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The change of brand follows the Microsoft-Nokia deal in which Washington-based firm acquired the handset biz of Finland-based Nokia for $7.2 bn.
Nokia, once the world's biggest maker of mobile phones, plans to start designing and licensing handsets again once its agreement with Microsoft allows it.
Nokia did not disclose the value of the deal but said the transaction is expected to be completed in the third quarter of the year.
Nokia and Alcatel-Lucent confirm that they are in advanced discussions with respect to a potential full merger" said a statement.
Sebastian Nystrom, the head of new products & brand licensing at Nokia's Technologies unit, will leave the company to join Finnish retailer S Group.
The business is attracting interest from the industry as well as private equity firms, and bids were expected soon, the report said.
In India, Alcatel-Lucent will continue its focus on IP optics, software and fixed-line business as they will be complementary to its acquirer, Tim Krause said.
The plant, once the world's single-largest mobile phone manufacturing unit, has been lying idle since November 1, 2014 when the company suspend manufacturing phones at the unit.


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JUSTIN WILLIAMS: Amazon Fire Phone
Amazon has completed its device suite with the announcement of the Fire Phone this week.
On the heels of the recently announced Fire TV set-top box, Amazon is now offering products in the same categories as Apple and Google — phones, tablets and television.
The Fire Phone has most of the same features and specs you'd expect from a modern smartphone: a 4.7-inch display, 32 or 64GB of storage and nice cameras. Those things don't truly matter in 2014. What matters is the software and connected services. That's a place where Amazon can shine.
Amazon's Kindle is the most popular eBook platform by far. Amazon Prime's streaming video is competing neck and neck with Netflix both for content and eyeballs. The company also has recently unveiled a streaming music plan for their Prime customers.
At $649 — or $199 on a two-year AT&T contract — I fear it will be a nonstarter for most people. Amazon has never been one to mention the sales numbers for their Kindle Fire tablets, but my eye test of traveling through airports frequently believes they aren't great sellers.
What is Amazon offering that will make it stand out in a market already crowded and dominated by Apple and Google, via Samsung?
The other features like Firefly, which lets you use the Fire Phone camera to instantly snap a photo and have the contents of it identified, aren't things that can't be achieved by downloading an app from Apple or Google's respective App Stores. The dynamic perspective functionality Amazon added to their maps seems neat, but if I've learned anything from using Nokia or Apple devices, if it doesn't have Google Maps it really doesn't have maps that matter.
If Amazon wanted to make a splash into this market, selling the Fire Phone in the $200-$300 range seems to be the best way to reach a large amount of customers. Selling a subsidized device at that price on a single carrier doesn't count. We're seeing a trend toward lower-cost phones and upfront pricing. Amazon, however, has priced their device like something from 2012.
If Amazon wants to be the next Apple, this is one way to do it. Apple likely will never sell devices on the low to mid-end of the market. What Apple has that Amazon doesn't, however, is the focus on build quality and high profit margins. Amazon always has been a company that sells stuff either at cost or below cost in an attempt to undercut the competition. The pricing on the Fire Phone is just baffling because of that.
Mayday, Amazon. Help me understand.
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FIFA Twitter accounts hacked by Syrian government sympathizers
FIFA President Sepp Blatter gestures during a press conference at the FIFA headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland in this photo taken March 30, 2012. (AP / Anja Niedringhaus)
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Published Monday, April 22, 2013 2:50PM EDT
ZURICH, Switzerland -- Two of FIFA's Twitter accounts were hacked Monday in the latest wave of cyberattacks claimed by Syrian government sympathizers.
A series of corruption allegations were made on the official accounts of FIFA President Sepp Blatter and the World Cup, some linked to 2022 World Cup host Qatar, including one libelous post about the Emir of Qatar.
"It was decided that the president Sepp Blatter is to step down due to corruption charges," the hackers posted using the @FifaWorldCup account.
With FIFA unable to regain control of either account, which have more than 500,000 followers combined, the media department confirmed by email that they had been hacked.
"We are looking at this issue at the moment," FIFA said in a statement. "In the meantime, to avoid any doubt, we kindly ask you to verify and check any statements that you see on a FIFA twitter account with the FIFA Media department."
