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"Moist and flavorful, these zesty pulled pork sandwiches are perfect for lunch, dinner, and any potluck. Wonderful with baked beans and fries. Add 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper powder or hot sauce for an extra kick! Serve on fresh hamburger buns or onion rolls."
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1 1/2 cups
barbeque sauce, or more as desired
1/2 cup
chopped white onion
1/4 cup
1/4 cup
brown sugar
1 teaspoon
1 teaspoon
ground black pepper
1/2 teaspoon
chili powder
1 pound
boneless pork loin, quartered
onion rolls, halved
This is so yummy. Made exactly how written and my husband and I really enjoyed it. It's got a kick along with a sweet punch. Satisfies all tastes. Next time I will made a batch with a little less chili powder because my 3 year old thought it was a little too "hot" For adults, it's great!!!!!!!
This is Horrible. Cooking a pork loin for hours is just plain nuts.
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I tried this recipe exactly they way it is written and it turned out great! My kids who don't like anything, loved it. Will keep this recipe for future use.
Pretty darn good.After I shredded my pork I put it back in my crock pot with some of the juice and it was so moist and tasty, Had them on whole wheat boleos .Its a keeper.
Made this for a family reunion. I had an 8 lb. boneless pork butt, just fit into the slow cooker. I cooked it 4 hrs on high and then about 8 hrs on low. I had nothing left by the time everyone went through the line once. I took 2 dozen buns and they were all gone. I increased this recipe to serve 12 people. It was so easy and flavorful. I would definitely make it again.
A hit! Based on the comments of some reviewers, I omitted the brown sugar. I also added liquid smoke. Definitely a keeper!
Really good. Had a lot of leftover sauce so I stuck the leftovers in freezer. Used Sweet baby rays BBq sauce and a pork roast
We used 1/2 a Kraft Hickory BBQ sauce and 1/2 Diana Sauce (Canadian) and this was TO. DIE. FOR! This will definitely be a favourite!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Zesty Pulled Pork Sandwiches
Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe
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Calories: 504
Calories from Fat: 81
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My husband and I stayed at the Aston Waikiki Circle Hotel last October for our early 30th anniversary and I have never stayed in a more disgusting place! The walls in the room were cracked and looked like they hadn't been painted for 10 years; there were dark stains all over the carpeting; and I have never slept in a bed which did not have a fitted sheet on the mattress (a regular flat mattress was used and, of course, by morning, there was no sheet left on the bed!).We had to wait quite a whilke to check in, even though the person at the head desk did not appear to be busy.The rates were cheap but, in our opinion, reasonable cost does not make up for pleasant stay.
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I and my 3 teenage daughters stayed here last summer. It was their first trip to Hawaii. I couldn't have chosen a better place for them to experience Waikiki. The hotel is located in the center of everything Waikiki. The restaurants and gift shops nearby gave them the touristy things they needed and the oceanfront view of this hotel gave them the awesome postcard views of Hawaii. The rooms aren't big, but we didn't spend alot of time in the rooms. They are clean and the staff were great. The best part of the room was the sunset views from the balcony. I strongly suggest the oceanfront room...
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I agree with other viewers that the location of this hotel is very good. But you can have better deal at other hotels with excellent locations also.The shower room and the closet are tiny and smelly. There is no door for the shower room, only a very thin cotton curtain. When you take a shower, water spill all over the bathroom.This hotel is so old inside. Bad service.
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Incredible view/location. Small room/bathroom. Friendly staff. A few steps to beach. Safe/Clean. Affordable. We definately reccomend this cute, comfortable hotel. We booked it because of its amazing VIEW and location. Rooms are being updated.
Bad Hotel
The only good thing about this hotel is its location: right in the center of Waikiki beach. Unfortunately, there are many bad things. The female front desk receptionist never smiles. The door to open to the balcony is extremely hard to pull. The curtain for the door is torn badly and dirty. The closet is tiny, old and dirty. The rest room and the shower room is extremely tiny. They got only few irons. So you have to wait for your turn to use the iron. I think Aston Waikiki circle should be classified as standard motel. There are many good hotels around Aston Waikiki Circle and on Waikiki beach. I would never stay at Waikiki Circle again.
