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When this Kipper was growing up in Abu Dhabi in the 80's, there wasn't so much as a mall, or a movie theatre to go to, or even cable TV. A two-hour road trip to Dubai was as exciting as it got: it had malls! An ice rink! Granted, they were pretty archaic, especially in comparison to the array of entertainment we have today, but they did the trick.
Put simply, the UAE used to be a pretty tame place. Our outings consisted of family boat trips out to the beach, play dates at friends' houses, and biking or skateboarding around our houses. There were, of course, moments of unbearable boredom (one summer spent watching reruns of Beverly Hills 90210 ad nauseum comes to mind), but on the whole, it was a pretty great childhood, even if it wasn't filled with malls, parties, amusement parks, coffee shops, etc.
Today's article in The National entitled "Keeping Dubai teenagers safe in the face of boredom" leads with the tragic story of a 15-year old schoolboy who fell to his death from an apartment block last month after a night of partying with his friends. Media reports once again went on to make assumptions about teenagers' lives, and how an excess of activities, or a lack thereof, or even how teenagers not working throughout summer months could lead to boredom and depression. Except this was all speculation, and no one will ever really know what happened to Harry Harling – and we fear this speculation may harm his family, rather than comfort them.
Kipp agrees, to a certain extent, that this generation is spoilt for choice, and that this can lead to a certain apathy towards life. The same can be said of having a lack of choice, which is what this Kipper lived through as a youngster. But there we no warnings or media speculation about how this boredom could affect us at the time, and it felt like we didn't have the chance to bask in those kinds of excuses. We are not denying the dangers of the modern world, even through all of its bounty, but Kipp wonders: how much of this media speculation becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy?

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We won't list the exact level in which each Guest Fishes appear, since the sequence has been modified several times after each game update (but we do list the levels in which any given guest fish can will show up). It does not matter actually, since you have the plant combo below, you just need to identify the fish name and find it in our list. If you are new to the game, read our Nemo's Reef Walkthrough.
Before You Start
How To Keep Guest Fishes? & How to Get Guest Fishes to appear?
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Guest Fishes are not attracted by any type of rare plant or plant combination. Guest fishes appear every four levels, most of the time through quests. You shouldn't worry about making them appear, but rather to keep them when they appear, and if you don't do anything, they will eventually leave the Reef. Guest fishes can be kept in your Reef by placing a certain plant, coral or stone, or a combination of all those. We created a list below that shows the exact plant or plant formula to keep Guest Fishes. Finally, different players get different Guest Fishes at the same level and your Vitality Score does not modify the chances of getting Guest Fishes more often
How To Get Rare Fishes?
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Rare Fishes, unlike Guest Fishes, do appear instantly if you grow the right type of Rare Plant. You do not need to combine (plane near each other) Rare Plants, just growing a single type is enough to get the Rare Fish to appear and stay.
What You Need To Know About Rare Plants
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Rare Plants always come from Mystery Seeds or Extraordinary Mystery Seeds. Mystery Seeds do not guarantee you to grow a Rare Plant, while the extraordinary DO. However, the extraordinary seeds won't always give you a NEW type of rare plant, it could in fact be a repeated species that you already have in your Reef. One last awesome tip is that you can in fact find out if the seed you are growing will turn out to be a Rare Plant, if it sparkles, it will. Jusst stare at the seed you just planted. Also, always plant sets of 5 Rare Seeds, since most of them won't yield Rare Plants afterall.
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|Red Seahorse
|1 Bright Green Bonsai + 1 Green Marine Bonsai
|White Seahorse
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|White Seadragon
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|Yellow Seadragon
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|Yellow Jellyfish
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|Light Blue Jellyfish
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|Pink Jellyfish
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|Yellow Octopus
|1 Shell + 1 Rock + 1 Light Green Marine Shrub + 1 Flat Rock
|Red Octopus
|1 Red Cirripathes + 1 Lilac Cirripathes
|Green Octopus
|1 Green Sea Flower
|Orange Octopus
|1 Big Yellow-Green Seaweed + 1 Heap of Stones
List of Levels in Which Guest Fishes Appear
- Level 5
- Level 9
- Level 11
- Level 15
- Level 18
- Level 21
- Level 23
- Level 25
- Level 28
- Level 31
- Level 36
- Level 38
- Level 40
Complete List of Rare Plants to Attract Rare Fishes
In the last rows, we included the Rare Fishes that you obtain from Saturday's Challenges, most of them require to grow rare plants.
