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This is idiotic. You don't think Giroux is captain material but in another post you say Bobby Ryan is? Is Bobby Ryan even a leader on his team? What do you know about him in that capacity? Isn't he known as a prima donna type? Yet you'd want to heap the added pressure of being captain of his hometown team -- with
media atmosphere? Also, what exactly
captain type for Philadelphia? I keep seeing posters write it, but no one explains what they think that is. Captain material, to me, is someone who leads by example every shift but also can get vocal and inspire his teammates that way when needed (think about what G said on the bench after the Hawks tied it up 4-4). I also think G's not as awkward in public or with the media as some people proclaim. He never seems to get perturbed, whereas with Richards you could always tell he kind of resented the reporters talking to him.
Oh, and Giroux does NOT have a personality like Richards, unless you mean they're both naturally quiet and not the necessarily the most comfortable in front of microphones. At heart, it always seemed like Richards had a lot of d-bag in him... not so with Giroux. From people I know who have met and hung out with him, they say he's just as humble and unassuming in person as he is in interviews. The stories I've heard about Richards, on the other hand, are a little less flattering.
Anyway, G for captain. He'll be fine with the weighty responsibility, and he'll rise to the occasion. Just like he always has. That is all.
In my opinion Richards problem wasn't the "C" it was the $$$$$$.
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The official version is that that the poet died from prostate cancer and the trauma of witnessing the 1973 military coup that led to the persecution and killing of many of his friends. But his driver and many other Chileans say Neruda was murdered by agents of Gen. Augusto Pinochet's brutal dictatorship.
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And walking the dog around the block … repeatedly.
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These days, one rarely witnesses such a sense of community as that which has taken hold over Marshall Avenue, where yours truly lives. Why, just the other morning, my wife was seized with such a spirit of conviviality that she brewed up a pot of coffee and delivered a box of donuts to the gaggle of cops standing outside our door.
In case you're only now checking in from Planet UnderARock, the big news in town is the early Monday morning fire that destroyed the home of my neighbors across the street. Local and state police spent the early part of the week camping out at the scarred home, gathering evidence on the crime. And garnering all the attention you'd expect out of our stunned neighborhood. It's as if we've been cast in bit roles in the hit television series, CSI: South Boston.
The contours of the story may be familiar by now: Armed assailants breaking into the home early Monday morning and setting it afire. The owner, Josh Hollandsworth, my neighbor, escaping the home, beaten and bound to a heavy punching bag. Juliana Berry, a corporal with the South Boston Police Department who lives nearby, arrived first on the scene and, heroically, helped to drag Hollandsworth away to safety.
What does one even say about such an incredible series of events? As you might surmise, the answer is plenty. Tongues do wag. Ears perk up. It's only human nature. It also much be said there's nothing more awkward as a reporter than to be gripped by the sense that you may know less, much less, than others in the neighborhood.
Of course, there's precious little intersection between all the news that's fit to print, and all the news that's fit to repeat.
For the record, we have nice neighbors. All of them. Easy to live amongst, to be sure. Until this week Marshall was a mostly quiet street, although there are exceptions to that rule. Like most of South Boston, its fortunes can be a bit iffy at times. Too many homes for sale, not enough jobs to fill. But our town is hardly alone in suffering the wages of a harsh economy and the creeping sense that life just doesn't get any easier.
If I wrote restaurant reviews for a living, by now I would have bestowed multiple stars on The Happy Oyster on Main, where Josh, my neighbor across the street, plies his trade. (His fiancée, Allison Taylor, also works at the restaurant.) The Happy Oyster lives up to the name: great food, relaxed vibe, and boy, what a nice get for a downtown that could stand to have about ten more such establishments. Not that all should be restaurants, of course. Downtown is crying out for a variety of businesses: retail shops, professional offices, a funky place or two to pop in, perhaps even an apartment complex or boutique hotel. (People who love to hate on the John Randolph restoration project, take note.) Whatever else people want to say about South Boston and Halifax, the community is ridiculously well endowed with good-to- excellent-to-sensational restaurants: more than we deserve, to be sure. And it hasn't taken long for The Happy Oyster to win its share of dedicated fans.