Loved the Waikiki Circle Hotel
We just returned from Waikiki and stayed at the Waikiki Circle Hotel for 10 nights. The location across from Waikiki Beach is unbeatable for the price, and an easy walk to everywhere. Rooms are being upgraded according to John at the front desk who was extremely helpful and as nice as anyone could possibly be to us. We were in #505, ocean-front, in the middle of the circle building. We were delighted to sit on the lanai and watch the music performances on the beach, people strolling by, surfers riding the waves, the hula-show presented by the City, etc. The hotel needs some new carpeting, drapes, and paint but it was clean and staff was super. And you simply cannot beat the wonderful 180 degree ocean views and terrific Waikiki location at twice the price.
Not Great
I was never so disappointed in my life when we arrived at this Hotel.. As soon as the door opened I was ready to go home. Twin Beds? NO air conditioning in Hawaii ? The carpet was so wet and loose it rolled . Not enough room inside, AND we paid for an upgrade. I can only wonder what the other place looked like. Needless to say we moved to the Waikiki Beach Hotel... VERY nice... much better to start our vacation in comfort and clean, cool. Nice. The Hotel clerks at the Waikiki Circle were very rude........... Just do yourself a favor.. don't go to the Waikiki Circle Hotel.. Maybe they will quit being greedy and fix up,,, new face lift is the only way I ever go back to this place, because the location is the ONLY thing they have going for them. In it's day it probably was nice, but that day is definately long gone...
Happy time
I stayed at the last Februay for 6 nites, and ejoyed every moment of the stay... the room was clean and the desk clerk very helpful and friendly... I just booked another room for April 2003...would love to have the same room but not sure of the room number ( maybee ll07) not sure... I felt safe and sound all the time, I travel alone and a senior citizen. Betty Jean Rounds
A Wonderful Little Hotel!
This little hotel was one of the most terrific places I have ever stayed, and I've been all over. The Aston Waikiki Circle is a budget hotel...but the best bargain in Hawaii! From most of the balconies of the rooms you can see both the mountains and the surfers on Waikiki Beach. It's right in the center of town and within very easy walking distance to restaurants and fun attractions. It's also built in the shape of a circle and just plain FUN! There is no hotel I'd recommend more than this one, anyplace, anywhere, any time or anyhow. If you have a chance to stay at this great little place, by all means go for it!
Good clean accommodation at a good price.
My third time to Hawaii. This time on my own.
I felt very safe in this hotel and surrounding area.
The views from the 13th floor ocean- front deluxe rooms are to die for, and, you can sit on the balcony, and ,listen to the free music show below at dusk.
Don't hesitate to try this hotel.
Regards Kate.
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... to Honolulu was uneventful and we were soon waiting for a shuttle bus to our hotel at Waikiki (a suburb of Honolulu). (Just a hint for others who may travel to Honolulu - we got the "Speedi Shuttle" which was $26 each for a round trip. It was simple to organize, but if you have minimum luggage - the local bus will take you to almost the same places for $2.50 each way.)
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Commented on Living on the edge, are we?
The question is why do they have banned books at all. I thought we were a few decades past that point.
Am I the only one reminded of Hieronymus Bosch?
Commented on Confide nemini, ne tu quidem ipse
As an Italian, I can confirm that this is 100% correct.
I'm absolutely with you on this. One could even argue that by being so far from the natural inclination of the majority of people, Marxism is even more susceptible to corruption than most other forms of government.
Oh, quite the contrary, given the meaning that "Marxist" has taken up no-one will voluntarily say they're one, especially not in a largely American theatre of contention. ProGG has been using the term as a slander for the opposition in fact.
I honestly had to downvote, 3/4 of what's on that pic is in fact made up of very complex matters, and such a simplistic approach to them doesn't really help anyone.
Yes, well, Marxism and Communism are largely misused words in general. This is because the deeds of actual governments and dictatorship that were inspired by Marx, Engels and their work charged the very term "communist" with negative connotations which are not necessarily true to the original theoretical system of Marxism and Communism. This is all the more true for America, where the term has been clearly polarized for political reasons in the decades of Cold War. In a way, what I'm trying to say is that one should sometimes remember that communist dictatorships aren't bad because they're communist, but rather because they are dictatorships.
*of Gamergate, I mean.
