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"Batman Vs Superman" delayed until 2016
A 2013 reboot of the classic superhero film series, Man of Steel will star British heartthrob Henry Cavill as Clark Kent while Amy Adams portrays Lois Lane. Kevin Costner and Diane Lane are also on board to star as Clark's parents, Jonathan and Martha Kent, respectively.
'Batman Vs Superman' has been delayed until 2016.
The release date for the superhero blockbuster, which will see Henry Cavill reprise his role as Superman alongside Ben Affleck as Batman, has been pushed back by 10 months to allow filmmakers time to work on the ''nature of the story''.
A Warner Bros. spokesman told Total Film: ''We know that there is already great anticipation building for the next superhero film from Zack Snyder, and we are equally eager to see what he has in store for Superman and Batman as they share the big screen for the first time ever.''
The untitled 'Man of Steel' sequel, which is being directed by Zack Snyder, was originally slated for a summer 2015 release, but the date now stands at May 6, 2016.
Meanwhile, Jason Momoa is currently in negotiations for an unspecified role, but is believed to be in line to play the villainous Doomsday, who in the 'Superman' comic books 'killed' the heroic protagonist. The devious character is rumoured to be one of the main villains in the new film.
However, the actor may also be lined up to join a superhero team with Superman, Batman and the recently cast Wonder Woman - played by Gal Gadot - and could play the Martian Manhunter, an alien trapped on Earth.


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- Cast: Charlie Sheen, Holland Taylor, Melanie Lynskey, Jon Cryer, Angus T. Jones, Martin Hinkle
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In Two and a Half Men Season 2, the Harper brothers Charlie and Alan are almost opposites but form a great team in this award-winning CBS series. For years they had little in common except their dislike for their mundane, maternally cold but domineering mother, Evelyn. Allan, a compulsively neat chiropractor and control-freak, is thrown out by his manipulative wife Judith who nevertheless gets him to pay for everything and do most jobs in the house. Charlie, a freelance jingle composer in a luxurious beach house and irresistible Casanova who rarely gets up before brunch around noon, puts him up temporarily with his son Jake, a lazy fat school kid who shuttles between his parents. This starts off the sitcom around their conflicting lifestyles, such as how to raise the boy (who now has an efficient, caring dad for the boring stuff, while having a ball with his fun-loving sugar uncle who teaches him boyish things) to be moralistic or have fun, to be a stickler or popular, to be able to discern what's a white lie. Other fairly regular characters include Charlie's fat cleaning lady Bertha and his rich, obsessively infatuated neighbor-girl Rose, who often sneaks into the guys' beach house in this CBS comedy.
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The Postal Service lost $8.5 billion last year, despite deep cuts of more than 100,000 jobs and other reductions in recent years. The man leading the Postal Service through this tumultuous time is Postmaster General John Potter, who is retiring at the end of this week. But first he joined the Federal Drive for an exit interview.
Potter has been with USPS for 32 years, joining as a clerk. He became Postmaster General in 2001, and later that year experienced what he says was one of the lowest points of his tenure - the Anthrax attacks.
"That was a particularly difficult time for the Postal Service," Potter said, but also one that he says brought the postal community together.
He also witnessed the resolve of the community when he visited postal workers in the Gulf region after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and saw them back at work within days.
"That's very typical of postal employees. After any major event, catastrophe, act of God, hurricane, snow storm, the Postal Service and postal employees are usually the first back on the street. Our service is the first that is restored," Potter said. "Our employees do bleed Postal Blue."
What will your legacy be?
Before he became Postmaster General, Potter said he spoke with his predecessors who suggested that he plan ahead for what he wanted to achieve and what he would leave as his legacy.
"My legacy was going to be one where the Postal Service attempted to do it all," Potter said. Deliver top notch service and do it efficiently. In the years since, USPS has reached record levels of service and productivity, Potter said, while reducing the career workforce by over 200,000 in last 10 years.
In addition, employee satisfaction rose despite all the challenges the agency faced, Potter said.
"I'm very proud of the fact that we did the job when it came to service, first and foremost. That we did it efficiently and that we included our employees in making those things happen. So the legacy here is that we ran the Postal Service as a business," Potter said.
Before he leaves, Potter has developed a 10-year plan for the future of USPS, including getting it out of the current financial crisis. Bringing the Postal Service back to black must begin, Potter said, with changing the way the pension system is funded. And that requires Congressional action.
"The Postal Service is in a unique position right now. It's over-funded on its two pension systems," Potter said. USPS's employee retirement system is currently $6.8 billion over-funded. In addition, it's the only entity that is pre-funding retiree health benefits at this level.
"I think if those were corrected, it would go a long way to helping with what is a very difficult financial position for the Postal Service right now," Potter said.
But in order to change the system or restore funds from it, Congress must act. The current law prevents the Office of Personnel Management from acting on the financial jumble and there has been objections to changing the law.
"The real question is, how good is a law that, first of all, enabled us to get into such an over-funded mode, but secondly precludes OPM, which I know they want to take action to fix this, but it precludes OPM from dealing with an over-funding situation," Potter said. "I believe that all we need to do is make the law rational and logical and it will go a long way."
In the meantime, USPS is doing what it can internally. It announced that it will reevaluate executive compensation and that future salary increases and bonuses will depend on the agency's financial health.
What's next?
For the Postal Service, hopefully plenty. Potter believes the agency needs help from Congress to fix the pension system and also to get additional freedoms in deciding the types of products and services that USPS will invest in.
The agency's retail strategy needs to change, Potter said, and needs to accommodate the fact that Americans have shifted where they make their transactions.
"I do believe, sincerely believe, that we're going to have to look at the statutorily-mandated service levels we provide, whether that's frequency of delivery or the number of post offices we have," Potter said. "Historically, the Postal Service has changed with the use of mail. Unfortunately, some of the laws that have been passed since 1970 have limited our ability to do that."


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GASTONIA – Grier entered the 2012 Gaston County Middle School football championship game feeling it had one of the best defenses around.
After the Knights shutout Bessemer City 22-0 Wednesday night at Ashbrook High's Eccles Field, Grier KNOWS it has one of the best defenses in county history.
