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April 19th, 2013 06:15 PM #6Junior Member
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Thanks. I like Saoirse (and Sadhbh and Tadhgh) but think it's best to stick with a phonetic name.
We know other kids called Declan and Finn and my ex is Ronan! Guess DH doesn't like Everett for same reason he doesn't like Emmet or Elliot.
New boy ideas -
Calvin (not Irish at all, but Cal is a nice nn and Calvin is cooler than Callum?),
Redmond or Malachy (family names),
Jude (too similar to Juliet?)
Only two weeks to go and getting a boy vibe - help please!!!
Like single syllable names with middle name Ryan (hence Jude) but nothing too modern like Jett...
April 19th, 2013 06:37 PM #8Senior Member
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A name that came to mind that I think you guys might like is Grant. One syllable, ends in a -t like his sisters, and sounds great with the last name!
Grant Ryan Cleary
Rhett Ryan Cleary
West Ryan Cleary
Flynn Ryan Cleary
Beau Ryan Cleary
Brock Ryan Cleary
Drew Ryan Cleary
Dean Ryan Cleary
Hayes Ryan Cleary
Lyle Ryan Cleary
Miles Ryan Cleary
Piers Ryan Cleary
Reid Ryan Cleary
Rhys Ryan Cleary
Zeke Ryan Cleary
Here are some longer names that I think work well, some with one-syllable nicknames :
Fletcher Ryan Cleary
Foster Ryan Cleary
Theo Ryan Cleary
Easton Ryan Cleary "East"
Angus Ryan Cleary "Gus"
Sebastian Ryan Cleary "Bash" "Ash"
Bowen Ryan Cleary "Bo"
Brecan Ryan Cleary "Breck"
Camden Ryan Cleary "Cam"
Eamon Ryan Cleary "Eames"Girls: Sophie, Delphine, Eleanore
Boys: Christopher "Topher", Gray, Aurelian "Rex"
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Nearly 70 percent of LECOM osteopathic medical students to move into primary care and traditional rotating internships
Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine students in Erie, Pa., and Bradenton, Fla., recently learned the results of the 2010 Osteopathic Residency Match, and 68 percent of LECOM medical students successfully matched into primary care residency and internship positions, as well as traditional rotating internships. Nationally, approximately 78 percent of osteopathic medical students and graduates participated in the Osteopathic Match and successfully matched into osteopathic residency or internship positions, according to the American Osteopathic Association.
Osteopathic medical students and recent medical school graduates nationwide participate in interviews with residency program directors and administrators to make determinations about the specialties they would like to pursue after completing medical school training. As part of this interview process, the Osteopathic Match provides a means by which these students and graduates can rank-order a list of programs they would like to enter, while residency programs do the same with their preferred rank-order list of applicants. The National Matching Service, Inc., coordinates the two lists and develops the match list of osteopathic medical students and recent graduates to internship and residency programs.
Those entering traditional rotating internships are graduates considering several medical specialties or those in need of a broad-based general rotating internship as an entry requirement for another program. This post-graduate training program provides more exposure to primary care through internal medicine, family medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, and pediatrics, along with general surgery and emergency medicine.
In the case of LECOM's students in Erie and Bradenton, a considerable majority of the matches were in the primary care medicine specialties, such as internal medicine, family medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, and pediatrics. LECOM's Erie campus saw nearly 75 percent of its match-participating students enter into primary care and traditional rotating residencies, while LECOM Bradenton placed 65 percent of its match-list students into those residency programs.
LECOM continues to be a national leader in primary care education with an eye on meeting the challenges of health care in the 21st century, and the large percentage of students moving into primary care and traditional rotating residencies further underscores the important role the College has in improving the scope of health care well into the future. A study by the Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation made recommendations challenging medical colleges to improve the quality and reduce the cost of medical education. The College, through its innovative program offerings, low-cost tuition rates and a commitment to professionalism and patient-centered care, has surpassed many of those recommendations.
The Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine and LECOM School of Pharmacy offer innovative and affordable education in osteopathic medicine and pharmacy. From campuses in Erie, Pennsylvania, Greensburg, Pennsylvania and Bradenton, Florida, LECOM provides student-centered pathways to prepare the next generation of healthcare professionals. Prepare yourself for medicine as your life's profession.

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CBS has just released details about the two hour finale of Hostages but refer to it as just a "season finale" instead of a "series finale." Does that mean that the "limited series" is coming back for a second season?
On Hostages, Toni Collette plays Ellen Sanders, a doctor who's set to perform a fairly rudimentary surgical procedure on the President (James Naughton). When a group of men (led by Dylan McDermott) invade her home and take her family hostage, she's faced with a lose-lose decision. If she doesn't cause the President to die on the operating table, the terrorists will kill her family. The cast also includes Rhys Coiro, Billy Brown, Sandrine Holt, Tate Donovan, Quinn Shephard, and Mateus Ward.
