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NA Juniors Game Night: 11-21-12Submitted by chad on November 22, 2012 - 00:25
Ontario Hockey League
Barrie Colts 0 @ Owen Sound Attack 1
D Jake Dotchin, OS: Did not play
Season totals: 23 GP, 1-4-5, E, 29 PIM
Jordan Binnington (Blues) had his third-consecutive shutout, stopping 36 shots to lead the Attack to a 1-0 win over the league's top team. Jake Dotchin was suspended for being involved in the second fight to occur during one stoppage of play during his last game (below).
Guelph Storm 8 @ Mississauga Steelheads 0
C/W Tanner Richard, GUE: 0-3-3, +3, 4 PIM, *Second Star*
Season totals: 22 GP, 2-28-30, +9, 54 PIM
Tanner Richard had his second 3-assist night in his last three outings as Guelph put a snowman on the scoreboard in Mississauga, 8-0. Richard has three 3-assist games this season. His plus-3 night was the second-highest of the season for him so far. The 2012 third round pick moved back into a tie with Ryan Strome (Niagara/Islanders) for the league lead in assists.
NA Juniors Game Night: 11-17-12Submitted by chad on November 18, 2012 - 00:48
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League
Val-d'Or Foreurs 6 @ PEI Rocket 3
D Artem Sergeev, VDO: 0-1-1, E, 0 PIM, 3 SOG, 1 Hit
Season totals: 23 GP, 5-10-15, +6, 14 PIM
The Foreurs won their third game in a row, defeating the Rocket on Prince Edward Island, 6-3. The Rocket are coached by former Bolt Gordie Dwyer.
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Brampton Battalion 4 @ Saginaw Spirit 1
D Dylan Blujus, BRAM: 0-0-0, +1, 0 PIM
Season totals: 24 GP, 2-8-10, -6, 20 PIM
After a slow start to the season, Dylan Blujus (pictured) is plus-6 in his last six games. After a stretch in which he scored six points in seven games, he has just one point in his last five contests.
Kitchener Rangers 0 @ Owen Sound Attack 4
D Jake Dotchin, OS: 0-0-0, E, 2 PIM
Season totals: 22 GP, 1-4-5, E, 24 PIM
Jordan Binnington (Blues) stopped all 35 shots he faced as Owen Sound shut out the Rangers, 4-0.
Guelph Storm 2 @ Erie Otters 3 (SO)
C/W Tanner Richard, GUE: 0-0-0, E, 6 PIM
Season totals: 21 GP, 2-25-27, +6, 50 PIM
One night after a big win over Mississauga, Guelph lost in Erie in a shootout, 3-2. Tanner Richard was the final shooter for Guelph, but failed to convert his chance. Blue Jackets pick Oscar Dansk made 47 saves and was 3 of 4 in the shootout to earn First Star honors. Guelph is second-last in the Midwest Division, 12 points ahead of Erie.
Mississauga Steelheads 2 @ Peterborough Petes 1
D Slater Koekkoek, PBO: 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM
Season totals: 24 GP, 3-15-18, -14, 18 PIM
Peterborough lost a close contest to visiting Mississauga, 2-1. The game-winning goal was scored late in the second period, less than a minute after the Petes had tied the game at one. Peterborough outshot the Steelheads, 33-21.
NA Juniors Game Night: 11-16-12Submitted by chad on November 17, 2012 - 00:48
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League
Quebec Remparts 3 @ Shawinigan Cataractes 2 (OT)
W Nikita Kucherov, QUE: Did not play
Season totals: 6 GP, 3-7-10, -1, 2 PIM
Nikita Kucherov sat for the second straight game, then after the game reports began to surface that Kucherov was on the QMJHL trading block. One reporter said Kucherov had been playing "lazy." Quebec has three import players and one has to move, though it was assumed Kucherov and his good friend Mikhail Grigorenko would be the ones staying. Nick Sorensen is the other import player. It will be interesting to see how this plays out. Kucherov was a surprise Import Draft selection because few expected him to be interested in coming to North America. Quebec's Patrick Roy knew something others didn't, and having Grigorenko on the Remparts was no doubt a big help in getting that talented Kucherov to North America. Kucherov could choose to return to Russia if he's not happy with his next playing situation. Stay tuned.
Drummondville Voltigeurs 3 @ Blainville-Boisbriand Armada 6
C Cedric Paquette, BLB: 0-1-1, -1, 0 PIM, 1 SOG, 2 Hits
Season totals: 22 GP, 10-16-26, +7, 45 PIM
Marc-Olivier Roy (undrafted) had two goals and an assist for the Armada in their win over the visiting Volts.
Val-d'Or Foreurs 5 @ Moncton Wildcats 4
D Artem Sergeev, VDO: 1-0-1, +1, 4 PIM, 1 SOG, 0 Hits
Season totals: 22 GP, 5-9-14, +6, 14 PIM
Artem Sergeev (pictured) snapped a 3-game scoreless streak with a goal in New Brunswick. He is within two goals of his career high of seven goals, scored last year in 46 games. Moncton outshot the Foreurs, 42-21, on Friday.
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Brampton Battalion 4 @ Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds 3
D Dylan Blujus, BRAM: 1-0-1, E, 0 PIM
Season totals: 22 GP, 2-8-10, -9, 20 PIM
Dylan Blujus scored his second goal of the year in a 4-3 win in Wayne Gretzky's old stomping grounds. The Soo had a 2-0 lead entering the second period before the Battalion scored three times in the middle frame. Blujus had seven goals in 66 games last year.
Owen Sound Attack 2 @ London Knights 5
D Jake Dotchin, OS: 0-0-0, -1, 0 PIM
Season totals: 21 GP, 1-4-5, E, 22 PIM
Former Lightning camper Seth Griffith (Bruins) had a goal and two assists for London and was given First Star honors. Griffith and Lightning prospect Vladislav Namestnikov were linemates last year in London. With the win, the Knights leapfrogged the Attack for first in the Midwest Division. They also took over the OHL lead in points by one over Barrie and Owen Sound.