"Our defense held up for us tonight," said Grier coach Tyson Graham, whose team finished 8-0 for its second straight county title and fifth all-time in school history. "It's been our backbone all year."
Has it ever.
Wednesday was the exclamation point on a dominating season in which Grier yielded only eight points – a late touchdown in a season-opening 52-6 win over Chavis and a safety in an 8-2 win over Southwest to clinch the Division I title.
But Bessemer City (7-1) came in with the county's most powerful offense – and the county's highest-scoring unit in 14 years.
"Our first defense hadn't given up a TD all year," Graham said. "Coming into this game, I wasn't so sure we'd be able to keep that up."
Instead, Grier recorded its sixth shutout of the season with perhaps its most dominating performance.
Facing two of the three highest scoring running backs in Bessemer City history – Kristen Bell and Deon Eaddy – Grier limited the Tigers to 64 yards rushing and 64 yards total offense in 24 total plays. Eaddy had 50 yards on eight carries, with Bell being limited to 15 yards on 10 tries.
"They just made all the plays all night long," Bessemer City coach Greg Stalcup said of Grier.
Graham's defense was a collective effort, as four players (Cameren Lowery, Ja'Quail Brown, Thomas Smith and Jordan Love) made tackles for losses.
"My defensive coaches just did a great job with that group," Graham said of coordinator Jamar McKoy, line coach Edgar Nixon and backs coach Julius Curry.
The eight points allowed matches a school-record for defensive excellence set in 1971; The county record is six points allowed (by Ashley in 1980 and Bessemer City in 2004).
If anything, a mistake on Grier's first offensive play allowed the Knights' defense to take charge early in the contest.
Bessemer City got one of its three first downs of the game on its opening play – Bell's 11-yard run – before the Grier defense forced a punt.
On the Knights' first play, Bessemer City's Savion Schenck recovered a Grier fumble at the Knights 32. Four plays later, Grier had pushed the Tigers back 10 yards and forced another punt.
It would be Bessemer City's best chance to score all night long.
On the ensuing possession, Grier would score all it would need as Lowery's 25-yard run capped a 12-play, 80-yard drive with 3:35 left in the opening half.
Grier made it 14-0 in the third quarter on Lowery's second TD run – a 4-yarder – in a 59-yard drive highlighted by Dallas Danner's 16-yard fourth-and-14 conversion run.
Danner, who rushed for a game-high 111 yards on 17 carries, closed the scoring with a 22-yard TD run with 5:12 left in the game.
"I'm so proud of these guys," Graham said of his team. "We put in the work all year long."
For Bessemer City, whose 246 points was only four shy of the Tigers' school record set in 1996, the loss was the Tigers' second straight in the title game.
"Tyson's got a great football team and every position," said Stalcup, whose team lost at home 30-12 to Grier in last year's title game. "But I can't say enough about my team and it was a privilege to coach them."
Grier 22, Bessemer City 0
BessemerCity 0 0 0 0 – 0
Grier 0 6 8 8 – 22
Second quarter
G—Cameren Lowery 25 run (Run failed), 3:35
Third quarter
G—Lowery 4 run (Lowery run), 3:10
Fourth quarter
G—Dallas Danner 22 run (Junathaen Hager run), 5:12
BC Grier
First downs 3 11
Rushes-yards 20-64 35-248
Passing yards 0 0
Total yards 64 248
Comp-Att-Int 0-4-1 0-0-0
Fumbles-lost 0-0 1-1
Penalties-yards 4-30 6-45
Punts-avg. 2-41.5 0-0
RUSHING—BC, Kristien Bell 10-15, Deon Eaddy 8-50, Kevin Goodwin 2-minus 1. Grier, Danner 17-111, Lowery 7-62, J. Hager 7-59, Terrell Hager 1-6, British Brooks 1-0, Jabreeze Robbs 1-11, Team 1-minus 1.
PASSING—BC, Bell 0-3-0 0, Eaddy 0-1-1 0. Grier, none.
RECEIVING—BC, none. Grier, none.


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Crypting resource password
When using the Resource Loader it can be handy to obfuscate resources' password instead of leaving them in plain text, readable from any person who has access to the loader's configuration file.
Although less useful, it is nevertheless possible to use crypted passwords with the API as well.
Crypting a password
The password encryption mechanism is not automatic. You need to configure the crypted password yourself as BTM won't touch the loader's configuration file.
You can get a crypted version of your password with the bitronix.tm.utils.CryptoEngine class. It contains a
main method so you can call it from the command line:
You can just give it the password to encrypt on the command line to get its crypted version:
By default, the DES cipher will be used. You can override that from the command line by specifying another cipher as a second argument. Please note that the only cipher that is distributed with the JVM by default is DES.
Using crypted password
Once you have the crypted version of your password, you just need to paste it instead of the plain text version. For instance in a Resource Loader configuration file:
or in the API calls:
BTM will automatically decrypt the password before using it to build the XA connection producer.


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21-01-2010 9:58
21-01-2010 11:39
Tested on N97 (using the direct download file for the N97 mini) and I see there is still no 'Add from Contacts' option when searching for an address, which Maps 2 and the original Maps 3 had. Being able to use stored address information in your phone contacts is invaluable as I stated months ago on the Beta Labs forum, with out this feature the software is a pain to use and fails to fufill the potential of having Sat Nav software on your phone.
I've waited months to get this feature added back in, after using the Beta, just to discover it still isn't present. ???
Nokia, can you please comment on the reasons why this feature has been removed from the latest version of Maps?
Many thanks.
21-01-2010 11:59
the download page:
lists the compatible devices as:
Nokia X6, Nokia N97 mini, E72, E55, E52, Nokia 6730 classic, Nokia 6710 Navigator, Nokia 5800 Xpressmusic, Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition, Nokia 5230
anythinguts on why us N97 users are being FUA again, it's difficult not to take it personally.
21-01-2010 14:00
21-01-2010 14:12
The update will be available globally for Vanila devices, i.e. for those without Operator varient firmware.
We cannot unfortunately control the release date for Varient firmware so if you do have varient firmware then the update will not be available.
