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This unusual infinity scarf is created by working two panels in contrasting colors: one worked in a pretty lace stitch, and the other in a rib pattern.
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By hawki on Friday, September 28, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 10,000overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Pros: "ride, looks, navigation, MPG"
Cons: "lack of 3rd row speakers, middle seat, and 6 speed"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 7
"my 3rd odyssey. bought the 2012 touring. best van on the market and its not even close love the looks, navigation system is awesome. If i were to purhase over again- i would buy the EXL with Navigation, add an after market DVD. For nearly 4 grand in price difference, the touring doesn't give you a ton of necessary features over the EXL. I really am disappointed in the 6 speed, My 06 Odyssey with the 5 speed, is smoother and more powerful than the 2012. The 6 speed seems to really be geared for fuel economy and just isn't as smooth as the 5 speed. Other gripe and heads up- the touring has 10 speakers- none in the back!!!!! $40,000 and I have to spend $400 to put in 2 3rd row speakers- give me a break honda. If you want factory installed 3rd row speakers, you have to purchase the touring elite. The 2nd row on the 06 is better than the 2nd row on the 12. Why? You could store the middle seat on the 06 and the captains chairs had inside arm rests. On the 2012, if you remove the middle seat, their are no inside arm rests (i know this sounds picky, but we did they change a good thing). Do I recommend the car- you bet. My advise- get the EXL with Navigation. On the $3500 you save, get an aftermarket overhead DVD player and have the car shop install 3rd row speakers while they are at it. You just need to order speaker covers for the 3rd row, just google it and they cost like 30 bucks each. The 2 position memory storage on the touring doesn't work well anyway. So for the touring, you are spending 3500-40000 more for fancier wheels, 1 MPG better fuel effieciency, blinkers on the side mirrors, and fog lights."
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I own this car - My approximate mileage is 20,000overall rating 7 of 10rating details
Pros: "Space, comfort, speed."
Cons: "read the review"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"First of all I'd like to say that this is my third Odyssey. I don't know why did they have to change so many good things into bad things, but here it is. 1)Weak AC, it works "OK" with only refurbished air after 100's 2)Rear seats do not fold flat, used to be flat but not anymore (well it's almost flat). I liked the old folding system better, it seems a little less confusing for someone who never used a car. 3)Older body had more head room at front seats than this new one. If you like to sit high (plus you are tall), you'll be breathing into the ceiling. 4)No arm rests at second row seat (maybe it's the trim, I have EX, but I think the previous one even had it on LX, but I might be wrong) 5)Bluetooth needs work, mic quality is somewhat adequate, but nothing good. Phone book sometimes freezes. 6)In between front seats change/bottles/other things compartment used to be easily fordable, now it's just a huge box. 7)Interior quality appears to be worse than in previous model. 8)Climate control is confusing. Other than that it's a great vat which drives like a car."
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By lazerbeam on Friday, March 18, 2011
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"I have owned Toyota, Dodge and Ford mini vans in the past. None of them compare to the Odyssey in terms of quality and comfort. Mine is the Touring model and if I were to complain about it, it would be the overwhelming number of switches, dials, button and menus. There must be 80 of them, not counting the nested menus on the display. If I were not a previous owner of Honda products, I'm not sure I would comprehend how all these controls work. There are a couple of misleading statements in the KBB review of the Odyssey. There is a back up camera in the Touring model, not just the Touring Elite. I have compared item by item a nearly identically equipped Touring Elite and Sienna Limited.. the Toyota is actually more expensive. For those that are interested, the difference between the Touring and Touring Elite comes down to 3 items: The Elite has HID headlights (with self leveling); a 12 speaker surround sound system with a slightly higher output radio (vs. a 7 speaker in the Touring) and the blind spot information system. I have compared and driven both the Toyota Sienna and the Odyssey and both are fine vehicles. I did have two gripes with the Toyota, the confusing packaging of options (vs. the Honda more simplified by model standard equipment), and the interior of the Toyota seemed a little "cheesey" compare to the Honda. In my opinion, the 2010 Sienna had a better quality interior than the 2011 models. One other point if you had a touch screen nav system like my Ford products or the older Honda models, I think you will miss the simplicity of them. I guess I will have to learn to use the toggle switches and voice commands. All-in-all though, if I could, I'd rate the Honda 6 stars for it's a very solid construction, quite stately ride and top quality materials. It should meet the needs of anyone that requires a mini-van."
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By Honda Lover on Saturday, April 16, 2011
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"I was determined to purchae an SUV large enough to fit my family of 5 plus our large 75 lb. dog. After test-driving the new Odyssey I was sold on yet another minivan. It handles well and feels as if you are driving a car vs. van. The cargo space and fold & go seating were another incentive to purchase this vehicle. We absolutely LOVE the new body style and have had several people comment on it wondering if it is a mini-van or some type of a hybrid SUV/Van. Our only hesitation was the purchase price but feel the car is more solid vs. a new Grand Caravan or Sienna. Gas mileage hasn't been great but for the most part it is driven around town. I am sure when we take it on the highway that the EPA will improve. You won't be dissapointed purchasing this vehicle!"
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By J-Weezy on Thursday, October 14, 2010
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"This van is by far superior to any other minivan on the market. It rides like a dream, and has a ton of features to go along with it's luxury ride. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this van. I did notice that it looks smaller on the outside, but because they removed the air vents from the ceiling and placed them on the side, it has the same amount of headroom as the previous body style. If you buy another brand name minivan, you aren't getting anything close to what this new Odyssey brings to the table."
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S ome call her the "ultimate soprano" of the Hindustani classical music while others marvel at her virtuosity in singing. Yet others gasp at the hairline accuracy of her notes and the reach of her voice. After spending nearly five decades on the concert stage, Begum Parveen Sultana continues to enthral her audiences and remains one of the most sought after vocalists in the country.