The Monday night drama got off to a mediocre start in the ratings, drawing a 1.8 rating in the 18-49 demographic with 7.41 million total viewers. In week two, the numbers fell more than 16% and they've essentially kept falling ever since. Last month, it hit a new low with a 1.0 demo rating and 4.5 million viewers.
The network touted Hostages as a "limited series" from the start but, had the show been a success, they surely would have found a way to bring it back in some form.
How? Well, we don't need to worry about that. Unfortunately for fans of the show, there's virtually no chance that CBS will bring Hostages back next year. The ratings are just too low.
Hopefully, the producers knew the show won't be back and have prepared a very satisfying ending.
[Possible Spoiler:] The two-hour season (series) finale airs on January 6th at 9pm. The episodes are titled "Suspicious Minds" and "Endgame" and are described this way: "After Duncan discovers Sandrine's betrayal, he decides to use her to save Nina and Sawyer. Also, just before Ellen is to operate on the President, the First Lady confronts her and forces Ellen to tell the truth about the assassination plot."
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HAMILTON, Ohio – In the final contest of a three-match homestand, the Miami University women's tennis team picked up its third victory of the season with a win over Cincinnati, 4-3. Freshman Andreea Badileanu won the match point with a 6-1, 7-5 showing at No. 2 singles.
Miami improved to 3-0 on the season following the win while the Bearcats dropped to 1-4.
"It was good to get the win," said associate head coach Ricardo Rosas. "Cincinnati came out strong in doubles but it was good to see our kids stick to the gameplan in singles. They fought for every shot that we needed to ultimately get it done."
In doubles action, the RedHawks dropped two of the three sets thus surrendering a point to the Bearcats. At No. 1 doubles, junior Christine Guerrazzi and sophomore Ana Rajkovic lost 2-6 while senior Nimisha Mohan and freshman Andreea Badileanu fell at No. 2 singles, 3-6. Miami prevailed at No. 3 singles thanks to a strong 6-1 showing by junior Ramona Costea and senior Christiana Raymond.
Miami started things off well in singles play as Rajkovic won 6-3, 6-0 at No. 6 competition, Costea came out on top by a score of 6-2, 6-3 at No. 5 singles and Mohan downed her opponent 6-4, 6-2 at No. 3 singles. With the match score sitting at 3-1, Miami needed one more point to clinch the win.
Guerrazzi was the next RedHawk finisher, falling 2-6, 2-6 at No. 5 singles. At No. 1 singles, Raymond lost in three sets 6-4, 3-6, 1-0 (10-2) but Badileanu was able to secure the match point by winning 6-1, 7-5 at No. 2 singles.
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To laymen, the dichotomy between law and literature is merely one aspect of the conflict between law and life. A feeling so widely and deeply held by even the most cultivated outside the law cannot be nurtured wholly upon untruth. And yet it conceals a fine covey of paradoxes which would have been fair game for a Hazlitt, though for all I know he himself shared the feeling or put to flight at least some of its paradoxes. That nothing which is human is alien to him, is truer of the lawyer than even of doctor or priest.
AT THE present time it seems almost silly to advance an argument for the formation of a new party. In a general way the need for one speaks for itself, and clamorously. Of the first ten persons you meet who have no definite connection with one of the old parties, either officially or through some form of self-interest, at least seven or eight will not question the fact that a new party is needed. What they will question is the practicability of trying to form one.
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NBA's Stern takes another jab at Seattle
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NBA commissioner David Stern takes a question from a reporter during a news conference following the Board of Governors meeting Wednesday, May in Dallas. NBA owners voted Wednesday to reject the Kings' proposed move to Seattle, the latest in a long line of cities that have tried to land the franchise.
"This is going to be short for me," Stern said in a press conference in Dallas. "I have a game to get to in Oklahoma City."
Way to keep it classy, David.
Stern was about to announce that the league's Board of Governors had voted 22-8 against relocating the Sacramento Kings to Seattle, but first he had to remind everyone that he was going to watch the former Seattle Sonics play a postseason game in their new city. Seriously, man?
Before Stern prefaced Wednesday's news with that smug comment, I really wanted to believe that a man as powerful as Stern, a man in charge of a multi-billion dollar business, would be above holding a grudge against the city that said no to him and his league when they asked for a publicly funded arena. Despite his oh so condescending answers to all questions Seattle related, I thought there was no way such an important decision could be influenced by a petty vendetta. Then Stern decided to troll Sonics fans before delivering the death knell. Now, I'm starting to come around to the idea that Stern really does have it in for Seattle.
Once Stern was done taunting us, he delivered the worst possible news. Not only did owners vote, as expected, to deny relocation, Stern also made it clear that expansion wasn't going to be the solution to gives both cities a happy ending. Not yet anyway.
