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Center Matt Anderson led the Wolves with three assists, while right wing Joey Crabb bagged two goals. Defensemen Arturs Kulda (G, A) and Nathan Oystrick (2A) also posted multiple points for the Wolves, who got goals from five different players.
"Overall, I like the way we competed," said Wolves Head Coach Don Lever. "We allowed more goals than I would like, but our power play worked and we competed for a solid 60-minutes. That's what's most important to me."
Chicago (1-0) drew first blood, 2:07 into the game with a power-play marker from right wing Anthony Stewart. Anderson controlled the puck behind the net and chipped it out to Stewart on the doorstep for a quick flick past Admirals goaltender Mark Dekanich.
The Wolves made their lead 2-0, 6:53 into the first period with a second power-play marker. Anderson sent the puck down to Oystrick from high in the zone and the blueliner took a shot from the right corner of the net. Dekanich coughed up the rebound and Crabb was there to knock it back into the empty left side of the net.
Chicago pulled ahead, 3-0, with a goal from captain Jason Krog at 11:08 of the opening frame when he managed to knock the puck out of the air in front of the net, angling it past Dekanich.
Milwaukee (0-1) got on the board at 16:46 of the first period. Right wing Chris Mueller fired a shot from the slot, which ricocheted off a Wolves player's stick and center Mike Santorelli streaked in and pushed the puck past Chicago netminder Peter Mannino.
The Admirals cut their deficit to one, 3-2, with a power-play marker from Ryan Maki with 18 seconds remaining in the first period. Center Marty Murray carried the puck into the Wolves zone and slid it to Maki, who drove into the crease and roofed a backhanded shot up under the crossbar.
Kulda increased Chicago's lead to 4-2 at 11:17 of the second period when his slapshot from the blueline bounced off an Admirals player, hit traffic in front of the net and then skipped past Dekanich.
The Admirals pulled back within one, 4-3, at 13:45 of the middle frame. Right wing Andreas Thuresson controlled the puck in the left corner and shipped a pass to defenseman Jonathan Blum alone in the slot. Blum wound up and sent a shot straight past Mannino.
Crabb bagged his second of the game, 1:28 into the third period to give the Wolves a 5-3 advantage. The right wing took a pass from Anderson near the slot and pushed a shot forward, which a Milwaukee skater got his stick on, causing the puck to flip up high in the air and land in the back of the net, near the far post.
The Wolves kept rolling to make it 6-3 at 3:42 of the final frame with a marker from Kevin Doell. Right wing Spencer Machacek slipped a shot to a streaking Doell near the goal mouth and the center popped it past Dekanich.
Dekanich (0-1) posted 29 saves on 35 shots for Milwaukee.
Santorelli pulled Milwaukee back into the game, 6-4, when the rebound from a Blum shot bounced straight out onto his stick and he fought off a Wolves defenseman to push it past Mannino at 14:30 of the final frame.
A diving Ben Guite managed to beat Mannino to a rebound in the midst of a scrum in front of the net and pushed the puck over the line to put Milwaukee within striking distance, 6-5, with just 81 seconds remaining in the game, but the Wolves were able to hold off the equalizer.
Peter Mannino (1-0) held off 23 of the 28 Admirals shots to collect his first win of the postseason.
The Wolves host Game 2 of the West Division Semifinal at the Allstate Arena on Fri., April 16 at 7:30 p.m.
Milwaukee 2 1 2 -- 5
Chicago 3 1 2 -- 6
First Period---1, Chicago, Stewart 1 (Anderson, Postma), 2:07 pp; 2, Chicago, Crabb 1 (Oystrick, Anderson), 6:53 pp; 3, Chicago, Krog 1 (Vishnevksiy, Oystrick), 11:08; 4, Milwaukee, Mike Santorelli 1 (Mueller, Thuresson), 16:46; 5, Milwaukee, Maki 1 (Murray, Laakso), 19:42 pp. Penalties---Bench, Milwaukee (too many men), 0:17; Laakso, Milwaukee (delay of game), 2:37; Thuresson, Milwaukee (tripping), 3:22; Thuresson, Milwaukee (roughing), 6:03; G. Stewart, Chicago (hooking), 18:07.
