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Eye Tracking: Best Way to Test Rich App Usability
Eye tracking has recently been debated on many fronts, with a particular focus on the ways people misuse it, and how some use eye tracking only as a way to "wow" clients. In our experience, however, it's invaluable in bringing to light key findings that are otherwise unattainable through other user testing methods. Eye tracking offers UX people the ability to:
- Leave a participant alone during a test to focus on the task at hand, and therefore
- Capture real physiological data about their conscious and unconscious experiences. This data is unique to eye tracking.
Eye Tracking for Rich Applications
Recently eye tracking has been heavily used in website design and testing. When I became involved about eight years ago, the sites tested were mainly flat HTML. Researchers were able to produce beautiful heat maps that were useful for comparing and optimising simple screen layouts and online advertising placements.
The invention of rich, interactive, and transactional interfaces, however, has meant producing eye tracking results is now more complex. Each interface has multiple states and people can interact in pretty much whatever way they like. People can choose their own way through a task to completion and the eye trackers can't tell which state is what as a person's eyes are tracked. Additional analysis is now required to separate these interactions, and fortunately eye tracking technologies have advanced to make this process relatively simple.
If this new level of sophisticated analysis is not achieved, this will result in eye tracking data being misused and eye tracking will retain (inappropriately) its novelty status.
Usability Testing Fraternities Lock Horns
Think Aloud
Think Aloud (TA) is an age-old usability testing method. People are asked to speak their thoughts, feelings, and opinions during a set of usability testing tasks. This is done with the help of the facilitator, who "skilfully interrupts" the process frequently to find out why people do particular things during the test.
In my opinion, when people are faced with lots of interactions on screen, considerable cognitive effort is required. Adding TA to this experience will inappropriately add more cognitive load to the task that would not normally be present. This can lead to misleading additional eye fixations and dwell times on outputs, which clouds the analysis. Often a poor facilitator will prompt users to the next stage (when was the last time someone knocked on your door and helped you find the right button when you browsed at home?), again spoiling the desired realism while testing.
We know there are three types of memory "storage" systems: sensory memory, short term, and long term. Our sensory memory retains an exact copy of what is seen or heard, and is generally thought to last between 300ms and a few seconds. Our short-term memory tends to remember between five and nine "items" (George Miller, et al) of information. If we start to talk about our actions in a TA protocol, these precious (milli) seconds and snapshots of information are quickly forgotten or overwritten. After that, what are they basing their commentary on?
Eye Tracking
There has been considerable debate about the usefulness of usability testing with eye tracking. Many TA proponents claim their methods, when carefully performed, will find enough issues compared with eye tracking, which they consider to be too difficult, time consuming, and expensive to bother about.
To my mind, this criticism arises from a situation where some people use eye tracking to make wild claims about how all websites should be designed. These can be found in numerous blog posts written that offer tips and guidelines. These include 23 Actionable Lessons From Eye-Tracking Studies, Web Form Design Guidelines: An Eyetracking Study, and Eyetracking Study Reveals 12 Website Tactics. These articles have been widely referenced and retweeted; however, they should be taken with a grain of salt. Without a clear understanding of the methodology used, the information should simply be seen as an investigative tool in your design process, not as the Holy Grail.
Of particular concern is Jakob Nielsen's F-pattern research. This was produced in 2006 and I regularly hear it mentioned in design meetings in Australia. This study was done using the regular TA protocol, which means that participants' eye gaze data is very likely not valid because they were talking to the experimenter during the study. Try doing an everyday task like driving, cooking, or cleaning while all along the way verbalising every little step, and see how your behaviour (actions, methods, or time to complete) is affected.
Retrospective Think Aloud
Retrospective Think Aloud is another usability testing method that has been used for many years. In this case, participants give their opinions of a task after it is completed and the interview is recorded for later reference. Of course, it is hard to remember what you did during a task.
Retrospective TA with eye tracking (RTA) is a method in which participants are quickly calibrated on the eye tracker and then asked to do the testing task without interruption from the facilitator. In fact, the facilitator can even leave the room during a test. Following the test, the facilitator immediately asks the participant to score their experience and then replays the eye gaze video of the participant's experience to them. This replay of their eye gaze triggers the person's memory of what they did, thereby mitigating the memory issue. Expanding on this, the eye gaze can also be removed to ask what the participant thought they looked at before revealing their actual interactions.
Think Eyetracking, an early adopter of the RTA eye tracking protocol (which they renamed PEEP), have published a jointly researched academic paper with Lancaster University, UK. Their academic article can be downloaded on the Think Eyetracking Blog. They also had a very popular blog post about it in 2008 that generated some controversy.
Below are some eye tracking heat maps created by Think Eyetracking that show a comparison of a Google search task done with TA (on the left) and RTA (on the right). Note the dramatic differences! It is obvious that the behaviour is very different, with long dwell times and numbers of fixations apparent in the TA output, probably caused by the participants staring at and browsing the screen while verbalising their actions.
Recently, Tobii Technology from Sweden created a unique feature in their Tobii Studio software where during the eye gaze replay stage of the test, the software records a video and audio record of the participant and facilitator as they review the eye tracking session. This can be paused, replayed, and scrubbed to allowing a full detailed analysis of the session with both visual and audio cues. Find out more about RTA on Scribd or watch this video:
Usability labs are set up to approximate real life. We regularly see experimenters set up their testing facilities like offices or lounge rooms to make the person feel at home. TA asks people to talk to someone while they are busy doing a task—where's the real life in that?
Eye tracking is the only real way to test a rich application without distracting the participant.
See Where People Looked, Not Where They Think They Looked
Here are some examples from our recent work at Objective Digital.
We allow people to complete tasks in a focused way, and also obtain real physiological data about what they are doing. It is difficult to argue with and almost impossible to fake these measures. We are not making assumptions about what they looked at and in what order things captured their attention. Some recent client projects encouraged us to use eye tracking to identify:
- Where do people look first?
- What don't they look at?
- What they looked at before the usability issue occurred?
- How people learn an interface?
1. Where Do People Look First?
Very simply, eye tracking can tell us exactly what caught people's attention first on a screen. Jay Eskenazi put this very clearly in a comment on the IxDA forum in 2009:
Eye tracking measures unconscious behavior—and provides data that people simply cannot verbalize in other common user research methods, especially TA usability testing protocols. Decades of psychology research show that much human behavior occurs at an unconscious level.
The human eye, for example, can make up to 5 fixations per second and this occurs below people's level of conscious awareness. So in a 30 second scan of a typical homepage, the customer may be looking at up to 150 items on the page. Your customers (or research participants) simply cannot verbally tell you where their eyes are going and this is exactly the value that good eye tracking data provides.
Our experience is that visual attention data IS correlated with behavioral performance metrics. If people don't "see" something, then they are less likely to click it.
2. What They Don't Look At
Case study 1: Eye tracking shows what things on the screen people didn't look at. Importantly, the data revealed what space was being wasted in the design and what areas of the page were essentially ignored.
Recently, when we tested an internal CRM application for a finance company, eye tracking proved that customer service staff ignored the very information the company wanted them to focus on. In the task, they weren't even required to click on the screen.
The image here shows clearly that in the first few seconds of usage staff focused primarily on the bottom right rather than the bottom left where they were meant to focus. This would not have been observable if simply interviewing them. Considering this screen is used 300,000 times per day, any improvements to the design that make the correct part of the screen more obvious will drive positive outcomes for the finance company's customer service.
Joanna Lewis, whom I work with, recently wrote a blog post about what people ignore.
3. What They Looked at Before the Usability Issue Occurred
Only with eye tracking can we see all the options that people consider, even unconsciously, before starting and completing a specific task.