"We look forward to continuing a dialogue of some type with the potential owners in Seattle, but we don't have anything concrete to support with respect to an NBA franchise in Seattle as this time," Stern said. "... I think there was a generalized talk that it would be good in the future just to consider (expansion), but awaiting the next television renegotiation, which is virtually upon us."
So maybe the NBA will come back if the league fails to extort another city as successfully as it did Sacramento. Or maybe when the new TV deal brings the necessary windfall to make expansion viable.
But a lot can change between now and then.
As dedicated as they are, Chris Hansen and his ownership group could grow tired of fighting a league that is constantly changing the rules as it goes along. A new Seattle mayor could be less of an advocate than is current mayor Mike McGinn -- who on Twitter pointed out that the city's memorandum of understanding with Hansen is good for five years and said "we are in this for the long haul" -- but who himself may not be in it for the long haul seeing as he is up for re-election in November.
Hansen made it clear in a message posted on Sonicsarena.com that he's not done fighting for basketball fans in the area, saying. "While we are obviously extremely disappointed with today's relocation vote and truly believe we put forth both a significantly better offer and Arena plan, we do thank the league and the owners for their time and consideration and look forward to hearing back on our agreement to join the Maloofs as Limited Partners in the Kings."
But just as Stern has bullied so many others, he'll find a way to bully the Maloofs into selling the team to the Vivek Ranadive-led group that wants to keep the team in Sacramento.
"We will talk to the Maloofs and see if in the next 24 to 48 hours whether we can help facilitate an agreement to be signed between the Ranadive group and the Maloofs for the sale of the franchise in Sacramento," Stern said while holding a baseball bat.
OK, so he wasn't actually holding a baseball bat. ... yet.
Wednesday's news reminded us that the NBA successfully used Seattle as leverage to get an arena deal pushed through in Sacramento -- you could have timed the awkward pause with a sundial when Stern was asked if Seattle was a pawn in this situation -- and it makes you wonder if the league now sees Seattle as more valuable as a threat to other cities than as a viable market for its product. One could argue that has become the fate of Los Angeles in its quest to get an NFL team (thanks for that new stadium you're building, Minnesota!), and now that has to be a fear in the Northwest after the NBA dealt this blow.
Yet if any good came out of Wednesday's vote and ensuing press conference; if there was even the slightest reason for optimism on such a down day, it was this: Stern, mercifully, is on his way out. And the man who will replace him, current NBA deputy commissioner Adam Silver, sounds like he just might be willing to play fair with Seattle.
While Stern is taking jabs at Seattle by bringing up the Thunder, intentionally or otherwise -- and who are we kidding, Stern is too calculated for that to have been an honest, insensitive mistake -- Silver was saying things like, "We've never wavered in our desire to return to the Seattle market at some point."
While Stern was making Sonics fans roll their eyes when he said Seattle would get, "Our promise of fair dealing and ultimate consideration down the road," Silver actually sounded sincere when praising the Seattle group's efforts to land a team.
"As Chris Hansen made clear in his presentation to the Board of Governors today, the league continues to enjoy strong support in the Seattle market," Silver said. "We have strong support for our national telecasts in Seattle, and expansion was discussed at least as a possibility down the road. We want to wait and see what happens in our next national television negotiations, but we're very appreciative of the fans in Seattle. We regretted having to leave the market the last time and we fully expect we'll return there one day."
We don't know when "one day" will be, though we do now know it isn't next season. But at the very least, basketball fans in the area can take comfort knowing that, as of February, that fight to bring the team back won't involve the smuggest executive in sports, a man who can't seem get over being told no five years ago.
So enjoy Oklahoma City, Mr. Commissioner. And feel free to stay there. We'll take our chances with the next guy.
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Hobbled Marauders lose to Jefferson
Injuries to two key Mariner players have hand in 5-2 loss to undefeated Raiders in first-round state game
Then after the Marauders got back in it, another precious foot was lost.
Mariner saw its senior captain Cristhian Robles go down in the 17th minute with an injured ankle as the Marauders fought to keep up with an undefeated Jefferson team in the first round of the 4A state tournament. In the end, the Raiders defeated Mariner 5-2 and ended the Marauders season Wednesday night at Federal Way Memorial Stadium.
"They're a good team. You've got to give credit to them. They're a really good team," said Mariner head coach Vince DeSimone. "Unfortunately, defensively we made five big mistakes."
Jefferson wasted no time, netting a goal in the second minute of the game by Justin Yoon.
Mariner battled back with a goal in the 11th minute by Geovanni Ramirez, who took a shot that was saved by the Jefferson goalkeeper but was deflected back to Ramirez. He calmly took the rebound and put it into the net.