Second Period---5, Chicago, Kulda 1 (Sterling, Pohl), 11:17; 6, Milwaukee, Blum 1 (Thuresson, Mark Santorelli), 13:45. Penalties---Thuresson, Milwaukee (high-sticking), 0:57; Oystrick, Chicago (cross-checking), 7:49; Thuresson, Milwaukee (cross-checking), 8:42.
Third Period---8, Chicago, Crabb 2 (Anderson, Stapleton), 1:28; 9, Chicago, Doell 1 (Machacek, Kulda), 3:42; 10, Milwaukee, Mike Santorelli 2 (Blum, Thuresson), 14:30; 11, Milwaukee, Guite 1 (Dietrich, Murray), 18:39. Penalties---Thang, Milwaukee (holding), 3:59; Anderson, Chicago (tripping), 8:11; Bench, Chicago (too many men), 15:27.
Shots on goal---Milwaukee: 7-9-10--26. Chicago: 17-10-8--35. Power plays---Milwaukee: 1-4. Chicago: 2-7. Goalies---Milwaukee, Dekanich (29-35). Chicago, Mannino (23-28). A---3,927. Referee---David Banfield. Linesmen---Peter Cichy and Aaron Mills.


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The safety of NEXIUM was evaluated in over 10,000 patients (aged 18-84 years) in clinical trials worldwide including over 7,400 patients in the United States and over 2,600 patients in Europe and Canada. Over 2,900 patients were treated in long-term studies for up to 6-12 months. In general, NEXIUM was well tolerated in both short and long-term clinical trials.
The safety in the treatment of healing of erosive esophagitis was assessed in four randomized comparative clinical trials, which included 1,240 patients on NEXIUM 20 mg, 2,434 patients on NEXIUM 40 mg, and 3,008 patients on omeprazole 20 mg daily. The most frequently occurring adverse events (>/=1%) in all three groups was headache (5.5, 5.0, and 3.8, respectively) and diarrhea (no difference among the three groups). Nausea, flatulence, abdominal pain, constipation, and dry mouth occurred at similar rates among patients taking NEXIUM or omeprazole.
Additional adverse events that were reported as possibly or probably related to NEXIUM with an incidence < 1% are listed below by body system:
Body as a Whole: abdomen enlarged, allergic reaction, asthenia, back pain, chest pain, chest pain substernal, facial edema, peripheral edema, hot flushes, fatigue, fever, flu-like disorder, generalized edema, leg edema, malaise, pain, rigors; Cardiovascular: flushing, hypertension, tachycardia; Endocrine: goiter; Gastrointestinal: bowel irregularity, constipation aggravated, dyspepsia, dysphagia, dysplasia GI, epigastric pain, eructation, esophageal disorder, frequent stools, gastroenteritis, GI hemorrhage, GI symptoms not otherwise specified, hiccup, melena, mouth disorder, pharynx disorder, rectal disorder, serum gastrin increased, tongue disorder, tongue edema, ulcerative stomatitis, vomiting; Hearing: earache, tinnitus; Hematologic: anemia, anemia hypochromic, cervical lymphoadenopathy, epistaxis, leukocytosis, leukopenia, thrombocytopenia; Hepatic: bilirubinemia, hepatic function abnormal, SGOT increased, SGPT increased; Metabolic/Nutritional: glycosuria, hyperuricemia, hyponatremia, increased alkaline phosphatase, thirst, vitamin B12 deficiency, weight increase, weight decrease; Musculoskeletal: arthralgia, arthritis aggravated, arthropathy, cramps, fibromyalgia syndrome, hernia, polymyalgia rheumatica; Nervous System/Psychiatric: anorexia, apathy, appetite increased, confusion, depression aggravated, dizziness, hypertonia, nervousness, hypoesthesia, impotence, insomnia, migraine, migraine aggravated, paresthesia, sleep disorder, somnolence, tremor, vertigo, visual field defect; Reproductive: dysmenorrhea, menstrual disorder, vaginitis; Respiratory: asthma aggravated, coughing, dyspnea, larynx edema, pharyngitis, rhinitis, sinusitis; Skin and Appendages: acne, angioedema, dermatitis, pruritus, pruritus ani, rash, rash erythematous, rash maculo-papular, skin inflammation, sweating increased, urticaria; Special Senses: otitis media, parosmia, taste loss, taste perversion; Urogenital: abnormal urine, albuminuria, cystitis, dysuria, fungal infection, hematuria, micturition frequency, moniliasis, genital moniliasis, polyuria; Visual: conjunctivitis, vision abnormal.