Not many may know that she is a gift of Assam to the country or that she is the youngest artiste ever to have been honoured with a Padmashri at the age of 26. Born in 1950 in Nowgong, she started training under her father Ikramul Majid — a doting father but an equally strict teacher. "We were zamindars and my ancestors had come from Afghanistan," Parveen Sultana informed when this writer caught up with her during her recent visit to New Delhi. "My father had learnt from Ustad Gul Muhammad of Patiala gharana for nearly 15 years and was an amateur singer. My grandfather used to play rabab and flute. So, there was music in the family."
Her riyaz started early in the morning and the first raga she learnt was Bhairav. With breaks in between, she would practice for eight hours a day. "In the evening, the raga changed to Yaman," Parveen reminisces. She continued to practice hard and the result is before everyone. Her taiyari can be anybody's envy.
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When she was barely 12, Parveen appeared before the cognoscenti of Calcutta (now Kolkata) at Sadarang Sangeet Sammelan and instantly became a sensation. "At that music conference," she recalls, "stalwarts such as Pandit Omkarnath Thakur, Pandit Vinayakrao Patwardhan and Pandit Ravi Shankar were present. All of them came up to the stage to offer their blessings to me. It was truly an unforgettable moment." She experienced a similar thrill when after a few years in Banaras, shehnai wizard Ustad Bismillah Khan came to the stage to shower his blessings on her, proudly declaring to the audience: " Yah bachchi Hindustani sangeet mein naam roshan karegi (This young girl will make a big name in the field of Hindustani classical music)." However, her musical journey had just begun and she had a long way to go.
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I am sure we are just like everyone else that comes to Destin. Once you come you just can't wait to return. Sitting on the beach the entire day can make a girl happy!! Then shop later. Laughing. We did not have beaches like this in the small town in MS where I am from. Just so happy to have property in Destin that we all can ENJOY!
Cynthia Denman purchased this condo in 2004
This condo is in a warm neighborhood part of Destin. The street in front of the condo is only a two lane which makes for slower traffic. This makes it a comfortable place to take a walk and enjoy the area at a slower pace and just relax.
You can hear the waves so well because this building is built close to the waters edge.
My husband and I stayed at Cynthia's condo and it was everything we expected and MORE! Our son got married on the beautiful beach relight in front of the condo. The are offers many great restaurants, stores, and activities for families or just couples. The condo was as described and had everything we need to enjoy our stay. If you plan on using the chairs and umbrella (highly advise it) go down there early and see the guy in the booth to reserve it for you. They are very helpful and hard workers. Your chairs will be waiting for you every day. We would definitely visit Cynthia's condo again. She was helpful and very personable from the start.
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My family and I enjoy this condo so much. This is our third time stay here. Its in a great location, just minutes away from whatever you want to do (waterpark, Destin Commons, restaurants, putt putt golf, fishing just to name a few).
This condo is a second floor beach condo with a great Gulf view. To get our day started we sit on the balcony with Gulf breeze and a cup of coffee and a night we sit with the breeze, glass or two of wine to relax.
This condo is very clean and beautifully decorated. Cynthia is a great owner to do business with and has always made my family part of hers. If you decide to stay at this condo you will not be disappointed.
Great condo, nicely decorated, quick beach access, good location & we would definitely stay here again. It was furnished with everything we needed & our dog loved sunbathing on the deck overlooking the beach/boardwalk & people-watching…We joined him every evening with a beer/glass of wine to watch the beautiful sunsets. Condo is located on the second floor near end with stairs so it is easy to exit/walk your dog when necessary – they do have an elevator as well. Grass areas are located in front of building on street outside entry – just be sure to pick up after your pet. Beach chairs/umbrella included were a great plus & set up every morning 7:30am to around 5:00pm – the pool is nice, but in the shade this time of year, so we spent time daily on the beach. The view from the living room is spectacular as you look directly at the old pier pilings on Crystal Beach – nice photo opportunities. Crystal Sands condominiums are well-kept – a clean development. Plenty of parking. Great area to walk in both on Scenic 98 or beach if you like exercise. Thanks Cynthia – We really enjoyed ourselves!
We enjoyed this condo so much!! We wanted to bring our pet and I must admit we were a little scared as to what the condo was going to look like. We were surprised!! The condo was great, very clean and extremely comfy. The beds were comfy, my girls loved the bunk beds and even loved having their own TVs. Our Yorkie enjoyed it as much as we did. Cynthia has taken great care of her condo and the views and location were just awesome. This condo is on the beach and in a central location. We can not wait to book it again.
Thanks Cynthia!!! Great owner to do business with. She stayed in contact with us and was extremely helpful. If you decide to stay in this condo you will not be disappointed (with or without pets)!!
Absolutely the best place, (location, accommadtions, pet loving ,wonderful, sweet, gracious, beautiful, owner) to stay! This is our second time staying here and every day has been a new, wonderful, adventure!!!
Not only is the condo pet friendly, it is handicapped friendly. Five months ago I crushed my left tibial plateau, ( two surgeries later, plus much physical therapy, much prayer and support of church friends, community friends, and family, care of my loving, caring husband and sweet Ms. Lucky Babe, our Jack Russell Terrier) I walked the first time since my fall, Saturday night in this condo, without the aide of a wheel-chair, walker, or cane. I was told three months ago by my doctor and my physical therapist that I would probably never walk again! I knew in my heart this could not be true, but it took all of the above, plus God's grace and love and the warm inviting atmosphere in this condo!!!! I will always believe that our visit here is helping heal a lot of my hurt feelings, physical, psychological,and emotional.
We will never stay anywhere else. The condo is immaculate and beautifully decorated. The owner has provided everything and more anyone could possibly need!!