Mississauga Steelheads 2 @ Guelph Storm 7
C/W Tanner Richard, GUE: 0-3-3, +2, 2 PIM
Season totals: 20 GP, 2-25-27, +6, 44 PIM
Tanner Richard had three helpers to regain the OHL assist lead from Islanders first rounder Ryan Strome (Niagara) at 25. Richard has played in two fewer games than Strome, who leads the league with 39 points. Former Lightning prospect Brock Beukeboom scored his first of the year for Guelph.
Peterborough Petes 3 @ Kingston Frontenacs 7
D Slater Koekkoek, PBO: 0-0-0, -2, 2 PIM
Season totals: 23 GP, 3-15-18, -14, 18 PIM
This was a 3-2 game halfway through the game until the Fronts exploded for a 7-3 win.
NA Juniors Game Night: 11-14-12Submitted by chad on November 14, 2012 - 22:32
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League
Quebec Remparts 4 @ Rimouski Oceanic 5
W Nikita Kucherov, QUE: Did not play
Season totals: 6 GP, 3-7-10, -1, 2 PIM
Nikita Kucherov and his 6-game point streak were scratched on Wednesday as fellow Rempart import Nick Sorensen took his place in the lineup. CHL teams can only dress two import players, and Mikhail Grigorenko is the team points leader, so he's unlikely to come out. Sorensen (2013), who has sat for the last handful of games, had a goal and an assist in the Remparts' loss to Rimouski. Grigorenko (Sabres) had a goal to give him 17 in 19 games. He has 37 points this year. The Lightning skipped over Grigorenko in the 2012 draft in favor of defenseman Slater Koekkoek, which better filled an organizational need. Sooner or later Quebec General Manager Patrick Roy will have to trade one of his import stars, especially if the NHL lockout continues so the Sabres can't solve that problem for him.
Val-d'Or Foreurs 3 @ Acadie-Bathurst Titan 2
D Artem Sergeev, VDO: 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM, 1 SOG, 0 Hits
Season totals: 21 GP, 4-9-13, +5, 10 PIM
Artem Sergeev is scoreless in his last three games, which matches his longest scoreless streak of the season. He has one assist in his last six games. Earlier this year he snapped out of a 3-game scoreless streak with six points in his next three games.
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Brampton Battalion 4 @ Sudbury Wolves 2
D Dylan Blujus, BRAM: 0-0-0, +1, 0 PIM
Season totals: 21 GP, 1-8-9, -9, 20 PIM
Matej Machovsky (undrafted) stopped 29 of 31 shots to earn first star honors for Brampton as they won on the road in Sudbury.
Guelph Storm 1 @ Belleville Bulls 2 (SO)
C/W Tanner Richard, GUE: 0-1-1, E, 0 PIM
Season totals: 19 GP, 2-22-24, +4, 42 PIM
Belleville's Malcolm Subban (Bruins) won a goaltending battle with Garrett Sparks (Leafs) as the Bulls defeated the Storm, 2-1, in a shootout. Subban was 35/36 in regulation and overtime, then 1 for 2 in the shootout. That was good enough to beat Sparks, who had 41 saves through overtime, but was 0 for 2 in the shootout. Malcolm's brother, Jordan, scored the shootout winner for Belleville. Lightning prospect Tanner Richard did not participate in the shootout, but had the primary assist on Guelph's second period goal.
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NA Juniors Game Night: 11-9-12Submitted by chad on November 9, 2012 - 23:49
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League
PEI Rocket 3 @ Quebec Remparts 5
W Nikita Kucherov, QUE: 1-0-1, -1, 0 PIM, 5 SOG, 1 Hit
Season totals: 5 GP, 3-5-8, E, 2 PIM
Nikita Kucherov extended his point streak to five games to start his North American career, scoring his third goal of the season. His goal broke a 2-2 tie for Quebec.
Moncton Wildcats 4 @ Blainville-Boisbriand Armada 9
C Cedric Paquette, BLB: 0-1-1, -2, 0 PIM, 1 Hit
Season totals: 19 GP, 8-12-20, +7, 45 PIM
Coming off two games against the Russians this week, Paquette earned an assist on Friday night against visiting Moncton. Tommy Giroux (undrafted) had two goals and four points for the Armada.
Ontario Hockey League
Owen Sound Attack 5 @ Brampton Battalion 3
D Jake Dotchin, OS: 0-1-1, -1, 2 PIM (roughing)
Season totals: 19 GP, 1-4-5, E, 22 PIM
D Dylan Blujus, BRAM: 0-1-1, +2, 0 PIM
Season totals: 19 GP, 1-8-9, -10, 18 PIM
Blujus (pictured) earned his sixth point in his last seven games, but fellow Lightning prospect Jake Dotchin and the Owen Sound Attack won the game, 5-3. Dotchin, who has two points in his last four games, matched Blujus with an assist.
C/W Tanner Richard, GUE: Did not play
Season totals: 17 GP, 2-20-22, +5, 40 PIM
Richard was not in the lineup for Sarnia's 4-2 road win over Guelph. Habs first rounder Alex Galchenyuk had the game-winning goal for the Sting.
Peterborough Petes 3 @ Erie Otters 6
D Slater Koekkoek, PBO: 0-2-2, -1, 2 PIM (holding)
Season totals: 19 GP, 2-13-15, -12, 16 PIM
The Petes lost their third in a row after two-straight wins, falling to Erie, 6-3. Slater Koekkoek had two helpers in the game and continues to approach a point-per-game pace on the season. Koekkoek was scoreless and minus-2 on Thursday night for Team OHL against Team Russia.


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"Split the Pole" refers to a superstitious belief that if a group of 2 or more people walk through a pole i.e. telephone (some people are walking on both sides of the pole) it will cause bad luck. In this line Wale is using "split the pole" to refer to his desire to have sex with multiple women — "split" could indicate the spreading of a woman's legs to gain access to his "pole" or penis. By indicating that he is not superstitious further strengthens his allusion to the superstition
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Sgt. Maurice Raines of GSP's post 2 in LaGrange said the ceremony will take place at the bridge at exit 28 on Interstate 85 in Hogansville.