21-01-2010 14:31
21-01-2010 14:34
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Sorry for offtopic, but what about the product codes 0586701 and 0586702? These are from UNBRANDED N97 phones, sold by Nokia Stores here in Germany and still, Firmware 12.0.026 seems to be the newest one. If you please could try to find out what's wrong here, me and many others would appreciate that very much. Tanks in advance!
Firmware for the N97 that will allow the download of Maps 3.03 through the Software updater is not yet released - will be release on 28th Jan 2010.
21-01-2010 14:40
Sorry, but I have to ask here again:
Can you confirm, that this new firmware will also be availible for the N97 product codes 0586701 and 0586702 on 28th Jan 2010?
21-01-2010 15:10
I hope that Nokia plans to release Ovi Maps turn by turn navigation for the N900! I'm not a developer, just somebody who appreciates the N900. And I really hope Nokia releases this for the N900 soon, instead of skipping over it for the next generation of Maemo.
According to Engadget, "N900 owners shouldn't hold their breath, though, as Nokia is focusing on bringing its free navigation service to the next generation of Maemo devices. That's not to say that the N900 won't get it eventually, only that it's not currently on the roadmap." (http://www.engadget.com/2010/01/21/nokia-offering-
I would appreciate somebody from Nokia telling the list that there are firm plans for Nokia to release Ovi Maps turn by turn navigation for the N900 soon.
Thank you.
21-01-2010 15:39
so, in the other meaning, my n97 will get firmware update in january 28.. am i right?
sorry for my bad english, and thanks for the reply.
21-01-2010 15:40
micu999 wrote:
so, in the other meaning, my n97 will get firmware update in january 28.. am i right?
sorry for my bad english, and thanks for the reply.
21-01-2010 16:37
cbidlake wrote:
micu999 wrote:
so, in the other meaning, my n97 will get firmware update in january 28.. am i right?
sorry for my bad english, and thanks for the reply.
yipie yay.. thanks.. that's very good news..
21-01-2010 18:46
21-01-2010 18:52
21-01-2010 18:54
The Maps application will go on C: -- that's probably why they don't release it for the N97 yet. (Users are more likely to have run out of C: on this clusterf*ck than other phones). With a new firmware upgrade, it can be installed "fresh" without temporarily needing space for upgrading the existing application.
Maps data will go on E:
21-01-2010 19:06
As I am sure Nokia Is eager to milk every dime out of us with apps we cannot remove. What other changes can we expect from this software that are beneficial to us end-users?
Has anybody over there stopped to consider that we might need brightness and contrast controls for the video player, that moving the browsers cache to a different drive is essential, threaded messaging is the norm nowadays, AVI / DivX are two of the most popular video formats in the wild or that the speakerphone volume is far too low for anything other than indoor use? If not; seriously cbidlake; I don't need a crystal ball to tell you that many of you guys will soon be looking for new jobs.
21-01-2010 20:12
is this the long waited fw2.1 update?
and please tell me they activated the default program to be able to use 3rd party apps
21-01-2010 20:14
I couldn't agree more.
I'm sick and tired of constant checking out if I have any free space left on my C: drive. At 8 AM I have 44MB's of free space, in the evening I have 43,6MB-ytes & I haven't done nothing, except having a few calls and reading a few messages (messages saved on storage card). I just look at my phone in the wrong way and I lose 400kB-ytes of space. I don't eavent want to mention installing new apps on my phone.
Nokia should concentrate more on the issues that are well known amoung the users of the N97.It's a great phone and I love it, but if won't get a good SW update which will reduce the number of annoying bugs soon I'll be forced to change my device for some other mobile phone,and so will many other unsatisfied owners of the N97.We gave a lot of money for this phones and we expect that Nokia uses our advices and complains to make SW better.N97 is a powerful toy,but it's potencial can't be used 100% if the SW is not suitable,just like a car with 400BHP with the cheapest tires on the market.
21-01-2010 20:43
Ummmm. surely the answer to that is "not to all devices". You (cbidlake) stated it would go to all 'vanilla' devices on that date. this means, if you, for example are in the UK, and you got your phone via a service provider O2/Voda/3/T-Mobile/Orange, then we're going to have to wait until these turdmeisters corrupt this program enough for us to complain about something else, right??
For me, it's Voda in the UK, so this means i won't get it on Jan 28th because i will have to wait for Voda to corrupt this program before unleashing its destruction on my handset.
Please be clear because I suspect the person that asked you (with the bad english) may not have a vanilla handset and may be disappointed come 28th when there's no software to install.
From one drama to the next with the N97...
21-01-2010 23:57
I guess the answer should be: YES. This is what i can understand.


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New Zealand captain Richie McCaw says premature exits from previous World Cups have taught them valuable lessons that should serve them well in the final.
The All Blacks are heavily favoured to beat France at Eden Park on Sunday, but there is a discernible sense of trepidation among the New Zealand public given their team's history of underachievement at the tournament.
Asked whether the team's resolve is driven by the fear of unexpected defeats at previous World Cups, McCaw said: 'A lot of guys have been through one if not two experiences that haven't been too flash and you'd like to think that just hardens the resolve and the desire.
'From my point of view, what happened back in 2003 [defeat to Australia] I never understood what it took to win a World Cup. Perhaps didn't fully understand again in '07 [defeat to France] but those experiences you realise that to win it you've got to be the best team in that tournament regardless of what's happened beforehand and you've got to produce the good when it counts.
'We've got men who've been in situations, they've been around a long time and there's a lot of desire there. We've got guys that are good enough but that guarantees nothing. People say who deserves what, but at the end of the day in a final it's not about who deserves what. It's about who goes and plays the best rugby on that stage, in this game, that's what we've got to do. What's happened before means absolutely nothing. We're against a team, the French, who'll all be thinking exactly the same.'
McCaw is the most successful captain of his generation, with only the World Cup title alluding him. There are those who have argued that he cannot be considered a truly great skipper until he completes his haul with the one the Blacks most covet. McCaw doesn't agree, but did acknowledge his deep desire to succeed on Sunday.
'You'd like to think the things you've done through 10 years, regardless of what happens tomorrow, mean something,' he said. 'But this is the biggest game that I've played in and it's one you want to do well in. If you're going to pick a game before you start playing any rugby what one would you want to play in? It would be a World Cup final.