PS: This trip is my gift to my husband of thirty wonderful years, April, 18, 2011. If anyone needed a getaway it is my husband. He has been the best caregiver anyone could to have!!
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Director Prashant Mandava can't stop smiling. His debut film Pratinidhi starring Nara Rohit is releasing this month plus he's getting married this week. He had faced anxious and tense moments during the shoot but managed to wrap up the film in 29 days. On the first day of the shoot, he missed the road to the location (RFC) and headed elsewhere; he was supposed to begin the shoot at 6 p.m. but started at 9 p.m.. A nail pierced his foot on the third day and then Rohit had a serious fall and injured himself. "Rohit went for his dinner break and I thought he won't come back, but he surprised me by joining the unit immediately after getting first aid ," says Prashant.
How did he come to be associated with the film? "My friend Anand Ravi came up with this story and asked me if I would be interested in directing it. I agreed and Rohit who knew me since Shankara gave his green signal. It is a political story, a hero representing the problems of the people. It is not a commercial film but has all the commercial elements in it. This film will also be an asset and make a huge difference to Rohit's career," Prashant avers.
Prashant loves watching Krishna Vamsi's films and had decided to take up direction only after seeing Gulabi which released when he was in the final year of schooling. He left his post graduation midway had worked eight years as an assistant and an associate director before bagging this chance. One wonders why he needed so many years of apprenticeship? Prashant explains, "I would take one year break between each film and my parents would become restless. Actually one learns everything with movie production and direction with two films but people stick on just for survival. Even that is not necessary. A few like Ramgopal Verma directed a film without assisting anyone. He worked for Collector Gari Abbayi and half way through he came out and started Shiva," points out Prashant.
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BEDMINSTER, NJ ( TheStreet) -- An Amarin (AMRN) primer ahead of Thursday's expected FDA approval decision for the company's prescription fish-oil pill AMR101:
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Premier League Team Guide: Newcastle United (video)
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It's been a bumpy ride for Newcastle United fans the last few years.
Relegation from the Premier League. Annihilating the Championship. Mid-table finish in the Premier League. Clinging on for dear life.
No matter how good the players are, some of the most passionate fans in the country have not been treated to a top-division title in the last 86 years. Will the Magpies win a Premier League title in this generation of fans' lifetime?
Perhaps not if they keep selling their best players (Andy Carroll) and sacking perfectly good managers (Chris Hughton). Luckily, Geordies don't seem to need much to keep them warm through the harsh Northeast winters.
Now, the club is going through somewhat of a French phase, raiding Ligue 1 for top talent. One thing is certain: it's never a dull time to be a Newcastle supporter. This year should be no different. Don't forget, you can watch every Premier League contest live on NBC Sports Network and the NBC Sports Group.
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Preventive Health Care Luminaries Form U.S. Preventive Medicine International Advisory Board
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., March 29 /PRNewswire/ — Leading preventive health care researchers, physicians and executives assembled at U.S. Preventive Medicine® Friday to outline their vision for advancing evidence-based prevention in health care.
With health care at the forefront of the national discourse, the newly formed U.S. Preventive Medicine International Advisory Board seeks to advance preventive health care as an important way to save lives and reduce costs around the world.
The International Advisory Board will explore opportunities to provide scientific rigor and professional expertise to advance a culture of wellness. The group assembled on Friday to determine research objectives, forecast industry trends and discuss the role of prevention in health care reform. International Advisory Board co-chairs Ron Loeppke, MD, MPH, FACOEM, FACPM, and David Nash, MD, MBA, led the dialogue, along with U.S. Preventive Medicine chairman and CEO Christopher Fey. Dr. Loeppke is vice chairman of U.S. Preventive Medicine and Dr. Nash is the Dean of the Jefferson School of Population Health at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia.
Fey said, "We at U.S. Preventive Medicine are energized by this unprecedented collaboration of prevention and wellness pioneers. Most of the influential academic research, clinical practices and workplace programs over the last twenty years were spearheaded by members of this Board. Bringing these great minds together presents a tremendous opportunity to move our health care system toward a more proactive approach focused on prevention."
Prevention is a concept gaining ground within the health care community. Seventy percent of U.S. deaths and 75 percent of health care costs stem from five preventable chronic conditions–heart disease, cancer, stroke, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and diabetes. Many of these deaths can be prevented through timely health screenings, healthy diets, exercise and other behavioral changes.
Dr. Loeppke said, "Now is the time for our nation's health care system to move beyond the current illness oriented, reactive medical care model and adopt a more proactive, wellness-oriented health care model. This means scientifically rigorous prevention research; robust education and professional development; and the integration of prevention throughout the global health care ecosystem. Our collaboration of preventive health care innovators from the medical, academic and business communities is united in pursuit of that goal."
The Board will focus on the following objectives:
- Mobilize thought leaders and professional organizations that are focused on the clinical, educational and practical elements of prevention.
- Synthesize the literature and research findings of the scientific and economic case for prevention, including evidence based clinical prevention guidelines.
- Crystallize a research agenda to evaluate the value of health and the power of prevention.
- Create enduring material in the form of a journal supplement that will document the health impact of implementing a prevention model and detailing future areas of research.
Dr. Nash said, "The International Advisory Board is committed to moving preventive health care forward. We will conduct research to quantify the value of prevention; explore global health risks and emerging trends; and provide direction for advancing a culture of health."