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|Rare Fish
|Green Thalassia
|Green Parrotfish
|Pink Water Hyssop Flowers
|Pink Emperor Angelfish
|Amber Sea Nymph
|Yellow Lionfish
|Yellow Thalassia
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|Orange Mandarinfish
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|Green Trumpetfish
|Orange Water Hyssop Flowers
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|Brown Himanthalia Elongata
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|White Sea Nymph
|White Clown Frogfish
|Green Sea Grapes
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|Orange Lionfish
|Olive Himanthalia Elongata
|Olive Mandarinfish
|Violet Halimeda Plant
|Violet Emperor Angelfish
|Maroon Sea Grapes
|Red Trumpetfish
|Blue Himanthalia Elongata
|Blue Lionfish
|Red Kelp on Rock
|Red Parrotfish
|Blue Thalassodendron
|Blue Emperor Angelfish
|Green Halimeda Plant
|Green Emperor Angelfish
|Orange Feather Star
|Short Orange Seamoth
|White Mermaid's Fan Plant
|White Lionfish
|Yellow Feather Star
|Yellow Mandarinfish
|Blue Sea Grapes
|Blue Parrotfish
|Purple Kelp on Rock
|Pink Mandarinfish
|Yellow Mermaid's Fan Plant
|Yellow Clown Frogfish
|grow 8 different NEW rare plants
|Yellow Pajama Cadinal fish
|grow 10 rare plants in 24 hours
|Red Clown Frogfish
|collect 4000 sand dollars in 48 hours
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Article: Penning trap mass measurements utilizing highly charged ions as a path to benchmark isospin-symmetry breaking corrections in 74Rb[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Penning trap mass measurements of neutron-deficient Rb isotopes have been performed at TRIUMF's Ion Trap for Atomic and Nuclear Science (TITAN) facility by utilizing highly charged ions (HCIs). As imperative for a new approach with significant gain in measurement precision, experimental procedures, and systematic uncertainties are discussed in detail. Among the investigated nuclides, the superallowed nuclear β emitter Rb74 will especially benefit from the advantage offered by HCI because the limited attainable precision owing to its short half-life (T1/2=65 ms) represents a challenge for conventional Penning trap mass spectrometry. Motivated by an updated QEC value for Rb74 of 10 416.8(3.9) keV and its large isospin-symmetry breaking corrections, we present a new test to benchmark the consistency between theoretical models of isospin-symmetry breaking corrections in superallowed decays, the conserved vector current hypothesis, and experimental data.Physical Review C 04/2015; 91(4):045504. DOI:10.1103/PhysRevC.91.045504 · 3.88 Impact Factor
Conference Paper: A cooler Penning trap for the TITAN mass measurement facility[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The TITAN facility at TRIUMF makes use of highly charged ions, charge-bred in an electron beam ion trap, to carry out accurate mass measurements on radioactive isotopes. We report on our progress to develop a cooler Penning trap, CPET, which aims at reducing the energy spread of the ions to ≈ 1 eV/charge prior to injection into the mass measurement trap. In off-line mode, we can now trap electron plasmas for minutes, and we observe the damping of the m = 1 diocotron plasma mode within ≈ 2 s.PROCEEDINGS OF THE XII INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON ELECTRON BEAM ION SOURCES AND TRAPS, East Lansing, MI; 01/2015
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ABSTRACT: We present the isotope shifts of the $7{s}_{1/2}$ to $7{p}_{1/2}$ transition for francium isotopes ${}^{206$-${}213}\mathrm{Fr}$ with reference to $^{221}\mathrm{Fr}$ collected from two experimental periods. The shifts are measured on a sample of atoms prepared within a magneto-optical trap by a fast sweep of radio-frequency sidebands applied to a carrier laser. King plot analysis, which includes literature values for $7{s}_{1/2}$ to $7{p}_{3/2}$ isotope shifts, provides a field shift constant ratio of 1.0520(10) and a difference between the specific mass shift constants of 170(100) GHz amu between the ${D}_{1}$ and ${D}_{2}$ transitions, of sufficient precision to differentiate between ab initio calculations.Physical Review A 11/2014; 90(5). DOI:10.1103/PhysRevA.90.052502 · 2.99 Impact Factor