'I won't be around forever but hopefully when I leave one day people will say that all the history has gone before, all the legacies that have been set have been upheld if not raised.'
McCaw said he is not the superstitious type, but responded quickly when asked whether he had ever touched the trophy. 'No. I don't think you should touch it till you've earned it.'


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Rosskopf wins first national jersey
May 9, 2009
Fort Collins, CO Pfeiffer Universitys Male Athlete of the Year made school history this weekend at the Collegiate National Bicycle Championships/ Fort Collins Cycling Festival. At the Colorado State University hosted event Joey Rosskopf, a freshman cyclist from Decatur, Georgia, was awarded with his first national jersey for being the overall top individual racer in the country.
On Saturday morning, Rosskopf took fifth place in the downtown Fort Collins criterium. It is important to mention that as the ACCC mens A champion he was called to the line first for every race in which he participated in, earning the best starting position for each race. His combined wins, plus the fact that road race winner from Princeton was unable to beat him in the criterium gave Rosskopf the overall Division II title and his first national jersey.
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Fischler Report: Winners and losers in the free-agent frenzy
Our roving reporter Gus Vic reveals his winners and losers in the first portion of the free agency frenzy:
Now that the big names in a weak crop of UFAs have moved, I'm convinced the impact created by loss outweighs those by gains.
This is true in the East with New Jersey, Philadelphia, Florida, and Pittsburgh (to a lesser degree).
Funny thing about the Pens are those who really believe Tomas Vokoun is actually an upgrade over Brent Johnson.
Winners appear in the Southeast in Carolina (by virtue of trade) and Tampa Bay, with additions of Sami Salo and Matt Carle to bolster a weak defense.
Montreal has improved a bit, but this is more in the grit area and won't mean much if they can't score.
The biggest surprise was Philadelphia not raising the ante to keep Carle.
Some believe Paul Holmgren put offers out to Zach Parise (pictured right) and Ryan Suter simply to force the eventual winner in the sweepstakes to meet the ridiculous price tag Minnesota finally okayed.
Still, with Chris Pronger's uncertain future, the Flyers should have wanted to overpay a bit to maintain some stability in an area that remains questionable.
Minnesota is not much more than a "bubble team" in the coming season. When Cal Clutterbuck dominates your highlight reel, you know a team still has a ways to go.
I give Dallas marks for signing Ray Whitney and Jaromir Jagr, but, when a team is putting large investments into a pair of 40-year-olds, that can't be sending a good message regarding the offensive depth this team generates from its youth.
Colorado made a quiet splash, re-signing RFA Erik Johnson and signing P.A. Parenteau.
While I believe the Avs overpaid on Parenteau, this team made a surprise push last season before falling short and has a developing young team.
By letting big names slide in favor of role players in free agency, the Rangers find themselves in a good position to make moves during the next phase of off-season activity.
I like the thought of an Alexander Semin gamble. I'm with most on this one in that I am not a big fan of his personality.
However, in a strong locker room with a demanding coach, perhaps this enigma is capable of being scared straight. I do envision money being a problem here; expect him to demand $4.5 to 5 million.
I'd pay him $4 million with incentives to $5 million, and nothing more than a two-year deal.
That brings us to Rick Nash. This suddenly looks a lot more enticing now than at the trade deadline. However, he's still not worth the king's ransom which walks lock-step with Scott Howson's delirium.
I'd offer Brandon Dubinsky, Tim Erixon, a minor league prospect and the first round pick for next season, given it would likely be a selection in the second half of the round.
If the answer is no, walk away. Nash may become available at a later date for less.
Finally, has anyone taken notice that the Oilers might be assembling a core of players similar to a team that was being built there about 33 years ago.
* ZACH PARISE and RYAN SUTER have reiterated by their twin signings in the Twin Cities what just about everyone knows. Loyalty is a heartwarming word, but—in the NHL—it takes a backseat to moolah and convenience. "I'm a loyal person," Parise proclaimed after abandoning the Devils along with his captaincy. Both Zach and Ryan were "loyal" to the teams that drafted and nurtured them to stardom. But that fidelity abruptly ended. And there, the plot thickens.
Was the double-dip move a plan worked out by Parise-Suter months ago as some cynics would suggest? Does it matter? The duet left their respective bosses, Lou Lamoriello and David Poile, suitably disappointed. And they should be, since each g.m. made an appetizing offer. In the end, money and geography trumped money and loyalty!
Give Montreal GM Marc Bergevin credit. The Habs' rookie boss wasn't suckered into giving Jaromir Jagr a bundle of bucks. Before signing with Dallas, Double J wanted to play for the Habs; clearly his primary choice for 2012-13. "I always wanted to play in Canada," Jagr explains, "And I wanted to go to Montreal if I had a chance, but Montreal wasn't interested. All of a sudden, I got a phone call from Joe Nieuwendyk that Dallas was interested." …
Ever-resourceful Toronto-based blogger Howard Berger [Berger Bytes] dug up some nifty info from Martin Brodeur's agent, Pat Brisson. According to the rep—via Berger—the Maple Leafs made a dogged pursuit of Mr. Goalie. Brian Burke had a two-year deal in mind, according to Berger. "The Leafs were aggressive and sincere in coming after Marty and I can guarantee you this wasn't a leverage situation," Brisson told Berger. "I think most people know that Marty didn't want to leave New Jersey; after all these years, he's part of the furniture in the Devils' office."…
If you're interested in what one sharp analyst thinks about the current labor negotiations, listen up to Jason Brough of NBCSports.com. Brough believes a settlement will be accomplished for this reason: "The league and union know they'll get absolutely killed by fans and media if there's another lengthy work stoppage. In fact, they'll get killed if there's any work stoppage. Seriously, in this economy? Not worth it for either side." Based on the current pact, which concludes on Sept. 15, the NHL Players' Association is guaranteed 57% of "hockey-related revenues." Anyone who believes in a sense of equity will conclude that there's something intrinsically unfair about a 57-43 split. That's why other issues such as NHL participation in the 2014 Winter Olympics, realignment and supplementary discipline are small potatoes compared to who gets how big a slice of the revenue pie. Therefore, it wouldn't surprise if Bettman, Inc. shoots for a 50-50 split—and settles for something like 52-48; Donald Fehr & Co. permitting.