Endoscopic findings that were reported as adverse events include: duodenitis, esophagitis, esophageal stricture, esophageal ulceration, esophageal varices, gastric ulcer, gastritis, hernia, benign polyps or nodules, Barrett's esophagus, and mucosal discoloration.
The incidence of treatment-related adverse events during 6-month maintenance treatment was similar to placebo. There were no differences in types of related adverse events seen during maintenance treatment up to 12 months compared to short-term treatment.
Two placebo-controlled studies were conducted in 710 patients for the treatment of symptomatic gastroesophageal reflux disease. The most common adverse events that were reported as possibly or probably related to NEXIUM were diarrhea (4.3%), headache (3.8%), and abdominal pain (3.8%).
Postmarketing Reports--There have been spontaneous reports of adverse events with postmarketing use of esomeprazole. These reports have included rare cases of anaphylactic reaction.
Other adverse events not observed with NEXIUM, but occurring with omeprazole can be found in the omeprazole package insert, ADVERSE REACTIONS section.
In clinical trials using combination therapy with NEXIUM plus amoxicillin and clarithromycin, no adverse events peculiar to these drug combinations were observed. Adverse events that occurred have been limited to those that had been observed with either NEXIUM, amoxicillin, or clarithromycin alone.
The most frequently reported drug-related adverse events for patients who received triple therapy for 10 days were diarrhea (9.2%), taste perversion (6.6%), and abdominal pain (3.7%). No treatment-emergent adverse events were observed at higher rates with triple therapy than were observed with NEXIUM alone.
For more information on adverse events with amoxicillin or clarithromycin, refer to their package inserts, ADVERSE REACTIONS sections.
The following potentially clinically significant laboratory changes in clinical trials, irrespective of relationship to NEXIUM, were reported in = 1% of patients: increased creatinine, uric acid, total bilirubin, alkaline phosphatase, ALT, AST, hemoglobin, white blood cell count, platelets, serum gastrin, potassium, sodium, thyroxine and thyroid stimulating hormone (see CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY, Endocrine Effects for further information on thyroid effects). Decreases were seen in hemoglobin, white blood cell count, platelets, potassium, sodium, and thyroxine.
In clinical trials using combination therapy with NEXIUM plus amoxicillin and clarithromycin, no additional increased laboratory abnormalities particular to these drug combinations were observed.
For more information on laboratory changes with amoxicillin or clarithromycin, refer to their package inserts, ADVERSE REACTIONS section.
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College Station- The annual Texas Academic Performance Report was discussed and reviewed Tuesday night at the CSISD board meeting.
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EL SEGUNDO, Calif. (April 24, 2012) -- Lakers forward Metta World Peace has been suspended seven games by the NBA for elbowing James Harden, meaning he could miss at least six playoff games.
World Peace was ejected from Sunday's game for throwing an elbow that struck Harden in the back of the head, giving him a concussion.
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A stylish hotel with thorough attention to detail -- and striking Manhattan views
The Z Hotel is a welcome departure from the chain hotels that are prevalent in the area. It's got an industrial-chic design with hipster-friendly touches and a sleek, modern look. The lobby is a small space packed with stylish and fun details, from the stacks of vintage trunks that make up the front desk, to the cool mural depicting the City Hall subway station, and the train station departure board above the elevators that welcomes guests in dozens of languages.