The ceremony will be in remembrance of John Frank Bass, Jr., who was killed while on duty Feb. 15, 1950, after being struck by a hit and run driver at the GSP post in Cordelle.
Born in Hogansville in 1919, Bass was 31 at the time and had served with the agency for two years; He had previously served with the United States Army's military police and was the first motorcycle policeman for the Hogansville Police Department in 1946.
Bass was the second trooper killed in the line of duty in Georgia and is the first trooper to have a sign dedication in Troup County, said Raines.
There will be a wreath laying at the his grave site located at a Hogansville cemetery and the Troup County School System has allowed a school band to perform at the ceremony.
"This will be a tribute to him and his family and we want the community to come out and support it," Raines said. "It's a grand event for the city of Hogansville and the county of Troup as a whole."
For more information about the sign dedication ceremony, Raines can be reached at the post at 706-845-4104.


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Mystery over 1974 cocktail chart by US Forest Service found in National Archives
Kottke has posted a theory about it having originated from a product demo from a pen plotter company: http://kottke.org/15/04/the-us-forest...
Apr 11, 2015Jacquilynne in Spirits
Loblaws sells ugly fruit at a discount to curb food waste
On the one hand, it's good to combat food waste and offer people a cheaper product. On the other hand, if these are same crappy varietals that were bred to look perfect, presumably they're going to taste just as shitty as other more perfect looking specimens.
Mar 12, 2015Jacquilynne in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
The environmental unfriendliness of K cups?
I just saw this thread quoted in this article on the Atlantic: http://www.theatlantic.com/health/arc...
Mar 05, 2015Jacquilynne in Not About Food
Secrets Of The Rapid Ramen Cooker
I'm sure that somewhere there is a commercial in which people in black and white burn themselves and destroy their ramen and then rub their sweaty foreheads with an exhausted sigh to explain why cooking ramen in a dish you already own is terrifying and dumb.
ETA: Yep! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khf_0... But that's barely even tripping the terrifying meter.
Dec 03, 2014Jacquilynne in Cookware
Secrets Of The Rapid Ramen Cooker
"The worst things for sale" is one of my favourite blogs. (Though it's not always child or work-safe, just as a warning for anyone who might click beyond this specific entry.)
This entry cracked me up completely. I guess I won't be running out to buy a unitasker ramen cooker any time soon.
Dec 03, 2014Jacquilynne in Cookware
Least expensive place to buy spice tins?
Unfortunately, other spending priorities arose before I ever found any spice tins that fit the bill. I checked Dollarama, Bulk Barn, Superstore, Michaels, B&J trading and a few dollar stores that weren't Dollarama and didn't find precisely what I wanted. Lee Valley and Little India are still on my list should this project ever come back to the top of my budget.
Nov 15, 2014Jacquilynne in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Thanksgiving Special -- How artists would plate Thanksgiving
These are a little obvious, but beautifully created.
Nov 14, 2014Jacquilynne in Food Media & News
NY Hound in TO (North York/Yorkdale area) for the weekend Needs some decent recs
It's straight Italian, rather than Mediterranean Bistro, but Paese on Bathurst is in that area and is quite good.
Nov 13, 2014Jacquilynne in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Boneless skinless chicken breasts in slow cooker?
The Codlo works by plugging your crockpot or rice cooker into it, and then modulating how it turns on and off. The Anova circulator attaches to a large pot, and my crockpot might well be the best vessel for that, as well, so I suspect my crockpot is only going to get even more cozy on the countertop.
Nov 06, 2014Jacquilynne in Home Cooking
Boneless skinless chicken breasts in slow cooker?
Ha, so, amusingly, both of the sous vide devices apparently shipped *today*. I kickstarted one of them over a year ago and the other several months ago, and coincidentally, they shipped on exactly the same day.
Nov 05, 2014Jacquilynne in Home Cooking
When a favorite restaurant is ruined - what do you do?
I don't think it's likely that they don't know that they changed everything about the place.
I'd just post about it here so other people know it's gone downhill and then not go there again.
Nov 04, 2014Jacquilynne in Not About Food
Boneless skinless chicken breasts in slow cooker?
In theory, both of the two sous vide machines I kickstarted back when I was not a poor student should be showing up in the next month or two, so sous vide BSCB is actually a strong possibility starting very soon.
Nov 02, 2014Jacquilynne in Home Cooking
Boneless skinless chicken breasts in slow cooker?
You seem to imagine that I'm a good enough housekeeper to put my slow cooker away between uses. I appreciate the vote of confidence, but that wasn't even true when I did have free time!
Oct 30, 2014Jacquilynne in Home Cooking
Boneless skinless chicken breasts in slow cooker?
I'm mainly cooking in the slow cooker so that I can throw things in it and then forget about it for hours while I'm studying. I'm more likely to throw over the chicken breasts than the slow cooker at this point. Just no time for active cooking. Barely time for active eating.
Oct 29, 2014Jacquilynne in Home Cooking
Boneless skinless chicken breasts in slow cooker?
I've been cooking a lot in my slow cooker recently, and a couple of times I've tried to make cut up boneless, skinless chicken breasts and they've turned out kind of dry and a bit ... I'm not sure the right word, maybe mealy? The texture is just off a bit.
I'm not sure if I'm overcooking them or if I should only cook them whole or if this just isn't a suitable cut for the slow cooker because of the lack of fat and connective tissue. My preference is to use thighs for most applications, but breasts are often on sale for cheaper than thighs, and I'm a poor student these days ;)
Any technique suggestions or ideas for recipes that have worked for you would be appreciated.
Oct 29, 2014Jacquilynne in Home Cooking
The Bacon Boom Was Not an Accident - Businessweek
I like bacon, so I guess it's not so much that I want bacon itself to be over, so much as I want the internet's obsession with bacon to go away. That, at least, seems to be waning slightly.