Eye tracking shows you where people immediately look on a screen. Yes, they can find a target and do a usability task just fine. But where did they look first, especially for ecommerce where time taken can force customers to leave you or stay? Rob Tannen puts this very clearly:
[Eye tracking] does have value as a secondary diagnostic tool. In the context of usability testing, eye tracking does not determine the presence of a usability problem, but helps determine what led to that problem in conjunction with performance data, facilitator observations and user self-reporting.
Case study 2: As the video clearly shows, this user was looking everywhere except at the Donate area on the right. After looking at the navigation both at the side and at the top, the rest of the page was viewed but at no point did the user focus on the Donate area in the main image. It clearly highlights the fact that this call-to-action does not stand out in the prototype, and users are also expecting to see something within the navigation. Equally, the heat map below gives an indication where all six people we tested would expect to see this link.
Case study 3: When users were asked to change one of the options on this screen, the eye tracking heat map below showed very clearly where they were expecting to go. People did not see the areas they were supposed to (indicated in red). Eye tracking of the first second they looked at the screen allowed us to make the site more efficient as it clearly indicated where the functionality should have been positioned.
The heat map below shows the first second of eye tracking on a prototype applicaiton. Users were heavily fixated on one area of the screen, and it can be assumed that this is where they were expecting to find the function they were asked to look for (the buttons).
This experience can also be seen in our financial institution case study.
How Do People Learn an Interface?
Eye tracking is also useful for change management and training when a new system is introduced to staff within a business.
Where do people look the first time they see an application? How about the second time, and the third time? Eye tracking shows very clearly how people learn to interact with a system.
Case study 4:
A new user visiting the website
The new user is seen to skip back and forth between the right hand side panel and the selections and information on the main part of the page to complete the task.
A frequent user of the website
The frequent user skips back and forth less frequently than the new user and is more focused on completing the task.
An expert user of the website
The expert user is highly focused and directed and completes the task with minimum effort.
This example was again from the banking CRM case study. The client even used an eye tracking video as part of the training package for customer service reps. It was used to show them the best way to look at the interface the instant a customer identifies themselves at a branch.
Role-Played Customer Service
The eye tracking data gathered from the CRM examples above was gathered during a simulated customer service interaction. The bank branch staff member was tracked during a 45-minute role-played customer interview. Afterward, the usability issues were discussed when the staff member's eye gaze and screen interactions were replayed to him. I can't think of any other way to do this type of test that essentially involves three people: participant, role-played customer, and facilitator.
Commonly Reported Eye Tracking Advantages
Eye tracking offers unique advantages above and beyond traditional TA. Other widely known advantages include:
- A more relaxed testing environment where participants give feedback in their own time, and actually find more usability errors.
- Executives like eye tracking because it produces compelling physiological data that can't be argued with.
- Real time eye tracking data also provides for a better observation experience. I frequently find that if I am observing a participant's gaze data in real time while they complete their tasks, I am better engaged and glean more detailed insights about the user interface.
In TA, sometimes it can be very hard to see what a person is talking about during the test. I once mentioned this to a TA proponent and they suggested that if the TA is managed well it wouldn't be a problem. During the test, they would have the test facilitator ask the participant to hover their mouse over the part of the screen they are describing so that the observers can see what is being discussed. I'm sorry, but this just means the participant gets even more distracted from the task at hand.
Written by James Breeze, Objective Digital Pty Ltd., Australia Technical QA by Jon Ward, Acuity-ETS, and Rob Stevens, Think Eye Tracking UK. Images and videos collated by Anna van Egmond.
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I agree that Think Aloud has the potential to disrupt natural use of an interface. The interesting thing is that I've seen it work in both a booster and drag on usability in lab settings.
Some subjects get distracted talking (and an even smaller number get a little intoxicated on their own opinion!) and lose track of the task they were asked to perform.
Other subjects actually seem to improve their performance by thinking aloud - i.e. "So, I'm thinking that this button here will toggle the thingy to off, but now I say that, it that doesn't really make sense, because the thingy is already off..."
Sometimes articulating thoughts verbally organises thought patterns that were a little disorganised previously.
Having said that - even in the latter situation where the user (probably) completes the task successfully, an observer has learned that the toggle button in question is a potential usability problem. All goes to show that careful analysis of usability results are crucial
@ Roel, @carol,
Yes, totally!
As I mentioned, the actual pages we tested were replaced with wires to protect client confidentiality ;)
Eye tracking absolutely shows how people learn an interface. In the case shown we tested novices and experts - each group had dramatically different common eye gaze patterns. Also, when the novices looked at the interface a second and third time their average gaze patterns approximated the experts more closely with each task on the same CRM screen.
I find eye tracking a really interesting method for design investigations, although I have to disagree that it could answer the fourth question about how people learn. I argue that we can see the visual behaviour before and after, but in my opinion this method only gives clues to questions about "how" and "why".
I understand your point and find that usability tests with eye tracking can lead to a more profound understanding of a product.
Having said that, I worry that the lack of visual design AND real copy could change completely what gets users attention.
Yes, graphics have a massive impact on the UX. As well as the actual implementation of the fine grained state changes (or transitions) in the productivity application's UI.
In my case, if we are doing usability [on wireframes] it will be always be with an eye tracker, as that method provides many advantages to the testing process, as listed above.
Eye tracking wireframes will teach us some things about the IA and labelling of functions on the interface. But you'll get much more out of the eye tracking if you prepare a an interactive, designed prototype.
I am really interested in your article. I personally like to use quick and dirty prototypes to test rich applications (we mostly designs productivity applications as opposed to sites though). But this is an interesting approach.
Just curious, is it common practice to conduct eye-tracking studies on wireframes? Wouldn't effective (or ineffective) visual design have a major impact on where people focus their attention?
Thanks for your comments and the links!
Interactive minds rightfully state:
"A method becoming more and more popular is the so called "retrospective think-aloud" in connection with eye tracking: The participants are confronted with their very own gaze behavior and can comment on it. This can lead to interesting and deep insights into their motivation while solving some task. With their gaze path at hand they remember more details than without it leading to even more precise results."
I was recently frustrated with an overseas client who wanted me to test a transactional site and then send the data to them for analysis!
I had to say, even though Tobii Studio records the RTA interview, it is best if we do some of the analysis for you."
You really have to be present to gain the insights required to understand the data and improve a site's usability.
You are completely right with your observation that RIA poses new challenges to eye tracking data analysis:"
If this new level of sophisticated analysis is not achieved, this will result in eye tracking data being misused and eye tracking will retain (inappropriately) its novelty status."
A company called interactive minds have some intersting insights about that issue here:
and here:
(you have to scroll down and look for "Detection of Dynamic Web Page Elements" - not the best usabilty on that web site I have to say)


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The eagerly awaited new novel in the number-one New York Times best-selling Dresden Files series.
When we last left the mighty wizard detective Harry Dresden, he wasn't doing well. In fact, he had been murdered by an unknown assassin. But being dead doesn't stop him when his friends are in danger. Except now he has no body and no magic to help him. And there are also several dark spirits roaming the Chicago shadows who owe Harry some payback of their own. To save his friends - and his own soul - Harry will have to pull off the ultimate trick without any magic....
Due to scheduling conflicts, there's a new Dresden narrator in town. You may already know John Glover from Smallville, and we think he's done a great job capturing Jim Butcher's world. We hope you enjoy his performance.
Check out more Dresden Files.
©2011 Jim Butcher (P)2011 Penguin
"Not the best audio book in the series"
I enjoyed this story for the most part -- it did indeed take a slightly different course than the previous twelve tales in the series, which is a good change of pace. But I do have to agree that the change in narrators was tough to accept, despite the story. I like some of John Glover's other works, but this wasn't one of them, unfortunately. It didn't quite fit in with Marster's previous takes on Harry's character, especially since these are told in the first person.
