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Coconut Fried Shrimp
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|1 1⁄4 Cup (20 tbs)
|1 1⁄4 Cup (20 tbs)
|Baking powder
|6 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Cajun seasoning
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Cold water
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Vegetable oil
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Large shrimp
|1 Pound, peeled and deveined
|Flaked coconut
|2 1⁄2 Cup (40 tbs)
|Vegetable oil
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (For Deep Frying)
|Orange marmalade
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
Combine the flour, cornstarch, baking powder, salt and Cajun seasoning in a bowl and mix well.
Add the water and the 1/2 teaspoon vegetable oil and stir until smooth.
Dip the shrimp in the flour mixture to coat, then dip in the coconut to coat.
Heat vegetable oil to 375 degrees in an electric skillet.
Fry the shrimp for 3 minutes or until golden brown, a few at a time.
Drain on a paper towel.
Combine the marmalade and honey in a saucepan over medium-low heat.
Cook until heated through, stirring constantly.
Serve as a dipping sauce for the shrimp.
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For the better part of this season, there was no clear "best" team in the NFL. For awhile, the Texans and the Falcons were the frontrunners, but they've been somewhat off their game coming down the stretch. Meanwhile, teams like the Broncos, Patriots, Seahawks and Redskins have hit their stride. Of the teams mentioned above, the most intriguing team is the Denver Broncos. Peyton Manning has been a thorn in the side of 31 NFL teams since he was drafted in 1998, and that's what made the Broncos' early struggles so confusing. They quickly grew out of those struggles. Over the past ten games, the Broncos have been nearly flawless, winning all ten games by a total of seven points or more, and six of those games were won by a total of ten or more points. The Broncos haven't exactly had a cupcake schedule either. Over the past ten games, the Broncos have played the Chargers (twice), Saints, Bengals, and the Ravens. The Broncos have a tough road to the Super Bowl in front of them. I...
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Here is Eva's recipe for tyropitakia. She uses both feta and ricotta cheese, but if you like it a little more salty use only feta cheese.
Directions for preparation:
• Preheat your oven to 325 degrees.
• In a large bowl, mix the feta, ricotta, eggs, and black pepper with your hands.
• Remove the phyllo from the package, carefully unwrap it, and lay it flat on your counter. Place a slightly damp cloth over the phyllo to prevent it from drying out.
• Place your butter in a small bowl and it microwave until softened. Get out a brush and butter a large pan.
• Cut the phyllo into 3 or 4 long strips. Take out one pile of strips and cover the rest of the phyllo with your cloth.
• Take one strip of phyllo and lightly butter it. Add another layer of phyllo and butter that too. Now drop a spoonful of the cheese mixture at the bottom of the long strip. Fold the phyllo in triangles.
• Once you have finished folding each piece, butter it and place it on the pan.
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• Johan Santana's victory over the Tigers on Sunday raised his record to 31-2 over the past four seasons during August, September and October.
Santana has won his past 15 decisions at the Metrodome. Since Frank Viola won 19 straight regular-season decisions there from 1987-88, only four other pitchers have posted home winning streaks of at least 15 games: Tommy Greene (15, 1991-94), Randy Johnson (16, 1995-97), Kenny Rogers (19, 1997-2000) and Barry Zito (16, 2001-02).
The Twins have won 22 straight home games started by Santana (the longest such streak for any team during the modern era in home games started by a particular pitcher). During that streak (since Aug. 6, 2005), Minnesota is 40-34 at the Metrodome in games started by pitchers other than Santana.
• The Tigers' loss coupled with the Yankees' win at Baltimore catapulted New York ahead of Detroit in the race for the American League's best record. The Tigers had owned sole possession of the league's best mark for the previous 112 days (since May 20). Over the past 50 seasons, only one other team slipped from the top spot in its league in a year in which it had sole possession of that distinction for as many consecutive days as Detroit. In 2003, the Braves owned the NL's best record for 131 straight days before relinquishing it in September.
• Derek Jeter extended his career-best hitting streak to 20 games Sunday. Since Joe DiMaggio's 56-game streak in 1941, there have been only three seasons in which a player had a hitting streak of more than 20 games for the Yankees: Joe Gordon in 1942 (29 games), Don Mattingly in 1986 (24) and Bernie Williams in 1993 (21).