Oct 10, 2014Jacquilynne in Food Media & News
The Bacon Boom Was Not an Accident - Businessweek
Apparently bacon is never going to be over.
Oct 09, 2014Jacquilynne in Food Media & News
The secret ingredient in Geoff Beattie's rich dark fruit cake
I am warning you in advance, this one's a weeper.
Sep 20, 2014Jacquilynne in Food Media & News
The Awful Reign of the Red Delicious
That flowchart sounds amusing -- do you remember where it was?
Sep 10, 2014Jacquilynne in Food Media & News
The Awful Reign of the Red Delicious
Red delicious apples are basically the reason why for years I maintained that I didn't really like apples, so I was delighted to read this article revealing that they do, in fact, suck.
Sep 10, 2014Jacquilynne in Food Media & News
All the Comments on Every Recipe Blog
I used to have to read every single comment on CHOW recipes as part of my job. I am now officially having flashbacks.
Irrationally far-in-advance bookings: an increasingly general trend
Clearly what is required is admissions essays.
Sep 04, 2014Jacquilynne in Not About Food
Irrationally far-in-advance bookings: an increasingly general trend
I'm not sure that I agree that allowing people to walk in to a restaurant that other people made a reservation for a month in advance is somehow a better model. Perhaps it spreads the opportunity around a little more to people with less set schedules, but it reduces the opportunities for people who truly are willing to prioritize the experience in their lives. If I'm willing to commit to attending the restaurant a month in advance, and will re-arrange my life to make that possible, and you aren't, why should the system attempt to satisfy you? My money is as the same as yours, and I'm apparently more dedicated to attending the restaurant (or just have a less chaotic life, I suppose).
Mostly, though, it seems like that just ups the number of days when people have to pound the phone lines hoping to get in.
Dutch auctions would be a fun pricing model, but I suspect people would get awfully angsty about the price variations. But wouldn't that just mean all reservations go to the people with the most money to blow? A 1% solution isn't very populist. It is possibly fairer, though, because it does privilege the people who are most dedicated (financially) to going to the restaurant.
(Please note: I do not necessarily take this issue as seriously as this post might suggest. It is merely a great deal more entertaining than my law school homework. It also happening in the middle of my law school homework, which might possibly be having an effect on the tone.)
Sep 02, 2014Jacquilynne in Not About Food
Irrationally far-in-advance bookings: an increasingly general trend
I think it's as much as anything about the fact that dining in some restaurants has become a major event, rather than a way to consume dinner. People buy theatre and concert tickets weeks and months in advance and then plan around those things, and the experience at a lot of high end restaurants is meant to rival those experiences in specialness, rather than being something you just do because it's Friday and it's date night, and there's nothing playing at Cineplex that you want to see.
Think about the stories you hear about entire concert tours for major artists selling out in 10 minutes, months and months in advance -- that might be 20K fans per venue for arena tours, which means in 2 nights, about as many people see Beyonce as can dine at French Laundry in a year. I think Beyonce seems like it would be a fun time, but I'd way rather have dinner at the French Laundry.
There are restaurants who are trying different solutions -- only opening reservations a month in advance at a set time, selling tickets at varying pricing levels to even out demand, holding what amounts to lotteries for the seats, opening more restaurants, just demanding ever increasing prices until they find out exactly how much the market will bear. But those all have drawbacks, too.
There isn't really a perfect solution to 'more people want to be in our restaurant than we can possibly serve.' Most of the ones that have been tried either inconvenience people or cost them more money, and those are really the only additional barriers a restaurant has available to tamp demand down a little.
Sep 01, 2014Jacquilynne in Not About Food
I'm the midst of lots of cleaning up and transitioning here as my last few hours wind down, so this will probably be my last Site Talk post. *sniffle*.
I wanted to say thanks to everyone for your well-wishes here. It was nice to hear from everyone, even -- and possibly especially -- people that didn't always hear from me about good things. In my role, you don't always make friends, but even when I was hand-slapping and finger-wagging, I always loved that I got to work with the smart, passionate, opinionated hounds every day.
It's been an amazing 10 years for me, since I started as a volunteer moderator, and then became the community manager for Chowhound, and while I can't claim to have loved *every* minute of it, I've loved an awful lot of them, and liked most of the rest.
As I said before, you'll probably see me around the site board in the future, but this is me, signing off from Site Talk.
-- Jacq
Aug 20, 2014Jacquilynne in Site Talk
Oh, Robert Lauriston, I'll miss you, too.
I tried (and eventually failed) to do a family cookbook a few years ago. I did get submissions from a few people, including a distant cousin in Saskatchewan. I knew I was in for a treat with her recipes when the first of them began with the words "On the day you slaughter the cow..."
Aug 20, 2014Jacquilynne in Home Cooking
I have some exciting (for me) and terrifying (also for me) news to share with you:
I'm going to be attending law school, starting in the fall semester.
It's something I've been working toward for a couple of years now, and I'm thrilled (and terrified!) that my personal circumstances have finally worked out to make it possible. It does mean that I'm leaving my position here at Chowhound, though. My last day will be this Wednesday, August 20th.
I'll still be kicking around here in the future, mostly on the Home Cooking board, since my pending overworked, broke student status is likely to mean I'll be looking for inexpensive and easy ways to feed myself. I probably won't be reading Site Talk after Wednesday, though; I mean, I love you guys, but not that much! The rest of the team will still be monitoring Site Talk, of course, so you'll hear from DeborahL, patsully, Chow Engineering and The Chowhound Team in the future.
Yeah, that one is a little surprising. It's always been possible for people to get a post in past the lock if they have the thread open from before the lock, but 4 hours is definitely the longest I've seen.
Aug 18, 2014Jacquilynne in Site Talk
There doesn't seem to be a technical problem here and we don't want this to end up a discussion of this user, so I'm locking it.