So, about the events of early Monday morning: Our four-person household was awakened by the rumble of truck and the blare of sirens, and for all the dozens of fires that I've witnessed in my lifetime — and in this business you see a lot — the Marshall Avenue maelstrom has to rate as one of the most surreal. Probably a matter of feeling like a victim of circumstance rather than an observer. (I say this even though it wasn't my house on fire.) The second I stepped out the door, the flames seemed to grow, like a bright light running up a flashing neon sign. The blaze waned against the assault of the South Boston Fire Department. When we finally went back inside, firefighters had everything under control, except what inevitably follows: the speculation, the worrying, the fear.
"Never a dull moment" — not exactly the phrase you'd use to describe small-town life. But we do experience our spikes in activity from time to time. In the wake of events this week, I will go out on a limb and predict that life will return to normal in our neighborhood around the same time the charred smell wafting through the air goes away.
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Adidas has signed potentially the biggest star out of this draft, and they spent big money to do it.
Number one pick Andrew Wiggins has signed with Adidas, reports Sam Amick and Jeff Zillgitt of the USA Today.
Andrew Wiggins, the No. 1 pick overall pick by the Cleveland Cavaliers in the June draft, has reached a shoe and apparel deal with Adidas, a person familiar with the deal told USA TODAY Sports.
The person requested anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly about the deal until it was announced officially, which is expected Wednesday.
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Wiggins is a super athletic swingman with a world of potential — he has good skills to go with the athleticism plus he works hard on defense. He seems coachable and the early reports out of Cavs camp are very positive (as if they would say something else). We'll see how good he really is but there is a lot of potential. And even more hype.
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A PATHOLOGIST today said Jayden Parkinson's injuries were not consistent with dying from a quick grip on her neck then stopping her heart.
Defence barrister Richard Benson QC suggested at Oxford Crown Court to forensic pathologist Dr Alexander Kolar the 17-year-old may have died from vagal inhibition - where pressure on the vagus nerve in the neck can stop a person's heart.
Dr Kolar has been giving evidence at Oxford Crown Court today after carrying out the teenager's post-mortem examination.
Jayden's former boyfriend Ben Blakeley has admitted manslaughter but denied murdering the teenager last December.
Mr Benson said: "It has not been disputed that the accused took Jayden by the neck.
"In the absence of there being significant trauma to the neck young Jayden could have expired very, very quickly.
"It could have been a matter of just a few seconds that she was being gripped."
But Dr Kolar said cases of vagal inhibition there are usually no injuries whatsoever, but Jayden had bruises on her face and head, as well as eight areas of bleeding within her neck.
Dr Kolar said: "We have no reliable data on how long it takes to cause death from pressure to the throat. We simply do not know.
"These are not trivial injuries to the neck, this is a relatively severe set of injuries."
Jayden's body was found buried in a grave in a church in Didcot last December.
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How often have you touched a non-touch screen and momentarily wondered why it is not responding? … I have done it quite a few times.
Have you heard the story of the kid who touched the TV screen and expected it to respond? … At least 3 people have told me a story like that.
Touch screens are intuitively natural way to interact with the display … "mouse" and "pointer" was the aberration. So, I can make a very confident prediction that touch screen will be everywhere.
BTW: Here is a contra view from none other than Scientific America - Why Touch Screens Will Not Take Over
Implications of Touch Screen only world
The trouble with touch screen interface is that our finders have little bit … well no … a lot larger surface area compared to a mouse pointer. Have you ever tried using a touchscreen enabled windows computer and tried closing – maximizing – minimizing a window? If you have not done it then let me assure you that it cannot be done with any accuracy.
Most websites are designed to be used with mouse and pointer.
Touch devices comes in all shapes and sizes
2012 was a year when different shapes and sizes were tried and some of them succeeded.
We have seen Phablets like Samsung Note. We have also seen Tabtops like Microsoft Surface hit the market. 3M even previewed an 84-inch multi-touch display at this years Consumer Electronic Show!
Current sites would be usable in larger display but it is a different story for smaller screens.
Websites designed for desktop and be very awkward to use in a smartphone.
Mobile web traffic is growing … growing … growing
The web access from the desktop and laptop still rules. Depending on which stats you look at it is somewhere between 80% and 90%.
But the share is changing fast.