A more inspired stand-in for James Marsters, if truly necessary, would have been to enlist Paul Blackthorne, the actor who played Harry Dresden in the TV series, to narrate. The two actors sometimes sound quite a lot alike, after all, in delivering Dresden's words, to me at least.
In any event, the publisher has _got_ to get Marsters back.
"Dissapointed James Marsters didn't narrate"
I loved the story, but it was ruined for me because the Narrator John Glover just isn't "Harry Dresden". To me he sounds more like James Marsters version of "Butters". I will definately re-buy the book if James Marsters narrates it later. I'm sorry I just didn't read this one as a hardcover. I loved the story as much as all the rest of the series, I just didn't care for the narrator.
"Audiobook scheduling conflicts eh?"
Sounds to me like the powers that be were more concerned with a quick turnaround on their investment than they were with the overall quality of a product that had developed a cult following over 12, count em TWELVE former performances.
This should be a case study on how not to treat your audience.
Fair is fair, the narration wasn't bad. Were this the first Dresden book I'd read, I'd have no problem with it. But Glover doesn't have Dresden's voice, Maab's cadence, Murphy's chutzpah, Molly's nubility (is that a word? It should be). He couldn't possibly have it because this is his first crack at a LONG established format.
That's not his fault, not Jim Butcher's fault, no one but whoever the idiot was that decided that we would just be okay with a summary "Hey, we wanted to make some cash and figured you'd be so anxious to get your Dresden fix that you wouldn't notice our little switcheroo".
So, I'm writing the first review I've ever written in the hopes that someone reads this and recognizes that a large swath of us are simply not going to purchase the next one unless Marsters is reading it.
For those of you looking for another great Urban Fantasy series, look for the Iron Druid Chronicles.
Oh what, you wanted a review of the story? Look at my stars, that's all you need to know, its all an opinion and we all have one. Cheers!
"get Marsters STAT"
I found the subplots a bit Dickensian and they didn't totally contribute to the story for me. John Glover is a very good actor and he read the story, all right, but if you get James Marsters to record it I will even buy it again. I listen to audiobooks when I'm too tired for anything else, and James Marsters makes Dresden come alive.
It looks as if audiobooks are going to be the entertainment of choice for a while. It's a long tiring drive to the movie theater and then the ticket gives me sticker shock. TV is an uninspired hodgepodge of the parade of police procedurals, mean-spirited elimination contests, gleeful exterminators and fishermen, and, of course, the potty-mouth chef! In short, audiobooks have to be entertainment now, not just, "here, I'll read it to you."
"Should have waited for James Marsters."
Being a truck driver I live on audiobooks with the Dresden Files series being some of my favorites. Sad thing is, I didn't enjoy this one. After 13 books narrated by James Marsters you change up the narrator to someone who doesn't even come close to capturing the spirit of the series. I am disappointed that I used a credit to purchase the book in audio format and could not even get through half the story. I don't understand the rush to publish the book in audio format when waiting a couple months you could have had the narrator that brings these stories alive for so many people. I say Poo for both audible's and Jim Butcher's decision to change narrators. BAD CALL FOLKS.
"Jim is simply an amazing but......."
Loved the book but hated the narrator. Not that John Glover is a poor narrator, he is just not Harry Dresden. Please bring back James Marsters and in the future there are deadlines to meet and you can't get James at that moment...... Please wait for him!!!
"Dissapointed James Marsters didn't narrate"
I loved the story, but it was ruined for me because the Narrator John Glover just isn't "Harry Dresden". To me he sounds more like James Marsters version of "Butters". I will definately re-buy the book if James Marsters narrates it later. I'm sorry I just didn't read this one as a hardcover. I loved the story as much as all the rest of the series, I just didn't care for the narrator.
"Yes, more comments about the narrator"
As someone who only recently began this series, I was glad to have caught up just in time for the new book. But, since I began the series via audiobook, I was heavily invested in James Marsters' narrative style. Honestly? I wish they'd delayed the audiobook release until Marsters could be available to read it. And I hope that, with all the reviews on Audible, Penguin considers that when handling their next series book.
Another reviewer commented that, because of where this book picks up, it makes sense to have a different voice. I tried to tell myself that as well but, when it comes right down to it, I think that John Glover's voice wasn't the right one to pick. To me, Harry Dresden now sounds like Waldo Butters (and when the two of them talk, forget about keeping them straight!). I kept thinking about Butters long before he appeared in the story. I could have lived with it if Butters (and any of the other secondary characters) hadn't sounded the same as he had before, but the pitch of Glover's voice just isn't right for the character I've been following for 12 books now, which is too bad.
That being said, Glover does a good job with the book. If it hadn't been a series where we'd had a consistent narrator for so long, I think I'd have been very pleased with him.
But no, he's just not Harry.
"Great book, miss James Marsters"
I first read the ebook, and loved it. I have listened to all of the audio books, and was looking forward to hearing James Marsters for Ghost Story. I was greatly disappointed with the new narration. Nothing against the new guy, but after 12 books, you look forward to hearing the voices a certain way. Honestly, I will not purchase future audio books in this series if they are not narrated by Marsters. I'll even go so far as to say that they should have this one re-recorded. So I rated the book on the narration, and not the content (which would have garnered 5 stars)
"Wrong Decision! Wrong! Wrong! Wrong!"
Are you kidding me?! If you needed to wait for James Marsters, then do so! Whoever made this decision is in the wrong line of work. And Jim Butcher shouldn't have allowed it to happen! If I could have given a -star for performance, I would have. John Glover may be a fine narrator but he is NOT the voice of Harry Dresden! I feel like I've totally wasted my hard earned money & I'd ask for a refund if that was possible.
I would never have purchased this book if I had read the reviews first & realized that a different narrator had been hired. I was so excited about book #13 and I never, ever thought about there being a change. Anyone should have know it wouldn't work.
I'm sure the main reason was money.....well, guess again! It's going to backfire on you!
I LOVE the Dresden Files & listen to them over & over. Even my daughter has started listening to them & called me from Florida to tell me how much she likes them. The voice of James Marsters was & IS Harry Dresden. His voice reminds me of the actor who did the tv series, Paul Blackthorne.
I hope these reviews are read by the powers that be. And also by prospective buyers. If you've been following this series....you're going to be disappointed.
PLEASE republish with James Marsters! I will re-buy it & so will the rest of the Jim Butcher fans, I'm sure.
But for future notice, I will NEVER buy another Dresden Files audio book unless it's read by James Marsters.
After 12 books, using a different narrator just totally ruined the book for me. I'm extremely disappointed.
"Love Harry!"
This going to be a short review as if you are listening to this then you must certainly habe read the other twelve volumes (if not, you really need to. If you have read them and never listened, then this will not apply) I love Harry and Jim Butchers Dresden Files has never failed to deliver a top quality story full of genius and chaos. I highly recommend all of these books to anyone who loves a ripping yarn and a wonderful cast of characters.
I have to mention the change of narrator in this volume, as we all know the fantastic James Marsters has given voice to all of the other twelve books and he is quite frankly awesome. This instalment has a new narrator which I have to say did put me off for a while, but I thought I would chance it and listen anyway.Where I cannot say that I liked the new narrator anywhere near as much, this is through no fault of the voice actor, who gives a very solid and well characterised performance. I think the slight problem is because I have listened to hours and hours of another performer acting out these characters.
I do hope that James Marsters will return! However I still really enjoyed book 13 of this fantastic series.
"I miss James..."
While John Glover is a good narrator, he is not in the class of James Marsters - the book, as usual, has a fantastic story, although a bit of a change for this book (the whole ghost theme), so the change actually worked well with the different reader
The story is definitely a change from the normal Dresden books, but this is a good change, and a transition between states - the end of the book is INCREDIBLY obvious (since there are following books), and they can't all be about him being a ghost, or am I stating the obvious too much?