Now that the ice has been cleared at Staples Center, it's time to calmly reflect on pertinent questions:
Can the Kings repeat as Cup champs?
Or, are they like the Bruins, Blackhawks, and Penguins, one-hit wonders?
Our columnists Bill Martin and Brian McCormack take differing views. Take your pick:
It seemed that before the party was even finished in Los Angeles, there were already debates and discussions on whether or not the Kings have what it takes to repeat as Stanley Cup Champions.
As a team that steamrolled through the top three seeds in the West and broke playoff records as an eighth seed, it is certainly something to consider.
However, hockey is, arguably, the most difficult sport in which to repeat championships. It is a feat that has not been done since the 1997-98 Red Wings did it a decade and a half ago, and it is a feat the Kings will not be able to do next year.
Chemistry across all lines boded extremely well for LA as well. Their scorers were able to put the puck in the net at the right time with the help of spectacular line mates providing seamless tape-to-tape passing throughout the playoffs.
However, this chemistry is difficult to find again. The dynamic offensive parts of the Los Angeles Kings will be retained for next year, but it is the offense, as a whole and working together, that will be the most difficult part to replicate, and likely another factor working against a Kings' repeat as Cup Champs.
Aside from Simon Gagne, the Kings were almost 100% healthy throughout the postseason. While other teams struggled with injuries (Sedin in Vancouver, Kovalchuk in NJ, Gaborik in NY), the Kings key parts seemed to be virtually indestructible.
While it is not set in stone that the Kings will run into injury troubles next year, it is highly unlikely that they will be able to sustain such a healthy team throughout the playoffs in consecutive years.
Finally, there are 29 teams just as hungry for the Cup, particularly the powerhouses of the West.
It is just too difficult to repeat championships in the NHL.
* McCORMACK SAYS YES:
The Kings squeaked into the playoffs this year as the door slid shut, snatching the eighth seed in the West while holding off late charges by Dallas and Calgary.
Even the Kings weren't brilliant, winning five of their last ten but gathering points in eight of those games to hang on as the third playoff team from the Pacific Division.
The Kings' regular season struggles were primarily due to a roster that underachieved offensively throughout the first half of the season. The culprits included big names.
Dustin Brown almost played his way out of California, his name dangled on the trading block at the deadline. But his response to those rumors accurately reflects the Kings' response to the season as a whole.
The Kings will be able to return their entire blue line, with bigger roles to be played by Slava Voynov after a terrific rookie season, and even Alec Martinez.
With the best goaltending in the West, the best defense, the best center depth, a head coach pushing all the right buttons, and a little money to spend, there's no reason to think the Kings wouldn't be in the push for the Cup again in 2013.
After all, Hollywood loves sequels.
Roberto Luongo is in the process of kissing Vancouver goodbye. Exhibit A was his Friday comment on local radio CFOX: "It's been a great six years, but it's time to move on." A large contingent of Canucks followers would not agree with the "great" observation. With Luongo between the pipes, the Canucks have won a grand total of no Stanley Cups. …
Recently acquired Nick Foligno of the Blue Jackets, who was a restricted free agent, has been signed to a three year, $9.25 million contract. …
David Perron of the Blues also re-upped with the club for the next four years. The exact terms of the contract were not disclosed. …
Our Jordan Schoem came away from the Rangers prospect camp impressed with invitee Kyle Jean, who was signed by the Rangers on Friday. "The physical forward scored a beauty of a goal during the scrimmage and was noticeably strong in the battles in the corners," Schoem assesses. The Sault Ste. Marie native stands at 6-4, 215 pounds, and skated for Lake Superior State University. …
The Bobby Ryan soap opera is difficult to figure. But if there's no conciliation between the sniper and the club's high command, a major deal should follow. …
If you're wondering why Zach Parise snubbed the Penguins, try this theory: Zach never wanted any part of Pitt because he would have been third-man on the Penguins' totem pole—behind Sid and Evgeni Malkin—and who would want that? …
One more thought about Zach Parise's decision to forsake Newark for St. Paul: The man who taught Zach virtually everything he knows about hockey, his father, J. P. Parise, is a senior citizen who would rather not travel to see his son play, if possible. With J. P. living in Minnesota, Zach skating for the Wild makes it much easier on his Pop. …
Recently retired Red Wing defenseman Nicklas Lidstrom has re-joined the organization, this time, as a pro scout. There's no doubting that Lidstrom was one of the greatest talents to grace the sport of hockey; the question now is if he can find that same talent and lure them to Hockey Town. …
Nobody was more surprised than Zach Parise and Ryan Suter to discover matching "A's" on their Wild sweaters at the duo's press conference in Minnesota. Being revealed to the fans and media for the first time, the players donned their new jerseys and discovered that they would be alternate captains for the upcoming season.


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White Butte Climber's Log
[ Sign the Climber's Log ]
|5th HP
Date Climbed: Jun 21, 2012
|Hiked to the top with my sister on a gorgeous first day of summer. Thankfully, we saw no snakes.
|Posted Jun 25, 2012 9:48 am
Date Climbed: May 27, 2012
|The trail of 0.7 mile to the hill bottom is closed for vehicles. Took us an hour to run from our car to the top and back. Managed to get back right before sunset. Beautiful view. No other human beings/vehicles around.
|Posted May 31, 2012 12:11 pm
Date Climbed: May 28, 2012
|I was surprised not to see a living soul anywhere near White Butte as it was Memorial Day; however, the North Dakota weather was not kind on this day. I didn't even see any other vehicles from the moment I left the highway.
