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- By Uri Friedman
Uri Friedman is deputy managing editor at Foreign Policy. Before joining FP, he reported for the Christian Science Monitor, worked on corporate strategy for Atlantic Media, helped launch the Atlantic Wire, and covered international affairs for the site. A proud native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, he studied European history at the University of Pennsylvania and has lived in Barcelona, Spain and Geneva, Switzerland.
Condoleezza Rice received a standing ovation when she took the stage at the Republican convention in Tampa on Wednesday night, and the crowd remained every bit as enthusiastic throughout the address — especially when Rice marveled at how an African-American girl from the segregated South could aspire to the presidency and become secretary of state.
The speech by Rice — and another earlier in the evening by Senator John McCain (R-AZ) — marked the first extended discussion of foreign policy during the convention. Here are some of the takeaways from Condi's big speech:
- Leading from behind: We've seen a lot of talk over the last couple days about American exceptionalism and a second American century, but tonight's programming introduced a fresh term into the anti-decline lexicon at the convention. The phrase "leading from behind" was first attributed to an anonymous Obama advisor in a 2011 New Yorker article, but it has since morphed into a GOP talking point, making its way into this year's Republican platform. In his speech (and FP column) McCain declared that America is "exceptional" because it has always "led from the front." Rice too declared that "you cannot lead from behind." Both speakers warned that if the United States refuses to lead assertively, a chaotic and dangerous world — perhaps one with more sinister international actors at the helm — awaits.
- 'Where does America stand?' In arguably her most cutting criticism of the Obama administration, Rice argued that the "question of the hour," as the Middle East convulses, is "where does American stand?" Since the end of World War II, she continued, the United States has "had an answer to that question: we stand for free peoples and free markets."
- Freedom agenda: "Idealism in foreign policy," the New Republic's Leon Wieseltier wrote a few years ago, "is so 2003." By that he meant that Democrats, in response to the Iraq War and George W. Bush's "Freedom Agenda," had decided to sideline human rights and democracy promotion in their foreign policy. Tonight, both McCain and Rice (the latter more subtly) chastised the Obama administration for not championing freedom and democratic values. McCain, for example, criticized the president for not standing with Iranian protesters in 2009. Rice, for her part, observed that while it's not always easy to "speak for those who would otherwise not have a voice," the United States "will sustain a balance of power that favors freedom."
- Trade: Rice warned that the United States was "abandoning the field of free and fair trade" at its peril. "The United States has ratified only three free-trade agreements in the last few years," she noted, "and those were negotiated in the Bush administration. China has signed 15 free-trade agreements and is in the progress of negotiating as many as 18 more." As my colleague Josh Rogin points out, China may actually have fewer free-trade deals than Rice suggests. But the former secretary of state isn't the only one making this point. Jon Huntsman, a former Republican presidential candidate and U.S. ambassador to China, remarked last October that when it came to striking free-trade deals, "China is in the game" and "[w]e are not."
- Immigration: At a time when the Republican Party has been stressing its tough, enforcement-first stance on immigration, Rice suggested a middle ground. "We must continue to welcome the world's most ambitious people to be a part of us," she said. "In that way we stay young and optimistic and determined. We need immigration laws that protect our borders, meet our economic needs, and yet show that we are a compassionate nation of immigrants."
- Partisanship: As convention speeches go, Rice's wasn't particularly ideological. She never mentioned Barack Obama or Democrats, and she referenced Republicans only once — when she greeted the crowd.
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LOS ANGELES, May 19 /PRNewswire/ — Some of America's well-loved heroes, which happen to be four-legged and fuzzy enlisted soldiers who sniff out bombs in enemy territories and save lives, will be honored this Memorial Day at the Kennel Club LAX (www.kennelclublax.com) at 5325 West 102nd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90045. From 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., pets and their owners are invited to help "Pack for Paws" to fill care packages with soft beds, nutritious gourmet treats and toys for the military dogs; and books, cleansing shampoo/conditioner, and delectable human snacks for their soldier handlers who are currently stationed in Afghanistan. The K9 care packages have been arranged by Kennel Club LAX's founder, Sharon Graner, whose facility has served both civilian and military dogs and their owners since 1983. RSVP at http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/event.php?eid=127725490572955&ref=mf
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The World's Billionaires Have Doubled Their Wealth Since 2009. Just In Case You Didn't Hate Them Already.