Article: Offline trapping of $^{221}$Fr in a magneto-optical trap from implantation of an $^{225}$Ac ion beam[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: We demonstrate a new technique to prepare an offline source of francium for trapping in a magneto-optical trap. Implanting a radioactive beam of $^{225}$Ac, $t_{1/2} = 9.920(3)$ days, in a foil, allows use of the decay products, i.e.$^{221}$Fr, $t_{1/2} = 288.0(4)$ s. $^{221}$Fr is ejected from the foil by the $\alpha$ decay of $^{225}$Ac. This technique is compatible with the online accumulation of a laser-cooled atomic francium sample for a series of planned parity non-conservation measurements at TRIUMF. We obtain a 34% release efficiency for $^{221}$Fr from the recoil source based on particle detector measurements. We find that laser cooling operation with the source is $8^{+10}_{-5}$ times less efficient than from a mass-separated ion beam of $^{221}$Fr in the current geometry. While the flux of this source is two to three orders of magnitude lower than typical francium beams from ISOL facilities, the source provides a longer-term supply of francium for offline studies.Journal of Instrumentation 09/2014; 9(10). DOI:10.1088/1748-0221/9/10/P10013 · 1.53 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: We present the concluding result from an Ives-Stilwell-type time dilation experiment using 7Li+ ions confined at a velocity of β=v/c=0.338 in the storage ring ESR at Darmstadt. A Λ-type three-level system within the hyperfine structure of the 7Li+ 3S1→3P2 line is driven by two laser beams aligned parallel and antiparallel relative to the ion beam. The lasers' Doppler shifted frequencies required for resonance are measured with an accuracy of < 4×10−9 using optical-optical double resonance spectroscopy. This allows us to verify the special relativity relation between the time dilation factor γ and the velocity β, γ 1 − β2 = 1 to within 2.3×10−9 at this velocity. The result, which is singled out by a high boost velocity β, is also interpreted within Lorentz invariance violating test theories.Physical Review Letters 09/2014; 113(12):120405(1-5). DOI:10.1103/PhysRevLett.113.120405 · 7.73 Impact Factor
Article: First Determination of the Ionization Potential of Actinium and First Observation of Optical Transitions in Ferminm[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: For the determination of the first ionization potential of actinium, 227Ac was electrodeposited on a Ta backing and covered with -1 μm Zr. From this filament, Ac atoms were evaporated at ≥ 1250 °C. By resonant excitation with UV light of 388.67 nm and subsequent excitation with light of ca. 568 nm, Ac was ionized in an external electrical field. By determining the ionization thresholds as a function of the electrical field strength and by extrapolation to zero field strength, the first ionization potential of 43398(3) cm−1 = 5.3807(3) eV was measured.Journal of Nuclear Science and Technology 08/2014; 39(sup3):86-89. DOI:10.1080/00223131.2002.10875414 · 1.45 Impact Factor
Article: Progress towards precision measurements of beta-decay correlation parameters using atom and ion traps[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The correlations of the decay products following the beta decay of nuclei have a long history of providing a low-energy probe of the fundamental symmetries of our universe. Over half a century ago, the correlation of the electrons following the decay of polarized 60Co demonstrated that parity is not conserved in weak interactions. Today, the same basic idea continues to be applied to search for physics beyond the standard model: make precision measurements of correlation parameters and look for deviations compared to their standard model predictions. Efforts to measure these parameters to the 0.1% level utilizing atom and ion trapping techniques are described.