Down a flight of stairs is the hip lounge, with rustic-chic decor, a piano, and large second-story windows that let in natural light. Top 40, Jazz, and dance music is played all day at a reasonable volume, and there are DJ sessions on weekends. The lounge shares the space with the Diner 24/7 -- which is the hotel restaurant -- and with a solid rotating art program showcasing local artists. Continental breakfast is served here every morning for a fee.
One of the highlights of the hotel during the warmer months is the Z Roof, a hopping rooftop bar featuring 360-degree views of the Manhattan skyline and Queens. Here, guests and non-guests can enjoy a drink or a pizza from the on-site pizza oven at night, or join a yoga class in the morning.
With its contemporary vibe, great perks, and location near many subway lines, the hotel draws all types of travelers -- from business travelers who want to be near the Midtown corporate offices, to couples looking to stay in a quieter locale and save some cash. While the hotel is not quite family-friendly, as it does not offer any specific activities for kids and does not have adjoining rooms, those traveling with young kids can book a Deluxe King Suite, which has a double futon.
One subway stop from Midtown, in the up-and-coming neighborhood of Long Island City
The hotel is located on a quiet, industrial block a little removed from the buzz in the more central areas of Long Island City. It's not the most attractive block in the neighborhood, but it offers a convenient location equidistant from seven subway lines connecting both to Manhattan and Brooklyn. (This area is actually more conveniently located in terms of commuting to attractions than certain areas in the Upper West Side and Downtown.). The hotel also offers free shuttle service hourly to and from Manhattan.
There are tons of great restaurants and bars along and off Vernon Boulevard -- located less than a 10-minute walk from the hotel -- and there are several top-notch museums both within walking distance and a short subway ride away from the property.
Long Island City is the area in Queens closest to Manhattan. It is located right across the Queensboro bridge from Midtown (at 59th Street), and some believe it to be the new Williamsburg. It's still quieter than Brooklyn, but rising housing prices have driven thousands of New Yorkers to this up-and-coming neighborhood, bringing it back to life with gleaming skyscrapers on the waterfront, restored historic houses, and beautiful parks offering gorgeous river and Manhattan views.
Stylish and hip rooms with jaw-dropping views of Manhattan
The Z's rooms are stylish and fun, with details such as Mason jars used as overhead lamps, funky wall murals, intimacy kits, and a contemporary black, silver and white color palette with red pops of color. The size is standard for Manhattan, but guests staying in hotels outside the city center tend to expect slightly larger rooms -- however, the striking floor-to-ceiling windows help rooms feel more spacious than they really are. And the views are exceptional from every single room.
There are three room types here: Double Twins, Queen Rooms, and Deluxe King Rooms. Twin and Queen rooms are the same size; Deluxe King Rooms are a little larger; feature a deep, rectangular European tubs instead of walk-in showers; and have the king bed facing the window. Other than that, the design and amenities are the same in all room types.
A restaurant with a tapas menu, a stylish lounge, and a seasonal rooftop bar with a pizza oven
The outstanding freebies are the key here.
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The hotel does not offer a fitness center, but guests looking to work out can borrow bicycles, helmets, and locks at no extra charge. In the spring and summer months, the hotel offers rooftop yoga with stunning Manhattan views several times a week.
The Z is a hip boutique in the up-and-coming neighborhood of Long Island City, Queens. Stylish rooms have dark grey accent walls with funky murals, floor-to-ceiling windows offering sweeping Manhattan views, and tons of fun details. The attractive, industrial-chic lounge is the meeting point for guests day and night, and offers a solid drinks and tapas menu well into the evening. The hotel's location (a short walk from seven subway lines and one stop on the E train from Midtown); outstanding freebies (Wi-Fi, hourly shuttle to and from Manhattan, loaner bikes, and phone calls); and reasonable rates (cheaper than Manhattan hotels) make it a great value. It's a chic option for those who don't mind staying in a quieter part of the city.
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Storm UpdateJuly 26th, 2014 at 8:30 pm by Pamela Gardner under Weather
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What Do Developers Want?