- By Catherine A. TraywickCatherine A. Traywick is a fellow at Foreign Policy.
Recession be damned: There are more billionaires today than there were during the global financial crisis in 2008 and 2009 — and they're twice as rich, says a new report released Wednesday.
The Billionaire Census, jointly compiled by Swiss financial company UBS and Singapore-based firm Wealth-X, is a comprehensive survey of the world's ultrarich — essentially a thumbnail view of their interests, assets and social networks. The report's findings are equal parts predictable (billionaires love yachts!) and intriguing (women are richer). As of 2013, there are 2,170 billionaires enjoying a collective fortune of $6.5 trillion. Over the past five years, they've increased in number by 60 percent, their combined wealth has doubled and they're more liquid than ever.
Just over the past year, billionaire wealth has increased in every region of the world, as depicted by the map below, with the biggest gains in Asia. Europe was the only region to lose billionaires (29, to be exact), but it still boasts among the richest in the world. What's more: The global population is still growing — expected to reach 3.900 by the year 2020.
Billionaires, it seems, are taking over our world (what little of it they don't already own, anyway).With that in mind, here are some of the report's highlights, framed as your most pressing questions about the richest people on Earth.
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The average billionaire is a 67-year-old man worth about $3 billion — 18 percent of which is liquid (the recent financial crisis taught him a thing or two about carrying cash). He went to Harvard, or maybe to Penn State. His passions include art, aviation, real estate, traveling, and golf — in that order. He's married, with two children and — though he owns four $20 million homes — he tends to spend most of his time in the city where his business is headquartered (probably New York).
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An astounding 60 percent of billionaires are self-made. Twenty percent have inherited their wealth (most of whom live in Europe) while another 20 percent managed to leverage inheritances into even greater fortunes. The world's "mega-billionaires," each of whom are worth upwards of $50 billion, are self-made, according to the report: Bill Gates, Carlos Slim, Amancio Ortega and Warren Buffet. Interestingly, only 17 percent of women billionaires are self-made. China boasts the highest number of self-made billionaires, at 89 percent.
Where do they live?
New York, Hong Kong, Moscow, London and Mumbai, in that order. The world's super-rich tend to congregate in wealth "hot spots." The majority live in the United States, which boasts more billionaires (515) than any other country. China has the second largest population — and the youngest cohort — with 157 billionaires.
Do they swim in a vault of golden coins, in the manner of Scrooge McDuck?
The report doesn't say, but it does note that billionaires spend a lot of money on luxury goods, chiefly: yachts, private jets, and art, but also antiques, clothes, jewelry and collectible cars. They also give to charity, to the tune of $32 million each over the last three years. American billionaires tend to be the most giving, with education topping favorite causes. So don't hate them completely.
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I live in a historically rich, multicultural, quite little neighborhood. Many of the homes were built at the turn-of-the-century in a semi Victorian style which gives the neighborhood a nostalgic charm. It can seem a little rough around the edges, but it has a very "Keep Austin Weird" vibe. It is close enough to downtown to be very convenient while still being far enough away that you don't hear all the noise when you are ready to call it a night!
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This was a great place to stay in Austin! It was right near everything we wanted to do. A short walk Downtown and steps away from Rainey street which is an awesome place for night life. The room was clean and so was the rest of the house. All of the needed amenities were available and we never had a mishap. Smooth sailing! If you are looking for a place to stay in Austin and you are not expecting to be home for much of the trip, this is your absolute best bet. My girlfriend and I had a blast! Thanks Julia
Even though I did not get to meet Julia she was a fantastic host, great communication and great room with comfy bed close to downtown. Fully recommend staying with her.
Place was clean. Enjoyed my stay.
Communicating with Julia was a breeze, I had a great time staying at her place and the room was comfortable and clean. The area was awesome with it being close to the airport, downtown Austin, and 6th street.
Just a simple, no-frills room with shared bathroom very close to downtown austin.