Conference Paper: Modern Ives-Stilwell experiments at storage rings: large boosts meet high precision[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: We give a brief overview of time dilation tests using high-resolution laser spectroscopy at heavy-ion storage rings. We reflect on the various methods used to eliminate the first-order Doppler effect and on the pitfalls encountered, and comment on possible extensions at future facilities providing relativistic heavy ion beams at γ ≫ 1.Sixth Meeting on CPT and Lorentz Symmetry, Bloomington, USA, 17 – 21 June 2013, Bloomington, USA; 03/2014
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ABSTRACT: TITAN (TRIUMF's Ion Trap for Atomic and Nuclear science) at TRIUMF's rare isotope beam facility ISAC is an advanced Penning trap based mass spectrometer dedicated to precise and accurate mass determinations. An overview of TITAN, the measurement technique and a highlight of recent mass measurements of the short-lived nuclides important to the nuclear structure program at TITAN are presented.The European Physical Journal Conferences 02/2014; 66:02030. DOI:10.1051/epjconf/20146602030
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ABSTRACT: High-precision and accurate atomic mass measurements are vital for the description of nuclear structure, investigations of nuclear astrophysical processes, and tests of fundamental symmetries. We report on mass measurements of short-lived highly charged ions using the TITAN Penning-trap mass spectrometer at TRIUMF. To increase the overall efficiency and precision of the mass measurement of highly charged ions, an addition to the TITAN system, the novel cooler Penning trap CPET is discussed.Hyperfine Interactions 01/2014; 227(1-3). DOI:10.1007/s10751-014-1020-0 · 0.21 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: We report on the successful commissioning of the Francium Trapping Facility at TRIUMF. Large laser-cooled samples of francium are produced from a francium ion beam delivered by the ISAC radioactive ion beam facility. The ion beam is neutralized on an yttrium foil, which is subsequently heated to transfer the atoms into the magneto-optical trapping region. We have successfully trapped $^{207}$Fr, $^{209}$Fr and $^{221}$Fr, with a maximum of $2.5 \times 10^5$ $^{209}$Fr atoms. The neutral cold atoms will be used in studies of the weak interaction through measurements of atomic parity non-conservation.Journal of Instrumentation 12/2013; 8(12). DOI:10.1088/1748-0221/8/12/P12006 · 1.53 Impact Factor
Article: Evidence for the extinction of the N=20 neutron-shell closure for ^{32}Mg from direct mass measurements[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The "island of inversion" around ^{32}Mg is one of the most important paradigms for studying the disappearance of the stabilizing "magicity" of a shell closure. We present the first Penning-trap mass measurements of the exotic nuclides ^{29−31}Na and ^{30−34}Mg, which allow precise determination of the empirical shell gap for ^{32}Mg. The new value of 1.10(3) MeV is the smallest observed shell gap for any nuclide with a canonical magic number.Physical Review C 11/2013; 88(5). DOI:10.1103/PhysRevC.88.054317 · 3.88 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: TRIUMF's neutral atom trap for β decay (TRINAT) has been used to measure the most accurate β-ν correlation. Plans include improving that measurement, and also carrying out a full program of spin-polarized β decay correlation measurements complementary to the decay of the neutronHyperfine Interactions 10/2013; DOI:10.1007/s10751-013-0887-5 · 0.21 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Precision determinations of ground state or even isomeric state masses reveal fingerprints of nuclear structure. In particular, at the limits of existence for very neutron-rich or -deficient isotopes, one can extract detailed information about nuclear structure from separation energies or binding energies. Mass measurements are important to uncover new phenomena, to test new theoretical predictions, or to refine model approaches. For example, the N = 28 shell has proven more stable than previously expected; however, the predicted new "magic" number at N = 34 in the K and Ca isotopes has yet to be confirmed experimentally. For these neutron-rich nuclei, the inclusion of three-body forces leads to significantly better predictions of the ground-state mass. Similarly, halo nuclei present an excellent application for ab-initio theory, where ground state properties, like masses and radii, test our understanding of nuclear structure. Precision mass determinations at TRIUMF are carried out with the TITAN (TRIUMF's Ion Traps for Atomic and Nuclear science) facility. It is an ion-trap setup coupled to the on-line facility ISAC. TITAN has measured masses of isotopes as short-lived as 9 ms (almost an order of magnitude shorter-lived than any other Penning trap system), and it is the only one with charge breeding capabilities, which allow us to boost the precision by almost 2 orders of magnitude. We recently made use of this feature by measuring short-lived, proton-rich Rb-isotopes, up to 74Rb while reaching the 12 + charge state, which together with other improvements led to an increase in precision by a factor 36.Hyperfine Interactions 10/2013; DOI:10.1007/s10751-013-0892-8 · 0.21 Impact Factor