Members of the newly-formed board include George Anderson, MD, MPH, retired major general of the U.S. Air Force and executive director of The Society of the Federal Health Agencies; Sir Mansel Aylward, CB, chair of Public Health Wales and director of the Centre for Psychosocial and Disability Research; Catherine Baase, MD, global director of health services for The Dow Chemical Company; Wayne N. Burton, MD, adjunct professor, University of Illinois Chicago; Robert N. Butler, MD, president and CEO of the International Longevity Center, USA; Michael Critelli, retired former chairman of Pitney Bowes; Dee W. Edington, PhD, director of the Health Management Research Center, University of Michigan; James F. Fries, MD, professor of medicine, emeritus, Stanford University; Ron Z. Goetzel, PhD, director of the Institute for Health and Productivity Studies, Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University and vice president of consulting and applied research for Thompson Reuters; Sandra Gibson Hassink, MD, director of the Nemours Pediatric Obesity Initiative, DuPont Hospital; Pamela A. Hymel, MD, MPH, FACOEM, senior director of integrated health and corporate medical director for Cisco Systems; Ronald C. Kessler, PhD, Department of Health Care Policy, Harvard Medical School; Jaspal S. Kooner, MBBS, MD, FRCP, head of clinical cardiology and consultant cardiologist, Ealing Hospital NHS Trust; M. Akram Khan, MD, FACC, FSCAI, president of The Center for Preventive Medicine North Texas and the Cardiac Center of Texas; John J. (Jack) Mahoney, MD, MPH chief medical officer, Center for Health Value Innovation; Chris McSwain, director of global benefits for Whirlpool Corp.; Cyndy Nayer, MA, president and CEO, Center for Health Value Innovation; Sean Nicholson, PhD, associate professor, Department of Policy Analysis and Management at Cornell University; S. Jay Olshansky, PhD, professor, School of Public Health, The Population Research Center; Tom Parry, PhD, president of the Integrated Benefits Institute; and Andrew Webber, president and CEO, the National Business Coalition on Health.
About U.S. Preventive Medicine
U.S. Preventive Medicine® (www.USPreventiveMedicine.com) is leading a global preventive health care movement focused on saving lives and money by keeping people healthy and better managing chronic conditions before they progress. The company provides a suite of innovative wellness, chronic condition management, concierge, care advocacy, and executive health services–all based on the clinical science of preventive medicine. The world's first preventive health benefit, The Prevention Plan(TM) (www.moregoodyears.com) moves beyond traditional wellness to identify each individual's top health risks and design a customized action plan supported 24×7 by nurse coaches. The company is one of the few accredited in wellness and health promotion by NCQA as well as disease management by URAC.
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MICHAEL ARENELLA is at an open-air flea market in Lambertville, N.J., his fedora-topped head leaning over a gramophone. He winds the crank, lifts the arm and places the needle on a 78. Out of the old oak box comes a voice from the past: Arthur Fields singing "In My Tippy Canoe" in 1921. Mr. Arenella stands silently, hands in his pockets, taking in every crackly note.
Other shoppers stop to figure out where the music is coming from. To their delighted surprise, they see Mr. Arenella, a 34-year-old jazz musician and bandleader from Brooklyn who looks as if he had stepped through some wormhole in the space-time continuum. He is 6-foot-1 and dressed in windowpane-checked pants, a blue paisley ascot, a red-and-white checked shirt, a herringbone vest, a blazer with a blue pocket handkerchief, cap-toe faux-crocodile ankle boots, a pinkie ring and a brown fedora. A few people wander over to check him — and the gramophone — out. But most just stare, smile and walk on, this vision of the '20s brightening a mundane, modern New Jersey day.
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NTIA seeks to deploy software to protect domain name system
Thursday - 3/29/2012, 8:51am EDT
One Commerce agency is going deep into the Internet's plumbing to help cyber security.
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration told a House panel it is trying to expand deployment of technology known as DNS-SEC. The software protects the domain name system that ties website names to their numerical addresses.
Fiona Alexander, NTIA's associate administrator, said DNS-SEC was already installed on Internet root servers, but wider deployment would make the net even safer. She said the technology should also be used by domain name registrars, service providers and software vendors. DNS-SEC prevents bad actors from misdirecting users to malicious websites.
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DUBAI (ICIS)--Sadara Chemical is on track to start up its 1.5m tonne/year mixed feed cracker in 2015 and the facility could come on stream earlier than the middle of the year, an industry source said on Tuesday.
The source was speaking to ICIS at the sidelines of the 8th annual Gulf Petrochemicals and Chemicals (GPCA) Forum in Dubai.
Sadara's chemical complex in Jubail Industrial City II in Saudi Arabia is a joint venture between US' Dow Chemical and Saudi Aramco. It is a fully integrated project that will comprise 26 world-scale manufacturing units and will be the first in the Middle East to use refinery liquids, such as naphtha, as feedstock.
The company had earlier said in a statement that the project start-up was planned for mid-2015, with full operations of the petrochemical complex expected in 2016.
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NHL Game Night 2/17: Lightning at PanthersSubmitted by chad on February 17, 2007 - 22:36
The Good News = Lightning move into a tie for first place in the Southeast Division
The Bad News = Tampa Bay fails to get both points, and possible injuries to Ranger and Fedotenko.
Tampa Bay-4 (Overtime)
With Atlanta's loss in Ottawa this afternoon, the Lightning needed just one point to move into a first place tie with the Thrashers. The held on for the point, but fell in overtime in South Florida 5-4 to the Panthers. Tampa now leads the division by tiebreaker with 69 points and hold the No.3 seed. Atlanta also has 69 and the Hurricanes, who won tonight in Montreal, are 2 back at 67. The Lightning has a game in hand on both division rivals.
The Panthers won their first game in extra time this year and move to 57 points, 2 ahead of Washington for 13th place in the conference. They are 9 points out of a playoff spot.
Back to the game … Johan Holmqvist struggled at times in net for Tampa, stopping 25 of 30 shots. The Lightning only put up 20 shots on Ed Belfour, including just 3 in the final period. Part of the reason for the low shot total was the absolutely horrific ice conditions that both teams battled. No less than three goals were the direct or indirect result of the puck jumping over or off of a stick. With 6 minutes left in the third period, the teams had combined for 5 shots and what seemed like 2 dozen giveaways. It was awful to watch, but both teams had to deal with it.