The room was clean and attractive as were the common spaces. I had a room on a back courtyard which was somewhat less convenient to the bathroom. The host provided the access codes to the front door and to the room by email, so we never actually met.
I was attending a conference in downtown Austin which was within walking distance. Also close by are the restaurants and bars on E 6th Street and, in the other direction, the nightlife on Rainey St was about a ten minute walk.
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Hey ya'll! My name is Julia, I am a Brazilian and your host for Julia's Bed & Breakfast. I am passionate about opening the city up to people who are new to Austin and for those who are simply coming back for a visit. Music, art, theater, and film are all interests of mine so I keep up with all of the venues and upcoming events happening in town. I love to recommend places to eat (like "Juan in a Million" my personal favorite), things so see (like the bats underneath the South Congress bridge), cocktail bars (like the prohibition style bar "Eastside Showroom"), fun actives (Lake Austin has tons of water related ones to try) and events to attend. I make it a priority to make sure you have a safe, comfortable and enriching stay with us. Please feel free at anytime to contact me with any questions, requests or comments you may have, I would love to hear them, take care!
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Once upon a time, I worked in the field of non-profit community development, grant writing and geographic information systems. I enjoyed the work, but most days I would come home feeling very stressed out and, well, fried. To counteract the stress I felt, I would go upstairs to my bead room, turn on a movie, and spend a couple of hours beading. Sure enough, my blood pressure would return to normal and I would just feel happier when I was finished. The icing on the cake was that I usually wound up with a few pieces of new beaded jewelry to wear into the office the next day, too!
Beading has always provided me with the stress relief that I needed when I had a hard day at the office or when the world just seems to crazy to go on. When I met the ladies in my first beading group while working my way through college, I also discovered that beading was a wonderful way to practice meditation every day. I started to notice the transforming nature of beading -- a rather unassuming strand of wood beads can be turned into a stunning and elegant beaded necklace or bracelet with just a few bright gold metal beads.
I know I'm not alone in using beading to deal with life's ups and downs, so I asked on our Beading Daily Facebook page: What Do You Love About Beading? Here are the top three reasons why our readers love beading: (Do any of these sound familiar to you?)
Stress Relief. Almost everyone who replied said that they enjoyed beading because of the stress relief it brings. Reader Megan Burgess wrote, "I love beading because it helps me relax and de-stress as well as letting my have fun at the same time." And I'm apparently in good company when it comes to using beading as a way to escape from the stress of a job: Lynette Hilliard-Coulter wrote, "Just taking the time and sitting with some beads in front of me and following the pattern took my mind off a very stressful job!"
Other reasons for using beading as stress relief came in the form of a way of staying occupied while hunting for a job, as a way to deal with anxiety disorders, and even as a form of physical therapy!
A Sense of Accomplishment. Anyone who loves beading also knows that there's nothing quite like the feeling of finishing a long-dreamed of project or wearing a brand-new piece of jewelry into the office and being able to tell your astonished admirers, "I made it myself!" Sure enough, our readers on Facebook feel the same way. One reader told us that since she has become disabled, doing routine household chores like washing the dishes or vacuuming has become difficult for her, but her beading keeps her going and makes her feel useful!
And while it seems that beading is a common thread (no pun intended) in many of our lives, the reasons that we love beading are just as different and unique as we are!
I'm sure you have your own reasons why you love beading -- what are they? Leave a comment here on the Beading Daily blog and share your thoughts and stories with all of us!
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Amo hacer abalorios tambíen, porque puedo regalar mis obras y transmitir amor de otra manera.
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I love that I can be creative and make wonderfully tactile, non-toxic, colorful, sparkly, interesting pieces of "art" that I can wear or not. Beading is relatively low cost, portable, relaxing, challenging yet easy, and can be done for a few minutes or hours. Thanks for asking!
I have pretty much always had jobs (office jobs) that didn't encourage any creativity and for a long time I didn't think I was creative...until I found beads. Beading has allowed me to develop the creative side of me. It helps me to feel good about myself and my "talent". I can design and make jewelry that I am proud to wear, give as gifts and also sell at craft shows. It is also a great stress reliever. I have made friends through my beading and craft shows that never would have met before. It has become a large part of who I am.
