calls for heavy manufacturing cream which I simply replaced with coconut cream. Everything else was made in traditional way.
If yout if you couldn't find fresh pandan leaves, you could get them at the frozen section of a nearby Asian supermarket, which I did. If you couldn't find either fresh or frozen, you may also get pandan extract, also at your Asian supermarket. Just follow the directions in the bottle for the ratio.
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Pandan jelly:
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- 2 cups of water
- 3/4 teaspoon agar-agar powder, available at Asian stores
- 1/4 cup raw sugar
Buko salad:
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- 1/2 cup nut milk (almond or coconut or soymilk. I used Califia Vanilla flavored almond milk)
- 1/2 cup shredded young coconut (better if fresh, but you could also find them at the frozen section of Asian markets, just thaw first before using)
- 6 tbsp Nata de Coco (available at Filipino and/or Asian supermarkets)
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- Using a sauce pan or small pot, heat the pandan juice over high heat. Add a bit more water if you've significantly lost water during the blending (to maintain the 2 cups ratio). Let the juice simmer for about 5 minutes.
- Add the agar-agar powder and sugar. Constantly stir until the powder and sugar have fully melted.
- As soon as it starts boiling, turn off the heat and transfer to a mold, baking pan, or glass container. Let it cool then refrigerate to set (about 30-45 minutes).
- Once the jelly has set, remove from the fridge. Cut into blocks and add them to your Buko salad.
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- Add the pandan jelly.
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