Anyway, some of the new characters are good, it's just a pity that they'll probably never be seen again - the use of Bob as the "make ghost visible" Deus Ex Machina kind of makes sense, but it's a bit of a stretch - Molly going a little odd needed more explanation, but as the story completely followed Dresden, it was more of a reveal to him than exposition to the reader/listener
Not Jim Butcher's best work, but it was needed as a transition book, and it did the job - but I'm glad that this was the only book that James didn't read, bit I missed his style on this
"Different narrator still brilliant"
The Dresden Files has to be one of the most enjoyable series I have ever read and this instalment does not disappoint.
I liked Sir Stuart & Mort. Stuart was a new character that added a mentor-like figure to Harry which I enjoyed. I thoroughly enjoyed the development of Mort as a character and look forward to hearing more from him in future books.
I thought he did a great job of Harry Dresden. Different to James Marsters but still the same character. I think it will be strange listening to Marsters version of Harry Dresden in the next book.
The writing of Jim Butcher always make me laugh. He is a brilliant storyteller and Dresden is a great character with many a wise crack!
I have read other reviews which give one star simply because the book is not read by James Marsters. I felt John Glover did an excellent job and had he have read the previous books the series would have been just as enjoyable.
"Missing James Marsters"
I do love these books though I did miss the performance of James Marsters. John did a good job and I appreciate the effort and reasons behind the change in narrator. All together a very enjoyable listen
"Great series of books"
After reading the series from the beginning, I decided to take the leap and purchase the audio books. Jim Butchers wold keeps on improving in every book and the audio books help provide them with more depth.
It has to be Harry Dresden the only Wizard in the yellow pages. His dry sense of humor as well as his interactions with Bob the sex craved spirit.
The other 13 books are narrated by James Master who has done a stunning job.
As James had other commitments John Glover stepped into to his shoes, and he has done a great job.
"finally and the new narrator's fine"
Finally the next Dresden Files comes to Ireland high dudgeon and hell fire that everywhere else has had this book before Ireland. at first I was surprised narrator had been changed but he easily fit in to the role, it's a great continuation to this amazing series.
Elemental assassin.the humour is similar. it's based in America, there's a bit soul searching and another interesting roll with magic of course (it says elementals i say esphers which I think is just as interesting)
The marine, mort's relative and guardian ghost. I loved the way he made him sound. Pompous, intelligent and daringly fun.
ghost story(the Dresden files 13)you can never keep him down
audible stop blocking the good fantasy books. >.< it's not fair let us wait for the latest books with every one else.
I am a huge fan of the Dresden Files, Harry's character is skillfully drawn, it just feels like you would recognise him immediately if you met him.
I was rather devastated to find that James Marsters was not the narrator, because he just embodies Harry for me now. Initially I kept getting caught up with the fact that the voice wasn't quite right, though John Glover did a pretty good job of copy many of the vocal quirks I expected from Harry. Eventually I was so drawn into the story that I almost forgot that it wasn't the right narrator - almost.
Harry Dresden is a complex character, who I confess I often want to shout at when he gets into needlessly blaming himself for everything, snow, rain, evil fairies - everything. He seems to find it impossible to allow others to be adults and responsible for their own decisions, but somehow it just seems so real and kinda sweet, but irritating.
A wonderfully rounded character, who I would love to live next door to.
Pretty good, considering
I really couldn't believe he was dead, and confidently waited for all to be revealed. Predictably Harry ends up back with the living but in worse trouble. I think the part that most moved me was Murphy's loss, and her resistence to believing he was gone.
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Ah, a more articulated answer. Thank you.
I would still argue that while "initial focus for Steam is via the Catalyst driver", Catalyst has dropped support for cards older than HD5000. Is there a legacy driver for cards that are still powerful enough to run most games (HD2000-4000)? Can the open source variant rise to the occasion?


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Toronto Maple Leafs 2014-2015 News and Updates
4/8/15 - Even though the Toronto Maple Leafs are not going to make the playoffs, they haven't been giving away wins on the ice. On April 5, 2015 the Maple Leafs were up against the Ottawa Senators. This game was nothing short of exciting, with a goal occurring each period. By the end of regulation time, the two teams were tied up 2-2 sending them into overtime and then a shootout. Peter Holland for the Maple Leafs was able to sink one into the net in the seventh round of the shootout to boost Toronto to a 3-2 victory. Don't miss your chance to watch the Maple Leafs end their season with a bang. They face off against the Canadiens on Saturday, April 11. Tickets for this game start at $166.
4/1/15 - On Saturday, March 28 the Toronto Maple Leafs were able to dig their way out of a major losing hole. With seven consecutive losses, the Maple Leafs were elated to stop the streak when they beat the Ottawa Senators in overtime. The Maple Leafs trailed the Senators 0-2 ending the second period of play. However, Tyler Bozak for the Maple Leafs played one of the best games of his life when he scored three goals in the third period, tying up the game. Brewer slammed in the last and final goal in overtime, giving the Maple Leafs a much needed win. Don't miss your chance to watch them live when they play the Buffalo Sabres on April 1. Tickets are still available and start at $18 a piece.
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3/27/15 - The Toronto Maple Leafs are in a major slump, losing their sixth consecutive game against the Minnesota Wild on March 23, 2015. A lot of the credit goes to the Wild's amazing goalie, Devan Dubnyk, who made 35 saves to lead them to the 2-1 win. Even though the Maple Leafs lost, they were able to get one in the net during the third period. The Maple Leafs defenseman, Jake Gardiner, was the man to make the goal and end Dubnyk's hopes for a shutout. As the season comes to a close, the Maple Leafs are still playing their best hockey even though playoff hopes are out of the question. Go see them face off against the Senators on March 28 at the Air Canada Centre. Tickets are still available for $81 each.
3/20/15 - The Toronto Maple Leafs have had a rough season from the get go. However, in December they were able to pull themselves out of an inconsistent slump and won six games in a row, two of those games in exciting shootouts. The Maple Leafs record is 27 wins to 38 losses, but they have had their shining moments this season beating Florida, Philadelphia and Columbus. Even though they are at the bottom of their conference, they continue to play some thrilling and aggressive hockey. Watch them take on the Minnesota Wild on March 23, 2015 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, ON. Tickets for that game are available for $38 and it is sure to provide you with a night full of fun entertainment.
3/13/15 - Another win for the Toronto Maple Leafs. This time, they were able to beat the Buffalo Sabres in a match that came down to a shootout. Leo Komarov and Brandon Kozun each scored to tie the game at the end of the first period, but they fell behind in the second. Then Tyler Bozak was able to tie it up once more with help from Phil Kessel and Morgan Rielly. With neither team scoring in overtime, the game was won after the Sabres failed to match Bozak's goal in the shootout. The Leafs now begin a series of away games, but will return on March 19th to play the San Jose Sharks. Tickets for that game, which promises to be very exciting, begin as low as $33.
3/6/15 - Things have been improving for the Toronto Maple Leafs ever since they ended their losing streak two weeks ago. They immediately followed up their win with another victory, this time against the Philadelphia Flyers. The Leafs even managed to shut the Flyers out in the first and second period. More recently, they managed to barely edge out the Florida Panthers in a 3-2 win. After falling behind early, Tyler Bozak tied the game up in the second period. The Leafs fell behind again, but this time Nazem Kadri and Peter Holland each scored, within five minutes of each other, to push the Leafs to victory in the third period. They have three consecutive home games approaching, the first being against the St. Louis Blues on March 7th. Tickets start at $67.