On a light/humorous note, I think one of the major achievements has been popularizing the tl;dr to the wider public =)
What really saddens me about this whole Gamergate fiasco is that above and beyond the matters of journalistic integrity, politics and moral height, all that these months will have achieved is completely obliterate whatever acceptance gamers had from society at large. At best, we were already generally considered as curious oddities with an unexplainable fascination for "childish" pastimes (if you ever thought society viewed you as anything better than that, watch any season of the Big Bang Theory and think again). And now, general mainstream media (leftist mainstream media, aka the media which is actually ok to say you agree with, meaning there's not even a "shame" factor to it anymore) has taken care of branding us as a mass of… anything bad you can think of a person. Even worse is that they have probably managed to set back female interest in real gaming (yes, social network/mobile device gaming is not true gaming, so sue me) by a decade or more. It's almost like they WANT the industry to be monopolized by sad, male loners, all while attacking them for being just that. How messed up is that?
…Why would one even make a game like that anyway? >_>
I have to agree with him here though, neither she nor Yannopoulos give a hoot about games or gamers (and this is the least of the problems that come with this "alliance"). I understand that we were desperate for some "serious" endorsement, and that politics makes for strange bedfellows, but this has hurt the movement, and will only hurt it more as time passes.
And to everyone who may be willing to endure a tl;dr: granted that I don't understand the first thing about the workings and psychology behind social networks, would it be possible to continue the movement without a hashtag to group us?
Honestly, sometimes I wonder if we wouldn't be better off abandoning the #GamerGate hashtag altogether… It's been mired in deep controversy from its inception, and it's now been irremediably marked as a hate hashtag by the general media. Plus, I can't resist quoting Sun Tzu here: "The pinnacle of military deployment approaches the formless: if it is formless, then even the deepest spy cannot discern it nor the wise make plans against it.".
In one move:
- We would be finally able to really distance ourselves from the harassers, just as all opposition asks us to do.
- We would make it very difficult for said opposition to group us all together, and would force it to judge us on an individual basis.
- Most importantly, we would make it impossible for harassers (real and fake) to have any easy means of connection to the movement.
Thoughts? (Sorry for being so wordy)
Honestly it's nothing particularly terrible to listen to, it's not even entirely relevant to GamerGate, in its current incarnation at least.
It's mostly about her being seriously harassed, which has happened, so can't say much about that. I'm still waiting for them to understand that indiscriminately branding a whole class of people to be women haters and potential abusers does tend to rile said class up though.
I'm a bit puzzled by how Gone Home has been traditionally identified by gamers as THE indie game to hate. Of course it is not a 'game', at least not in the usual sense we give to the term, but all in all it was a nice story, and quite well delivered too. Does the term 'game' really have to be something so elitist? And besides, are we really, actually fussing over the linguistics of the thing? Would then it be ok if it wasn't called a game but, uh, say, an interactive first person narrative? And then why are we quite ready to accept or even appreciate the existence of visual novels, where the player role is essentially reduced to clicking a button to let the story progress?
What I'm trying to say here is that maybe we've been instead a bit blind in directing what were the first signs of our unrest against the generalized arrogance of game press. The 'journalists' were essentially saying "you're all soulless pieces of ♥♥♥♥ if you don't like this game", and in our need to vent frustration we directed our rage towards the devs i.e. fellow victims of what was SJW appropriation. This bad reputation Gone Home has is still alive and rampant, but maybe we should reconsider it a tad bit.
lol, I made it to KYM's MLP:FiM page the other way round. Cool =p
Commented on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
Why are Pinkie Pie's scenes always made of the stuff of nightmares? >_>
Also the MLP crew practically brought Tzeentch in their cartoon. And I'm ok with this.
Oh, and to everybody: who else was simply amazed by the glass Discord sequence?
Commented on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
Sheesh, this is going to be hella crazy… I hope the streaming won't lag =p
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Sì, sono italiano pure io ^^
Mi sa che non siamo in molti (per quanto io non sia molto addentro ad una qualsivoglia comunità italiana)!
Fa piacere sapere che Sabato non sarò il solo italiano sulle spine ad aspettare il primo upload su YouTube xD
Commented on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
If your issue is understanding english (but I guess not), I plan on translating in italian the english subs of Season 2 like I did with those of Season 1. Granted I find the english subs though, 'cos I don't sync, I just translate 'em. Otherwise, just check on EqD like TheAntiCat said, they'll surely give you the YouTube coordinates of the episodes.
Commented on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
If Season 3 is really in the works, Season 1 must have had a bigger impact/success on its target demographic than I thought. They must have made quite some cash to simply bet on Season 2 continued success.