Five of the 26 players with 3,000 career hits never fashioned a single-season hitting streak of at least 20 games (Carl Yastrzemski, Cal Ripken, Robin Yount, Cap Anson and Rickey Henderson). Robb Quinlan has the fewest career hits (180) among players who have had a 20-game streak; he hit safely in 21 straight games for the Angels in 2004.
• Frank Thomas homered in his fifth straight game in the A's 9-7 win over the Devil Rays. It's the third time in his career that Thomas has homered in five straight "team" games; he did it twice for the White Sox in 1994 (separate five-game streaks in April and May). Only three other players have had three such streaks during their careers. Willie Mays homered in five straight games four times; Harmon Killebrew and Barry Bonds each did it three times.
• Five pitchers posted at least 10 strikeouts Sunday: Dontrelle Willis (12), Johan Santana (11), Lance Cormier (10), Javier Vazquez (10) and Dave Bush (10). It was the first time this season that more than three pitchers had double-digit strikeout performances on the same day, and it was the first day that as many as five pitchers struck out 10 batters since Sept. 6, 1998, when six major leaguers did it (Matt Morris, John Smoltz, Mike Mussina, Chuck Finley, Jeff Fassero and Jaret Wright).
• For the second time in three days, the Mets were defeated by a pitcher who was making his first major league start (Hong-Chih Kuo on Friday and Eric Stults on Sunday). Over the previous 25 seasons (1981-2005), only two pitchers posted a September victory over the team with the best record in the majors in the first start of their career. Detroit's Clint Sodowsky did it against Cleveland (Sept. 4, 1995) as did Kansas City's Brian Bevil, also against the Indians (Sept. 20, 1996).
• Even a weekend series at Fenway couldn't forestall the inevitable any longer. With Sunday's loss to the fading Red Sox, the Royals became the first team in either league to reach the 90-loss mark -- just as they did last season. Over the past 20 years, the only other teams to be the first to reach 90 losses in consecutive seasons were the Tigers (2002-03) and the Marlins (1998-99).
• London Fletcher-Baker scored a touchdown on a fumble recovery 12 seconds into the Bills' 19-17 loss to the Patriots. That equaled the fastest touchdown in NFL history by a team in its opening game of the season. The record was set by Tyronne Drakeford of the Saints in 1999, when he recovered a fumble on the opening kickoff.
• Laurence Maroney gained 27 and 22 yards on his first two NFL carries. The last player to gain at least 20 yards on each of his first two carries was ... a linebacker? Dexter Coakley has carried the ball twice in his NFL career -- for 26 yards in 2000 and 33 yards in 2004.
• Donte' Stallworth gained 141 yards receiving in the Eagles' 24-10 win in Houston. It was the highest receiving total by a veteran player in his debut for a new team since Shawn Jefferson gained 148 yards against the 49ers in the Falcons' opening game in 2000.
• The Ravens (6-10 last season) shut out the Bucs 27-0 at Tampa on Sunday. Baltimore is only the fourth team to record a shutout in its opening game following a season in which it suffered at least 10 losses. None of the other three teams won their shutout by as many as 20 points, and the only one to do so on the road was the Brooklyn Dodgers. The Dodgers went 2-12 in 1931 and traveled all the way to Staten Island to open the 1932 season with a 7-0 win over the Stapletons.
• Matt Hasselbeck completed 25 of 30 passes (83 percent) in the Seahawks' 9-6 win at Detroit. That was the highest completion percentage in NFL history by a player with at least 20 completions in a game in which his team didn't score a touchdown.
• The Jets defeated the Titans 23-16 in the debut of their 36-year-old head coach, Eric Mangini. The past three coaches as young as Mangini to win their debuts were named Cowher, Shula and Madden. We hate to spoil a good story, but the Shula wasn't Hall of Famer Don. It was his son Dave with the Bengals in 1992.
• The Cardinals scored three touchdowns in the first quarter and held on for a 34-27 win over the 49ers in the inaugural game at Cardinals Stadium. It was the first time that a home team scored three TDs in the first period of its first game at a stadium since the Redskins did so in 1961 in their opening game at D.C. Stadium, now known as RFK Stadium. Prior to 1961, the Redskins played their home games at Griffith Stadium.