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Survey mailed to Capri property owners; Capri Fire Advisory Committee 'town hall' meeting lightly attended
ISLE OF CAPRI - Has the question of fire department consolidation finally reached the saturation point? With barely more people in the audience than sitting at the table in the Capri Civic Center building on Thursday evening, the fire-rescue department's advisory committee held one more in a long series of meetings dealing with the future of the department.
With Collier County commissioners having previously voted to fold the Capri firefighters into the East Naples Fire-Rescue Dept., the Capri advisory committee had given voice to some local residents who wanted a chance to weigh in on the question. In response, commissioners agreed to send a non-binding survey in the mail to property owners in the affected area, which should be in the mail by Oct. 15, along with an additional explanatory "information sheet."
Discussing the mailing, and answering questions on it, was the purpose of the meeting. County Administrator Len Golden Price led those present through the items to be mailed. To be counted among the results to be presented to the county commission, the replies must be mailed back and received by Nov. 8, in the post-paid reply envelope sent with the survey. Advisory committee member Ben Hilbun urged the deadline be highlighted in the mailing to maximize response.
"The big question" everyone has is "what will happen to the ambulance," said Price. "That is completely separate. We have no plans, and East Naples has no plans, to close the fire station." Both those points are bulleted as notes on the survey itself, along with the statement that Fiddler's Creek residents "are separately considering leaving the District to join the East Naples Fire District."
The survey asks property owners to state their preference, which again is only informational for the county commission, which will make the actual decision, by choosing one of two options to "remain under the authority and control of Collier County," or "join the East Naples Fire Control District." From a monetary standpoint, it makes it clear that staying with the county will cost more.
Under Collier County, property owners would pay the "current millage rate of 2.0 mills, with a projected increase in FY2015 to at least 2.5 mills in Fiddler's Creek remains in the District, and at least 2.8 mills if Fiddler's Creek joins" East Naples. Or Isles of Capri can join East Naples "at a current millage rate of 1.5 mills, with any future increase determined by the voters of the new East Naples Fire District." The survey is going to property owners in Fiddler's Creek and Mainsail, served by the Capri fire district, as well as Isles of Capri itself.
As far as finding jobs for the Isles of Capri firefighters, that is "somewhat up in the air," although the under a revised inter-local advanced life support agreement, the Capri firefighters would qualify for jobs with East Naples. Price said "we're also looking for other positions in the county, including at a new fire station approved to be opened in Ochopee, and tentatively scheduled to begin operation in June, 2014.
The few members of the public present the audience numbered seven to start, and climbed as high as nine when Collier Commissioner Donna Fiala arrived made up in the number of pointed questions what they lacked in numbers. John Rogers finally raised the ire of the advisory committee members.
"You said three times 'is this true' kind of lawyerly, like we're being investigated," committee member Ray Kane said after Rogers raised issues of staffing and what he said were misrepresentations by East Naples officials, and told the board that he had been speaking with Fiddler's Creek residents.
"It's counterproductive, John, your group," said Hilbun. "Why are you going to condo associations?"
"It's inappropriate not to invite a fire advisory board member," said committee member Matt Crowder, chairing the meeting. "They could have come here," he said, gesturing to the empty chairs in the meeting room.
The information sheet accompanying the survey addressed questions of staffing, Capri's grant-funded equipment, and property insurance implications. It said, "No insurance rate change is anticipated regardless of which fire district provides services."
Fiala remained mostly silent during the meeting, saying afterward "I'm just here to spectate, and hear what people have to say." She got to hear more, in conversation after the meeting adjourned, as discussion with Rogers and resident Abbe Gault continued.
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Cornelius Cardew was an English avant-gaarde composer who turned his talents to revolutionary purposes in the 1970s. Brad Duncan selected some tracks to play on this show and discusses Cardew's music and place in radical politics in conversation with Bill Resnick. The tracks you hear are "Lords of Labour", "Octet '61 for Jasper Johns", and "Song for the British Working Class."
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No relation to Cheryl Johnson. If you would like to have Doris Matthews memorial I will transfer it to you. Only doing memorials at Hawthorne Memorial Gardens as a pay back for Find-A-Grave.
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I can't record of a sib or a child for them, but that doesn't mean much. Look at memorial #42670990. You took a photo for a Mary Lee Eastman on 29 Apr 2011. Cd this be her?
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Larry, Let me check and I'll get back to you. These are distant relatives, so I'll have to do a little digging on Ancestry. I'll get back to you in the morning. Thank you for taking the extra time and trouble to figure this out.
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Many thanks for attempting to take the photos for me. From what you decribed, it sounds like at least Mary may be buried there, but the cem doesn't have a burial record for her. I've run into that a lot. Her grave is probably also unmarked. I appreciate your time and effort. I'll remove my requests.
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Sorry to say that I don't have his obit. But I bet you can get them from the Columbia County Library. Look online for a request form, most Library's clipped obits and have them on file.
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Last week witnessed a negative undertone in the markets as the bulls hesitated to provided follow-up buying support after the derivatives expiry.
The combined exchange weekly advance-decline ratio was negative at 7,400 : 8,419.
Its capitalisation on a commensurate basis was also negative at Rs23,572 crore : Rs25,449 crore. The National Stock Exchange lost Rs76,693 crore in market capitalisation on a week-on-week basis.
Among sectors, the decline was led by midcap, technology and banking. Of the entire turnover initiated during the week, most was on downtick days.
Overseas investors were net buyers of about Rs759.2 crore, which saw the rupee close at 53.56 vis-a-vis the US dollar (previous week 53.84).
Among the US headline indices, the old economy Dow Jones Industrial Average fell harder than the new economy Nasdaq Composite as bulls booked profits. The UK FTSE100 witnessed a decline in line with its US counterparts.
In Asia, the Singapore market was the regional outperformer, with the Chinese, Japanese and Hong Kong markets declining on a week-on-week basis.
The overseas cues have been weak and the domestic markets will need ample internal bullish triggers to rally this week.
Technically, the domestic markets are in a corrective phase and the Nifty spot is precariously close to the 5625 swing pivot, which will be a support to watch out for positional traders.