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Words cannot describe :O
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Yeah, I'm away a couple o' days, and I lose 13 pages worth of comments, a pair of flamewars, a busted troll AND a KYM episode on ponies. Feels bad man. Anyway…
I'm glad to hear of your comic, I look forward to reading it =)
Commented on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
Fridge's rants, all over again? This brings back so many memories :'
@Life and Internet Super Troll
Woah, that was pretty intense.
I'm pretty sure we're not as pervasive as we perceive from INSIDE the bronydom. Yeah, we're being referenced in a lot of places, on and off the interwebz, but that's far from forcing ourselves on other people. In the end, if you want to be really exposed to ponies, you have to willingly delve into them, it's not like you can stumble on crazy pony parades while browsing the news or such.


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England ended a 75-year jinx at Lord's on July 20, 2009 when they beat Australia by 115 runs to finally win an Ashes Test at the 'Home of Cricket'.
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Children's back-to-school backpacks and other supplies may contain higher levels of potentially toxic chemicals than the government allows in most toys, a new study shows.
The study found that about 75 percent of children's school supplies contain high levels of potentially toxic phthalates. New York Sen. Charles Schumer called for new laws to regulate the chemical while discussing the report, which was released by the advocacy group Center for Health, Environment & Justice.
"School supplies are supposed to help our children with their education, they shouldn't be harming their health," Schumer said in an emailed press release. "We don't allow high levels of these toxic chemicals in children's toys and we certainly shouldn't allow them in back-to-school products. When kids take their lunch to school this fall, they shouldn't be carrying it in a lunchbox laden with toxic chemicals."
The CHEJ says phthalates are a class of chemical used to soften vinyl plastic that are hazardous at even low levels of exposure. Phthalates have been linked to birth defects, early puberty, infertility, asthma, ADHD, obesity, and diabetes.
For the investigation, scientists randomly purchased and tested 20 back-to-school items from New York City dollar stores and other retailers. They found Disney's Dora the Explorer Backpack contained phthalate levels over 69 times higher than the allowable federal limit for toys. The Amazing Spiderman Lunchbox contained 27 times the federal limit, while the Disney Princess Lunchbox exceeded the toy limit by 29 times. Children's rain coats, rain boots and 3-ring binders also were found to contain the toxins.
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Finally finished the bay window in the living room on the inside! I love it
It looks really nice! Does it have a window seat? I've always wanted to install an actual window seat in my DW but was never sure there would be enough structural support to actually be able to sit on it. Of course, in my house, I'd probably have so many cats and dogs on it all the time that it wouldn't matter!
Your window looks really nice! You have a done a great job. A good window design can totally change the look of the house. And especially that your window occupies a huge chunk of space in your room, it was totally necessary that it is made to perfection. So good job! Great style. Keep it up.


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A self proclaimed godman was arrested in Kandhamal district on charges of sexual harassment of a female teacher.
According to polices sources, the arrested person was a sanyasi named Swami Purna Chaitanya, who was also the management head of a residential primary school at Kirkuti village under Daringbadi police station limits. The female teacher who has brought this grave allegation against the godman used to serve in the school.
The complaint, lodged by the female teacher against Swami Purna Chaitanya, relates to an incident that occurred several months ago on August 6, 2013 night. As per the allegations made in the FIR lodged by her, on that night at round 10 p.m. the accused had reached her room in the name of handing over a torch and outraged her modesty. She had also alleged that Swami Purna Chaitanya had also threatened her of dire consequences if she revealed about it before any one. She had left the campus of the residential school on August 15, 2013.
But the victim had filed complaint regarding the sexual harassment she had faced at Daringbadi police station on Friday. After it a police team from Daringbadi police station reached Kirkuti to arrest the godman. According to Arjun Barik, the Sub-Divisional Police Officer (SDPO) of Baliguda, the swami was arrested under section 354 and 506 India penal Code (IPC). Swami Purna Chaitanya has been sent to jail as Baliguda court rejected his bail plea. The authorities of the residential school have denied the allegations against Swami Puran Chaitanya and have demanded an impartial enquiry into the matter.
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Established in 1909, the Market's recent reconstruction along the Grand River has strengthened Lansing's downtown corridor by creating a welcoming home for more than 20 merchants. Currently the Market features a wide variety of goods including: kayak and canoe rentals (weather-permitting), local produce, fresh dairy products, artisan cheese, organic meat, poultry, natural heath care products, gluten-free items, and several hot-prepared food merchants including a full-service bar and grill.