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Although I have a few friends who occasionally come to my house for a beading date, my greatest pleasure in working in company comes from a monthly meeting of a local group of spinners. Doing my beadwork among the women with their wheels, needles, and hooks (I'm a frequent guest though not a spinner myself) quadruples the centering, meditative aspect of beading while adding the fun of socializing and the pleasure of learning from their expertise in textiles and color.
I work in GIS also!!! I find beading is meditative in nature. I come away re-centered and at peace.
I love it because it helps me keep my hands busy while I'm while I'm losiong weight
Beading has helped me thru many long years of chronic pain plus a wonderful doctor. I'd be committed if it weren't for beading.
I have one adiction and that is beading ,but it is a good one as I relax when beading. I add beads in everything I do when crafting.
I'm hard of hearing and autistic.
The beads don't know that. Neither do the threads or instructions/patterns.
The deep level of concentration I feel when beading is very relaxing for me. I actually feel refreshed when I stop, and come back to reality so to speak. It's like a wonderful nap.
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I love Red v Blue snowball battles at the Snow Forts! Guess what? Herry347 has made his very own Red v Blue battleground at his igloo, which looks EPIC! As well as his igloo being totally ace he has dressed his penguin as a narwhal – amazing!!
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MANILA, Philippines—Team Chris dominated the Master Game Face Challenge Saturday night, winning the three-point shootout and the all-star game before an appreciative crowd at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
Kevin Ferrer, Jeff Chan and Chris Tiu, with the help of 17 points from Kevin Love, were named the 3-point kings, spoiling Love's 19-point effort for Team Marc which had Jeric Teng, Gary David and Roi Sumang.
Love, an NBA All-Star 3-point shootout champion, showed everyone in Manila his fine shooting touch, firing10 triples in a row during his turn for Team Marc.
"It's great to see how much you love basketball. It gets me fired up and excited," Love told the packed Big Dome before the match, which was preceded by the PBA semifinals.
Local big man Greg Slaughter seemed to have picked up a few things from that and later on nailed three triples to lead Team Chris to a 135-110 blowout win.
"It's pretty exciting to see Kevin Love come out here, he's a top caliber NBA player," Slaughter, who was named MVP of the match, said in an interview.
"He [Kevin Love] is a big man that could shoot, so I'm feeling inspired today," the Barangay Ginebra center, who finished with 27 points on 3-of-5 3-point shooting, said.
Love didn't join the game, but participated in the shooting stars' challenge with his own team right after.
It would've been a Team Chris shutout that night as they clocked in at 1:09, but Love nailed a half-court shot to lift his side with time of 1:08.
It was a first time visit for the NBA superstar, who also attended a basketball clinic at the Manila Boystown and a charity auction at Fairmont Hotel in Makati on Friday.
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The Principal District Court here has granted conditional bail to seven persons in the alleged murder of 'Pottu' Suresh, a functionary of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam.
Sixteen persons are in judicial custody in connection with the murder. Fourteen had applied for bail. On Tuesday, Principal District Judge (PDJ) B. Gokul Doss granted bail for seven persons — Saba alias P. Sabarathinam, M. Santhanam, M. Sekar, R. Karthik, A. Senthil, Raja alias N. Nagamurugan and S. Lingam, with conditions to appear at the Pudukottai police station every day until further orders. The PDJ denied bail for seven — Vijayapandi, Prabhu, Arumugam, Jothivel, Premkumar, Muthupandi and Pandiaraj. The 16 had surrendered in Natham and Salem.
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In 2004, Dutch filmmaker Theo van Gogh was brutally murdered on a busy Amsterdam street. His killer was Mohammed Bouyeri, a twenty-six-year-old Dutch Moroccan offended by van Gogh's controversial film about Muslim suppression of women. The Dutch government had funded separate schools, housing projects, broadcast media, and community organizations for Muslim immigrants, all under the umbrella of multiculturalism. But the reality of terrorism and radicalization of Muslim immigrants has shattered that dream.
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With DNA tracing back to the very roots of the music and rhythm genre itself, Dance Masters certainly seems like it's got the moves to hang with its big name forbearers like Para Para Paradise and Dance Dance Revolution. Here in the present, it's posturing itself against the similarly-themed and dance floor-proven Dance Central. Which Kinect rhythm game reigns supreme?