Four minutes later the Marauders took their first lead of the game in the 15th minute, when Carlos Rodriguez took a shot from close to 20 yards out that found the goal.
The lead, however was short lived. Jefferson's Louis Alvaro Osornio took the ball down the field on the ensuing kickoff and netted the equalizer within a minute of Rodriguez's goal.
The Raiders, the No. 1 seed out of District 3/4, added another goal in the 34th minute after Brandon Madsen took a deflection off a Mariner defender and gave Jefferson (15-0-4 overall) a 3-2 advantage before halftime. In the second half the Raiders, who champions of the South Puget Sound League, added a pair of goals to pull away.
"Then it became a panic game. But that's no excuse. We lost some players we could have used but we're not going to make an excuse for that," DeSimone said. "We don't find excuses. I hate excuses."
Even some Marauders who could play were banged up, including forward Miguel Medina who leads Mariner with 18 goals. Medina broke his hand last Wednesday, played against Snohomish on Thursday, had surgery on Friday and was back at practice Monday.
He was wearing a cast over his arm in Wednesday night's game.
Medina said he didn't expect Jefferson to come out so aggressive and score a quick goal. That, coupled with the loss of Robles, made things especially difficult for Mariner (12-6-1) to keep up with the Raiders.
"I thought it was pretty exciting that we made it to state," Medina said. "I thought we were going to go a lot further than we did. Unfortunately, it didn't end the way we wanted it to, but even the greatest have to lose sometimes."
Robles agreed with his fellow senior.
"I have high expectations for everything and I like trying to be the best, so I'm a little bummed that we didn't go further, but it was a good year," Robles said. " We're just like a family. We get along quite well."
The defender said he went to try to tap a loose ball toward the goal when a Jefferson player collided with the inside of his ankle. Robles was walking around the sidelines, trying to get the athletic trainer to let him back into the game, but he couldn't pass all the required tests.
"I don't even know what happened. It was bad. I tweaked it really bad," Robles said. "I tried getting up but I fell down right away. I couldn't even walk. It was the most pain I've ever felt in my life. I wanted to get back in but their trainer said she wasn't going to put me back in if I was limping so I was trying my hardest not to limp. Cleared walking (test) but when I went to pass it hurt my ankle and I couldn't go back."
DeSimone looked at his injured player and told Robles he wasn't going to allow him to go back into the game hurt.
"I said no," DeSimone said. "He's a fighter. And Miguel Medina with a cast on. He's a warrior too."
The Mariner coach said that even though the season didn't end the way he and his team would have liked, he still had a great year with the team, which he said developed a special bond over the course of the season.
"All the years I've been coaching soccer I've always had kids you love, but this team was special," DeSimone said. "I love every one of these guys. They were like warriors. People would give you all they had to win the game. That extra effort. We built up this love and I'm really happy to see them performing that way. We just built up this communication and love. We never get mad at each other. We work with each other. That's what's so special about this team this year.
"The players came out to play. They gave 100 percent. I loved it."
At Federal Way Memorial Stadium
Goals--Justin Yoon (TJ), Geovanni Ramirez (M), Carlos Rodriguez (M), Louis Alvaro Osornio (TJ), Matthew Cruz (TJ), Brandon Madsen (TJ), Isidro Prado-Huerta (TJ). Assists--Madsen (TJ), Prado-Huerta (TJ) 2. Goalkeepers--Mariner: Silvan Katynskiy. Thomas Jefferson: McKay Owsley. Records--Mariner 12-6-1 overall. Thomas Jefferson 15-0-4.
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Davis with the nice dunk during today Kentucky Alumni Game. Seem like Drake was impressed with it.
Sweet ! He really seems bigger and stronger !
"I go so hard, I go so mean... I'm so NEW ORLEANS" - Lil' Wayne"We not stopping at no stores man ! We staying on the gas !" - Tyreke Evans
Wasn't all he did that game.
Dude looks like he's ready to EXPLODE.
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nah he doesn't look much bigger but i like that three ball though
I never seen this dude do these type of things before on a court....yeaaahhh he's gonna be good ya'll lol I've never seen no type of $#^ like him before, is he a damn power guard? lol
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R.I.P. to HunnyB/FlyGirl
He went 17-23 and scored 40 points. 50 % at the three point line.....
Who couldn't put up 40 against that D? Not sayin, just sayin...
keep him away from Cousins....
Never looking back...or too far in front of me - the present is a gift, and I just wanna BEE.
Off the backboard alley oop to himself?!?!?!!!
Actually I'm trying to ignore all that hype so I understand what you are trying to say. All we know about him is that he has all the tools to play the 4 and he needs to improve his strength. Now I think it's too soon to project what kind of player he can be. We'll have to wait for one season to make a first evaluation.