The Syrian Electronic Army -- hackers sympathetic to Syrian President Bashar Assad -- posted messages claiming it had posted the tweets. The group also recently claimed to have hacked the Twitter accounts of the BBC Arabic service and broadcaster Al-Jazeera.
One message Monday also taunted Twitter, which has shut down other SEA accounts.
"Twitter (hashtag)Failure... You can't stop us!" read one of 14 rogue posts on the official World Cup account.
The hackers also reminded FIFA that the Syria national team was kicked out of the 2014 World Cup qualifying tournament in 2011 for fielding an ineligible player.
"The decision to disqualify the Syrian team on a technicality was found to be politically based," one message read.
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Hey friendos, I forgot to post this on the site, but the first trailer for Histoire de Lune went up on the forum and YouTube a few days ago. If you're late to the party, here it is:
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Hey friends, it's been a while! The Revenge of the Wasp Woman has released today. You can play it right now!
Basically it's an infinite shmup where you play as this wasp person who really hates robots. Survive wave after wave of increasing difficulty while earning money and purchasing upgrades. Once you inevitably fail, you can submit your score to the online leaderboard.
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Version 1.4 of Mandew vs the Upside Down Machine is out today. This version adds a new tutorial stage that you can play before the main story mode if you're new to the series. It will show you the basics: What helps, what hurts and how to use the spring jump.
Also some bug fixes and other misc changes for an overall better Mandew experience.
posted by Syaxamaphone2015-02-25 10:29:57
Mandew vs the Upside Down Machine has been out for about four months now and has already hit over 150 downloads between the main site and S&S's Gamejolt page. While UDM's lifetime number isn't as impressive as Ice Demon or Mandew vs the Colorless Curse, it's still rising steadily and will only increase in momentum when S&S takes Ai-kon 2015 this July.
Around the web, people have been playing the Upside Down Machine and doing their part to spread the word and I realy appreciate that. I'll embed a couple of videos that have found their way to me here.
These guys seem really determined
A wonderful playthrough of world 1
This guy went through almost the entire game. What a hero!
posted by Syaxamaphone2015-01-29 00:18:16
The Game Listing has been rearranged a little bit so they stand out more. Final Boss and Harvest have actually been moved to the arcade where from now on, really small single screen games will go.
posted by Syaxamaphone2015-01-21 22:58:54
For starters, Mandew vs the Upside Down Machine has updated to version 1.3 today. You'll be able to download the new version from the game's download page as per usual. Simply drag the new files over the old and away you go.
I'll be changing the site's layout a bit in the near future, so look forward to that.
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Washington Signs Clark To 3yr Extension
07/18/07 at 01:52 PM ET | Comments (0)
The Washington Capitals have signed right wing and team captain Chris Clark to a three-year contract extension through the 2010-11 season, vice president and general manager George McPhee announced today. In keeping with club policy, financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
"Chris is a consummate professional and a terrific leader," said vice president and general manager George McPhee. "He has been an integral part of our team's growth in the past two seasons, both on and off the ice. We are excited that he will be a Washington Capital for many years to come."
more on the signing at the Caps site…
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Hockey Loses An Institution With The Passing Of Dave Fay
07/18/07 at 12:50 PM ET | Comments (0)
Long-time Washington Times hockey writer Dave Fay has died after a lengthy battle with cancer. Dave recently was named winner of the Elmer Ferguson Award for his years of service covering the Capitals since their infancy.
The Hockey Hall of Fame will honor Fay's memory with the official presentation of the Ferguson award to Fay's family in November.
"He was one of the most beloved characters in our association," said Professional Hockey Writers Association president Kevin Allen. "He was the loveable curmudgeon, an old-school reporter who played the journalism game with his elbows up. He had a biting humor that has entertained his colleagues for many, many years. We have lost a hockey institution."
You can read more about Dave from this press release from the Hockey Hall of Fame (scroll down).
added 9:25pm, Nice write up on Dave at the Caps website...
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Schaefer Will Help Bruins
07/18/07 at 10:24 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Boston Herald,
Schaefer's 46 points would have ranked him third on the B's behind only Marc Savard and Patrice Bergeron. This year he'll likely be lined up alongside one of them on one of the top two lines.
"He played some second line and some third line in Ottawa," said Bruins assistant GM Jim Benning. "We think he can be one of our top six forwards. He's got a chance to play on one of our top two lines. He'll kill penalties and can play some power play.