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Click to Tweet: @Vormetric Todd Thiemann invited to expert panel on #BigData #Cloud #Security @csacongress http://bit.ly/KgtDYZ
Todd Thiemann, senior director of product marketing at Vormetric and co-chair of the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) Solution Provider Advisory Council. Todd has more than 20 years of experience in the information technology and security industry. He holds a BSFS in International Economics from Georgetown University and an MBA from UCLA.
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Co-Panelists: Tim Rains, Director, Trustworthy Computing Group, Microsoft; Russell Dietz, Corporate Vice President and CTO, SafeNet
Organizations are collecting mammoth amounts of data from a variety of sources and mining this information to rapidly make decisions using Big Data analytics systems including NoSQL databases. This convergence of cloud computing and Big Data is creating a host of security and compliance challenges, including the potential for unauthorized data disclosure, theft, and fraud. This expert panel will discuss Big Data security requirements and how to meet them in this new world.
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Jünger Audioâs LEVEL MAGIC⢠Loudness Control Technology Helps Direct 8 and Direct Star Stay Within The Law
The need to comply with recently introduced broadcast audio loudness legislation has inspired French free to air digital channels Direct 8 and Direct Star to invest in new loudness control equipment from German dynamics processing specialist Jünger Audio.
Based in Puteaux, a suburb of Paris, Direct 8 specialises in delivering news, cultural programming, entertainment and film, while Direct Star focuses on music programming including music documentaries and live music broadcasts.
In conjunction with its French distributor 44.1, Jünger Audio has supplied Direct 8 and Direct Star with four D*AP LM4 four-channel digital audio processors. Each channel now has a pair of processors that are being used to control and regulate broadcast audio loudness. This investment in Jünger Audioâs EBU R128-compliant loudness control technology has ensured that both channels remain within the boundaries of new legislation recently introduced by Franceâs CSA (Conseil Supérieur de lâAudiovisuel).
Nicolas Albingre, Technical and Audio Visual Manager across both channels, says: âThere are a number of loudness control solutions on the market that would have enabled us to implement the new EBU R128 loudness recommendation, but we chose Jünger Audioâs technology because we like the companyâs LEVEL MAGIC⢠adaptive control algorithm. LEVEL MAGIC⢠is very effective at controlling loudness but it also gives us the audio transparency we were looking for. And, of course, it is compliant with R128, so it solves that problem as well.â
Jünger Audioâs LEVEL MAGIC⢠algorithm allows broadcasters to adjust the audio level from any source at any time, with no pumping, breathing or distortion. Capable of using any kind of I/O (Analog and Digital) sources, as well as SDI, HD/SDI, Dolby 5.1 and all its related metadata, LEVEL MAGIC⢠is based on a simultaneous combination of an AGC, a Transient Processor for fast changes and a âlook aheadâ Peak Limiter for continuous unattended control of any programme material, regardless of its original source. Its versatility, combined with its ability to deliver high-quality audio, has made it the algorithm of choice for line and real time processing.
Direct 8 and Direct Star are now using their D*AP LM4 units as part of their transmission delivery chain and Nicolas Albingre says he is very satisfied with the results they are achieving.
Jünger Audioâs Managing Director Peter Poers, adds: âDirect 8 and Direct Star are now part of a growing number of French broadcasters, including France Television and Canal Plus, which have chosen Jünger Audioâs loudness control technology to help them comply with the new CSA regulations. While it is satisfying to be able to provide a solution to a regulatory issue, it is even more satisfying that all of these broadcasters chose our LEVEL MAGIC⢠solution because they appreciate the quality and transparency of the audio it delivers.â
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Legal win for Molson, but NHL deal still up in air
Molson Coors and the National Hockey League won a major court ruling Tuesday but the fate of their $375-million North American sponsorship agreement — the biggest in league history — is still up in the air after archrival Labatt vowed to press on with its legal case.
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Molson Coors and the National Hockey League won a major court ruling Tuesday but the fate of their $375-million North American sponsorship agreement — the biggest in league history — is still up in the air after archrival Labatt vowed to press on with its legal case.
The Ontario Court of Appeal rejected a lower court ruling that had tossed out the Molson Coors deal, but allowed Labatt to start its case again from scratch.
Labatt, owned by international brewing conglomerate Anheuser-Busch/InBev, said it will do just that.