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• Reggie Bush gained 61 yards rushing and 58 receiving in the Saints' 19-14 victory at Cleveland. Bush's total of 119 yards from scrimmage was the highest by a Heisman Trophy winner in his NFL debut since 1982, when Marcus Allen gained 180 yards (116 rushing, 64 receiving).
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• Chad Pennington completed two passes to Laveranues Coles that traveled more than 30 yards beyond the line of scrimmage. Coles gained 41 and 38 yards on those plays. Pennington had two such completions in the same game only once before, with completions to Santana Moss (for 48 yards) and Jonathan Carter (46 yards) against the Redskins on Sept. 19, 2004.


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At D20 Games, we work hard to create a welcoming place for players of all levels to play, well, for the fun of it. ;-)
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Jay Glazer of FOX Sports mentions that the Raiders initially believed RB Darren McFadden would be 2-4 weeks because a high-ankle sprain. Since then, Oakland hasn't offered up a timetable for his return and haven't even ruled him out for Week 10, even though the consensus is that he miss Sunday's game against the Saints. High-ankle sprains typically require 2-4 weeks of recovery, so this seems like a strong possibility. Marcel Reece figures to handle the workload for the time being as backup RB Mike Goodson has a high-ankle sprain of his own to deal with.
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Hello guys. Forgive me but I would like to write about my daughter a bit. Seems like such a short time ago that my wife and daughter would go out to the desert when we lived in California. I taught her how to ride her little dirt bike. I taught her how to shoot. First with a bb gun and then her own .22. We also spent time shooting off rockets and she enjoyed flying kites. Now several years later and after seeing her through pre school, grade school/ middle school, high school, 4 years of college she will be graduating from 3 years at law school next week. The main hurddle now will be school to prepare for the Bar exam. I know what you might be thinking..... Theres enough Lawyers already ! Kind of feel that way myself but this is what she has wanted to do for as long as I can remember. Please wish her well in passing the Bar and securing a job in these lean times. I wanted to also just say to all the younger parents with small kids to please, please enjoy the time with your childern. It goes much quicker than you can imagine. Again, please forgive my long post.
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Posted 10 May 2013 - 01:53 PM
Posted 10 May 2013 - 04:13 PM
Hopefully she remembers the awesome times when you taught her to ride that dirtbike, because we really could use some OHV friendly lawyers right now. Good luck with the exam!
Posted 10 May 2013 - 04:47 PM
My brother-in-law is an attorney in Florida (insert in-law or lawyer joke here), and while I know that the bar exam can be a tough one, I'm sure that if your daughter put in the study time, she'll pass. As a parent, I'm sure you are quite pleased that your girl has put an honest effort into really making something out of herself. That, my friend, is a parental success story.
Posted 10 May 2013 - 04:54 PM
Thanks guys. At least she decided what she wanted to do and work with her mind instead of the back like her old man. (me ) : )
Posted 12 May 2013 - 05:11 AM
Be proud of your daughter Ray, it is through the examples she had at home that she became the person she is today. You are correct in that they grow up fast!
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Posted 12 May 2013 - 12:20 PM
Blessings to you both.
My #2 daughter graduated last june with a BS in nursing and passed boards to Register in PA and Jersey.But even with the shortage, it took her 6 months with a headhunter to land a job.She took a job as a Critical Care Nurse , works nights and loves her job, co workers, employer and career. ( and makes great $$$)
So my message to both of you is be patient, keep your hopes up, and your talent will allow you to shine!
An education is worth all the hard work, and will pay off for her..! Time sure does fly!!
Posted 15 May 2013 - 04:06 AM
Having studied to be a paralegal, and still toying with law school myself for down the road, I can honestly say that your daughter has earned a right to be proud, and you have, too.
Law school is an arduous undertaking and she accomplished what she did is quite something.
As to the count of lawyers- yes, there are a lot of them. What we're missing though, are good, ethical lawyers with a sense of duty and honor. As long as she remembers that, she'll do well.
What type of law does she want to practice?
Charlie Larkin
Posted 15 May 2013 - 07:37 AM
Congratulations to your daughter, and to you, Ray!