"He gives everything he has every shift of every game. He's good along the wall and at getting in on the forecheck. He has the opportunity to be a 20-goal guy, maybe more."
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He Keeps Skating
07/18/07 at 10:19 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the News Journal,
Frank Costa's life seems pretty normal on the surface. He owns a small business, has a couple of kids, loves his new girlfriend.
But a closer look shows that he's got a $70-a-week habit.
Frank Costa is a hockey junkie.
Costa can't not play, not even for a day. Today will mark 730 consecutive days he has skated, stickhandled and shot a vulcanized rubber puck.
That's two years without a single day off. Rink owners throughout the region open on Easter Sunday and Christmas Day, so Costa can keep his streak alive.
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Jacobs Recommends Sabres Raise Ticket Prices
07/18/07 at 10:08 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Allan Muir of Sports Illustrated,
News: NHL Board of Governors chairman Jeremy Jacobs says the Sabres need to raise ticket prices.
View: Yeah, that should be an easy sell, eh? The Clouseau-esque management in Buffalo bumbled away the team's two top forwards to free agency shortly after failing to live up to high expectations in the playoffs. That's the perfect time to ask the fans to dig a little deeper.
Thing is Jacobs, who doubles as the owner of Buffalo's divisional rivals in Boston, is right. There's still a waiting list for season tickets in Buffalo, and the team has built considerable goodwill over the past couple seasons. A minor price bump on top of what currently rank as the lowest prices in the league would be unlikely to eat away at that, and four bucks a ticket would generate an extra $3 million that could be used toward player procurement in the future.
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added 12:06pm, Adam Proteau of the Hockey News on the comments from Jacobs,
This man deserves a spot on Last Comic Standing. He's been jacking up the cost of Bruins tickets for decades, and look what's happened to them. If I were Sabres owner Thomas Golisano, I'd be doing the opposite of whatever Jacobs says.
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Flames Developing Elite Athletes
07/18/07 at 09:59 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Calgary Sun,
"We're trying to be more cutting edge than any other team in the National Hockey League to be successful."
That Flames philosophy suits new head coach Mike Keenan just fine.
He's been preaching the importance of physical fitness for years.
"It's something that I've always stressed because it is measurable," Keenan said. "It's not the mental side of the game, where there's a lot of variables we're not certain about. This is an absolute.
"You have to come into camp and prepare yourself as a professional to really be able to utilize your skill set."
With the summer campers ranging in age from 18-24, there are a few different ongoing levels of development.
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07/18/07 at 09:32 AM ET | Comments (0)
The subject of this post should give you an idea of the hard-hitting, late-breaking items I have in store for you. A hint? Sure. Groupies, potheads and Peklund.
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Local Nashville Group To Meet With Bettman
07/18/07 at 09:30 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Tennessean,
The next step in the sale of the Predators could come as early as today.
Sources familiar with the situation confirmed late Tuesday that current owner Craig Leipold and members of a Nashville group which has bid for the team will travel to New York this morning to meet with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman.
It is believed Leipold plans to sign a letter of intent to sell the Predators to either the local group or to California-based businessman William "Boots" Del Biaggio III.
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The Emperor has chimed in. Kuklas Inc. will provide a 25 dollar gift certificate to IceJerseys.com for the winner of the "Replace the Fire On Ice Graphic and Slogan Because It Sucks" contest. First two days have been eventful. HockeyinHD submitted his child-like brilliance on Monday, then whined like a scorned child yesterday when Matt Schwartz forwarded his smoldering wallet of excellence.
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Retire Before It Is Too Late
07/17/07 at 10:54 PM ET | Comments (0)
fromAlan Adams of Sportsnet,
Why do NHLers keep trucking when either their time is up or the next hit they take might cause permanent damage?
This question is being posed here in light of the fact that Jeremy Roenick is waffling about whether to retire and Eric Lindros is looking for a team to play for in September.
We're not dumping on either Lindros or Roenick here.
When they were in their prime, Lindros and Roenick were worth the price of admission. They could carry a team on their back - they each have at one time or another - and no one could question their leadership.
But that was then and this is now.
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He played in 28 games for Belmont this past season, averaging 2.5 ppg, as the Bruins finished 22-11 overall -- losing to Virginia in the opening round of the NCAA tournament.