"Based on the merits of the case we will aggressively pursue all legal remedies available to us," said Labatt spokesman Charlie Angelakos in a statement. "Hockey remains an important aspect of the Budweiser brand."
Molson Coors and the NHL praised the ruling, which comes just eight weeks before NHL training camps open.
"Molson Coors Canada feels vindicated by Ontario Court of Appeal's ruling today to reinstate our NHL sponsorship and are thrilled to be able to pursue our aspiration of delighting fans of the NHL this season and beyond," Molson Coors Canada CEO Dave Perkins said in a statement.
"The National Hockey League is obviously very pleased with the Court's ruling today. We continue to have every confidence in the correctness of our actions and legal position, and we intend to see this process through to its conclusion," said NHL vice president Bill Daly.
Marketing expert David Kincaid says uncertainty caused by Labatt's decision to refile will hurt broadcasters and other NHL partners; the Molson Coors deal includes $100 million in guaranteed advertising buys.
"It doesn't work well for other sponsors, it doesn't work well for the broadcasters, and it certainly doesn't work well for the league," said Kincaid, president and CEO of Level5 Strategic Brand Advisors, and a former Labatt marketing executive.
Last month, Ontario Superior Court judge Frank Neubold rejected the Molson Coors deal for North American rights, ruling that the league had already sold Canadian rights to Labatt.
The Court of Appeal tossed out Neubold's ruling because it was based on an argument that wasn't even used — that Labatt had a legally binding sponsorship agreement. Labatt had suggested to Neubold only that they'd agreed to "terms of renewal," in essence the broad outline of a deal.
"(Neubold) found that the NHL and Labatt had entered into a binding sponsorship agreement on November 12, 2010, a position that none of the parties asserted, that one party (Labatt, the applicant) disavowed in oral submissions, and that the other two parties did not have an opportunity to fully address," the Court of Appeal ruled.
"The matter is remitted to a different judge of the Superior Court of Justice for further proceedings if so advised," the ruling stated.
The Court of Appeal ruling won't affect Labatt's chances in a new claim, according one legal observer.
"The court didn't say anything about the validity of Labatt's arguments. It just said that the judge based his decision on the wrong thing," said Bobby Sachdeva, a commercial litigation partner at Mississauga law firm Pallett Valo.
When the league announced its agreement with Molson Coors in February, NHL COO John Collins called it "a monster deal." The deal was widely reported to be worth $375 million, including roughly $100 million in rights fees, $100 million in guaranteed advertising buys, and $100 million in "activation" money for promotions.
In contrast, Labatt's deal was for a total of $36 million over three years. One reason for the vast discrepancy is that Molson Coors was on the verge of getting all but shut out of the NHL, said Morningstar beverage analyst Philip Gorham. AB/InBev already holds sponsorship rights to 24 of 30 NHL teams
"It certainly shows the determination Molson Coors had to get a deal done," said Gorham of the size of the Molson Coors deal.
Gorham said NHL sponsorship rights are particularly appealing for the upcoming season because both the NBA and NFL have locked out their players.
"Sports fans are core customers for breweries, and having this marketing opportunity at a time when everyone else is out is a big deal," said Gorham.
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Some Calm, Some Chaos: An Autumn of Vox Populi
Published: December 3, 2000
UNITED STATES (Nov. 7)
Voter Turnout: 51%
Results for Major Candidates
Al Gore (Democrat): 48%
George W. Bush (Republican): 49%
Hand counts and lawsuits continue to prevent formal declaration of a winner. Allegations of illegal ballots and voter intimidation have been followed by aggressive sign-carrying and shouting.
HAITI (Nov. 26)
Voter Turnout: Wide-ranging estimates between 10% and 68%
Results for Major Candidates
Jean-Bertrand Aristide (Lavalas Party): 92%
All other major parties boycotted the election in protest of questionable legislative elections last spring. This election was prefaced by weeks of bombings and political violence.
IVORY COAST (Oct. 22)
Voter Turnout: 37%
Results for Major Candidates
Laurent Gbagbo (Ivorian Popular Front): 59%
Robert Guei (says he is above the parties): 33%
A clear victory by Mr. Gbagbo was briefly postponed when the incumbent military ruler Mr. Guei declared himself winner. Violence ensued and although Mr. Guei has conceded, clashes continue.