I'm a little skeptical about Davis but it's only because I don't know clearly what he can do right now at the NBA level and I want him so bad to be a superstar. My skepticism is only there to contain my excitement since the draft day !
Hopefully AD is a hard worker, since the Olympics he seems more focused on his goals.
He'll be fine ! Monty is watching
Go Unibrow !!!
How these clips result in negativity is beyond my realm of comprehension. With regard to this and his performance during his few minutes for Team USA, I do not see how Davis could satiate his well-wishers any better. If there's anything negative to say, it's simply that he lacks professional experience. The kid hasn't even played an NBA game yet. If anyone is already complaining, I guess we'll be hearing a lot of whining while Davis is trying to develop and grow into his potential this season. I prefer patience. We had the best possible draft this past summer, got the number 1 pick and quite possibly the rookie of the year, and he's done a pretty damn good job before playing an NBA game. Can we at least let the kid lace his sneakers first?
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MUNCIE, Ind. - A central Indiana woman is suing a nonprofit group that provides work for the disabled, alleging that her developmentally disabled son died after drinking hand sanitizer at the job.
Inez Martin's suit alleges that her son, Brian Martin, died at a Muncie hospital in August 2011, 44 days after he "ingested hand sanitizer containing alcohol, causing respiratory failure."
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Reminds me of: Dwight Freeney, DE Indianapolis Colts-Freeney is basically a pass rush only end with very little in terms of run support, and has had a problem throughout his career staying healthy. When he's on, he's impossible to stop off the edge but you can count on some lapses run support and absences because of injury. They have similar body types and their games are very much alike.
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Players: freshman goaltender Ryan McKay, senior forward Curtis McKenzie and senior forward Marc Hagel
Moderator: Ryan McKay, Curtis McKenzie, Marc Hagel and head coach Enrico Blasi. Coach, if you could, start us off with an opening statement and then we will open it up with questions for any of the four.
Blasi: I thought it was the game that we expected to play against Minnesota State...they're obviously here for a reason and it was a great game and 0-0 after one, that game could have gone either way. I thought Ryan made some nice saves in the first, they hit and couple of posts, then we got a huge goal by McKenzie on a 3-on-1, then the big goal there by Hags in the third period. I thought we started to play our game there at that point. They pushed hard, but I thought we did a pretty good job of keeping them to the outside and not giving them too much. ...It's that time of the year, and luckily we got some bounces tonight.
Moderator: If you have questions raise your hand and the gentleman with the microphone will bring it to you.
Q: Coach, coming in Minnesota State had one of the most prolific special teams and you guys shut them down. How important were the special teams tonight?
Blasi: Well, we talked about that all week. They are very dynamic on the power play they've got some snipers, but I thought our guys did a great job of blocking some shots. Like I said we got lucky in the first—they hit a crossbar. But for the most part we did a nice job of blocking shots and Ryan was there when we needed him.
Q: Ryan, coming off the game last week, was there a point in practice this week that you were able to put it on this week and focus on this week instead?
McKay: Absolutely. As a goalie, it doesn't matter what level you're playing, you have to have a quick memory. I forgot about that the instant that game was over Saturday at the Joe Louis, and I think our team did as well. We came out, and as coach said we didn't play great in the first but we really got it going in the second and played our game.
Q: Curtis, can you talk about that goal you scored—it looked like you got some pretty nifty passing up there to set you up?
McKenzie: I just wanted a battle in the corner there, and I look up and Czarnik's taking off, Barber's coming out of the box, so I just tried to get on my horse. Czarnik gave me a nice pass right at my skate, and somehow I got it up over the goalie. It was a good start to get that first goal—it's something that we try to stress on with the amount of times that they scored first so it was a big one to get.
Q:Could you feel you guys get lifted up with that goal—could you sense that on your ice?
McKenzie: Yeah, I think so. Like they said, that first period we were still trying to find our legs. It was almost a relief—everyone got a little more confidence when that puck went in. Things started going our way from there.
Q: Marc, talk about all the blocked shots. It seems like you are somebody that specializes in that?
Hagel: I got to get in the lanes. That's what Coach Brekke is telling us all the time. Get your sticks in the lanes and hopefully they shoot in to you. We got the blocked shots—and it's not just me—it was a lot of other guys out there blocking shots too.
Q: Can you talk about your goal, what happened there?
Hagel: I flew the zone and I saw Blake chasing down the puck. It got behind the team, but I had a feeling he was going to get there. And once he slid it across, I was just thinking get it up. That's all I did.
Q: Enrico can you describe your relationship with Coach Motzko and some of the challenges in playing St. Cloud State?