Posted 15 May 2013 - 10:08 AM
As long as she doesn't become a divorce lawyer i'm behind her a thousand percent!
Posted 15 May 2013 - 01:55 PM
Thanks guys. She is interested in contract law and also ????? having a senior moment and can't remember the other. ( interlectural properties ) ????? Something like that. She has worked very hard and I just hope she can find a decent job.
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And I would classify the Defiant as a warship.
So would Kira. Hence her amazement.
You're fighting awfully hard against a whole lot of evidence. When was the last time we sent NOAA or NASA to fight a war instead of the military?
Besides, Kira's statement is evidence TO THE CONTRARY: Starfleet really doesn't believe in warships, and Defiant is the exception that proves the rule.
Plus, the Genesis device could easily be seen as "doomsday weapon"
Yes, in exactly the same way that Starfleet could easily be seen as a military organization.
It's a matter of definitions in how those two things are INTENDED to be used. If the situation called for it, there's no doubt the Federation would use the Genesis device to cleanly eliminate one of its enemies and then pave over their transformed corpses with a new colony world. But "Doomsday Weapon" isn't what Genesis was created for in the same way that "space military" isn't what Starfleet was created for.
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So far this year, 335 schoolchildren have taken part in our Literacy Support Programme in five cities across Ireland. 403 volunteer mentors provided children with one-to-one support with their reading.
Our projects are proven to help children who are struggling to improve their rate of reading. Seven out of ten children who took part in a Paired Reading project saw their rate of reading increase by 100%.
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One in ten children leave Irish primary schools with serious literacy difficulties. In schools in disadvantaged areas this can rise to one in three. Poor literacy skills are linked to absenteeism in school, exclusion and even social consequences such as alcohol or drug abuse and increased health risks. We know there are ways to improve literacy and reduce these risks.
What's involved
Suas Literacy Support Programme provides direct learning support to school children aged between eight and fourteen. We partner with DEIS schools (Delivering Equality of Opportunity in School) to deliver the projects to children who are struggling with their reading.
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2. Lightly grease a 6-inch nonstick skillet with butter and heat the pan over medium-low heat. Pour in only enough batter to make a very thin pancake (about 2 tablespoons). Tip the pan from side to side to cover the bottom, and cook until the pancake blisters and is golden brown, about 3 minutes. Toss on a board, fried side up. Repeat with remaining batter. You can stack these pancakes one atop the other—they won't stick. Wipe frying pan with a paper towel when finished.
3. Count pancakes. If you don't have 24, you need more practice. If you have 30, you are ready for the next step. Beat together the cottage or ricotta cheese, egg yolks, melted butter, and sugar until smooth. Place a rounded tablespoon of filling mixture in the center of each pancake and fold into an envelope (a simple three-fold will make a nice cigar shape, if you don't plan to fry them).
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Hotel Adlon Kempinski hosts the Adlon Day Spa, which includes massage facilities, and the Adlon Pool & Gym, which offers an indoor swimming pool, sauna, spa tub, and fitness equipment. The hotel offers butler services and has a dedicated concierge team. The multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can help with tour assistance and limousine hire. A roundtrip airport shuttle as well as limited guest parking are available (surcharges apply for both). There is a business center with 17 modern conference/meeting rooms and audio-visual equipment. Wireless Internet access is offered at a surcharge. International dishes are served in the Restaurant Quarre which has a patio that overlooks the Brandenburg Gate. In-house pastries and cocktails are available from the lobby lounge and bar and room service is available day and night.
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Gourmet Restaurant Lorenz Adlon Esszimmer - The hotel's flagship restaurant offers classic French dishes inspired by the varied influences and traditions of European cuisine in a sumptuous salon with views of the Brandenburg Gate. Open for dinner.
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Felix - This club and restaurant offers a party atmosphere in which to order dinner, drinks and dance the night away.