By Kris Wernstedt and Peter B. Meyer
There are numerous success stories of public actions that appear to have attracted private investment in brownfield properties. However, we have little systematic evidence of what really works best to stimulate investment.
What, for instance, is the relative value to private developers of third party liability protection versus protection from additional cleanup requirements after state approval of a response? How significant are incentives to a project's bottom line? Do developers care when and in what form public subsidies come?
Looking for Answers
With a research grant from the U.S. EPA, we recently surveyed more than 300 private developers who are members of the Urban Land Institute about their preferences regarding the redevelopment of contaminated properties.
We presented our respondents with a hypothetical $25 million residential redevelopment project that included $1 million of environmental costs for assessment and cleanup and an expected 20 percent return on investment. We asked each respondent to select a preferred hypothetical incentive bundle from a list of options.
The Brownfields Phenomenon: Much Ado about Something or the Timing of the Shrewd?Discussion Paper 04-46November 2004
The bundles included reimbursement for environmental assessment, public hearing considerations, full protection from any reopener costs after regulatory approval of the cleanup, full protection from any third party liability for environmental damage claims, and construction subsidies. Based on the responses, we statistically estimated the relative attractiveness of each individual action and translated these into dollar terms.
Our analysis suggests full relief from third party liability offers the biggest bang, representing nearly 20 percent of the project's profit. Protection from additional cleanup costs in the event of a change in standards or the discovery of additional contaminants is worth nearly 15 percent of the profit.
Introducing an additional public hearing requirement, in contrast, imposed the equivalent of a cost representing almost five percent of the profit. This likely reflects the possible deterioration in cash flows associated with requirements arising from the hearing or time from an extended project horizon.
Prior to the analysis, we expected that reimbursement for the costs of the environmental assessment would look better than a construction subsidy on a dollar-for-dollar basis because the latter is not paid if the project fails to go forward. But looking at all of our responses, we cannot detect a significant difference in the relative value of these subsidies, likely because of the small size of the reimbursement relative to the expected profit (about two percent).
However, the one-quarter of respondents who indicated that they preferred cash subsidies to fee waivers of equivalent value (for water hookups, for example) indicate a higher value for an assessment reimbursement than for an equivalent construction subsidy.
What Does It Mean?
What do these results suggest for the development of brownfield programs? The high value placed on third party liability relief reflects demand for certainty about and protection from lawsuits that more states may be able to address, either through legislative and regulatory changes or state-facilitated insurance. The states also could gainfully support cleanup protection, given the difficulty in obtaining privately-provided insurance policies for sites such as our hypothetical project that have cleanup costs under $1-2 million.
In addition, while requirements for public hearings on brownfield projects appear to impose costs on developers, these costs are significantly less than those associated with liability risks. To the degree that public hearings help reduce future cleanup or environmental liability claims, such hearings could increase expected returns even absent state-sponsored liability relief.
Finally, the risk-based cleanups that are common at brownfield projects may leave residual contamination as well as residual financial risks. Our findings suggest that a risk-based cleanup could leave the equivalent of over $1 million worth of profits on a site when compared to a cleanup that eliminates all future liabilities. This result suggests that private developers and public officials both need to weigh the savings associated with lower upfront remediation costs against the costs of controlling the residual risks.
Kris Wernstedt is a fellow at Resources for the Future. Peter B. Meyer is director of the Center for Environmental Policy & Management at the University of Louisville.
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Rinaldo signs two-year extension with Flyers (Updated)
Sep 2, 2014, 4:05 PM EDT
The Philadelphia Flyers have announced that Zac Rinaldo has inked a two-year extension.
The team didn't release the financial terms, but Rinaldo still has a season left on his two-year, $1.5 million contract. He would have been a restricted free agent next summer.
Updated: His new deal will come with a $850,000 annual cap hit, according to Sportsnet's Chris Johnston.
"I'm surprised that we even starting to talk about it so early but I am thrilled," said Rinaldo. "Philadelphia is where I started my NHL career and this is where I want to be so I am really happy. This definitely gives me a lot of confidence by the Flyers showing that they have confidence in me. I know they want to see me get better as a player and this is the place to do it."