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The third annual Watertown Warrior Run will be held Saturday, July 25. A certified 5K and one-mile fun run for kids (15U) with proceeds from the event slated to benefit the Wounded Warrior Project.
Advance registration is $25 for the 5K; $40 day of the race. Advance registration for the fun run is $12; $18 day of the race. Visit http://www.watertownwarriorrun.com.
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The next 6 days are pretty significant for Iowa BIG staff and students as we hit the interstates to spread the good news about the prior two years of data and outcomes from our unique educational model. We haven't traveled this much since we were invited to visit both Austin and Washington DC in back-to-back weeks[…]
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Today is not just any old Wednesday. In fact, let's rename it "Bipartisan Wednesday." Or, "We All Stand for Pregnant Workers Wednesday." Or, "The Day the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act Gained a Republican Sponsor in the House (So There's Really No Excuse Not to Pass It) Wednesday."
What's the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act? Read more »
Today, the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act was introduced in Congress, just as it was in 2012 and 2013—but this time, with a crucial difference. This time Republicans stood with Democrats in asserting that the time for fairness for pregnant workers has arrived. In addition to Congressman Nadler, Senator Casey, and Senator Shaheen, all longstanding Democratic champions for pregnant workers, Republican Senators Ayotte and Heller have lent their leadership and support to the bill. This is a big deal, as bipartisan efforts are few and far between these days, and a bipartisan bill is much more likely to move forward. Read more »
Today is a big day.
Today is Equal Pay Day for mothers who work outside of the home—while women typically earn 78 cents to every dollar earned by men for full-time, year-round work, these women earn just 70 cents to every dollar earned by fathers who work outside of the home. This means that for mothers who work outside of the home, today marks the day that their salaries finally catch up to equal pay for the previous year.
Today Congress has also reintroduced the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, or PWFA, to ensure that pregnant workers with medical needs receive reasonable accommodations at work that keep them on the job and earning a paycheck. While most women can work safely throughout their pregnancies without needing any job modifications, some women find that at some point during pregnancy particular job activities—such as lifting, bending, or standing for long periods—may begin to pose a challenge. Many of these women could continue to work without risk to themselves or their pregnancies with slight job modifications. Unfortunately, too many women are pushed out of their jobs—losing not only valuable paychecks but often benefits and insurance coverage—simply for being pregnant. The PWFA—introduced with bipartisan support—adopts language from the Americans with Disabilities Act to ensure that no pregnant worker will have to choose between the health and safety of her pregnancy and her paycheck. Read more »
What do women in Nebraska now have in common with women in Alaska, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Iowa, Hawaii, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, Texas, and West Virginia? Like the women in those states, Nebraska women no longer have to fear for their jobs when they become pregnant.
That's because earlier this week, Governor Ricketts signed the Nebraska Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (LB 267) into law that grants pregnant workers the right to reasonable accommodations, so that no woman will have to choose between the health and safety of her pregnancy and her paycheck. Read more »
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Last week, in a 6-3 ruling authored by Justice Stephen Breyer, the Supreme Court in Young v. UPS gave Peggy Young and lots of pregnant workers like her a victory. Peggy worked as a driver at UPS. When she got pregnant, she informed UPS that her doctor had advised her to avoid lifting more than 20 pounds during her pregnancy. However, Peggy was pushed onto unpaid leave because UPS refused to accommodate her, even though it accommodated other groups of workers, including those who required accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act, those who lost their Department of Transportation certification, and those who needed lifting restrictions due to an on-the-job injury. Read more »
First the good news: last Thursday night the Senate unanimously voted for providing pregnant workers with a right to workplace accommodations. Now the bad news: the measure is nonbinding and purely symbolic — unless the Senators who voted for it are held accountable for supporting the real thing.