2/27/15 - The Toronto Maple Leafs were up to five consecutive losses, but it looks like all they needed was a home game. They ended their losing streak on Feb. 21st when they played the Winnipeg Jets on their own ice. It was still a very close game, however. The Leafs were one point behind through the entire match, but Nazem Kadri, assisted by Morgan Rielly and Daniel Winnik, managed to tie it up at three in the final period. It went to overtime where James van Riemsdyk won the game for Toronto. The Leafs have one more home game before they hit the road again, so be sure to catch them while they are in Toronto. Tickets for the match against the Philadelphia Flyers start at $52.
2/18/15 - The Toronto Maple Leafs finally ended their 10-game losing streak on Feb. 7th, but they were not able to celebrate long. Since then, they have lost all four of their games. It is easy to look at their recent losses and see a poorly performing team, but they have fallen short by a single point every time they lose. In fact, Feb. 14th's game against the Montreal Canadiens went to a shootout. They are still playing very well, especially Phil Kessel, who is up to 23 points, and Derick Brassard, who is up to 27 assists. They travel to play the Carolina Hurricanes on Feb. 20th, then will return on the 21st for back to back home games against the Jets and the Flyers. Tickets are available for $95 for the first game and $43 for the second.
2/12/15 - To say things have been rough for the Toronto Maple Leafs lately would be an understatement. They were up to 10 consecutive losses, but most of those were away games. Maple Leafs fans were anxious for their team to return to their home rink to try and turn things around. On Feb. 7th, Toronto had that opportunity, and they absolutely rose to the occasion. Things started out slow between the Leafs and the Edmonton Oilers, with neither team scoring in the first period. However, that changed quickly when Richard Panik, Phil Kessel, and Morgan Rielly each put one away within about four minutes halfway through the second period. Toronto finished strong, increasing their lead to 1-5, bringing their record to 23-27-4. This was the win they have been waiting for and Toronto is hopeful as they travel to take on the New York Islanders.
2/6/15 - Still no luck for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Their losing streak is now up to 10 consecutive games. The bright side is that back to back home games are just around the corner, a rarity for any of the Canadian teams. This might be their best shot at ending their slump and getting back in the game. Most of their recent losses have been by just one point, sometimes coming down to overtime, so even a little edge could very easily be enough to turn things around. Additionally, the Leafs are still not last for their division. If you want to attend to cheer Toronto to their first victory in more than a month, tickets for the Feb. 7th Oilers game start at $118 and the Feb. 10th Rangers game start at $76.
1/30/15 - The Toronto Maple Leafs haven't broken their losing streak, which is now up to seven games. The New Jersey Devils are the latest team that wouldn't allow the Maple Leafs to get the win. It was low scoring game, with the only points coming in the third period. Each team scored one goal for tie game. No one scored in overtime, so it went to a shootout. The Devils scored twice, but the Maple Leafs couldn't convert. They go out on the road for three games before coming home to host the Edmonton Oilers at Air Canada Centre on Saturday (2/7). Tickets from Razorgator start at $131. Get out to the arena and show your support for the home team. It's a great evening of excitement and entertainment.
1/22/15 - The Toronto Maple Leafs have one last chance to break their five game losing streak before the NHL All Star Weekend break when they face the Ottawa Senators on Wednesday, Jan. 21. The Maple Leafs most recent loss was against the Carolina Hurricanes, who beat them 4-1. The Hurricanes had a strong lead early on, with the game heading into the final period 3-0. Nazem Kadri finally got the Mapel Leafs on the board when he scored at 14:49 of the third period. This game represents a recent trend in which the Maple Leafs have been unable to come back from behind, something on which fans hope they will work over the break. After the break, the Maple Leafs face the New Jersey Devils on Wednesday, Jan. 28. Tickets remain on sale, starting at $27.
1/16/15 - The Toronto Maple Leafs lost 0-2 against the L.A. Kings on Monday, Jan. 12. The Kings started off the game strong, with a goal by Anze Kopitar in the first 37 seconds of the game. The Leafs played hard to come back from the deficit, but were unable to score. They were able to hold the Kings to only 20 shots, and goalie Jonathan Bernier made 19 saves. Fans are anxious to see whether the upper-body injury sustained by center Leo Komarov will keep him out of play for several games. The Leafs continue a long string of away games facing the Anaheim Ducks on the 14th (tickets start at $6), followed by the San Jose Sharks on the 15th (tickets start at $26), and St. Louis Blues on the 17th (tickets start at $34).
1/9/15 - The Toronto Maple Leafs lost 6-2 against the Washington Capitals on Wednesday, Jan. 7. This loss was the third in a row and made eight losses out of the past ten games. The Maple Leafs' recent coaching change, from Randy Carlyle who was fired on Tuesday to Peter Horacheck, who was hired on the day of the game, has not had enough time to take effect and make a difference. The Maple Leafs were able to limit the Capitals to only 26 shots on goals, although the Capitals were still able to score six times. They next face the Columbus Blue Jackets at home on the 9th, before heading to California for three games against the Kings on the 12th, Ducks on the 14th, and Sharks on the 15th. Tickets remain on sale, starting at $93, $2, $6, and $24 respectively.
1/2/15 - The Toronto Maple Leafs lost 3-2 on December 29 against the Tampa Bay Lightening, despite an early 2-0 lead. This lost makes five out of the last six games, and three of those losses happened after they led 2-0. They will need to turn around their season if they wish to make it to the playoffs this year. They next face the Boston Bruins on December 31, before continuing their five away games in seven nights string. The Leafs will most likely have Jonathan Bernier, starting goalie, back after he missed two games due to illness, and may also see the return of Leo Komarov from injury to help the team overcome their losing streak and once again play the game fans expect to see from the Leafs. Tickets for the Minnesota Wild game on the 2nd (starting at $21) and the Winnipeg Jets on the 3rd (starting at $139) remain available.
12/22/14 - The Maple Leafs suffered another tough loss, this time from the Philadelphia Flyers. Saturday's game ended with a score of 4-7. Toronto's goals came from Jeffrey Lupul, James van Riemsdyk, David Clarkson, and Peter Holland. The two teams will meet again on January 31 in Philadelphia. The Maple Leafs also lost to the Chicago Blackhawks on Sunday, continuing the unfortunate losing streak with a final score of 0-4. Blackhawks goalie Antti Raanta played an impressive game, blocking 31 shots on goal. Lupul remarked that his team was regrettably not able to turn their possessions into chances on goals. Come watch the Toronto Maple Leafs take on the Washington Capitals at the Air Canada Centre on January 7. Tickets are on sale now starting at $100.
12/19/14 - The Toronto Maple Leafs' winning streak has, unfortunately, come to an end, but it was very impressive while it lasted. Having won 10 out of their last 11 games, and the last six consecutive games, the Maple Leafs are looking good this season. However, they simply couldn't get an offence together when they played the Carolina Hurricanes on Wednesday. Being shut out in the first and third period, Toronto only scored once in the second, bringing the final score to 1-4. Hopefully this loss won't affect their momentum because they are 19-10-3 and only one win behind the top team in the Atlantic Division, the Tampa Bay Lightning. They will be playing the Philadelphia Flyers next, and then they will be leaving for a seven-game series of away games. If you want to see them play before they leave, tickets are still available for $149.
12/12/14 - This Saturday, the Toronto Maple Leafs kick off three games on home ice, beginning with the strong Detroit Red Wings, followed by the Los Angeles Kings and Anaheim Ducks. The Toronto-Detroit rivalry dates back to the 1920s, and now that it is intradivisional, it's even fiercer. The Maple Leafs have been coming out with an early lead in their last few wins, and they need to keep it up in their game against the Red Wings. Get your tickets to this great matchup to see if Toronto can win against this great team. Watch great hockey players, like Jonathan Bernier, the goalie for the Maple Leafs, who made 32 saves in his 9th consecutive start against the Calgary Flames. Enjoy the camaraderie and excitement of this fast paced sport.