Rinaldo has established himself as a physical, bottom-six forward with the club. The 24-year-old had four points and 153 penalty minutes in 67 contests in 2013-14. He also ranked 11th among NHL forwards with 231 hits.
- lowenni - Sep 2, 2014 at 4:08 PM
Pretty sure he wouldn't be an NHL player if not for his extremely agitating qualities…but he certainly does have those qualities. There are really few guys in the league I hate as much as Rinaldo. With that being said, that means he's doing his job right, and that's why the flyers signed him to an extension.
- mcphillthy - Sep 2, 2014 at 9:45 PM
It's nice to hear fans who are intelligent and honest. I admit I would rather pay him more than have to play against him.
- biasedhomer - Sep 3, 2014 at 4:02 PM
Rinaldo is complete garbage. A liability to both his team and other players.
- mackattack29 - Sep 2, 2014 at 11:01 PM
Marchand, Lucic and Roussell all come to mind as significantly worse douchb*gs…
- jpelle82 - Sep 2, 2014 at 4:13 PM
boo. hate the prospect of at least 2 more years of him wrecking guys on my favorite team 5-6 times a year.
- steelpenbucs87 - Sep 2, 2014 at 4:17 PM
I want to preface this by saying that this isn't a knock on Rinaldo because he's a Flyer, but rather a knock on all teams that extend Enforcers/Agitators. I do not, for the life of me, understand why in the hell you give any guy like Rinaldo an extension of any kind when all 30 teams have AHLers who are happy to talk some trash, pitch in a couple of hits and fights, while being a complete and utter blackhole otherwise. The best part – they do it for $550K per year.
- hockey412 - Sep 2, 2014 at 4:23 PM
To be honest I didn't see it until last year, but I did see it. I think he's got some glaring weaknesses with his intelligence ala Matt Cooke, but I did see what he was adding. Payerl doesn't seem much different, I'm hoping he comes up this year for the Pens.
- steelpenbucs87 - Sep 2, 2014 at 4:28 PM
My add would be Zach Sill in that regard, but its all the same. Pay a guy $550K to throw his body around, run his trap, fight a couple guys and finish the year -10. I can live with that for $550K. If Rinaldo is getting close to or over $1M I feel like that's a waste for them or any team.
- jpelle82 - Sep 2, 2014 at 4:28 PM
not a lot of those ahl guys you speak of can match his speed or heart, plus he can do this!
- steelpenbucs87 - Sep 2, 2014 at 4:47 PM
I can't tell if you're kidding or not. If you are, well good on you.
If you aren't… you pulled one highlight from a preseason game 3 years ago as evidence that he is something more than a replacement level player. I would argue that you can get an AHLer to get you 2 Goals 2 Assists and a -13 over 67 games for (likely) half the price.
- ibieiniid - Sep 2, 2014 at 4:53 PM
…his argument is heart and speed…. which he has plenty of both of.
- ibieiniid - Sep 2, 2014 at 4:55 PM
and both of you ignored the checking numbers on…. the checking line.
- ibieiniid - Sep 2, 2014 at 4:56 PM
…………………….sorry…………… for the ellipses.
- steelpenbucs87 - Sep 2, 2014 at 5:12 PM
I was mostly referring to the video he added – which is why I wasn't sure if he is kidding.
To be honest with you though, "heart" and speed are not as rare as people like to believe, especially in absence of skill (as is the case with Rinaldo). There are tons of burners in the AHL and numerous other also-ran leagues who will find the heart if it means a chance to play in the NHL…. (that ellipses was for you 😉 ) and they will do it for $550K.
- steelpenbucs87 - Sep 2, 2014 at 5:13 PM
Also checks or hits stats are notoriously unreliable to the point where they are essentially meaningless. Different teams track them different ways, and no one takes them seriously.
- billiam55 - Sep 2, 2014 at 5:17 PM
can score once a year?