The "Lightnings,†as they were referred to by Panthers analyst Denis Potvin at one point, got goals from Martin St. Louis (2), Dan Boyle, and Eric Perrin. Assists were compiled by Vaclav Prospal (2), Vincent Lecavalier (2), Boyle, Perrin, and Brad Richards.
Ruslan Fedotenko suffered a thigh or knee injury when he was hit by Bryan Allen's raised knee late in the third. No penalty was called on the play. Paul Ranger also left the game with an injury, but the Panthers broadcast never addressed it. They were too busy fawning over Allen's hit on Fedotenko.
Blair Jones was a scratch for the Lightning and Erik Erlendsson of the Tampa Tribune speculates he could be sent back to Springfield on Monday.
1st Period
Florida 1:47, Ruslan Salei 6 (power play) (unassisted)
Florida 4:02, Stephen Weiss 12 (Nathan Horton, Martin Gelinas)
Tampa Bay 6:09, Martin St. Louis 34 (Vaclav Prospal, Vincent Lecavalier)
Tampa Bay 11:03, Eric Perrin 10 (Brad Richards)
Tampa Bay 16:28, Martin St. Louis 35 (Dan Boyle, Vincent Lecavalier)
2nd Period
Florida 6:48, Bryan Allen 2 (Stephen Weiss, Martin Gelinas)
Tampa Bay 11:11, Dan Boyle 13 (power play) (Eric Perrin, Vaclav Prospal)
3rd Period
Florida 11:28, Ville Peltonen 10 (power play) (Olli Jokinen, Steve Montador)
OT Period
Florida 0:29, Nathan Horton 19 (Jay Bouwmeester, Stephen Weiss)
Gamesheet from NHL.com
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CHL Game Night: 2/16 (Updated)Submitted by chad on February 17, 2007 - 00:00
Mississauga 5 @ Brampton 0
Chris Lawrence had an assist in the IceDogs win and also finished plus-2. A relatively quiet night for Lawrence considering his recent hot streak.
Erie 2 @ Owen Sound 7
Do you criticize Kevin Beech for letting in 7 goals, or praise him for making 72 saves? Judging from the fact he was named the game's third star as the visiting goalie, it's the latter. It also turns out Beech was the "lucky" goalie to be in net when Marek Bartanus finally scored. Bartanus had a goal and was plus-2. Bartanus had gone 24 games without scoring a goal. It was his fifth of the year.
Vancouver 1 @ Prince George 3
Vladimir Mihalik was scoreless and plus-2 with 4 PIM as Prince George beat Vancouver 3-1 Friday. Mihalik had tripping and holding calls against him.
Kelowna 5 @ Everett 6 (Shootout)
Dane Crowley was plus-1 and scoreless for the Silvertips in their 6-5 home shootout win over Kelowna.
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AHL Game Night 2/16: Falcons at BruinsSubmitted by chad on February 16, 2007 - 23:46
0-2 tonight for Lightning farm teams.
Springfield again outshot their opponent (28-25), but for the second straight game came away with a loss. Karri Ramo stopped 22 shots in net and the Falcons got goals from Eric Healey and Marek Kvapil. Norm Milley, Matt Smaby, Justin Keller, and Dan Cavanaugh added assists. Though Jonathan Boutin was declared healthy and has practiced the last three days, Gerald Coleman served as the backup.
First Period
PRO Leach, (1) (Krejci, Kalus), 0:56
Second Period
PRO Hoggan, (2) (Krejci, Curry), 4:47
SPR Healey, (23) (Smaby, Milley), 10:55 (PP)
PRO Talbot, (1) (Walter, Trevelyan), 11:06
SPR Kvapil, (12) (Keller, Cavanaugh), 15:33
Third Period
No Scoring
Gamesheet from AHL.com
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ECHL Game Night 2/16: Chiefs at CyclonesSubmitted by chad on February 16, 2007 - 23:34
Johnstown-4 (Overtime)
Adam Henrich had two goals and an assist and Stan Lascek scored one and one to break his five game scoreless streak, but the Chiefs fell to Cincinnati 5-4 in overtime. John Adams had two assists for the Chiefs and Dmitri Tarabrin added one and one, also. Jean Desrochers had one assist, setting up the Chiefs' first goal. Henrich earned third star honors for his efforts.
Both Morgan Cey (9 of 12) and Ryan Munce (23 of 25) saw action in net for Johnstown. Munce took the loss in relief.
First Period
CIN Deitsch, (21) (Daoust, Aubin), 7:47
JHN Tarabrin, (10) (Desrochers, Henrich), 12:51
JHN Henrich, (12) (MacLean, Lascek), 15:58 (PP)
Second Period
JHN Henrich, (13) (Adams), 2:48
CIN Deitsch, (22) (Aubin, Daoust), 4:42
CIN Martens, (1) (Aubin, Daoust), 7:34
JHN Lascek, (9) (Adams, Tarabrin), 8:51 (PP)
Third Period
CIN Daoust, (18) (Martens), 0:28
CIN Daoust, (19) (Deitsch, Martin), 4:51
Gamesheet from ECHL.com
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Springfield Notes: Boutin Back, Spina Moved to CenterSubmitted by chad on February 16, 2007 - 11:12
According to today's Springfield Republican:
Jonathan Boutin has returned from injury (which was a concussion) and the team will carry three goaltenders into the weekend: Boutin, Karri Ramo, and Gerald Coleman. The paper says that a roster move could be made on Monday. Of interest here is Tampa Bay GM Jay Feaster telling the Tampa papers today that he doesn't want to deal off a player from the NHL roster, but instead - if a deal is to be made - he would use a prospect/pick. Tampa currently has three AHL-caliber goaltenders. Hmmmm…..