12/5/14 - The Toronto Maple Leafs were able to score their second win in a row on Tuesday. The Dallas Stars hardly stood a chance and were shut out in the first period while the Leafs scored twice. They maintained their lead for the entire game and ended with 3-5. Nazem Kadri is the star of this game, getting a goal and two assists. Additionally, Joffrey Lupul got two goals and Mike Santorelli got three assists. This game brings them to 13-8-3 and places them 4th for their division. However, they have played fewer games than most of the teams above them, so there's plenty of room to rise to the top. They will play the New Jersey Devils on the 4th and tickets are available for $57.
11/26/14 - A win on Saturday against the Detroit Red Wings brought a two-game winning streak to the Toronto Maple Leafs, as well as a much-needed confidence boost for the 11-8-2 team. Individual goals from Leo Komarov and Peter Holland as well as two goals from Tyler Bozak helped the Leafs overcome the Red Wings 4-1. Goaltender Jonathan Bernier was key to the Toronto's defense, making 26 saves in the match. The Leafs saluted their fans as they left the ice, a much-improved attitude adjustment that was appreciated by loyal Leaf fans. The Blue-and-White next play the Pittsburgh Penguins Wednesday, before the Washington Capitals head to Toronto to take on the Leafs on Saturday. Tickets are available for both events, with prices starting at just $93 per seat.
11/21/14 - The Toronto Maple Leafs suffered a loss to the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday night, a devastating blow to Leaf fans only a week after losing to the Penguins. The frustrating defeat brings the Leaf's record to 9-7-2, and makes them 6th in the Atlantic Division. Despite the team's disappointing performance while playing the Sabres, the Leafs have a chance to bounce back with their upcoming games against the Nashville Predators on Tuesday, November 18th and the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday, November 20th. The Leafs will be looking to stellar team members Phil Kessel and goaltender Jonathan Bernier, as well as their dedicated fans, to help them regain their puck power. Tickets to see the Leafs play the Predators start at only $71 and are still available.
11/14/14 - It was an exciting game in the Air Canada Centre on Wednesday as the Toronto Maple Leafs battled it out against the Boston Bruins. The Bruins went onto the ice with a five game winning streak, but the Maple Leafs were looking to bounce back after losing to Boston in October. Toronto was able to click whereas Boston could not. Boston was only able to get off two goals, but only one of them made it to the scoreboard. The Maple Leafs showed they could function as a cohesive unit once again by ending the game in a 6-1 victory over the Bruins. They next play the Pittsburgh Penguins at the Air Canada Centre on Friday, November 14th. Tickets are still available starting at $118.
11/7/14 - The Toronto Maple Leafs are in the midst of their longest winning streak of the season, and look to extending that streak at the game against Arizona and at Saturday night's game against the New York Rangers. The Toronto team has taken the win for four of their last five games, and three straight wins. After starting the season with regulation losses, the team is now 6-2-1. The team's most recent victory was 3-2 against the Chicago Blackhawks last Saturday. James Reimer got 45 saves and Peter Holland scored an early goal in the third period. Reimer made 26 saves in the third period but his biggest feat come in the last three minutes in regulation when he slid to block the Blackhawks' Patrick Kane from scoring. Be sure to get your tickets for the game set for 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 8, against the Rangers at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto with tickets starting at $101.
10/31/14 - The Toronto Maple Leafs are 6th in the Atlantic Division after 9 games with a record of 4-4-1. They have faced very strong teams in the first weeks of the season, so they are doing well to sit where they are. The Leafs just blasted out the Buffalo Sabres with a 4-0 win. Three of the goals came in the third period, without any answered by the Sabres. On Saturday, the Leafs face the Chicago Blackhawks at Air Canada Center in Toronto, giving the Leafs the home advantage before going out on the road again to square off against the Arizone Coyotes on November 4, and the Colorado Avalance on the 6th. Catch the Leafs before they go out on the road and cheer them on.
Despite a strong start to the season, the Toronto Maple Leafs failed to punch their tickets to the Stanley Cup Playoffs in what would have been their second consecutive year. Toronto was hot through the early 2014 campaign, capped off by a dramatic Winter Classic victory. Come springtime, however, the Maple Leafs lost Jonathan Bernier to a lower body injury, and by the time their goaltender returned to the ice, the team collapsed under a weak offense and missed a return to the playoffs after a final 2-12 record effectively shut them out of the postseason.
The offseason saw major overhaul in management, including an influx of assistant coaches and GM Kyle Dubas under new team president Brendan Shanahan. While the top six forwards remain intact, the Leafs' bottom six will look different—or familiar, depending on how you look at it. Toronto welcomes the return of Leo Komarav and Matt Frattin after a year apart, along with Winnik, Booth, Satorelli and Kontiola. Defensively, the Leafs made a huge pick-up with the addition of Stephane Robidas. The team flirted with a wild card for much of last year's campaign, but the recent summer's moves should give the Leaf's an ample opportunity to earn a playoff berth this time around.
Don't miss out on Toronto Maple Leafs tickets at the MasterCard Centre and see this improved squad make their move towards the Stanley Cup Playoffs for just the second time in the last decade! The storied franchise recently revealed two new additions to their "Legends Row" of statues, immortalizing Darrly Sittler and Johnny Bower this year. Toronto opens their 82-game slate on the road at the Montreal Canadiens, for the "Molson Canadian NHL Faceoff" (Oct. 1). Reignite the rivalry when the Ottawa Senators travel across Ontario on Oct. 5 and see Original Six foes, the Bruins, when Toronto visits Boston on Nov. 9. Be there when the Leafs take on newest division opponent Red Wings at Toronto on Dec. 21 and at Detroit on Jan. 1.
2013-2014 Season
4/8/14 – After winning their first two games in April, the Leafs were back in the playoff conversation. However, when Toronto dropped its final home game of the regular season Saturday to Winnipeg, they quickly fell back out. All three of the team's remaining games are on the road where they'll need to secure six points (and help from others) if they wish to make the NHL playoffs for a second straight year. Can they bolt past the Lightning tonight in Tampa Bay? The Maple Leafs will have to do so without forward Joffrey Lupul (knee) who is third on the squad with 22 goals and will undergo surgery.
4/2/14 – Toronto keeps their playoff hopes alive after the Leafs broke an eight-game losing streak Tuesday night against Calgary. Moving from tenth place to ninth in the Eastern Conference ranks, the squad is one point behind Columbus who holds the second wild card spot. In another must-win, the Maple Leafs will host the Bruins on Thursday (min. $71) before wrapping up a four-game homestand on Saturday against Winnipeg (min. $118). A postseason berth will not be easy for Toronto as Detroit, Columbus, and Washington all have at least one game in hand on them.
3/27/14 - The Leafs are falling. After losing six in a row, Toronto is no longer in the playoff picture. The 5-3 loss to St. Louis Tuesday night in Jonathan Bernier's return knocked the Maple Leafs into tenth place (Columbus, Detroit, Washington and Toronto all have 80 points). The remaining four regular season home games at Air Canada Centre are averaging $296, with the finale before the NHL playoffs against the Winnipeg Jets the most expensive.
3/19/14 – Tonight's game against the Atlantic's third place team, Tampa Bay Lightning, is in high demand. A regulation win would move the Leafs into third; Toronto won the first two meeting against the Lightning, including a 4-1 victory in Tampa. Toronto Maple Leafs tickets for tonight's battle are averaging $234, the cheapest regular-season game remaining at Air Canada Centre. Red hot on the Toronto Maple Leafs lineup is left wing Mason Raymond, who recorded four points in the past four games. Watch Raymond and the Leafs finish off the regular-season before the NHL Playoffs begin!