ROMANIA (Nov. 26)
Voter Turnout: 54%
Results for Major Candidates
Ion Iliescu (Party of Social Democracy): 37%
Corneliu Tudor (Greater Romania Party): 28%
The two top vote-getters will meet in a runoff election on Dec. 10. Mr. Illiescu, a former communist, was president from 1990-96. Mr. Tudor has held that the country can only be run ''through the mouth of a machine gun.''
YUGOSLAVIA (Sept. 24)
Voter Turnout (accounts vary) approx. 65%
Results for Major Candidates
Vojislav Kostunica (Democratic Party of Serbia): 55%
Slobodan Milosevic (Socialist Party): 34%
The incumbent, Mr. Milosevic, attempted to force a runoff election by fudging the returns. Protesters hit the streets of Belgrade and forced him out, although he may return to public office in parliamentary elections later this month.
KYRGYZSTAN (Oct. 29)
Voter Turnout: 77%
Results for Major Candidates
Askar Akayev (Democratic Movement): 74%
Omurbek Tekebayev (Socialist Party): 14%
An easy victory for the incumbent, Mr. Akayev, but allegations of fraud, vote-tampering and an illegal third term (the constitution sets a limit of two), have sullied the results.
(Sources: Unless otherwise indicated, turnout and election results are based on most recent official estimates for each country)
Photos (Tom Zeller/The New York Times) Chart America is not the only country that went shopping for a president, prime minister or populist puppet regime this fall. And it's certainly not the only country to experience post-electoral fuss. Here is a sampling of some of the more prominent elections of the season, along with an informal barometer for comparing the relative tranquility of each transition.: CANADA (Nov. 27) Voter Turnout: 63 Results for Major Candidates Jean Chretien (Liberal Party): 41% Stockwell Day (Canadian Alliance): 25% Prime Minister Chretien called for special elections in October and cleaned up in November, but the ocassion is marked by the lowest voter turnout in over 100 years.


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Flowering understory tree ID
The usually reliable name that plant forum hasn't hit on this one yet so imma post it here.
This little tree was scattered throughout the understory of the park I was in. I initially thought they were planted by people but I saw them at another park today and then all over town while cruising the hoods. They are extremely fragrant. I could smell them ~30' away! I thought they are some type of serviceberry. Malus has been suggested and may be more likely. I did see serviceberry trees in bloom today as well.
I did not see any, Sam. I'll look again next week. The other characteristics matched. Do you doubt the ID or have another idea? The bark seemed very distinctive on all the plants I saw today and was a little different than the Google images I looked up FWIW
Thanks, basic! I sure do like them! I'm contemplating replacing my viburnum dentatum row and replacing it with these.
Interesting to note that nearly all of the individuals I encountered in the woods were single stemmed. I did come across one in the open and it was more multi stemmed than the ones in shade. Weird. And OMG the smell is out of this world good...


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From Friday to Monday Exeter's passengers will be leaving on flights operated by Thomson, Thomas Cook, Newmarket Holidays, Skybus, Exeter-based airline Flybe and specialist operators Tangney Tours, Newmarket Holidays and Fly Niki.
Friday sees full flights departing to Menorca, Dalaman, Corfu and Lourdes. The pilgrimage flight will carry 200 passengers, many with mobility issues, so extra members of staff will assist with boarding.
Friday's inbound flights include one of a series of 19 with Austrian tourists. GTA-Skyways will be bringing thousands of tourists to enjoy tours of the South West this summer and five coaches will collect passengers from each aircraft arriving from various Austrian airports.
Only a few seats are available on the Saturday flight to Paphos and on the three aircraft departing for Palma. A flight to Naples is also operating for the escorted tour holidays in Italy with Newmarket Holidays.
Exeter Airport's Sunday flights go to Malaga, Lanzarote, Barcelona, Larnaca and Alicante, with the destination of Tunisia back on the departures board for the first time in two years.
Monday's flights go to Palma, Las Palmas, Alicante and for the second time in the week, Dalaman allowing 10 day holidays in Turkey for the first time from Exeter.
Skybus will also operate throughout the weekend with up to five flights per day to the Isles of Scilly.
Richard Broadley, Exeter Airport's commercial manager said: "This is a very busy period for the airport and we are pleased to be able to offer such a wide choice of destinations. There is very little availability as we approach the weekend but Flybe is operating its full range of domestic and European destinations and they may have some seats still available for those looking to get away over the half term break."
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