Blasi: They're the WCHA regular season champion that's all I need to say about St. Cloud. They played great against Notre Dame—I got the chance to watch the 2nd and 3rd periods and they dominated. I thought Notre Dame tried to push there at the end but they just kept coming. They have great forwards. As far as my relationship with Bob—he obviously coached me two years and he taught me how to score goals. You can tell him I said that, he'll appreciate that. Other than that we're good friends but tomorrow's games about the teams. He's going to prepare his team really well, I'm going to try to do the same, and we'll see what happens.
Q: Can you talk about Mullins injury and just trying to bounce back after that?
Blasi: We had a couple of good chances and then we were just fighting it a little bit on the major. As far as Jimmy Mullin's injury, I have no idea, nothing to report.
Q: Coach can you talk about Ryan's play this week and how he bounced back and how you evaluated the goaltenders this week in practice?
Blasi: I think as Ryan said earlier, part of our program's philosophy is to not worry about the past. If you worry about things in the past you are living with some guilt and some baggage. We're also not a program that worries about the future, because if you worry about the future it is out of your control and you're putting pressure that's not necessary. So we've focused on being in the moment all year long, and once that game was over against Michigan, the entire team forgot about it. Obviously we had to learn some lessons from it and that's what we harped on in practice all week. I thought the guys had a great attitude coming to the rink on Monday...they were fresh, they were energetic, we kept it short. Then the evaluation of the goaltenders we battled all week. Ryan battled his butt off, and so did Jay. It could have gone either way last night, and we decided to go with Ryan, and he got the job done. Other than that, that's pretty much how it's been all year. You don't try to change things, you try to stay consistent, and that's what we have done all year.
Q: Curtis, it seemed that as the game got on, particularly as the game got to 2-0 that they got a little chippy. Did you sense some frustration on their part? They hadn't been shut out all year.
McKenzie: Good for Ryan on that part. They played hard all night; I didn't really notice the chippiness at all, we try to stay disciplined and not get too involved. I think we play better that way when we aren't running around doing chippiness as well. No one said too much on our side. They were a hardnosed team, you knew that coming in, and they were throwing their body around all night.
Q: Rico, you made some changes tonight...moving Curtis up to the first line...Daugherty played for the first time in a long time tonight. Obviously it worked, but talk about your reasoning for that.
Blasi: It's something we've done all year really. We've moved McKenzie back and forth from Z's line and really in games, if you notice with our lines, we change them quite a bit. Hags did a great job filling in for Jimmy. Hags was telling me after the game I should play him more It's just something that we've always done, and I think in times like today—times where you have to switch it up a little bit, guys feel comfortable playing with each other because we do it on a consistent basis. There are times when we practice four on a line and guys are just rotating in and out. It's something that I think our guys are accustomed to, and when they come to the rink they probably aren't surprised that I'm messing with the lines anyway.
Q: Was that just a gut feeling? Particularly with Doherty, he hasn't played since December.
Blazi: He's been great in practice. And at some point you've got to give the kid an opportunity and I thought he did a pretty good job tonight.
Q: And you guys can you talk about the emotions? It's a long season and now you're one game from getting to the Frozen Four.
McKenzie: I guess it's pretty nice to get a win in the tournament again. It's been a few years for our team. I thought Spinell and Hartman have done a good job trying to lead the team. They've been there to win before and I kind of how to handle the emotions and handle the mindset for it. And I think everyone else did a great job as well. A lot of young guys in our lineup and a lot of energy going on, so I think we held our emotions pretty well and it's great to get that first win.
Hagel: At the start of the year getting a win in the sixteen is what we wanted to do and we want to get another win tomorrow and we're going to stay present and in the moment and that's what we're going to try to do. And it's great and we're happy to be here.
McKay: Like both these guys said, we're happy to be here. We've stressed all year to be in the moment and coach is the one that started that and deserves the credit for that. But I think a lot of guys, we've already enjoyed the win today and I think we're already looking forward to tomorrow and what's to come.
Q: You guys did have a lot of blocks, as a goalie what does that do for you mentally and being in the game?
McKay: From a team standpoint, not necessarily my standpoint, on the team when guys are doing stuff like that, you appreciate it as a goalie and that's the desperation we played with tonight and I think that was the contributor of why we won tonight.


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limit in January. That suspension ended Sunday.(Federal News Radio)
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special scrutiny, conservative groups applying for tax-exempt status. Lawmakers
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general's report. (Federal News Radio)
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rescue operations in Moore. The suburban city of 56,000, near Oklahoma City, was
laid waste by a gigantic tornado. Fallin spoke with President Barack
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Need suggestion on a fast Flash player enabled Web Browser. Ay suggestions ? and any thoughts on how ATOMIC web browser is ?
|Nov 5, 2012, 02:35 PM
2, I've very thoroughly tested the currently available Flash browsers: SkyFire, iSwifter, Photon, Puffin and Media2Go. Of them, I've found iSwifter, Photon and Puffin the best. If you want to play back audio (particularly if it's stereo), you'll want to pick Photon.