The weekly range advocated for the Nifty between 5775 and 5500 has held as the benchmark trended within these levels.
This week is likely to see 5775 on the upside as long as the Nifty stays above the bullish pivot at the 5700 mark.
In case of declines, the Nifty is likely to test 5500 as long as the bears keep the index below 5675.
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I disagree.
I never said anything about 'turning the whole body and hit it cc'.
Heath has it right imo.
Show me one video of a male pro that is not hitting down the line or inside out, is using ssc, is not using excessive ISR for topspin (ie david ferrer) and does not have a neutral wrist on contact.
I say you can't.
The 'wrist layback' determining shot line is for a different type of fh. (unless you're going dtl or inside out, where the wrist will be laid back a little on i/o and occasionally on dtl but not always, which i've mentioned several times in this thread and is also mentioned by Heath)
Would you agree that the face of the racquet at impact is what dictates the line of shot? If so, then from a neutral wrist position a player would primarily have to swing in the direction of the intended target. And as you most aptly put it, the swing is arching around contact.....in order to swing in an arc, the wrist would have to be laid back, or neutral, or anywhere in between to send the ball to different quadrants.
The newest information (brian Gordon, tennisplayer) suggests that the wrist is not really a part of the whole stretch shortening cycle but is positional in nature... That is, the laid back wrist at the beginning of the swing provides a player with a substantial joint range of motion to postion the racquet at impact congruent to the target line. In fact, he maintains that the muscles controlling the wrist are resisting (to a lesser or greater extent) teh centripetal force created by the rotation of the arm around the shoulder...
So what Im saying is , that if you want to swing in an arc, and create angular speed, BUT want to send the ball out on different quadrants, the position of the wrist (in a kenesthetic sense) is key...
You ought to read his article in tennisplayer..its really good.


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Stone is the oldest building material. Was used in antiquity for homes and castles for strength and ability to withstand fire. People prefer it as a cheap building material. Tradition to build houses of stone is preserved today. Everywhere in the world can see fine examples of architectural and construction of stone houses. Here we present some of the most inspiring mountain houses in different parts of the world. Not, this house is not the result of Photoshop. This is a real building. It was built in 1974 in the mountains of Northern Portugal engineer who was inspired by the huge exotic natural stones in place. The author of the unusual building in January designed as mountain retreat. The stone house is now privately owned and has attracted many curious tourists.
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Architects Mark Wespi and Jerome de Meuron have created this delightful house in the rocky mountains of Switzerland. The huge window offers an incredible view of the area. Modern architecture blends with the exterior environment and becomes part of nature. This mountain house is designed in Argentina by Alric Galindez Arquitectos. The windows are spectacular views of the lake and mountains. This stone is combined in the most natural way with wood. Timber from the exterior goes smoothly in the interior and finishing up the design and originality of design.


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Peripheral Nerve Blocks for Anesthesia
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Peripheral nerve blocks are a type of regional anesthesia. The anesthetic is injected near a specific nerve or bundle of nerves to block sensations of pain from a specific area of the body.
Nerve blocks usually last longer than local anesthesia. They are most commonly used for surgery on the arms and hands, the legs and feet, or the face.
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Positioning of the needle during a nerve block may result in touching the nerve to be blocked with the tip of the needle. When this occurs, you may experience a sharp sensation like an electrical shock in the part of the body supplied by the nerve. Be sure to let your anesthesiologist know if you feel such a sensation.
Other medicines are often given with nerve blocks to make you relaxed or sleepy (sedatives) or to reduce pain. These are usually given as a pill or through a vein (intravenously, IV).
People are carefully watched during the procedure, because the anesthetics used for regional nerve blocks may affect the central nervous system, cardiovascular system, and respiratory system (airway and lungs) and may affect blood pressure, breathing, heartbeat, and other vital functions.
Nerve blocks may be most useful when the procedure:
- Can be confined to a specific region of the body that can be anesthetized with a nerve block.
- Involves large surface areas of the body where injection with a large volume of local anesthetic might cause side effects that affect the whole body.
- Involves an area of the body where injection of a local anesthetic would cause distortions that might cause problems with the surgery, such as the face.
- Can be done in a relatively short time. Nerve blocks may not last long enough for some procedures.
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By Alexandra DeFelice
A cluttered desk is not a sign of genius. It's a big flashing indicator of messiness.
"Desk space is the highest value real estate in your office and should not be used as a storage station," says Paul Burton, who frequently speaks to accountants and lawyers about the productivity challenges they face.
Burton gave a presentation at the Moore Stephens Managing Partners Conference this past fall in Las Vegas and distributed copies of one of his books, Focus Pocus: 24 Tricks for Regaining Command of Your Day. It's a really quick read (I'm talking hours, not days) with tips you can use right now. One of those tips is to "Create a Designated Workspace."
This means creating actual space.
"Most people have their desks stacked with files, strewn with pictures, covered by inboxes and outboxes," he wrote in his book. "[They] leave only a small space on their desks . . . on which to actually work."
I've seen some accountants' desks – especially during tax season – and often, I can barely see the desk, or any area surrounding the desk, for that matter.
"Why are the piles on the desk?" he asked me when I broached the subject with him during a recent phone call. "Because people have allowed it."
So what are they supposed to do with all those client files?
Put them on the floor.
People have 120-degree peripheral vision, so even if they're looking at their monitor or focusing on a particular file, they can still see the other files on the desk, which most likely will take up valuable real estate in their minds when they should be focusing their full attention on that one file or task at hand.
Burton has gone so far as to take people's files and place them on the floor. That didn't bode so well, so now when he's coaching them, he instructs them to do so themselves while he's in their office and then observes the results, which point toward better focus.
Could there be order in clutter? Certainly. Especially if you've developed a well-oiled filing system that works for you, no matter how chaotic it may seem or look to others. But try storing that clutter somewhere you can't constantly see it.
Out of site, temporarily out of mind.