Eschewing dance mats and arrows for a free range of movement, Dance Masters tasks players with mirroring the silky moves of the character models on the virtual dance floor. Prompts reminiscent of those in Elite Beat Agents offer decent feedback, but it's clear that the focus isn't on the choreography. The routines are pretty much what you make of them; the game's only concerned about whether or not your limbs and poses line up with the cue currently on display.
The experience quite literally amounts to playing DDR with your whole body, emulating that classic style of play well enough. But like the game that inspired it, the actual dancing part comes off as an afterthought. With scant opportunities to replay, examine, and rehearse your moves, gameplay rushes along at a hurried, stunted pace. Considering the general difficulty of the dances, the lack of a proper practice mode is downright backwards.
If you actually want to put in the work to learn the moves, the material is difficult to digest, though there's not very much of it. At a modest 30 songs, some of which need to be unlocked, Dance Masters is definitely short on content. The lack of diversity in the game's J-pop-centric soundtrack is also sure to be a polarizing factor. Multiplayer modes both online and off, as well as purported DLC support, offer glimmers of long-term value, but with apparently nearly no one playing on Xbox Live, expect to spend most of your time two-stepping alone or with a pal in the living room.
Dance Masters spiritedly attempts to marry the Bemani series' arcade-born gameplay with the Kinect's ambitious technology, but the end result stumbles on a few too many missteps. As far as Kinect dancing games go, Dance Central is still the better ticket, but if Dance Masters' distinct Japanese feel and set list move you, it may be worth a look.
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I will be coming out to the stadium in august from the east coast. I heard that the reds allow fans to walk on the warning track 2 hours before the game. I have done research and have found conflicting answers. Was hoping to get any help I can from here.
Also is there a good local pre/post game bar that fans go to?


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Warcraft 3 :random short pauses during game
When I play custom games I noticed that I have short random pauses (the cursor jumps a little bit or is inactive for 0.2 seconds(milliseconds), the units are not moving smoothly etc)
The problem seems that is more noticeable with the 40.xxx series of detonators but it exist with older detonators as well.
Any help?
1024 mb RDRAM PC800
Asus P4T-E
3XWD 800JB (2 of them on Promise controller no Raid)
Ge Force 4 Ti 4400
Detonator 40.72 (the same with with 40.71 40.41 and less noticeable with 30.82)
Win XP Pro SP1
I noticed that too at a certain point where units would fill up an area. Never had a prob before.
I have Vsync enabled though so it could be that :/
I reinstal the game and I disabled the 3Ddirectional sound . The situation now is better. I also suspect the 0.3 patch because the problem started after I installed the above patch.
Anyway thanks for the help.
Is your pagefile disabled in WinXP? That should help...
I myself believe it to be the work of the latest patch. The page file doesn't correct this issue. I actually thought the lack of the page file was causing it, but I turned it on and didn't make a difference.
Disabling vsync fixed it.
I don't think that page file is used when the memory is enough. I agree that the problem is related with the latest patch.
I must tell something else as well: since I converted my hard drives from Fat 32 to NTFS I suspect that I have lower performance. PC Merk gives me the same scores for the H.D. but this doesn't mean anything. Fat 32 must be better for gaming.
HTF can a hard drive improve frame rate? lolz
Unless you are using a pagefile it will not matter lolz.
I will never go back to the crummy FAT partition. :eek:
The short pauses in the game have nothing to do with frame rate. Even if I change the res from 1024x768 to1280x1024 or 1600x1200 the problem remains the same (doesn't increase). NTFS is much more secure and strong (tht's why I don't go back as well)but recquires more resources.
Well with 768MB of ram and so forth it's no problem for me :p
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I had fun with this game, very creepy and well done. Seriously loved it.
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Man.. I tried playing this with Dead Space's version of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star". Couldn't stop freaking out in the town part. Really enhances the scare factor there.
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I am not a brony, I simply looked up 'creepypasta' in games, but I gotta admit, this is by far one of the best pastas I've ever read or played. Good job!