Article: Cooling of highly-charged, short-lived ions for precision mass spectrometry at TRIUMF's Ion Trap for Atomic and Nuclear Science[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: At TRIUMF's Ion Trap for Atomic and Nuclear Science (TITAN), masses of short-lived nuclides are measured accurately and precisely using Penning trap mass spectrometry. The achievable precision is primarily limited by the radioactive lifetime of the nuclides. To boost the precision TITAN has demonstrated that short-lived isotopes can be charge-bred to higher charge states within 10-100 s of ms using an electron beam ion trap. The charge breeding process increases the energy spread of the ions, which in turn affects the precision and the efficiency. A novel cooler Penning trap (CPET) has been developed to trap and cool highly-charged ions using electrons prior to the precision measurement. A discussion of electron cooling and the current status of CPET will be given.09/2013; DOI:10.1088/0031-8949/2013/T156/014097
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ABSTRACT: Ion charge breeding for Penning-trap mass spectrometry has been established as providing a precision increase that scales linearly with the charge state of the ion. Fast and efficient charge breeding is a precondition for the application of this approach to rare isotopes. However, in view of low yields and short half-lives the precision boost is partly compromised by unavoidable ion losses inherent to the charge breeding process. The mass spectrometer TRIUMFs ion trap for atomic and nuclear science is pioneering this field by coupling a Penning trap and an electron beam ion trap to the rare-isotope beam facility ISAC at TRIUMF. Here we present simulations that calculate and maximize the effective precision gain of time-of-flight ion-cyclotron-resonance measurements with highly charged ions of short-lived nuclides. In addition we compare the characteristics of measurements with singly and highly charged ions, and we summarize recent results that explored benefits of charge breeding that go beyond the precision increase.09/2013; DOI:10.1088/0031-8949/2013/T156/014098
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ABSTRACT: The introduction of Paul traps, in particular linear radio-frequency quadrupoles in the early 2000s, has revolutionized the use of ion traps for probing the properties of radioactive nuclides. It opened the path to trapping all available nuclides, independent of their chemical properties. We present an overview of direct mass measurements of short-lived nuclides using TITAN, a Penning trap mass spectrometer facility particularly suitable for precision measurements of ms-half-life nuclides.Applied Physics B 08/2013; 114(1-2):99. DOI:10.1007/s00340-013-5618-8 · 1.78 Impact Factor
Conference Paper: PRECISION PENNING TRAP MASS MEASUREMENTS FOR NUCLEAR STRUCTURE AT TRIUMFProceedings of the Fourteenth International Symposium; 05/2013
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As part of its Small Business Innovation Research program, NIST says it seeks innovative proposals for the design and development of a small form-factor, tamper-resistant and handheld fingerprint sensor. The integrated, wirelessly available web-services biometric device would include a self-contained battery/power source. The device must incorporate a physical connection for customization of the wireless controls and service. The physical connection can be USB or other; if other is chosen, NIST must approve the connection type.
The goal of this initiative, for which NIST will provide funding, is to produce a fully functional, handheld device that's capable of biometric acquisition, and controlled through web services as specified in NIST Special Publication 500-288: Specification for WS-Biometric Devices.
NIST recognizes the ubiquity of the Internet and its impact on commerce - the agency, after all, is part of the U.S. Commerce Department - and the need for tools that can assure safe online transactions.
There are two phases of the project. In phase one, the applicant NIST picks must furnish engineering drawings of the device as well as a partially implemented software stack targeting the platform that will be used in the device. The chosen applicant also must provide evidence of basic functionality.
In the second phase, the developer must produce the device with an integrated single fingerprint sensor. NIST said it would encourage the applicant to develop a second device that could scan other biometrics, such as slap fingerprints (simultaneously pressing four fingers onto a scanner), faces or irises. NIST would require the selected applicant to provide progress updates bimonthly during both phases of the project.
NIST says its Small Business Innovation Research initiative seeks to fuel private-sector technological innovation by strengthening the role small business plays in meeting federal research-and-development needs and bringing to market innovations derived from federal R&D. The program also works to foster participation by socially and economically disadvantaged individuals and women-owned small businesses in technological innovation.
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Wonton soup is not just something you order when getting Chinese take-out. This Chinese dumpling soup is spicy, filling, and full of flavor. Wontons are fun to make and you can fill them with whatever ingredients you have on hand. This recipe suggests using ground chicken but ground pork or shrimp would also be delicious. Likewise, you can add vegetables to the soup to make it more hearty.
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1 tablespoon soy sauce or fish sauce (season to suit your taste)
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WILMINGTON – It should be about a week before new Bruins forward Miroslav Satan is able to jump into the lineup. Satan, who had not been playing this season, skated with the Bruins for the first time Sunday after signing a one-year free agent deal with the team.