Also, Falcons Coach Steve Stirling plans to permanently move David Spina to center. Stirling likes the way Spina and Kyle Wanvig work with each other and the physical presence of Brandon Elliott on that line. The Republican points out Spina assisted on all three of Wanvig's goals against Hartford the other night.
Probable top-3 lines entering the weekend:
Eric Healey – Daniel Corso – Norm Milley
Kyle Wanvig – David Spina – Brandon Elliott
Marek Kvapil – Dan Cavanaugh – Justin Keller
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The No. 15 Central Missouri mens basketball team fell to Northeastern State 84-82 in the MIAA quarterfinal on Friday in Kansas City, rallying back from a 15-point second-half deficit but ultimately falling short.
The Mules had a chance to win the game at the buzzer, but Daylen Robinson could not connect on a shot from close to mid-court.
UCM trailed 61-46 with 8:06 to play in the game before Preston Brunz scored eight points in a row. After another Northeastern State run, Robinson hit a 3-pointer to make it 70-64 with 4:19 left, but Northeastern State extended the lead to double digits again before a 16-8 UCM run over the final 3:21.
UCM led 16-13 midway through a first half in which both teams struggled offensively. Northeastern State reclaimed the lead with a 4-0 run before the Mules answered, leading 25-24 with 2:00 left in the half. The RiverHawks took the lead again at the end of the half and the Mules never led again.
Brunz, Robinson and Dillon Deck each scored 17 points for the Mules. Charles Hammork added 10 points and 10 rebounds.
UCM must wait on the selection committee to see if it makes the NCAA Division II tournament.


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Herbed Mashed Potatoes
Cook the garlic along with the potatoes, then stir in the fresh herbs before mashing. You can use any combination of herbs you like for this delicious holiday side dish recipe.
- Makes:
- 8 servings
- Prep:
- 25 mins
- Cook:
- 20 mins
- Stand:
- 5 mins
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Herbed Mashed Potatoes
pounds round red or white potatoes
cloves garlic, minced
tablespoons butter
cup water
teaspoon salt
tablespoons snipped fresh parsley
tablespoons snipped fresh chives
tablespoons snipped fresh oregano
tablespoons snipped fresh thyme
tablespoons snipped fresh rosemary
cup mayonnaise
cup dairy sour cream
Half-and-half, light cream, or milk
Salt and ground white or black pepper
Snipped fresh herbs (optional)
- Peel potatoes, if desired, and cut up. In a Dutch oven combine potatoes, garlic, 4 tablespoons of the butter, the water, and salt. Bring to boiling; reduce heat. Simmer, covered, for 20 to 25 minutes or until tender. Stir in parsley, chives, oregano, thyme, and rosemary. Let stand 5 minutes.
- Using a potato masher, mash mixture until nearly smooth. Stir in mayonnaise and sour cream. Add enough half-and-half (about 1/2 cup) to desired consistency. Season to taste with salt and pepper (about 1/2 teaspoon each).
- Melt remaining 2 tablespoons butter and drizzle over potatoes. Sprinkle with additional fresh herbs, if desired. Makes 8 to 10 servings.
From the Test Kitchen
Test Kitchen Tip:
The mashed potatoes can be prepared ahead of serving time and kept warm up to 2 hours in a slow cooker. Before topping with butter, transfer prepared potatoes to a slow cooker, then drizzle with butter and sprinkle with herbs. Cover and keep warm on low-heat setting.
Nutrition Facts(Herbed Mashed Potatoes)
- Per serving:
- 269 kcal cal.,
- 15 g fat
- (7 g sat. fat,
- 1 g polyunsaturated fat,
- 5 g monounsatured fat),
- 35 mg chol.,
- 568 mg sodium,
- 31 g carb.,
- 3 g fiber,
- 3 g sugar,
- 5 g pro.
- Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet


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10 CFR 2.201 - Notice of violation.
(a) In response to an alleged violation of any provision of the Act or this chapter or the conditions of a license or an order issued by the Commission, the Commission may serve on the licensee or other person subject to the jurisdiction of the Commission a written notice of violation; a separate notice may be omitted if an order pursuant to § 2.202 or demand for information pursuant to § 2.204 is issued that otherwise identifies the apparent violation. The notice of violation will concisely state the alleged violation and may require that the licensee or other person submit, within 20 days of the date of the notice or other specified time, a written explanation or statement in reply if the Commission believes that the licensee has not already addressed all the issues contained in the notice of violation, including:
(1) Corrective steps which have been taken by the licensee or other person and the results achieved;
(b) The notice may require the licensee or other person subject to the jurisdiction of the Commission to admit or deny the violation and to state the reasons for the violation, if admitted. It may provide that, if an adequate reply is not received within the time specified in the notice, the Commission may issue an order or a demand for information as to why the license should not be modified, suspended or revoked or why such other action as may be proper should not be taken.
[56 FR 40684, Aug. 15, 1991, as amended at 61 FR 43408, Aug. 22, 1996]
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Food was delicious and staff was very friendly. I only wish I lived around here so I could come back!!! Would definitely recommend.
The food was exceptional I was very pleased with the portion. It is a bit pricey .
A great, dedicated gluten free restaurant. Nice to be able to order anything off the menu and not worry. Went for lunch on my first visit and had the chicken pesto with arugula on a gf baguette and homemade chips. Very tasty and flavorful and was just enough to be filling, but not overly so. Maybe a bit pricey, but that's just a fact of life for the gluten free. Definitely worth it for the quality of food and peace of mind in a completely gf environment. Looking forward to going back for brunch!