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I'm a pretty easy going person. I've found it really hard to meet people in LA, especially where I've chosen to live; in the mountains of Topanga. But gosh I love it here... I'm an artist. I like to cook too, but have difficulty cooking for myself. I find it more satisfying to prepare a meal for good friends or the lady I am in love with. I'm looking for a down to earth woman who is independent, authentic, with a kind heart. A little bit weird is good. No need for excuses, just authenticity and someone who is trying to 'follow their bliss'. I tend to gravitate away from clingy relationships. I can spend lots of time with the right person, but really appreciate time alone for personal reflection as well as painting and writing music. An ideal match would have a balanced appreciation for solitude as well as companionship. She can have a dark side as long as she's aware of it. We're all human. Life is change and acceptance, right?
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I grew up in Plainfield Indiana and spent 20 years there, then I moved to Florida where I've spent over 23 years, and now we have moved back to my home town in Indiana once again. Our lives are still in transition, but we are praying and listening for Gods direction and the strength to follow his voice of truth.
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... drive to look for bears again. You are literally in the middle of nowhere and we both loved it. Think we are gonna struggle going back to office jobs when we get home as this made us both want to work in the outdoors and do something completely different. Our cabin looked out over the river and rapids and the view and sound of the water when you were drifting off to sleep was amazing. Julius and his 2 guides (one of whom was a hot 24 year old ...
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... British Columbia. Canada is massive! Also discovered that the Canadians drive as slowly as the Americans. We have a night in a hotel before we get picked up tomorrow morning and taken to Grizzly Bear Ranch for 3 nights. The hotel was already included as part of the package and we didn't know what to expect but it's gorgeous and ...
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Shoosmiths' highlight in 2012 was its merger with Edinburgh's Archibald Campbell and Harley — creating ACH Shoosmiths in Scotland — with a focus on real estate, retail, litigation and recoveries for lenders.
Chief executive Claire Rowe is seeking to build on the firm's position as a national 10-office full-service commercial law adviser with clients that include Hewlett-Packard, Krispy Kreme and a growing number of FTSE 250 clients.
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Featured above from left to right: Gordon Khan, Hunter Douglas senior vice president and CFO; Desiree Dancy, vice president of The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund; Marv Hopkins, center, Hunter Douglas president and CEO; William McNulty, Team Rubicon co-founder and vice president; Jake Wood, Team Rubicon co-founder and president; and Mindy Fabrikant, Hunter Douglas vice president of Corporate Human Resources.
PEARL RIVER, N.Y. – Hunter Douglas announced that it has donated a total of $425,000 to two nonprofits: The New York Times Neediest Cases Hurricane Sandy Relief Effort and Team Rubicon – to help relieve the suffering and aid the recovery of those most in need following Hurricane Sandy.
Hunter Douglas made an initial donation of $100,000 and, in addition, matched donations from its employees and independent fabricators on a dollar for dollar basis. In just over two weeks, the Company received $162,500 in contributions to its Hunter Douglas Hurricane Sandy Relief and Recovery Fund.
Hunter Douglas North America President and CEO Marv Hopkins presented the donations at the company's Pearl River headquarters to Desiree Dancy, vice president of The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, and Team Rubicon's co-founders Jake Wood, president, and William McNulty, vice president.
"I am so proud of my colleagues throughout the U.S. and Canada who participated in this drive to aid those whose lives were devastated by Hurricane Sandy and its aftermath," says Hopkins. "Their compassion and generosity are exemplary and heartwarming."
"We're pleased to present these gifts today to two highly efficient and effective organizations, The New York Times Hurricane Sandy Relief Effort and Team Rubicon," he continues.
Managed by The New York Times Company, which absorbs all administrative costs, The New York Times Neediest Cases Hurricane Sandy Relief Effort is providing direct assistance through key area social service agencies to those people in the tri-state area most severely affected.
"We are grateful to Hunter Douglas for its impressive contribution to our important goal of providing ongoing relief to Hurricane Sandy victims," says Dancy of The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, which launched its 101st annual campaign in November.
Founded in 2010 by Iraq veterans Jake Wood and William McNulty, Team Rubicon has a primary mission of providing disaster relief between the moment a disaster happens and the point at which conventional aid organizations respond, hence their slogan: "Bridge the Gap." It repurposes the ready-made organizational and operational skills of military veterans for disaster relief.
"Ninety-two percent of veterans returning from war say continued service is of importance to them," says Wood. "We have a desire to help and serve our communities. We mobilized 1,000 veteran volunteers in the tri-state area to assist in the Hurricane Sandy response and recovery process, our largest effort to date, and for which we very much appreciate the generous support of everyone in the Hunter Douglas organization."