"He's in pretty good shape actually, " Bruins coach Claude Julien said after practice. "We've seen that through testing and everything else. He's really taken good care of himself for a guy who hasn't played yet. But that's one thing. It's another thing to come up to NHL speed. We'll go, when I say day to day, it's more closer to a week. We'll go from here. He needs some time to practice at this pace."
Julien added that Milan Lucic is progressing toward a return, but the team is being cautious not to rush him back. Lucic is in the final stages of recovering from a high ankle sprain suffered in late November.
"It was my first full practice with the team, I think it went real well," said Lucic, who has been skating but had not been involved in any prior contact. "It was definitely a confidence builder that I'm getting close to getting back"
The 35-year-old Satan won a Stanley Cup with the Penguins last season. He chipped in one goal in five assists in 17 playoff games during the run to the Cup. In 1,012 regular season games he has 354 goals and 367 assists. The fact that through over 1,000 NHL games Satan's career goal and assists marks are almost equally balanced shows he is an overall offensive catalyst, and not simply a goal scorer.
"He's a skill guy, he's obviously been in the league a long time," said Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli. "We just felt we needed to increase out depth at forward and our skill. He can make plays and he can shoot."
Satan, who will wear No. 81, is excited about the new opportunity with the Bruins.
"I think it makes sense for the team and it makes sense for me also, it's a good situation," said Satan who had been skating in Long Island while waiting for playing options to sort out. "This is a team that will have a chance to go deep in the playoffs."
Bruins ink Miroslav Satan
|01.02.10 at 6:25 pm ET
Bruins head coach Claude Julien told reporters at his team's practice Saturday that Boston has signed free-agent forward Mirolsav Satan, who is expected to be at the team's Sunday workout. The 35-year-old is expected to help a Bruins team that is 27th in the league in scoring, having scored 354 goals in his career. According to TSN the deal is for one-year, $700,000.
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|01.01.10 at 11:06 pm ET
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And when Sturm scored, the Bruins felt the exact thrill the Red Sox do when they win a game on a dramatic walk-off homer.
Afterward, the key players spoke about their emotions and what it was like to play in the first-ever Fenway Park hockey game.
Claude Julien gave it to his team in between the second and third periods, with his team losing 1-0.
Julien said his team showed the kind of character on Friday they have showed all season.
Julien said it was great to give the fans a treat.
Julien on the comparisons between this game and Game 6 of the Canadiens series in 2008.
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Mark Recchi, who scored the game-tying goal, spoke about the importance of the win.
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|01.01.10 at 10:07 pm ET
A Slovakian newspaper is reporting the Bruins are on the verge of signing free agent winger Miroslav Satan to a contract. the paper reports the deal could be completed within the next week.
Satan, 35, last played in the NHL last season with Pittsburgh, scoring 17 goals in 65 games. Satan has 354 goals over his NHL career that began in 1995 and has included stints with Edmonton, Buffalo, the New York Islanders and Pittsburgh. The Bruins are looking to bolster an offense that ranks near the bottom of the NHL in scoring.
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Before Mark Recchi tied the game with just over two minutes left in regulation, the moment a lot of fans were going to take from the game was Thomas taking his frustrations out on Philadelphia's Scott Hartnell while Danny Syvret was taking a slap shot into the space Thomas just vacated.
Five minutes into the second period, Thomas had seen enough from Hartnell. He had taken a shot on him while he was on the ice and vulnerable just moments earlier and Hartnell was camped out in front of the net to Thomas's right.
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|01.01.10 at 6:52 pm ET
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"I pointed right to them," Chara said. "They were great. They deserve it. They probably bought their tickets a long time ago. It costs a lot of money for a lot of families. I know it's not easy to spend the money but they did and they deserved to have the 'W'. For sure, we owe them a lot tonight."
Chara was asked about the thrill of playing at Fenway Park, where it's the Red Sox who usually get fired up after the playing of Sweet Caroline.
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|01.01.10 at 4:23 pm ET
Here is a recap of the Bruins' 2-1 win over the Flyers in Friday's Winter Classic at Fenway Park (for game story, click here):
Three stars:
1. Bruins ' Marco Sturm nets the game-winner 1:57 into overtime.
2. Bruins ' Mark Recchi ' The 41-year-old skated like a kid, keeping the puck alive and creating chances before crashing the net for a rebound goal to draw the Bruins even with 2:18 to play. He also played a stretch in the third with only one glove without lessening his resolve for the puck. That's Winter Classic spirit.