Yaaaay! Finally a 100 % gluten free in Nashville! No worry of cross contamination! Lunch, dinner & amazing weekend brunch. Beer, wine, ciders & a great patio! Homemade bread is so light & fluffy. I always get the biscuits & gravy as an appetizer for brunch! Pancakes, French toast, Eggs Benedict etc. soups are homemade daily as well as salad dressings. Everything is fresh! Burgers, pizza, sandwiches, salads for lunch & dinner menu has pasta, scallops, filet, mac n cheese, fried chicken etc. always a homemade dessert. So delicious and so nice to be able to order off the whole menu. The owner opened this restaurant because she has to Eat gluten free and wanted to provide a place where people like her could eat...refreshing. A restaurant with a purpose:)
Specifically came here for pizza and wasn't told they were out of pizza (at 5:30 on a Saturday night) until after I ordered my appetizer. Major fail.
AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING! The only 100% gluten free restaurant in Nashville. What a gift to eat out safely and be able to choose anything on the menu! A little pricey, but worth it to eat high-quality celiac-safe meals. Most of their ingredients are sourced locally when possible. All very fresh. Warm, trendy atmosphere inside. For dinner, I had their bruschetta, giant diver scallops, mascarpone mashed potatoes, and tried others' buttermilk fried chicken and herb seasoned french fries...all amazing! Their lunch and brunch menus look delectable, too. This will become a regular spot!
Only entirely gf restaurant in Nashville.Entire menu is gluten free. 100% gluten free kitchen. formerly A Matter of Taste on franklin rd. Moved to east Nashville now open 7 days a week for lunch and dinner and serving beer and wine. Weekend brunch & lunch from 11-3
The food at AMOT tasted good, but the prices were very high.
Absolutely fabulous. Yes, it's a very small place but they are moving to a larger location and will be serving both lunch and dinner. Can't remember if she said when they are moving. We got there early about 11:30, which was great because the place filled up (so glad to see a dedicated GF restaurant frequented by so many). The takeout business was non stop. The waitress was adorable and she took care of all the tables and the takeout orders. I had a cheeseburger to die for (it was a special that day and not on the regular menu, I but it should be) with a buttered bun that was soft and totally yummy. It was topped with sautéed romaine (thought that was strange but I'm a believer now) huge slice of tomato and red onion pieces and savory sweet potato fries. I was only going to eat half of the burger tbut I couldn't resist. Also had to have a cheesecake bar for dessert. My husband had a very substantial chicken salad sandwich on thickly sliced regular bread. Don't miss this place if you're in Nashville. Wish I had gone back the next day. People with Celiac Disease living in Nashville are very fortunate to have this restaurant option.
I absolutely loved the home feel of the place. I ordered the Turkey Brie and White Bean Chicken Chilli. It was absolutely delicious and completely gluten free!
Wonderful food and service! I had a cup of tomato bail soup and half a turkey/brie sandwich and both were excellent. Husband loved his hot pastrami sandwich. what a find for two Knoxvillians.
EXCELLENT & delightful! Absolutely perfect. So happy to discover this gem!!!
Our favorite lunch and brunch spot. Amazing food and service. Those who are avoiding gluten and those who aren't will love it.
Really good food and all GF! Cute little restaurant, not good for huge parties, due to space restrictions, but food was great. had a Turkey Brie sandwich that was delicious and tried one of all the baked goods left at 2 pm...the Blondie was out of this world! only wish they were open more!
Amazing restaurant except for the limited hours! The food here is truly amazing and it is great because it is all GF so you don't have to worry about contamination. I always grab a cookie or brownie while I'm there as well since they are delicious. I've taken several coworkers there and they've all been very impressed with the food even though they aren't GF.
Amazing food. Amazing service. Pizzas every Friday! They don't use cheap ingredients - there is NO CORN in anything but corn muffins!!
We really wanted to love this place. The whole menu is gluten free and they offer non-GF items too. Quaint storefront and good-looking catering menu. Staff was kind and the locals that pop in for lunch seem to really enjoy it. We just didn't love the dishes we ordered. I think our whole family ordered turkey sandwiches, so maybe it was just our menu choice. Seems worth visiting if you haven't.
Absolutely amazing. Loved the atmosphere. Great food, the gf bread was very good. And for dessert I had the gf brownie, it was one of the best I've had.
YUMMY! super friendly!
Super legit. Was on a business trip and ate here 4 times. Very nice staff. The gf bread is unique and tasty.
This is probably the first restaurant where I could eat the bread and not have it crumble and it tasted so good. I wish this was my hometown so that I could visit it over and over! Well worth a GF detour if you are in Nashville!
This is hands down the best place I have ever eaten. The food is out of this word delicious and everything, yes EVERYTHING on the menu is gluten free. We had the had sandwich and soup and even my mother and sister (who are not gluten free) said the gluten free bread was amazing. The desserts are fantastic as well. The best part is I didn't feel sick at all after eating there, like I often do at other restaurants. I cannot recommend this restaurant enough. If you are in Nashville you have to stop by (I recommend the Turkey melt, yum!).
Our daughter had a turkey sandwich on GF bread. The turkey was dry and the bread was cut in thick irregular slices with burned edges. She ate most of it. The soup was good. The cookies were homemade and delicious! It is a very tiny place, kind of crowded but very friendly waitress.
Delicious GF bread! Yummy cookies!
I went on a Friday & had their chili as well as their pizza, and their fruit tea and it was all DIVINE! An absolute favorite restaurant of mine!!
They make gluten free bread at the facility and order regular bread. You can order gluten free loafs of bread for 8$.


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Letters: Death penalty, OMBAC and more
No, death penalty doesn't make us safer
I continue to read patently false statements from proponents that the death penalty deters crime. Enough of this falsehood! As a research scientist, I have reviewed many of the statistical studies that are used to propagate this myth.