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Thread: Bookstores in London..?
January 7th, 2010 #1
Bookstores in London..?
...where I would find inspiring art books of our trade..?
I would greatly appreciate if you could guide me somewhere - going to carry an empty bag with me to fill up with good books.
Whatever comic / game / movie / traditional art books are on the list, so if there's good shops where they sell all of the above, hint me there please.
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Gosh! Comics opposite the British Museum - wonderful shop, not just for comics but also lots of great art books.
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January 7th, 2010 #3
There's one that does comics and sci-fi off Trafalgar Square down a little side road if my memory serve me right. I'll see if I can find it again with Street View this weekend.
Currently doing the Level Up course, so my SB is going to be lonely
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yea i could use some good stores with a wide veriaty of art books and related stuff... Waterstones dont seem to do the cut
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January 10th, 2010 #5
Forbidden Planet, in Covent Garden - has a huge downstairs section with all
your comic and art book neeeeds!
Gosh (as mentioned above)
You can try Waterstones and Folyes (on Charing Cross road) but their selection may not be as good as Forbidden Planet and Gosh!
So, when are you in London????
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January 10th, 2010 #6
4th Floor, 49 Conduit St, London W1S 2YS, UK 20-7734-3074
If it`s anything life the one in Sydney, you`ll have a hard time choosing what NOT to buy
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January 10th, 2010 #7
It's a small store and kinda hard to find, but the owner is really likeable.
The store is called Black Books and the owner Bernard Black.
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FGD: Injuries
Pat Steinberg
February 09 2011 12:50PM
The Calgary Flames will be without two regulars tonight when they take on the Ottawa Senators for the second time this season (7:30 pm, Sportsnet Flames and Sportsnet Radio FAN 960). It was announced this morning forward Alex Tanguay is out indefinetely with a concussion while defenceman Adam Pardy, who left Monday's game with an upper body injury, is also out indefinetely.
Gameday Preview: Fallen Empire
Kent Wilson
February 09 2011 10:05AM
(Note - Thanks to the great work Pat puts into his FGD posts, we plan to phase out the gameday preview moving forward. However, I wanted to add a few notes on the Senators today because they're an interesting squad for a couple of reasons)
Jason Gregor
February 08 2011 10:29PM
Bruins GM, Peter Chiarelli traded Phil Kessel to the Toronto Maple Leafs on September 19th, 2009 for a first and second round pick in 2010 and a first rounder in 2011. This past June he used those picks to select Tyler Seguin and London Knight centre, Jared Knight, but it seems Chiarelli wants to trade this year's pick for someone who can help the Bruins right now.
Chiarelli was asked on WEEI radio in Boston if he'd consider trading Toronto's first round pick in 2011?
"Yeah, I'd look at it, sure. I've had discussions involving that pick. I certainly would look at it. We've got a lot of assets, so that alone allows us to be creative also … there's been one [deal] that we've thrown around here internally, I don't know that I would do it but it's something that warrants further discussion."
The last sentance is absolute brilliance on Chiarelli's behalf.
Anatomy of a Run
Robert Cleave
February 08 2011 04:45PM
This recent reversal by the Flames has lead to all sorts of rationales being mooted for the uptick in results, from a happier atmosphere in the aftermath of Darth Sutter's removal to just being lucky and plenty of things in between. There's every possibility that every and any of those sorts of explanations are at least partly at the root of the 13-3-4 run that Calgary finds itself on, but it's the role of fortune that interests me most, and why it seemed time for a little deeper look at the Flames since they went to Dallas on December 23rd.
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February 08 2011 10:10AM
(Hockey Prospectus writer Rob Vollman returns to Flames Nation. This time he looks at some of the worst trades in Flames history to try to determine which swap belongs on top.)
Darryl Sutter was a busy man this time last year, dealing away Dion Phaneuf, Olli Jokinen, and a collection of depth players in exchange for some bad contracts, and a few others that were quickly given one. His gamble didn't pay off as the Flames fell short of the post-season, leaving the team with much of their cap space devoted to mediocre talent, and leaving him without a job.