Nice to have the summit to myself, but I didn't stay long; the wind almost blew this Clydesdale off his feet, and I started getting pelted with sleet as I signed the register.
|Posted May 30, 2012 12:59 am
|Best Halloween Ever
Date Climbed: Oct 31, 2004
|Hiked it in the dark on Halloween with our occasionally lost Boxer. There was even a full moon.
|Posted Aug 21, 2011 6:10 pm
|North Dakota
Date Climbed: May 29, 1999
|Flew into Bowman
|Posted Aug 10, 2011 4:58 pm
|too much tall grass
Date Climbed: Aug 20, 2010
|Wish the path was a little more worn out. Hiking in prairie grass always freaks me out not being able to see snakes.
|Posted May 21, 2011 12:54 am
|3'rd State Highpoint
Date Climbed: Oct 22, 2010
|Great views from the summit, and an overall fun hike!
|Posted Jan 25, 2011 4:27 pm
|3'rd State Highpoint
Date Climbed: Oct 22, 2010
|Great views from the summit, and a fun hike!
|Posted Jan 25, 2011 4:25 pm
|3'rd State Highpoint
Date Climbed: Oct 22, 2010
|Fun climb and great views from the top!
|Posted Jan 25, 2011 4:22 pm
|No Snakes
Date Climbed: Jul 1, 2007
|Struggled to find the trailhead. Read some reports of rattle snakes, but didn't see any.
|Posted Nov 15, 2010 9:42 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 5, 2010
|Gorgeous weather, well maintained, wildflowers, and pretty views. My 13yo and I enjoyed this little highpoint. The manequin sitting in the cop car in Amidon brought a smile. Signage was deceiving, but directions as posted on Summitpost were perfect.
|Posted Oct 13, 2010 11:46 am
|Gorgeous HP view
Date Climbed: Aug 5, 2010
|Our little rental car couldn't make it past the road, so we walked the entire dirt road to the trail past the fence. The rattlers at the top were replaced by baby bunnies! The view from the top was one of the greatest views I've had of my 25 highpoints to date.
|Posted Aug 8, 2010 6:44 pm
|Sixth Of Eleven This Trip
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2010
|This was a really nice highpoint (we had a nice rain while ascending and a pretty good rainbow on the descent). the clay (bentonite, i think) is really slippery. we did this after a visit to the little missouri badlands and they are not to be missed.
|Posted Jul 31, 2010 5:02 pm
|One of my first State High Points
|I was very young when I did this hike. Maybe 8? I recall their being many cactus in the field leading to the hill. The view from the top wasn't bad though.
|Posted Jul 23, 2010 3:06 am
|F'ing Cold
Date Climbed: Jan 30, 2010
|Temp was around 10 or so for the hike. Cool area, my first time in ND. Pretty friendly locals, too. HP # 8!
|Posted Jan 31, 2010 1:45 pm
|Winter Drive up from CO, Highpoint #4
Date Climbed: Jan 30, 2010
|Had a great trip up from CO, stopped at the geographic center of the 50 states and went back through Montana (Albion Ghost Town was cool). Butte was an easy hike and the car got stuck in snow on the way to the trailhead but we got it out and had a great hike.
|Posted Jan 31, 2010 1:40 pm
|North Dakota Highpoint
Date Climbed: May 29, 2006
|This was my 1st state highpoint. We couldn't find the trail, so we found our own way up. No rattlesnakes this time.
|Posted Dec 12, 2009 10:05 am
|First State High Point
Date Climbed: Sep 14, 2009
|I did this spur of the moment on my way back to SD from T.R. National Park. Ran into a highpointer from FL, Tom Gilday, who provided some good assistance and who has done > 1/2 of the U.S. high points. I'll add some details in the comments setion.
|Posted Sep 14, 2009 11:26 pm
|midnight run
Date Climbed: Aug 7, 2009
|couldn't see much but the marker and a memorial for someone. I didn't have a head lamp and it got dark fast
|Posted Aug 12, 2009 6:28 pm
|Standard Route
Date Climbed: Aug 7, 2009
|This is my 31st state HP and the last of three during this trip. We climbed Harney Peak and Granite Peak first and White Butte last. We arrived at 8:15pm and summited near dark at 8:45pm. ND also represents the 50th state that I have visited.
Sadly, White Butte is my least favorite highpoint to date for many reasons.
Difficult to find / poor signage. There is a sign on the main road, but nothing on any of the side roads indicating where the trailhead is. We wasted an hour looking for the place.
Poorly maintained trailhead. The road to the old farm house is completely overgrown with grass/weeds and pitted with mud holes. It was not passable with a standard car when I was there.
Poorly maintained trail. Simply put, there are cow pies everywhere. It is difficult not to step on one. There are also numerous places where the trail is steep, slippery mud (when wet). Some trail maintenance is sorely needed.
Lousy summit. The summit marker consists of a pile of rocks and a tiny sign. This could be greatly improved to reflect the significance of being the state highpoint.
I know this is private property but I hope the HPers Club can help to make some improvements to the place so that ND's HP is better represented.
|Posted Aug 8, 2009 4:52 pm


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Buckley Takes Week 7 Player of the Week Honors after Six Goals Saturday
April 5, 2011
HIGH POINT, N.C. - Pfeiffer University's Tom Buckley has been selected as the NCAA Division II Conference Carolinas men's lacrosse Player of the Week during week number seven in the 2011 season. The Edmonton, Alberta native converted a career-high six goals in an 18-9 victory over Rollins on Sunday afternoon. Due to midweek rain, the contest against the Tars was the only one for the week.
The freshman midfielder started his day by scoring two of the first three Falcon goals taking seven shots with all of them being on goal. Buckley also added a caused turnover in his career day. Buckley had just one goal on the season before his banner day on Sunday. Buckley and the Falcons are back in action on Saturday hosting No. 1 nationally ranked Limestone at 2:30 p.m. Pfeiffer currently stands at 9-3 overall and 2-1 in the conference.


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JON CARDINELLI watched the Hurricanes beat the Blues 35-19 to hand the Aucklanders their seventh successive defeat.
The Blues remain rooted to the foot of the Super Rugby table, and are now big favourites to win the New Zealand conference wooden spoon.
They haven't beaten another Kiwi franchise this season, and Friday's defeat marked their second loss to the Hurricanes in 2012. The Hurricanes are currently ranked fourth in the New Zealand conference, but are now a whopping 18 log points clear of the last-placed Blues.
These are desperate times, and the desperation of this hapless Blues outfit was apparent from the outset of Friday's match in Wellington.
It was clear that the plan was to play a more structured game, but the Hurricanes had come to the contest with the intent to spoil and niggle, and these tactics worked superbly. It was only a matter of time before the Blues imploded.
The Hurricanes were guilty of poor ball protection at times, but their tactics to kick the ball into open spaces and pressure the Blues back three with high-hanging kicks certainly paid dividends.