Going by the current trend, in 2-3 years time traffic from touch device would overtake traffic from non-touch device. Can organizations ignore this channel and have a less than optimum presence there?
So, you like it or not…
…all active websites will need to be redesigned for touch interface of varying sizes.
Where does this lead us to?
The time frame for redesign would be about 2-3 years.
Do a quick calculation.
How many active websites are there? How many of them work well on a touch screen device? How many of them are presentable on a small screen? How much effort will be required to redo them?
Whatever way you do your calculation it would translate to a very large number.
Then why do I not find this in any of the technology predictions for 2013? I have looked through many and have listed some of them below.
They talk about how the mobile industry will shape up … not the effort required by organizations to respond to it.
They talk about innovative usage of mobile … not about the bread and butter stuff about redesigning the website.
They talk about migration to cloud … not about migrating websites to mobile.
They talk about big opportunity for Big Data … not about big opportunity mobile website migration.
I can go on and on but why do they miss this point?
- Is it because migration is too mundane?
- Is it because of the feeling that building web site for small screens require small effort?
- Is it because each project size is likely to be small?
- Is it because there is no new products to be sold?
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By Staff Writer | March 15, 2014 02:36 AM EDT
SM Entertainment's star-to-be brand SM ROOKIES revealed their new face, Wendy.
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Wendy is to participate in the soundtrack of Mnet drama "Mimi", singing the love theme song of Han Min Woo (played by Changmin) and Mimi (played by Moon Gayoung): "I Have to Forget You".
Wendy was cast through "SM Global Audition in Canada" in 2012, possessing a wide array of musical skills such as piano, guitar, flute, saxophone, and singing. Her fluent English is also expected to target international fans.
Wendy's solo track "I Have to Forget You" is a remake of Lee Hyun Woo's first album track, featuring Wendy's soulful voice and a full orchestra.
"I Have to Forget You" was released on Melon, Genie, and other online music stores with its music video.
The full soundtrack of "Mimi" can be obtained through online music stores starting on the 17th.
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- Butter 30 grms
- Flour maida 15 Grms
- Black coffee 300 ml
- Sugar 30grms
- Vanilla essence 2 drops
- Egg Yolk 1
- Melt the butter in a small saucepan and mix in the flour
- Add the coffee gradually and stair until boiling
- Simmer slowly for 5 minutes
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The Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (DGCX) started trading an Indian stock index futures contract on Wednesday, aiming to tap demand from the large expatriate Indian population residing in the Gulf region.
Under an agreement with Indian bourse BSE, derivatives exchange DGCX started trading futures for the S&P BSE SENSEX, an index of the top 30 companies listed on the Indian bourse, the two companies said.
The alliance forged by BSE, Asia's oldest stock exchange, is mirroring a move by its larger rival National Stock Exchange (NSE). The NSE's stock index futures are traded through both the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and Singapore Exchange .
BSE chief executive Ashishkumar Chauhan, in Dubai for the launch on Wednesday, said that the new index contract will appeal to the region's huge Indian population.
Though BSE maintains that it is the world's No. 1 exchange by virtue of its 5,000 listed companies, its trade volumes have been eclipsed by those of NSE, founded in 1993.
The total value of share trading on the NSE hit a little more than $526bn last year, against about $110bn on the BSE, World Federation of Exchanges data shows.
The competition has been boosted further by the launch of equities trading by the newly established MCX-SX bourse this year, but Chauhan insists that BSE is not focused only on winning the volumes game.
"Our aim is to enable capital formation and look at ways to boost transparency and liquidity in the markets," said Chauhan, who has previously worked at NSE during its formative years.
"Volumes will boost your own valuation, but that alone does not create efficient markets. We are not in that game."
Founded in 1875, BSE last year said it plans a stock market listing of its own, which could value the exchange at about $1bn. The initial public offering was originally slated for the first half of this year and BSE had picked 14 banks to arrange the sale.
Chauhan declined to comment on the plans. "My investment bankers have asked me to keep quiet on that topic," he said.
Frankfurt-based Deutsche Boerse and SGX each own 5 percent of BSE, whose Sensex index remains India's benchmark stock index even though rival NSE's Nifty index has higher volumes.
DGCX, set up in 2005, is the first derivatives exchange in the Middle East Gulf region and mainly offers futures contracts on precious metals and currencies.
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