3. Flyers – Danny Syvret ' Recalled from the AHL earlier in the week, he scores his first NHL goal, giving the Flyers a second-period lead.
Turning Point ' Trailing 1-0, the Bruins go on the power play late in the third period. Recchi scores a rebound goal tying the game and setting up the overtime heroics by Sturm.
Key stretch – With the Flyers already holding a 1-0 lead, Bruins captain Zdeno Chara was whistled from tripping 10:16 into the second period. Philadelphia picked up its pressure against Tim Thomas, but the Bruins also started creating more chances. The game became more wide open, with several odd-man rushes for both teams.


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What is the reason for this sudden cancelation? Aren't the meetings dates known years in advance? Are Council Members out of town?
Is there a particular issue they want to avoid?
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on Aug 23, 2013 at 9:47 pm
Nearly 75% of the Town voted for a new baseball stadium in Holbrook Palmer Park.
At this canceled meeting, the Council would have considered implementing the voter's wishes. But, 2 Council Members can't bring themselves to respect the will of the voters.
Rather than approve the new facility, they choose to "call in sick" for this Council Meeting and avoid the issue altogether.
Is this the leadership you expect from your Council?
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1) You know TV tropes had a debate about whether it was right to relocate the Ba'ku or not and someone mentioned something I found interesting, which is that there was nothing in the film to indicate that the Ba'ku were theses selfish bastards like some fans seem to think.
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|March 05, 2014
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|January 22, 2014
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|November 26, 2014
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|October 13, 2014
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The current mechanism of Internet governance, colloquially called the "multi-stakeholder" model, is under threat. This threat to a free, open, and universal Internet comes from two principal sources. First, a number of authoritarian states are waging a campaign to exert greater state control over critical Internet resources. Second, revelations about the nature and extent of online surveillance have led to a loss of trust. Collectively, these circumstances have created a need to update legacy mechanisms for Internet governance; but deadlocks in international dialogue means the potential exists for the fragmentation of the Internet. Accordingly, a significant and timely opportunity exists to feed innovative new ideas into these negotiations through the establishment of the Global Commission on Internet Governance.
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For the majority of its history, the Internet has been governed in an organic and piecemeal fashion by a variety of standard-setting and other technical bodies and by private companies performing key roles as network operators and information intermediaries. Multi-stakeholder governance means governance involving more than one of the four categories of participants: firms, states, intergovernmental organizations, and civil society (including technical experts acting in their individual capacities). It typically utilizes relatively non-hierarchical procedural rules. Rather than hard law and regulatory enforcement, governance is accomplished by means of voluntary compliance with technical standards, codes of conduct, and industry best practices.
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I wish they'd make a new Mario that is almost exactly like Mario 64.. just new
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My two step-sons are currently playing through Mario 64 on the DS . They love that game. Crazy how much "stay" power those classic Mario games have. They've played through SMB2, 3, and World before they played 64. I've told them they need to go back and play the original.
If Nintendo wants me to stop trolling them and take some of my money, they would do another 2D platformer Metroid game for the 3DS. I'd be first in line for that.
I've played Metroid Fusion, Metroid Zero (for the GBA), and Super Metroid (SNES) to death. By far the best Metroid games. Never liked the Metroid "prime" series.
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Just watching this and seeing the scope of all the different levels and power ups just reminds me so much of Super Mario Bros 3 and how many new things that game introduced. I can't wait for this.
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The Sherwood Taipei - Taipei
This hotel has 4 restaurants. Relax in the indoor pool during your stay. The bar/lounge is a perfect place to have a drink.
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Maryport Blues Festival brings back the main marquee
Last updated at 14:41, Friday, 03 May 2013
A star of this year's Maryport Blues Festival will be a large marquee.
Public pressure has persuaded the festival committee to bring back a main marquee after a year's absence.
Because of funding issues last year, the main stage last time was at the town's Wave Centre.
Blues patrons, however, complained about the lack of atmosphere so this year there will be a marquee situated at the Maryport Rugby Club on Mealpot Road.