The budget amendment, introduced by Senator Casey, Senator Shaheen, and Senator Murray, was the first opportunity for Senators to vote on accommodations for pregnant workers. And it was a big hit! Unanimous votes are not so typical in the Senate these days, even for nonbinding measures. In some ways, though, unanimous support for the measure isn't so surprising. After all, West Virginia, Illinois, and Delaware all unanimously passed bills requiring reasonable accommodations for pregnant workers in 2014, as did Philadelphia, D.C., Providence, and (the year before) New York City. Only one legislator voted against New Jersey's 2014 pregnancy accommodations law. Read more »
Bene't Holmes, a 25-year-old single mother of a five-year-old son, worked at Walmart in Chicago when she became pregnant last year. Holmes describes having trouble lifting 50-pound boxes on the job when she was four months pregnant. Walmart's written policy at the time was to provide reasonable accommodations for disabilities and on-the-job injuries, but not for pregnancy. Holmes knew that her work was putting excessive strain on her body, and her doctor said she needed temporary job duties that would be less physically strenuous. But according to Holmes, a store manager denied her request, explaining that when she took her job, she was expected to lift 50 pounds. The day after her request was denied, Holmes had a miscarriage while at work at Walmart.
Unfortunately, Holmes' story is not unique. Today, more women are in the workforce than ever before and are working later into their pregnancies. While most women continue working throughout their pregnancies with no need for changes in their jobs, some—particularly those in physically demanding jobs—will need temporary adjustments to continue working safely. Frequently these women need only a simple accommodation—like avoiding heavy lifting for a few months, being permitted to sit occasionally during a long workday, or staying off high ladders. Read more »
Earlier this month I was thrilled to be present as the Delaware Senate unanimously voted in favor of S.B. 212 — the state's version of the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA). And yesterday the state House of Representatives followed suit in another unanimous vote on the bill. Once the Governor signs this landmark piece of legislation, Delaware will become the 13th state to provide for workplace accommodations for at least some pregnant workers.
Many women can continue working safely throughout their pregnancies, but some women find that at some point during pregnancy certain job activities — things like lifting, bending, or standing for long periods — can begin to pose a challenge. Many of these women could continue to work without risk to themselves or their pregnancies with slight job modifications. But too often employers deny pregnant workers such modifications, even if they would provide similar accommodations to workers with temporary disabilities — and force women to make an impossible choice between the health of their pregnancies and their jobs.
That is where Delaware's PWFA bill comes in. It will ensure that pregnant women can continue to do their jobs and support their families by making it unmistakably clear that employers have to grant reasonable accommodations to women who are experiencing medical limitations as a result of pregnancy, childbirth, and related conditions, unless the accommodation would pose an undue hardship for the employer. Read more »
It's a pretty special day when you get a shout-out from the President. And yesterday, at the White House Summit on Working Families, pregnant workers got that shout-out. Twenty-first century families need 21st century workplaces, the President said:
That means treating pregnant workers fairly, because too many are forced to choose between their health and their job. Right now, if you're pregnant you could potentially get fired for taking too many bathroom breaks—clearly from a boss who has never been pregnant—or forced [onto] unpaid leave. That makes no sense.
Of course, the President is right. (And as someone who was lucky enough to be there in person, I can attest that these remarks got a huge cheer inside the standing-room-only event.) Right now, when pregnant workers have a medical need for a temporary accommodation, too often bosses say no, even when they provide accommodations to workers who need them because of disabilities or injuries. Pregnant workers are then faced with a choice no one should have to make, between ignoring their doctor's advice and putting their jobs at risk. But luckily there's a solution at hand, as the President made clear, when he urged, "Congress should pass the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act without delay." Read more »
There is a short list of things we can all agree on — summer vacations are the best; sequels are never as good as the original movie; Diet Dr. Pepper tastes close to the real thing. After the last year, I'd like to think we can add "fair treatment for pregnant workers" to the list. But while states around the country seem to agree that this is an utterly noncontroversial statement, Congress just can't seem to get on board.
While many women can work through pregnancy without needing any changes in their daily work, some women have a medical need for temporary modifications in job policies or duties in order to continue working safely through their pregnancies. Women like Hilda Guzzman. Hilda stood on her feet for eight to ten hours at a time in her job as a cashier and started to experience premature labor pains as a result. She asked her employer if she could sit on a stool while working the cash register. Her employer refused to accommodate her pregnancy-related impairment and she was forced out of her job. Without an accommodation, Hilda was unable to work for the remainder of her pregnancy. She lost her income at the very moment her financial needs were increasing.
Unfortunately, Hilda's story is not unique. All too often, when pregnant women request a temporary change in the workplace — such as a reprieve from heavy lifting or the right to drink water during a shift — their employers are denying the request and pushing pregnant women out of their jobs. Read more »
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Henrico elementary schools placed first and second in the Virginia Council on Economic Education's Stock Market Game during the recent spring round.