It was a well-weighted cross kick by Beauden Barrett that provided them with their first scoring opportunity, but special mention should go to Cory Jane for the finish. Jane employed his fantastic aerial skills to disrupt George Moala so that the Blues winger lost possession, and the ever-alert Conrad Smith pounced on the loose ball to score.
The Hurricanes were typically erratic at the breakdown, and for a while Piri Weepu kept the Blues in touch with his accurate goal-kicking boot. At one stage the scoreline was 12-8 in the visitors' favour, and they looked set to end the half with the lead.
But their inability to finish scoring opportunities cost them dearly. Chris Lowrey was held up when he crashed over the tryline, and further ventures into the Hurricanes 22 ended in frustration with the Blues spilling the ball forward.
It was another Blues error that sparked the Hurricanes' second try, with TJ Perenara swooping on a bouncing ball and finding the omnipresent Jane. Jane in turn fed Andre Taylor, who raced away for his eighth try of the season.
The Blues' effort really started to flag in the last 30 minutes, and a sublime exhibition of handling skills allowed Julian Savea to score the decisive try. From that point, the Blues were chasing the game, and without the necessary dominance up front or the all-round leadership and decisiveness, they had no chance of coming back.
A bonus-point try was added by Perenara late in the piece, and Jason Eaton scored the hosts' fifth after a wild pass by Blues fullback Hadleigh Parkes dropped right in front of him. It was an embarrassing end for a Blues team that has already had to deal with its fair share of humiliation.
They managed to avoid the embarrassment of not scoring a try, as Benson Stanley's late five-pointer added some respectability to the scoreline. Having said that, there's not getting around the fact that a 16-point defeat to a rebuilding Hurricanes team is a damning indictment.
This Blues side is in disarray, and while it may be too late to avoid the Kiwi conference wooden spoon, they will now be playing for pride. They will be lucky to to avoid a last-placed finish on the overall log.


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Results vs. Mars Hill College (2007-02-17 00:00:00)
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|Misenheimer- The Pfeiffer softball team split a non-conference double header at home Saturday. Game one saw Mars Hill jump out to a 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning. Pfeiffer then answered with three runs of their own in the bottom half of the frame. With two outs junior pitcher Dacia Ijames reached first on an error, sophomore Sarah Moore and junior Jaimee Cassidy both singled to tie the game at one. But the offense wasn't finished as Jessica Culler ripped a two out to strike pitch to left center plating two more. Pfeiffer went on to add an insurance run in the bottom of the fifth inning after a one out double by Stephanie Bethea followed consecutive singles from Martina Bullard and Ijames. In the circle Dacia Ijames went the distance giving up 1 run scattering 8 hits, walking 2 and striking out 3.
Game two saw Mars Hill score one in the second, three in the fourth, six in the sixth and two more in the seventh, as they went on to defeat Pfeiffer 12-4. Bullard, Ijames and Cassidy combined for six of the Falcon's 10 hits in game two while sophomore catcher Ashley Morris added a double. "In the second game we just couldn't seem to keep momentum on our side" Head Coach Todd Bradley said. "Over all I thought Beck threw pretty well, but we need to make sure we get out of an inning when we have the opportunity." The Falcon's return to action Sunday February 18 when they travel to Newberry.
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The Miami RedHawks women's swimming and diving team began their 2013-2014 season with a loss to Purdue, 177-116, at the Nixon Aquatic Center.
Freshman Stephanie LeMire and senior Nikki Craft were the only RedHawks to win individual events, but the Miami RedHawks did finish in second-place on nine occasions. LeMire earned a first-place finish in the 100 breast with a time of 1:03.02. She placed second in the 200 breast (2:19.79), third in the 200 IM (2:09.68) and was a member of the 200 medley relay, along with senior Brianna Fujan, sophomore Emma Szczupakiewicz and senior Cynthia Donovan, that finished second with a time of 1:45.74.
Craft earned a first-place finish with a score of 282.82 in the three-meter diving event. She also placed fifth in the one-meter dive.
Szczupakiewicz was one of the seven individuals to earn second-place points for the RedHawks. She finished second in the 100 fly (57.95), just ahead of freshman Kathleen Dodson (58.68) and senior Michaela Scott (58.84). Szczupakiewicz also finished third in the 200 fly (2:07.41). Sophomore Katherine Blodgett finished just after her in fourth (2:07.49).
Donovan cruised to a second-place finish in the 50 free with a time of 23.73. Junior Annie Marquiss and freshman Elise Campbell also earned points in the 50 free with fourth and fifth place finishes and times of 24.03 and 24.06, respectively.
Sophomore Aubrey Kluth swam to a second place finish in the 200 IM (2:08.14) and was the fastest RedHawk in the 1000 free (10:24.36) where she finished third, beating out junior Stephanie Pearce and sophomore Kelly Rogers. Pearce finished fourth with a time of 10:24.97 and Rogers finished fifth at 10:43.77.
Sophomore Katie Bootsma finished second in the 200 back (2:06.86), ahead of sophomore Shannon Ahearn (2:09.59) and Fujan (2:11.01). Bootsma also finished third in the 100 back with a time of 57.94. Freshman Brittany Dudzinski placed fifth in the same event (58.62).
Campbell finished second in the 100 free (52.22), ahead of sophomore Sara Krueger (52.95), sophomore Natalie Rohr (53.25) and Marquiss (53.31). The relay team of Krueger, Campbell, Marquiss and Dodson, finished second in the 200 free relay (1:35.34) to conclude the evening.
Other point earners for the RedHawks were freshman Julia Campbell, who finished second in the 500 free (5:01.83) and fourth in the 200 free (1:54.46) as well as junior Courtney Collett, who finished third in the 500 free (5:01.89) and fifth in the 200 free (1:54.58).
Scott finished fifth in the 100 breast (1:07.53). Freshman Claire Mongenas (2:27.13), junior Gabbie Pettinichi (2:28.34) and senior Nicole Wagner (2:28.67) finished third, fourth and fifth in the 200 breast respectively. Pearce (5:08.59) and Blodgett (5:11.06) finished fourth and fifth in the 500 free, respectively. Ahearn placed fourth in the 200 IM (2:11.06). Rohr, junior Caitlin Fujan, freshman Logan Klinsky and sophomore Gabrielle Veri placed third in the 200 free relay (1:39.50).