3/10/14 – The Maple Leafs are coming off two straight OT wins which should help build momentum heading into Toronto's five-game road trip. The Leafs gained ground in the standings after a win against the Rangers Wednesday; the victory prevented a season sweep by New York. Troy Bodie's two-point game, three nights later against the Flyers, was a first this year as Toronto picked up a 4-3 overtime win Saturday against Philadelphia. The Leafs will fly out for three games in California followed by two in Washington and Detroit on the way home.
3/3/14 – The Leafs have dropped both their games in overtime after returning from the Olympic break and will look to break that streak tonight at home against Columbus. David Bolland will not return Monday; an ankle injury suffered in the Leafs first game in November has kept him out of all but 15 games this season. Toronto fans have been expecting their Centre back for quite some time, with original rumblings happening before Sochi. However, James Reimer will start for the Maple Leafs against the Blue Jackets, making his first appearance since Jan 25.
2/25/14 - Post Olympic break, the Toronto Maple Leafs are gearing up for another playoff run amid a hectic 22 game schedule over 45 days. Looking to annihilate any possible repeat of their Game 7 meltdown against the Boston Bruins last season, the Leafs' Dave Bolland has made it clear they're hitting the ground running: "for us right now [playoffs] started last Wednesday." Bolland is set to return to the lineup from his severed ankle tendon injury this Thursday against the New York Islanders. He and Olympians Phil Kessel and James van Riemsdyk will be key playmakers in Toronto's advancing in Eastern Conference.
2/21/14 – Before Dave Bolland severed his ankle tendon on Nov 2, the centre had scored six goals and 10 points in 15 games and was the Leafs No. 2 guy at the position. Good news for Toronto, Bolland is expected to return Feb 27 against the New York Islanders. Before the Olympic break, the Leafs were 11-2-1 and are currently fifth in the East. Bolland and the Maple Leafs will be back at the Air Canada Centre Mar 3 against the Columbus Blue Jackets. With an average ticket price of $359, Toronto is the most in-demand team in the league! Partake in the excitement as the Leafs look to secure a postseason berth.
2/3/14 – Leafs' Phil Kessel is the second player to reach 30 goals this season. Toronto's forward got the hat trick against Ottawa Senator's goaltender Craig Anderson Saturday to lead the Leafs to a 6-3 victory. Now having won three straight, the Maple Leafs will hit the road for two before heading home for their final game at Air Canada Centre before the Olympic break. It'll cost you at least $104 when Vancouver comes to town Saturday. Cheer on the Maple Leafs as Toronto tries to avoid another shut out from the Canucks.
1/29/14 – The Leafs have won seven of their last nine; after a six game winning streak earlier this month (first in last eight years for franchise), Toronto appears to be turning their season around. RW Phil Kessel is on a seven-game point scoring streak and currently leads the team in points (55), goals (27), and assists (28). Who is next up on the Toronto Maple Leafs schedule? Florida (avg. $216) and Ottawa (avg. $399) at Air Canada Centre. Maple Leafs tickets are the
most expensive in the NHL
, averaging 3x more than the average NHL ticket in 2014.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are among good company in the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference. Now, four of the Original Six franchises are in the Maple Leafs division including the
Detroit Red Wings
. Toronto will play the Red Wings in the
2014 NHL Winter Classic
on New Year's Day, a game that was originally scheduled for last year but was canceled due to the NHL lockout. The Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Detroit Red Wings game will be held outside at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor; tickets are averaging $218.
2012-2013 Season
Toronto Maple Leafs tickets are averaging $342 on the secondary market. Right before the shortened season began last year, Maple Leafs tickets averaged $332. Must-see games on the Toronto Maples Leafs schedule include the Battle of Ontario Toronto Maple Leafs vs.
Ottawa Senators
– tickets are averaging $420 for the October game and $430 for the February match. Toronto will play rival
Buffalo Sabres
three times this regular season – tickets for the three games in November, December, and January at Air Canada Centre average $309, $303, and $286 (in that order). The top two most expensive games that the Toronto Maple Leafs will play at home are against the
Montreal Canadiens
in the oldest rivalry in the League. Both Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Montreal Canadiens home games are averaging $525.
At this time last year the Toronto Maples Leafs were the
most expensive road team in the NHL
. The Leafs will hold on to that title (for now); Toronto Maple Leafs are once again the most expensive road team in the League. The most recent news concerning the Maple Leafs roster includes re-signing of Mark Fraser to a one-year deal and defenseman Carl Gunnarsson to a three-year deal. The Leafs ended an eight-year drought last season by making the
NHL Playoffs
. As a five seed, Toronto lost to Boston, 2013 Stanley Cup finalists, in the first round.


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#196387 - 01/20/11 06:26 PM Re: sass 'n' bait [Re: zmjezhd]
Carpal Tunnel
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Loc: Land of the Flat Water OK, I hear you. Have cousins there, they tell me how
wonderful it is. Wish I'd moved decades ago. I think
it was 80 deg in LA, if I heard correctly, today._________________________
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#196391 - 01/20/11 10:11 PM Re: sass 'n' bait [Re: bexter]
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Loc: Louisville, Kentucky 80 deg ! Horrors! That's 30º over the maximum comfort level. Forty is better, thirty better still. Thirty's getting down to jacket weather. (50F = 10C; 30F = -1.1C)
bexter, just for fun I googled 'cutlery worship', and found these among other listings (I wasn't about to go to either site, I can tell you!):
der of the Spoon | Facebook Thou can worship to any sort of Spoon, they all lead to the one true spoon. Any prayer counts. No false idols- that means other cutlery ...
www.facebook.com/group.php?gi - Cached
False Idols - Baedon's Curious Web Jan 5, 2011 ... Cutlery Sales Person(s): We have been informed of another evil which threatens all who worship The Almighty Spork. ...
I deleted part of the F-book address, since in my preview it looked like it might be clickable.
#196393 - 01/20/11 10:54 PM Re: sass 'n' bait [Re: Jackie]
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Loc: Land of the Flat Water Living in Frozenwastes of the Great Plains, I'd take
80 deg any day, all day: 24/7/365.....no jackets, just
a grass skirt._________________________
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#196395 - 01/21/11 04:25 AM Re: sass 'n' bait [Re: LukeJavan8]
Registered: 11/17/10
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Loc: Middle Earth -2 C here at the moment with expected highs of...wait for it...0C this afternoon! Wahay shorts and t-shirts all the way! Seriously though that was the worst 'expected highs of' I have heard in a long while...it is normally used when the temperature increases a lot or if it is ACTUALLY HOT
and Jackie
I am dumbfounded...there are cutlery worshippers? I wonder what other things get worshipped (I especially liked the 'do not worship false idols ie OTHER CUTLERY')...hmmm thinking further do they sacrifice pasta and soup?
Edited by bexter (01/21/11 04:32 AM)_________________________
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#196403 - 01/21/11 08:43 AM Re: sass 'n' bait [Re: Sldgman]
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Loc: Vermont you should see what they do to chop sticks..._________________________
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#196407 - 01/21/11 11:32 AM Re: sass 'n' bait [Re: Buffalo Shrdlu]
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Loc: Land of the Flat Water Snowing here again. Temp is 10degF. Can't believe it is
actually above 0._________________________
----please, draw me a sheep----
#196408 - 01/21/11 11:33 AM Re: sass 'n' bait [Re: bexter]
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Loc: this too shall pass -11F here in the frozen north (note time)
Jan. 20 is, on average, the coldest day of the year. so we are in great hope that it's just a day late..
-joe (don't stick your tongue out today) friday
#196411 - 01/21/11 11:59 AM Re: sass 'n' bait [Re: Sldgman]
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Loc: Vermont we're due for those sub-zero temps this weekend.
formerly known as etaoin...