Here's some of my writeups of these browsers from my dedicated article:
UPDATE (06/13/2012): Frash couldn't run any of the test Flash video / animations I've thrown it at under 5.1.1 (tested on the iPad 3). The test videos included those of QVC (homepage). BTW, speaking of QVC, I've checked the videos with Photon (AppStore), iSwifter (AppStore) and SkyFire (three Flash-enabled browsers in the AppStore). SkyFire didn't recognize videos at all.
UPDATE (06/22/2012): I've conducted another series of tests with THIS video (also see THIS and THIS thread). As expected, Frash didn't work. Neither did SkyFire, the first ever Flash player to hit iOS. Unfortunately, it seems to have pretty low compatibility rate lately and I, therefore, don't recommend it at all any more.
I've found iSwifter and Puffin (of the latter, tested the commercial version (AppStore link) - the free lite version, as opposed to iSwifter, doesn't support Flash at all) the two best players (I'm in Europe so your mileage may vary if you're in the US), followed by Photon.
UPDATE (07/12/2012): today, answering THIS question, I've tested the Java applet compliance of the Flash-capable Web browsers.
Unfortunately, remote emulation-based, inexpensive browsers like iSwifter (which is just a proxy to a server-side Firefox) can't run applets at all. Neither can SkyFire, Puffin or Photon, the other three, known remote desktop and/or stream transcoding-based browsers. That is, your only choice is full remote terminal access. For example, the above-introduced AlwaysOnPC runs the applets at http://java.sun.com/applets/ just fine.
UPDATE (07/14/2012): upon a reader's request (thread), I've tested the subscription-based German sports streaming page, http://www.fohlen.tv/. It works with all three recommended Flash browsers (but, as you may have guessed, not on SkyFire), that is, iSwifter, Photon (this after explicitly switching to Flash mode with the thunder icon) and Puffin.
UPDATE (07/28/2012): helping another user (thread HERE), I've tested the Flash audio players at http://www.theraa.com/media/ and http://music.cbc.ca/ in the Flash-capable browsers. Based on the results, the Flash players' playback quality is in strictly the following order (from best to worst):
Photon: most recommended: it transfers stereo sound as opposed to iSwifter and Puffin!
iSwifter: mono, no problems
Puffin: mono, minor problems (static noise from time to time etc.)
Finally the non-working ones:
SkyFire, as could easily be predicted (after all, it's for video playback only, not the more generic full Flash emulation / streaming), doesn't recognize and, therefore, can't play back the audio tracks.
Media2Go has turned out to be useless as always in my previous tests. It does not support any kind of audio transfer; in this case, the theraa.com/media/ Flash widgets just don't exit the Buffering mode (and there's absolutely no audio with the music.cbc.ca player either, of course).
UPDATE (08/29/2012): I've run tests to find the best browser to watch / listen to TV and radio broadcasts on Finnish Broadcast Company's (still) Flash-only and, therefore, non-iOS-friendly video / audio archive. The results are exactly the same as with the previous update: Photon turned out to be the best. While Puffin delivered the same framerate as Photon when playing videos, it did have audio problems, just as during the previous tests. iSwifter had a somewhat lower framerate when playing videos. SkyFire couldn't recognize the video player at all. Unfortunately, none of the usable (Photon / Puffin / iSwifter) browsers have a local server in Finland; therefore, programs restricted to Finnish audience can't be played back with them, not even with the listener being situated in the country.
|Nov 5, 2012, 03:53 PM
It's been some months ago, but by far the best quality I found (suitable for sports which none of the others were IMO) was via OnLive Desktop. Unfortunately it's a subscription service, but you do get what you pay for compared to the other alternatives. Of course it's worth trying them first to see if they're acceptable to you.
As mentioned above, you will unfortunately run into issues with geoblocked programs if you're outside the US, and VPN/proxies won't work on those browsers unlike Safari. I don't think there's any way at all to get around that on iOS.
|Nov 5, 2012, 10:03 PM
I thought Puffin is very very slow it lags a lot....About Photon when I compare it with say for e.g a browser like iCab the layout of Photon does not look as simple and intutive as iCab. iCab browser looks simple and non-complicated, Any thoughts on the iCab Browser of I had to choose between iCab and Photon.
|Nov 6, 2012, 02:19 AM
|Nov 6, 2012, 02:27 AM
So between Photon and Skyfire You are saying Photon is slightly better than Skyfire ? Right ?
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BTW, I've just posted a benchmark comparison video of Photon to AlwaysOnPC to http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?p=16243806
|Nov 22, 2012, 04:13 AM
If you have a fast connection at home, and a computer that is always on.
Splashtop 2 is gold.