Maryport Festivals raised £20,000 this year by organising the Decades and Christmas Festivals in Workington and advising other festivals.
This money has been ploughed back into the blues event and has enabled the marquee to return.
Sue Sandham, festival spokeswoman, said: "The Mealpot Road site brings the event even closer to the town centre which will benefit everyone."
She said comments and customer surveys after last year's festival made it overwhelmingly clear that people wanted the marquee.
There is no camping at the Mealpot Road site but people will be able to pitch their tents at nearby Netherhall Rugby Club as they have in past years.
Other highlights this year will be the street entertainment.
Mrs Sandham said there would be entertainers all around towns throughout the July 26-28 weekend, including some contestants from Cumbria's Got Talent.
The largest group to perform will be Committed 2 Rock, which is made up of two choirs in Keswick and Whitehaven. They will unite especially for the weekend to perform rock anthems.
Something else new for this year wil be an "alternative Sunday" of performances.
A stage behind the Captain Nelson and Maryport Dental Care will feature an eclectic mix of music including the La'al Big Band, Fireball, The 45s, Would City Walkers and No Idea.
This stage, on the Saturday, will be devoted to festival headliners The Quireboys and to the local winners of battle of the bands competitions that were held in March.
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POPULARITY CONTEST: Phillies 1B Ryan Howard visited Williamsport on Thursday, and after meeting with the Pennsylvania players said that he "doesn't think they have any idea how popular they are right now." Howard: "I don't think they understand the magnitude of what it is they've been able to accomplish -- for themselves and for the entire city of Philadelphia. When they get back, people should show them that praise" (PHILADELPHIA DAILY NEWS, 8/22). A N.Y. POST editorial states of Davis' popularity and the Spurs' hiring of Becky Hammon, "Together, they are reflection of one of America's greatest practices: rewarding merit -- regardless of sex or race" (N.Y. POST, 8/22).


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Saleen Automotive cars in Need for Speed
American specialty manufacturer of high performance vehicles, technical performance parts, lifestyle accessories and apparel Saleen Automotive has spoken about their delight in having been asked to provide performance vehicles for DreamWorks Pictures' feature film, Need for Speed.
Saleen vehicles has in the past been featured in Transformers, Ironman and Bruce Almighty among others. Efforts in Hollywood represents a significant revenue stream for Saleen. In 'Need for Speed' Saleen vehicles were in used in front of and behind the camera. Saleen S7 features in the film and is seen being driven in scenes by the film's stellar cast. A special Saleen camera car was been designed to keep up with the Saleen S7 and Bugatti Veyron being filmed.
"We are very pleased to again be asked to provide Saleen vehicles for a major Hollywood film," stated Steve Saleen, CEO, Saleen Automotive. "Not only does this effort bring significant revenue to Saleen Automotive, but it also puts our brand on the big screen in front of a fantastic consumer demographic in perhaps the best light possible. We love participating in these incredible projects."
An adaptation of the Need for Speed video games by Electronic Arts, the movie stars Aaron Paul in the lead and releases through Touchstone Pictures on March 14, 2014.
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this stock has had every opportunity to pull back in a weak stock mkt but it hasn't.it just has been consolidating on lighter volume.i just can't imagine shorting this stock.however i think most shorts know whats going on and if this stock starts to move upward on higher volume past 37 you will see them cover.the next move will be big for this reason.
The bashers don't seem to see it that way. If it breaks $35.54 (pivot point)on volume, look out.


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Movie Info
The idealistic life of a loving gay couple gives way to blackmail and betrayal when a wildcard conman arrives on the scene in director Susan Turley's dark crime drama. Austin couple Michael (David Stokey) and Tom (Cory Schneider) have been together for eight blissful months, but when sexy hustler/performance artist Jonathan (David Christopher) comes into their life, things quickly take a turn for the worst. When Michael reluctantly agrees to provide Jonathan with a place to stay for the night, Tom is noticeably agitated and they soon start to suspect that their new houseguest is hiding out. Now saddled with a third roommate who seems to share a mysterious past with Michael, Tom and his partner seek to find out the true story behind their ominous guest before Jonathan's past returns with a vengeance. … More
|Mystery & Suspense, Drama
|Directed By:
|SL Turley
|Written By:
|Aaron Brown
|In Theaters:
|Jun 13, 2002 Wide
|On DVD:
|Mar 23, 2004


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