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As far as creepypastas go...this was a brilliant and unexpected one that definitely caught me off guard until I saw the house. The story was also very good and you matched the use of tension perfectly! I was very scared for Applebloom and I got out of there faster than I normally would have been able to by far. The use of the NES style actually increased the fear factor I think, rather than decreased it. And I felt genuine relief at the end after the chase (Not going into details for the sake of spoilers.)
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-Jordan Staal (right) called out his teammates and himself. He apparently wasn't cool with the lack of Abraham Lincoln beards on the team.
-Audio of Staal venting his frustrations.
-Audio of Sidney Crosby talking about his injury.
-Shelly Anderson' recap from last night.
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-Atlanta's Eric Boulton and New York's Colton Orr had a whale of a fight last night:
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-The Devils are trying to weasel out of their rent for the Prudential Center.
-Forward David Clarkson (right) does a little bit of everything for the Devils.
-The Flyers acquired goon Josh Gratton from the Predators in exchange for defenseman Tim Ramholt. Apparently the Flyers felt they just didn't have enough untalented goons on the roster.
-As if that move wasn't enough, the Flyers recalled forward Steve Downie from their AHL affiliate.
-The Islanders officially put goaltender Rick DiPietro on injured reserve.
-Could the Islanders adopt their classic throwback third jerseys as their primary uniform by next season?
Northeast Division
-Two assists from Alex Tanguay lifted the Canadiens to a 2-1 win at Minnesota.
-Former Penguins enforcer Georges Laraque was a healthy scratch for the Canadiens again last night.
-Alex Auld made 26 saves for the Senators in a 2-1 at Florida.
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-Despite being under contract with the Canadiens, prospect Pavel Valentenko signed with a KHL team.
-Despite scoring fewer goals, the Maple Leafs are winning games.
Southeast Division
-Steven Stamkos scored the first two goals of his NHL career and had an assist for the Lighting in a 5-2 win at Buffalo. Ryan Malone scored his second goal as a member of the Lightning. Fire Ray Shero.
-Cam Ward made a whopping 19 saves for the Hurricanes in a 1-0 shutout win at St. Louis.
-Thrashers defenseman Zach Bogosian will miss six weeks due to a broken leg.
-The Panthers recalled forward Shawn Matthias from Rochester of the AHL.
Central Division
-The Predators got a goal and an assist from Shea Weber in a 3-1 defeat of the Oilers.
-Derrick Brassard and Jason Chimera each had a goal and an assist for the Blue Jackets in a 4-2 win at Colorado.
-Check out Chimera's goal:
-The Blues signed former Rangers goaltender Chris Holt.
-Today's "Marian Hossa is ripping things up in Detroit" article is brought to you by Helene St. James of the Detroit Free Press. Hossa is now the NHL's third-leading scorer with 15 points. Fire Ray Shero.
-The Blues contacted the agent for free agent forward Brendan Shanahan.
Northwest Division
-Roberto Luongo (right) made 28 saves for Vancouver and recorded his 40th career shutout in a 4-0 win at Los Angeles.
-Mike Cammalleri and Dion Phaneuf each had a goal and an assist for the Flames in a 3-2 defeat of the Bruins.
-Oilers forward Erik Cole makes his return to Carolina tomorrow.
-A lot of people want to see the Koivu brothers play together with the Wild.
-Minnesota is having troubles on the power play.
Pacific Division
-A showdown between the two best teams in the Western Conference, and perhaps the NHL, saw the Sharks beat the Red Wings, 4-2. Jamie McGinn and Joe Pavelski each had a goal and an assist for San Jose.
-Two games off really benefited Coyotes goaltenders Ilya Bryzgalov in last night's win against the Penguins.
-Ducks forward Brad May is dealing with a sprained knee.
-Anaheim forward Teemu Selanne moved past Bruins great John Bucyk for 21st on the NHL's all-time scoring list. Selanne now has 558 career goals.
-Check out this sneaky elbow Ducks defenseman Chris Pronger put into the head of Detroit's Pavel Datsyuk Wednesday night:
(Kudos to Greg Wyshynski of Yahoo! for the find.)
Patrick Division
-CHA, the division Robert Morris plays in, might fold.
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