None of the studies meet standards for good data and balanced analysis. In 2008, I presented this testimony to the California Commission on Fair Administration of Justice debunking the "deterrence myth." While free speech is protected, it is truly sad that those associated with the criminal justice system continue to spread this disinformation.
Spreading this falsehood is disingenuous and a disservice to the public. Judge Carney who ruled California's death penalty is unconstitutional also examined the evidence and concluded the death penalty is not a deterrent and does not make communities safer. Mr. Jeffs is correct that a slight majority of Californians favor the death penalty ("Californians want the death penalty," Letters, July 19).
In 2012, Proposition 34, which would have replaced this dysfunctional and costly system with life without parole, lost by only 2 percent. Almost 6 million California voters wanted the death penalty to end. - K. Michael Peddecord, Professor Emeritus, Public Health, San Diego State University
Kudos to OMBAC from first-timers
Last weekend, we competed in the Old Mission Beach Athletic Club's Over-the-Line Tournament. Though we'd never attended it, we knew its reputation. Yes, many of the team names are comically vulgar, and a general lewdness pervades the venue. Alcohol is omnipresent (although we saw no excessiveness or drunken brawls).
One aspect, however, pleasantly surprised us: the respect that teams showed one another. Opposing teams were quick to offer congratulations on nice plays, high-fived each other as they traded places in the field, and even shared defensive strategies after games. We saw no signs of poor sportsmanship, even among the most competitive teams. In an age when trash talking is encouraged, we experienced the very unexpected pleasure of competing with true gentlemen (and women).
Unapologetically lewd, this lighthearted tournament left us battered and bruised, but also triumphant in having finally participated in this San Diego tradition. OMBAC Over-the-Line should definitely be considered a source of pride for America's Finest City. - Bill Fish, Joe Sardina, Steve Greenfield, Class of 1981, Clairemont High School
Vet halls need relief on property taxes
Senate Bill 1152 would provide some much-needed tax relief to the many Veterans of Foreign Wars, AMVETS and American Legion organizations which own property ("Vet halls deserve tax change," Op-Ed, July 19).
The bill is needlessly being held up in the Revenue and Tax Committee though it receives wide support throughout the state. I have called some on the committee staff and could not get a valid reason for this needless hold. Six of the members on the staff will not receive emails from those outside their districts. I am both the American Legion 282 commander and the VFW 1774 commander. I know that some American Legion and VFW halls are contemplating closing because their costs continue to rise while the number of veterans on their rolls decreases (due to the deaths of World War II, Korea, and Vietnam War veterans) and at the same time the resources formerly used for veterans are now being spent for taxes.


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Epiphany Eyewear: the not-as-smart glasses you can pre-order today
April 5, 2013
Are you pulling your hair out waiting for Google Glass to launch? One company has an alternative that you can pre-order right now. There is, however, a big catch. Actually, make that several big catches – as the device's limitations might be too numerous for you to bother.
Glass rival?
Epiphany Eyewear is a Google Glass alternative ... sort of. Before we get to the drawbacks, it actually has one big advantage over Glass. Namely, you can wear it without looking like you have a computer attached to your face. The glasses, created by Vergence Labs, look mostly like a regular pair of sunglasses.
The drawback, though, is that this computer doesn't do much more than a regular pair of sunglasses does. Okay, so it will capture point of view videos. It will also adjust the degree of shade that its lenses provide (yep, we're talking computerized transition lenses). Hell, it even has up to 32 GB of on-board storage.
As for its other features ... well, there are none. Google Glass should come to market with a suite of Google apps (expect modified versions of Google Now, Google Maps, Gmail, etc.) and the fruit of countless third-party developers' imaginations. Epiphany Eyewear ... uh ... takes videos and stores data.
Okay, so that's not entirely fair. As we already mentioned, it adjusts the lenses' tint. It also lets you share those first-person videos on your favorite social networks. And you can take those videos without looking like a character from Star Trek.
But Epiphany Eyewear's biggest limitation is that it has no display. So after you record those videos, you'll have to watch them elsewhere. It also has no voice recognition capabilities. No turn-by-turn navigation, no video chat, no notifications, no augmented reality of any kind. Just ... recording lots of POV videos. Maybe amateur pornographers will find something useful here.
A different product
So the Google Glass comparison isn't really fair. While Glass is an entirely new computing platform, Epiphany is a camera and some flash memory attached to a regular-looking pair of sunglasses.
Epiphany will almost certainly cost much less than Glass. Google hasn't announced its pricing, but Epiphany starts at US$300 for the 8 GB model (it also comes in 16 GB and 32 GB versions).
Though you can pre-order Epiphany Eyewear today, it might only beat Glass to market by a few months. Vergence Labs estimates a "late [Northern hemisphere] summer" ship date. We expect Google Glass to ship by the end of 2013.
You can read up more on these not-as-smart glasses at the source link below.
Source: Epiphany Eyewear via Venturebeat
"At least you'll look a bit less nerdy than you will wearing Glass"
In Clark Kent's hand-me-downs?
Hardly..!Keith Reeder
I like them. Will use for recording my rc airplane flights.JimRD
That's great! Price is right. It's potentially a platform that can develop without the know-it-alls at Google to pretend they invented such things.
A real opportunity for a small company to make companion products and no I'm not going to describe them so Google can use the new Patent Law they paid for to literally steal the ideas.attoman
@JimD You're going to put these sunglasses on your RCairplane? Cool!!!!Artem Down
The last I heard, Google Glass was pre-selling at $1500 per pair!!!! Hello?????? I certainly hope they have different attributes--coming from Google! But who the heck wants to pay $1500 for a first generation?! At least the Epiphany design has fashion appeal, is affordable for the average gadget lover, and will provide loads of fun.
I see Epiphany Eyewear also provides an upload site YouGen.tv.incogneato