Freshmen divers Taylor LeCount and Jenna Karrow finished three and four in the three-meter dive with scores of 261.38 and 257.78, respectively. Karrow finished sixth earning a point for the RedHawks (239.40) in the one-meter dive.
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You really think that the shift has to do more with trying to move something as big as the practice facility to Met?
I would think this is more along the lines of the multiple rolls of the Saints/Hornets brass being located in Met due to the Saints facility.
Wouldn't it make sense for the Hornets staff to remain downtown? I mean... those are his towers after all. And would seem to go along with his little master plan of the NOLA Sports Complex/Championship Square Paradise.
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Once a year,
Categories cover all the things that newspaper newsrooms do — breaking news coverage, feature writing, sports coverage, photography, design, etc. (There's a separate competition for advertising departments.)
When we compete in this contest, we are grouped with newspapers that range from about our size in circulation and newsroom staffing, to more than twice our size. In fact, we're one of the smallest newspapers in our category.
This year the Sun Journal won three awards, yes, just three, but they are three awards that I think we can be proud of.
The first award was for general excellence. In this category, the judge looked at the whole package: the variety of content, the design, the quality of coverage, and who knows what else that would catch the eye of someone from another state reading your newspaper.
General excellence is considered the big prize, and in this category, we took third place, beating out much larger newspapers in places like
Needless to say, I'm proud of this award.
I'm also proud of another award, general excellence for our website, newbernsj.com, in which we also took third place.
Between the two awards, it means judges who know what we do and how we do it think we're outstanding at it, both online and print.
But there's another award, one that didn't get us a wooden plaque and a special place in the awards program, but one that I am just as proud of: Best Community Coverage.
As diverse as
It is impossible for a newspaper to be all things for all people, particularly for a small community daily newspaper like the Sun Journal. So about four years ago we decided that our top priority would be community news.
We know that there isn't a newspaper in the world that cares about
That's why when you pick up a copy of the Sun Journal, the first quarter to third of the paper is all about local news. That's why we publish so many letters to the editor, and why our two-person sports department is dedicated to covering local high school athletes.
Our sister publications nearby help us to cover
Put it all together and you have what judges call Best Community Coverage.
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4A Girls District 1 Tournament Preview
Semifinals: Saturday, 6 p.m. at Mountlake Terrace H.S.
Championship: Feb. 16, 8 p.m. at Mountlake Terrace H.S.
Advancing: Top two advance to regionals; third place to play-in game against Kingco No. 3.
Big storylines: There's plenty to see at the 4A District 1 tournament. There's the top two teams, Monroe and Arlington, which have lost a combined four games all season – all to teams in this tournament (except for Arlington's loss to Stanwood which is a No. 1 seed in the 3A tournament). The Royals' loss came against Monroe, which it will face in the two teams' first-round game. The Bearcats have been playing teams tough all year, and haven't lost to a Wesco 4A team not named "Lake Stevens" by more than eight points. Speaking of the Vikings, they're no stranger to the district tournament, having won the past three in a row. Lake Stevens is also riding a six-game winning streak into the district tournament. Jackson and Snohomish are playing in the first round and features two opposing coaches that are married – Jackson head coach Jeannie Boyer and Snohomish assistant coach Joel Boyer.
Favorite: Lynnwood. The Royals, ranked No. 4 in the latest Associated Press poll, have dispatched every team they've played this season except one: Monroe. Lynnwood and the Bearcats square off in a rematch in the first-round game.
Dark horse(s): Jackson and Lake Stevens (the No. 2 seeds) are too easy. Nobody will be surprised if one (or both) of these teams get to the regional round of the state tournament. Monroe (North No. 4 seed) however, would be a bit more of a shock. The Bearcats handed Lynnwood its only loss of the season, and have played teams close all season. They always seem to be around at the end of the game, and if Monroe can continue that trend in the postseason it could pull an upset or two.
Matchup we want to see: Lynnwood versus Arlington in the district championship. The two No. 1 seeds met on Jan. 16 in Lynnwood, with the Royals winning 47-39. Lynnwood had a definite home advantage, and at a neutral site this game could go either way. Arlington and Lynnwood have been at the top of The Herald Power Poll all season, and, if they can make it to the championship game, should put on quite a show in the rematch.
Players to watch: Jasmin Edwards (Lynnwood), Brooke Pahukoa (Lake Stevens), Lindsay Brown (Arlington), Sierra Anderson (Jackson), Natalie Kasper (Edmonds-Woodway), Madeline Smith (Snohomish), Tiffany Ohlsen (Monroe), Katherine Hamill (Kamiak).
Picks: 1. Lynnwood, 2. Arlington, 3. Whoever wins the Jackson-Lake Stevens consolation game. We'll say the Vikings.
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A new medical study by Stanford University suggests organic doesn't necessarily mean healthier.
Researchers at Stanford looked at data from more than 200 studies of food sold in stores as certified organic versus conventionally grown food and concluded that organic food and non-organic food were virtually the same in vitamin content.
I was absolutely surprised, said Dr. Dena Bravata, a senior research affiliate at Stanford and long-time internist who began the analysis because so many of her patients asked if they should switch.
There are many reasons why someone might choose organic foods over conventional foods, from environmental concerns to taste preferences, Bravata stressed. But when it comes to individual health, there isn't much difference.
A local dietitian agreed with the study.
Nutritionally there's no greater value between organic or inorganic produce, said Ruth Carey, who supports the findings.
The research also found that although organic foods had less pesticide residue, all the produce studied had pesticide levels that fell below federally-set safety limits.
It is research that Forest Grove organic farmer Amy Love thinks is flawed.
Love says organic fruit and vegetables are picked and sold at the peak of ripeness, and the fresher the food the more nutritious it is.
You're picking right when it s ripe... you don't have to pick it green so that it can travel thousands of miles and spray it with ethylene so it will ripen in the store, said Love.
Love claims truly organic food is healthier for the body simply because is grown without any chemicals.
While this latest study found little evidence of added health benefits of organic food, experts agree long term studies need to be done.