Focus Pocus also provides several easily implementable tips about responding to employee and client requests based on your existing schedule, as opposed to "ASAP."
But what about those clients who have grown accustomed to immediate responses?
"You have a choice as a professional with any client at any time. Do you want to be enslaved to this or in command of it? It's the passive allowance that creates the enslaving environment. If you want to command, you have to act," Burton said.
Call up your clients and tell them you want to change the way you do business to be more efficient this season. After all, won't they want you to make the best use of the time you're charging them for? (This is assuming you're billing by the hour, but that's a topic for another article.)
"What clients want is a responsive, efficient, and effective professional," Burton said. "If you're running your business in such a way that you're going to die ten years early of an aneurism, should you make a change? Yes. How? Do it and communicate it effectively. Let's change the rules."
Start out on the right foot with new clients, too. Set up short conferences to ask them what their expectations are in terms of interacting with you and share your expectations as well.
Both inside and outside the office, try managing others better.
"Understand the dynamic of your work environment," Burton says. "If you send someone an e-mail three times and they don't answer, try calling them, call their assistant. Find another way."
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It was one of those beaded jewelry designs that sort of designed itself -- all I did was stitch it up and put it together. And the more I played, the more I realized that there were a whole world of possibilities with this kind of beading project.
So, if you've ever wanted to learn a little bit about designing your own beaded jewelry, this week on Beading Daily, I'm going to show you how I created these beaded necklaces and teach you the same beading techniques that I used to create them!
Play with your beads, putting them together and moving them around to see what colors and shapes appeal to you. The finished necklace will be in a "v" shape, so try drawing that shape on a piece of paper, then lining up your beads and cabochons to find a pleasing arrangement.
Don't feel obligated to use every single bead you pick out. Picking and choosing the beads should be a continuous process throughout the creation of your beaded necklace.
Next, we'll make an easy herringbone stitch bezel for your smaller cabochons, beads, or crystal stones.
Cinch the tube together by passing through the first two or three beads in the tube, then pass through the set of beads next to them. Join the size 8 beads at the beginning and end of the tube in the same way, and exit through a size 11.
If you're using a bead (like I am in the example), pass through the center hole of the bead, then through a size 11 seed bead on the other side of the herringbone stitch tube. Pass back through the center of the bead, and back through the size 11 seed bead you originally exited. Repeat the thread path on the other side of the herringbone stitch tube using the thread tail, then weave the thread into the tube, knot, and trim.
Get creative with your herringbone stitch bezels -- since the tube is very flexible, it's great for wrapping around odd-shaped jewelry-making components. You can use things like Scrabble tiles, seashells, and gemstone donuts using this technique.
Are you ready to learn more about the best in beaded jewelry design using herringbone stitch, right-angle weave, and peyote stitch? Make sure you subscribe to Beadwork magazine, where you'll find pages of innovative beaded jewelry designs and beading projects using all of your favorite bead-weaving stitches. And don't miss the 2013 Designers of the Year -- Jill Wiseman, Sabine Lippert, Maggie Meister, and Smadar Grossman offer up challenging, beautiful beading projects in each issue! Subscribe to Beadwork magazine today and don't miss out on all the excitement in the world of beaded jewelry design!
Check back on February 27 and March 1 for the rest of this beading project: we'll be making the right-angle weave base, and then attaching our components and adding fringe and other embellishments.
Bead Happy,
Um.... so should one of the amounts of "size 11 seed beads" listed actually be "size 8" seed beads?
If so, which amount should it be? I'd like to have a go at this, but have fallen foul of not having enough beads before - running out halfway through a project is no fun!
Thank you for making the amendment - it's such a pretty bezel, I'm looking forward to having a go!
Never used herringbone to do a bezel before. Thanks for another great hint!
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I have been debating on whether or not to do this post for a couple of weeks. After careful thought, I've finally decided to write it.
After almost 6 years of writing and 1,167 posts, I have decided to discontinue writing this blog. It's time. My heart just isn't there anymore. I always did it for myself first and foremost but I do like when others read my posts. My readership has dwindled a lot since the fall of 2012 and that does impact me a little bit in my decision.
I believe the quality of my posts have suffered as well. In recent posts, I'm blogging just to blog and quickly document what I've done instead of taking my time and enjoying it.
I'm still living my life the same as what I was before, going out with friends, seeing family, activities with M and all that but now I'm a lot like you...I'm not writing about my on-goings and but experiencing them for what they are.
I do have to say that living my experiences without blogging about it and having to take pictures has been freeing. That's a good sign at I'm making the right decision.
Will I ever start to write again? I'm not sure, but at least not for a while.
I thank you for visiting this blog and it will be here for you to reference going forward. At some point I might make it private but you'll still be able to access it with your Google account.
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Here's some really cool news out of Kentucky. More specifically, out of the very, very, very tiny city of Vicco. Vicco is located in Perry County, in the Appalachian region of Kentucky. Its population is 334 people according to the 2010 census. Located in coal country, Vicco takes its name from the Virginia Iron and Coal Company, which still operates in the area. This is most certainly Appalachia.
And let's face it, Appalachia doesn't have a very good reputation. To many, Vicco might seem like the last place a pro-LGBT ordinance would pass.
Nevertheless, that's exactly what just happened, marking a bold statement by a small town in rural Kentucky and extending much-needed protections to its LGBT residents.
The ordinance received support from three out of four city commission members, as well as Mayor Johnny Cummings. The measure prohibits discrimination in employment, housing, and public accommodations based on one's actual or perceived sexual orientation and gender identity.
Vicco City Attorney Eric Ashley commented:
Vicco is a community that believes all folks should be treated fairly. We believe everyone deserves the opportunity for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Fairness is a Kentucky value, a Vicco value, and one of our most American values.Well said, Mr. Ashley.