#196412 - 01/21/11 12:36 PM Re: sass 'n' bait [Re: Buffalo Shrdlu]
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Loc: Land of the Flat Water And we're due for more snow.
ditto brrrrr_________________________
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#196429 - 01/22/11 02:09 AM Re: sass 'n' bait [Re: bexter]
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Loc: Louisville, Kentucky bexter--I am assuming those sites were satirical; but I still don't care to go find out for sure!
I'll be getting to bed here before too much longer. I have set the dishwasher to run at about 5 a.m., and for the first time in a few years have left the bathtub faucet dripping slightly: it was 7ºF (-13.8ºC) a couple of hours ago. We seldom get down into the single digits even at night, and I would rather not wake up to frozen pipes in the morning. Er--morning that includes daylight, I mean.
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This seams like sad news, Tunderbird is one of the few email client (on any platform) that i am happy with, but even so it is still lacking a lot of features and many of it's plugins are shoddy.
Phoronix: Mozilla To Shaft Thunderbird Next Week
Mozilla will be announcing Monday that they will be basically stripping away their resources towards the advancement of the Thunderbird e-mail client...
This seams like sad news, Tunderbird is one of the few email client (on any platform) that i am happy with, but even so it is still lacking a lot of features and many of it's plugins are shoddy.
Whoops. Didn't Canonical just switch to it from Evolution?
This is definitely unfortunate. I use TB on my work machine in Ubuntu on a daily basis, and I wouldn't like to go back to Evolution... It's more than I need.
On my personal machines, Thunderbird is perfect. I have one email client that works the same in Windows 7, MacOS, and Linux (Mint+Ubuntu). They all get their email through IMAP, contacts through Zindus (gmail contacts), and calendars through WebDAV. No matter which of my machines I am on, I have the same contents and user experience... I'd hate to lose that.
What is even more unfortunate it is one of the few true crossplatform clients. I personally would rather see FF die then Thunderbird.With Thunderbird being one of the few good Linux e-mail clients out there, this is unfortunate news.
Didn't Mozilla already make Thunderbird a community project and reversed the decision after one major release? Why attempt it again?
The thing is that Mozilla products (with a few exceptions) are aimed at large masses. Thunderbird sat at the border of "masses" and "business". The masses has long ago migrated to webmail. Business is over half using MS products, which doesn't integrate well (if at all) with Thunderbird.
As much as I thought Thunderbird was better than Evolution, I think this makes sense for Mozilla.
I myself haven't used anything but webmail for 2 years, and for another 3 or 4, I was only on-and-off on a client (which was indeed Thunderbird).
It's not as if it's been a high priority project for them, ever. Their best product ever was the Suite, it's what made their browser more useful than anyone else's. They forgot that a long time ago. So it goes.
I don't think I'll ever use webmail. Not until I'm provided a way to backup my email onto hard drive and restore whenever I want.


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Perspective vs Perception
I just noticed this in another thread and want to comment on it here.
Perspective is what I see based upon the angle that I'm seeing it.
Perception is my understanding of what I see.
Two different things.
My perspective (the angle that I'm looking at something) determines what I see and how I see it. This is why I'll see things differently than how others might see it. Often, we're not looking at something from the same angle, so we'll see the same thing differently. Like witnesses seeing an accident. It can cause arguments. Fights. Resentments. Anger. Because we saw the same thing from different angles -- and for each of us, "we're right", based on the angle that we saw it. The fight takes place when two or more people demand on their right to be right... rather than opting for the right to be happy rather than right.
My perceptions is my understanding of what I see. And, since things can change based on the angle that I'm seeing them -- perspective -- my understanding can often be wrong.
My sponsor told me often: "Alcoholism is a disease of perception." It took a while -- but, then I finally understood what he was saying to me.
It's my understanding (my thinking) about what I see, do, or feel -- that gets screwed up. My Ego then wants to prove to me that my understanding is correct -- when it isn't correct at all.... My Ego just wants me to be right about it.... because "it's mine."
Unfortunately, my understanding of what I'm seeing or experiencing -- causes me to feel guilt, loneliness, anger, remorse, resentment and fear, sad, depressed, and personally inadequate.
Fortunately, my understanding (my perception of what I see or what I experience) can also make me feel good, happy, joyous, free, loving, tolerant, patient, grateful, excited, inspired.
I believe this is why Bill Wilson, wrote: "To get over drinking requires a transformation of thought and attitude" -- and the Appendix in the back of the BB, refers to "Spiritual Awakening or Spiritual Experience" as the something -- that produces a change in the personality (psyche) that allows an alcoholic like me, to achieve and maintain sobriety.
I also learned that: "Turn it over does not mean give it to God."
What? Am I a heretic? An athiest? A detractor? No. Not at all.
You see -- whatever it is that I "give" to God -- God gives right back to me, in greater measure. This is why some religions teach the lesson of tithing. What you give to God -- is returned to you -- a hundred fold. The Law of Attraction. The Law of Seeding and Harvest. What I give -- regardless of what I give and how I give it or to whom I give it -- gets returned to me. Karma? I don't know. I just call it "giving and receiving." And, I believe it's also why we're instructed in the BB, that "Our guiding principle becomes giving rather than receiving"... so we better keep a check on ourselves... in regards to what it is we are giving!
If turn it over -- doesn't mean -- turn it over to God -- then, what does it mean to me?
Simple. It's what this topic is about. Perspective vs Perception.
"To turn it over -- means to look at the other side of it."
What? Yep. "If you change your perspective (the angle you are seeing something from) -- it will change your perception (what you understand about what you see, feel or experience).
This is precisely where the 12 Steps come to the rescue.
Through the 12 Steps, I learn "how to change the angle that I'm seeing something from" (perspective) -- but, learning it -- doesn't help me.
By "doing" (taking the 12 Steps) and then "using" (practicing what I learned to do through actions) -- my perspective get's changed and I learn what actions I can take to continue to change my perspective.... as needed.
When life isn't working for me, when I'm angry, resentful, afraid, remorseful, depressed, full of anxiety -- I have a solution. Use the 12 Steps and allow them to change my perspective.
Once my perspective has been changed (the angle that I'm looking at something) instantly my perception will change.
This is also why I believe that the series of talks by Chuck C., that was printed in a book -- was titled "New Pair of Glasses."
By using the 12 Steps to produce "Spiritual Awakenings" -- it changed how we look at ourselves, at God, at others, and at the world around us.
When it changed "how we were looking at things" it changed our personality, our attitudes and our thinking.
These "certain course of actions" results in "Changing our Perception" ... which means... even though the circumstances or situations that we face did not change... we can now experience them with peace, and serenity, and with a new attitude.... that is helpful to us -- rather than harmful to us, and those about us.
The next time that "turning it over to God" doesn't work for you -- or, if what you keep turning over keeps coming back to you -- try the Steps. They are God's tools -- that He has given us -- to make changes in ourselves and in our lives.
This also helps us to adjust to the principles of: "being personally responsible and accountable for my own experience." And, to be "self-supporting through my own contribution."
I have to do the work. God gave me the tools to equip me to do the work. And, now the ball is in my court. What I do with it -- is up to me.


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Major Section: OTHER
Examples: (reset-ld-specials t) (reset-ld-specials nil)
Roughly speaking, the ld
specials are certain state global
variables, such as current-package
, ld-prompt
, and
, which are managed by ld
as though they were
local variables. These variables determine the channels on which ld
reads and prints and control many options of ld
. See ld for
the details on what the ld
specials are.
This function, reset-ld-specials
, takes one Boolean argument, flg
The function resets all of the ld
specials to their initial,
top-level values, except for the three channel variables,
, standard-co
, and proofs-co
, which are reset to their
initial values only if flg
is non-nil
. Of course, if you are in a
recursive call of ld
, then when you exit that call, the ld
will be restored to the values they had at the time ld
was called
recursively. To see what the initial values are, inspect the value
of the constant *initial-ld-special-bindings*


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