The contest invites teams of students in grades 4-12 to invest fictional $100,000 portfolios in the stock market during a 10-week period. Students research and manage stocks as a way to learn about money, finance and investing while practice math skills.
In the spring round, a team in Todd Wasserman's class at Nuckols Farm Elementary (pictured above right, left to right: Wasserman, Olivia I., Maura G., Mark G. and Andrew C.) came in first place with a final portfolio balance of $113,302.84.
At Springfield Park Elementary, a team in Karen Nowicki's class (pictured above left, left to right: Nowicki, Stephen Ingram, Chad Hickey, Aidan Hemstreet and Karthik Nair) came in second place, just a few dollars behind with $113,157.00. In the fall competition, a Godwin High School team advised by Hunter Thomas came in second in
the high school division, finishing with a portfolio valued at $109,309.70
All of the winning teams were invited to attend an awards ceremony at the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Business May 17, where students shared their investment strategies, successful and unsuccessful.
Teachers use the Stock Market Game to help meet the state's standards in math, social studies, and personal finance. The program offers students life skills, such as collaboration and cooperation while working in small teams. Students also get a first-hand look at economic concepts, such as the way supply and demand affects prices as well as the effects of world events on financial markets.
The Stock Market Game, which involves more than11,000 students statewide, is played in both the fall and spring. About 1,300 students participated in the VCU Region Spring 2011 SMG. For details, visit the SMG link at http://www.vcee.org or call 828-6054.
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Determined to settle down before heading off to medical school, Matt goes in search of a woman to marry. Matt talks with a doctor he works with about wanting to get a life-long mate. Sarah Glass, a co-worker who catches Matt's eye after the future doctor decides to start looking for a bride. Her parents, Rabbi Glass and Rosina Glass and family are Jewish and very concerned for the two. Ruthie tries to set her brother straight by telling him not to do "anything stupid." Eventually concern grows to fear for both families as both Matt ad Sarah do not come home after their second date together in less than 24 hours.moreless
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Mary: I think Matt is crazy enough to get married. I almost did... Why are you all looking at me like that? Lucy: Because while Matt may do some thing as stupid as you, he wouldn't do something stupider then you. Robbie: I'm not so sure about that. Mary: Thank you.
(Matt and Sarah are discussing the idea of getting married) Matt: Should I ask your father for permission first? Sarah: No. If we do decide to get married, I'd want you alive for the ceremony. Not to mention the honeymoon.
Sarah: I haven't said that I find you so attractive that I would do something stupid like... (Matt silences her with a kiss) marry you. Could you do that again. Matt: I could do that for the rest of my life. But just so you know, my whole family is probably watching. Sarah: I don't care. (they kiss)
Matt:(gets down on one knee) Sarah... Sarah: Matt? Matt: Will you marry me? Sarah: When? Matt: When? Whenever you want. You set the date. Sarah: Oh Matt...Yes! I will, I accept, I do!
Lucy: I bet you money we'll get married before he does. Mary: He's not getting married until he gets out of medical school and that's years from now. Lucy: And you don't think we'll be married until he gets out of medical school? Mary: It's not likely.
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This episode was originally supposed to air a week earlier (2/18/02) but it was pushed back one week so that the WB would not loose ratings for this episode due to the Winter Olympic Games. A similar thing happened in February 1998 for the Nagano Games and in September 2000 for the Syndey Games.
In this episode, for the first time in the series, we hear directly that the Camden family is Protestant.
In Germany this episode is known as, Get the Bride! translated.
This is the first appearance of Sarah Danielle Madison as Sarah Camden.
Richard Lewis and Laraine Newman as Rabbi Glass and Rosina Glass, begin their five-episode appearance in Season 6 as the parents of Matt's wife/ fiancé. They would both appear in episodes later on into the 7th and 8th seasons.
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According to Matt in this episode, Mary is 20, Lucy is 19, Simon is 15, Ruthie is 11, and Sam and David are 3.
How would Sam and David get Matts bride book? And even if they did find it, how would they know it was his and that he was thinking about gettting married?
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Matt: "I interned for Hillary Clinton."
Democratic member of the United States Senate from New York. Also, former first lady of the US.
Sarah: "How can you be Republican?"
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Differential of -137 points (-13.7/g), 11th.
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