Vicco is the fourth city in Kentucky to pass such an ordinance. Hopefully this will spur other communities in the state--and elsewhere--to take similar action. The ACLU of Kentucky reports:
Vicco's passage of a Fairness law comes on the heels of several other Kentucky communities' movements towards anti-discrimination protections through work with the Fairness Coalition of the American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky (ACLU-KY), Fairness Campaign, Kentucky Commission on Human Rights, Kentucky Fairness Alliance, and Lexington Fairness. In November, grassroots movements for Fairness began in Bowling Green, Elizabethtown, and Shelbyville, joining those already under way in Berea and Richmond.Good for Vicco. This is what real progress looks like. When Appalachian towns of 334 people are passing LGBT-inclusive anti-discrimination ordinances, you know we're on the winning side.
According to a 2010 survey by The Schapiro Group, 83% of Kentuckians support anti-discrimination Fairness protections, which have been proposed in the Kentucky General Assembly for more than ten years without debate. Lexington Senator Kathy Stein has introduced Statewide Fairness Senate Bill 28 in the 2013 legislative session. Louisville Representative Mary Lou Marzian will introduce an identical bill in the House along with an anti-bullying/harassment law for Kentucky schools. Fairness supporters from all across the commonwealth will rally at the Capitol in Frankfort Wednesday, February 20.


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I suspected as much. The graphics engine is off loading most of the work onto the CPU instead of utilizing the GPU. This is why my temps for my 6800GT barely raise above idle. Try playing EQ 2 for an hour and then take a temp reading. After that turn off your PC and let it rest for an hour and play UT2k4 or Doom 3 for a 1 hour and you'll see a big difference in GPU temps.
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Rabbit In Cream
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Rabbit In Cream is an amazingly delicious side dish. Try this tempting and alluring Rabbit In Cream; I am sure you will always want to have it in your coming parties!
|Rabbits/2 small rabbit cut up
|1 Large
|Minced ham/Bacon
|3 Tablespoon
|1 , finely chopped
|Thyme leaf
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Canned sliced mushrooms
|4 Ounce (Drained)
|Beef bouillon
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Sour cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Lemon juice
|2 Tablespoon
|3 Tablespoon
|Minced parsley
|1 Tablespoon
Marinate rabbit overnight in refrigerator in salted water.
Before cooking, remove rabbit pieces; drain and pat dry.
Place rabbit, ham, onion, thyme and mushrooms in crock pot.
Pour in bouillon, moistening well.
Cover and cook on low setting for 8 to 10 hours.
Before serving, turn to high setting.
Combine sour cream, lemon juice and flour.
Remove rabbit to a warm platter.
Stir sour cream mixture into juices in crock pot.
Cook until thickened.
Spoon sauce over rabbit and sprinkle with parsley.
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CAIR Welcomes Ruling that No-Fly List Appeals Process is Unconstitutional
WASHINGTON, June 24, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation's largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, today welcomed a ruling by a federal judge in Oregon that those placed on the government's so-called "no-fly list" are being denied their constitutional right to due process.
U.S. District Judge Anna Brown, ruling in a lawsuit filed by 13 American Muslims who were prevented from flying through U.S. airspace, ordered the government to come up with new procedures to allow people to challenge their inclusion on the secretive no-fly list. In a 65-page opinion issued today, Judge Brown said government procedures to challenge inclusion on the list are "wholly ineffective."
Judge Brown also ruled that the government must provide notice to those placed on the list and give the reasons for their inclusion. She ordered the government to allow the submission of evidence to refute official suspicions.
SEE: No-Fly List Appeals Process Unconstitutional, Federal Judge Rules
"We welcome Judge Brown's ruling as a strong affirmation of the constitutional principle that rights, such as the right to travel freely, cannot be curtailed without due process of law," said CAIR National Executive Director Nihad Awad.
In January of this year, CAIR welcomed a ruling by a federal judge in Virginia that said placement on the government's no-fly list "transforms a person into a second class citizen, or worse."
That 32-page opinion allowed CAIR's lawsuit against the government on behalf of Virginia resident Gulet Mohamed to go forward.
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CAIR has assisted a number of other American Muslim citizens who have been stranded overseas by government actions and says travel bans are often used for the forced recruitment of informants.
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CAIR is America's largest Muslim civil liberties and advocacy organization. Its mission is to enhance the understanding of Islam, encourage dialogue, protect civil liberties, empower American Muslims, and build coalitions that promote justice and mutual understanding.
CONTACT: CAIR Staff Attorney Gadeir Abbas, 202-742-6410, 720-251-0425, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com; CAIR National Communications Director Ibrahim Hooper, 202-744-7726, E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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The Florida Marlins have signed Juan Pierre, Craig Mish of Sirius 210 XM reports (and later confirmed by Jon Heyman of CBS Sports). The terms of the deal are not yet known. This is probably not the signing Marlins' fans were looking for after the team traded just about every decent player on the roster, but Pierre will definitely will the team. Pierre signed a minor league deal with the Phillies last offseason and made the team out of Spring Training as the teams fourth outfielder. Pierre was thrusted into a starting role thanks to injuries and trades. Pierre appeared in 130 games and posted a .307/.351/.371 line with 37 stolen bases in 439 plate appearances. Image taken by Keith Allison and used under the Creative Common License Agreement.
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AMD layes off employees,in seeking cost savings
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Re: AMD layes off employees,in seeking cost savings
AMD will hopefully get an influx of cash from somewhere/some investor. That is the only way they can stay afloat. Sure they garnered some respect from large businesses but most large company's lease their servers and workstations, and equipment turn-around is a lot shorter as a result. The next lease rolls over the next few months will probably start swinging towards machines with the Intel CPU's again. Worse, AMD had the performance crown for quite a long while before I started seeing machines with AMD cpu's at my job. So there is also a huge lag factor. I don't think the lag swinging back to Intel will be near as long though.
If AMD cannot regain a foothold in a hurry, and they probably won't - can't, all bets are off that they remain viable unless someone hands them some cash, or Intel buys them :-) (man, that would suck!) Where is 3DFX? The cycle up one-upping the competition has much more effect these days than it did 10 years ago. Brand loyalty makes little business sense anymore.
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