Run Chrome in fullscreen on splashtop and it works wonderfully. You can even install addons that make it better for touchscreen, like drag to scroll and so on. It supports sound out of the box.
I have fiber at home, and it works next to as it is running locally on my iPad.
Splashtop program you install on your computer will resize the screen resolution of your computer to your iPads resolution while you use it, so it looks very neat.
I use this all the time, can even use it for videos saved on my computer, or simple tasks inside games like SWTOR.
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Weininger previously was a Foreign Service Specialist for the U.S. State Department in Tanzania, Africa.
Weininger holds a BBA in Business Administration & Political Science from St. Norbert College.[1]
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- Create jobs - In order to reduce Red Tape to grow our economy, Weininger says he will:
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- Require deadlines for the government permitting process so that government inaction doesn't slow job creation."
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Region's Fire Stations Are Toy "Drop-off" Sites
Many local fire and rescue departments throughout Montgomery County and the Washington metropolitan region will again be collecting toys for needy families and underprivileged children during the 2007 holiday season. For many years various Montgomery County volunteer fire and rescue stations have worked with local community groups, civic organizations and government agencies to make the holiday season a little better for area families.
This year is no different and many local fire and rescue stations will continue their long tradition of assisting area families during the holiday season. In addition, this year all Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Stations will serve as "drop off" sites for new unwrapped toys, including those toys to be used for existing annual local volunteer fire department initiatives supporting neighborhood and local community holiday programs, as well as, the regional 2007 Toys for Tots Campaign in conjunction with the United States Marines.
Fire Departments throughout the metro region, including those in Montgomery County will be collecting toys for children during the holiday season beginning on or about November 24, 2007.
Toys will be accepted for the various local Montgomery County Volunteer Fire Rescue Association (MCVFRA) member community programs as well as the Toys for Tots campaign through December 24, 2007. NOTE: Fire Stations will only accept new, unwrapped toys. They will not accept any toys that may be either used as weapons or considered to be weapons (i.e., toy guns or knives of any kind). The toys are intended to go to children from infants and toddlers to seventeen (17) years of age.
If an individual wishes to make a financial contribution to the Toys for Tots campaign, only personal checks or cashier checks made payable to the TOYS FOR TOTS FOUNDATION will be accepted. Financial donations can also be made to local Montgomery County volunteer fire and rescue departments or the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service "Safety in the Neighborhood" program, if desired.
Many Montgomery County local volunteer fire and rescue departments are continuing a long holiday tradition of community outreach. As an example, the Wheaton Volunteer Rescue Squad (WVRS) partners with the Wheaton Chamber of Commerce, Montgomery County Housing and Community Affairs, local civic organizations, as well as several other Montgomery County Fire and Rescue stations with collecting and distributing toys. Last year alone through efforts of the WVRS over 1500 toys valued at over $20,000 were distributed to nearly 600 children in the greater Wheaton area.
The Bethesda Fire Department also works with Montgomery County Housing and Community Affairs with outreach in their area while at the same time the career and volunteer members of the Cabin John Park fire stations work with Stepping Stones, in Rockville, an orphanage in D.C. and other area community groups. In many areas throughout the County, Santa Claus will make a special visit on a fire engine or fire and rescue stations host special holiday parties. The Rockville Volunteer Fire Department will again acknowledge Chanukkah and staff a specially outfitted truck that will visit many neighborhoods throughout the Rockville area during the holiday season.
Career and volunteer members from fire stations in Damascus, Germantown, Rockville and Takoma Park also provide support to various local civic and community groups during the holidays. For many years the volunteer members from the Sandy Spring fire stations have had a community involvement with Starbucks and the Star Light-Star Bright program which provides support for terminally ill children. Furthermore, the Upper Montgomery County Volunteer Fire Department and volunteers from fire stations in Hyattstown and Hillandale have worked in past years with local community groups and those associated with the United States Marines to make sure children and families in their local communities are supported and cared for during the holiday season.
Other local fire and rescue stations in Kensington, and Silver Spring may also support the WVRS, while stations in Burtonsville, Chevy Chase, Gaithersburg, Laytonsville look forward to fully supporting the Toys for Tots campaign. Together we can all make a needy family's holiday season a lot brighter.
These efforts provide a tangible sign of hope to economically disadvantaged children during the holidays. As an example, the Toys for Tots campaign is one of the nation's flagship Christmas charitable causes and the only charitable endeavor within the Department of Defense that reaches outside the military to give something back to the communities from which the nation draws the young men and women who serve in the armed forces of the United States of America.
Collectively, these charitable endeavors have made the U.S. Marines and the region's fire and rescue service the unchallenged leaders in looking after needy children during the holiday season, particularly at Christmas. In many ways the MCFRS and in particular the MCVFRA looks to this opportunity as a way to continue our local efforts to make our communities a better place to live, work and play.