- jpelle82 - Sep 3, 2014 at 9:36 AM
yeah i was being facetious about the goal thing but all truth when referring to his feet and heart
- dipspit55 - Sep 2, 2014 at 4:17 PM
Wait I thought the flyers got rid of the ice girls
- ibieiniid - Sep 2, 2014 at 4:42 PM
…says a man not looking Rinaldo in the face.
- mcphillthy - Sep 2, 2014 at 6:28 PM
If this many people hate him then you know he is doing his job on the ice. Good signing by the flyers.
I can see why some people doubt the signing but who is going to take a run at giroux or coots when you know rinaldo will be coming for you afterwards?
Talk all the crap you want but rinaldo is an absolute beast with his hits. And he will fight anyone and agitate the other team. Plus heads are on a swivel when he is on the ice.
I would rather pay him 800k than have to play against him. He is worth every penny
- ibieiniid - Sep 2, 2014 at 4:45 PM
I don't really prefer this extension. I think last year was a downhill one (yes, I'm of the minority that thinks Rinaldo had uphill years). I didn't see a whole lot. Would have rather locked Adam Hall back up for a year despite the center depth than re-upping Rinaldo for 2 years.
- mcphillthy - Sep 2, 2014 at 6:31 PM
I think laughton makes the leap this year and they needed to lose a center. I loved Adam hall on the fourth line but not if it means holding laughton back again. Someone had to go. But Adam hall will be missed on the PK and face offs
- billiam55 - Sep 2, 2014 at 5:16 PM
useless player.
- phillyphanatic77 - Sep 2, 2014 at 5:25 PM
And you're not the least bit biased.
- broadstreetbeatdown - Sep 2, 2014 at 5:31 PM
Good re-up. Rinaldo does his job well.
- mcphillthy - Sep 2, 2014 at 6:32 PM
Damn right. Glad to have him on our side
- puckmepuckyou - Sep 2, 2014 at 5:34 PM
I am kind of on the fence with this extension. Rinaldo brings a fire to the bench that really is lacking on the Flyers. Yet I have to agree that there are plenty of AHL ers that can do the job for less money. I also feel that every team needs a guy who will knock your head off if you take liberties with the scorers and ZR brought that. Hextall is a bright guy and I think I'll give him the benefit of doubt and go with it.
- phtjoey - Sep 2, 2014 at 6:24 PM
his signing and that of Ryan White's is great news for all EC teams. these 2 players combined had 4Gs, 6As, and were -21 in 119 games. flyers top 6 Fs are no more than ok, but their bottom 6 Fs are just not good enough to give this team some depth. that combined with a weak d core will give their fans, coaches and mason heartburn. it will be a dog fight to make the playoffs.
- flyboystransport - Sep 2, 2014 at 6:36 PM
Ryan white won't make the team but if he does is he really a downgrade from hall?
- phtjoey - Sep 2, 2014 at 6:46 PM
regardless… the flyers are not strong enough to have 2 agitators. you have one who can play that role during the 82 game schedule, and then his role is greatly diminished in the playoffs. now the flyers have two agitators?????? no good
- phillyphanatic77 - Sep 2, 2014 at 7:22 PM
If Ryan White makes this team he'd be replacing Adam Hall's offensive production… it's such a step backwards to lose those 9 pts! Gimme a break man. The Flyers can expect more offense from Brayden Schenn (20 goals last yr), Couturier (13), and Raffl (9). They have an elite #1 center in Giroux, two 60+ pt producers in Voracek and Simmonds, and 20 goal scorers like Read and Lecavalier. Plus Umberger who put up 18 last season (just 2 less than Hartnell). This team will score goals. Adding Ryan White and resigning Rinaldo doesn't suddenly make them offensively inept.
- phtjoey - Sep 2, 2014 at 7:27 PM
you're right… they are not suddenly offensive inept…. like I said, their bottom 6 Fs are no better this year than they were last year….
- mcphillthy - Sep 2, 2014 at 9:39 PM
So coots and read are a poor third line? Are you serious? Philly has an extremely talented top 9.
And who has a fantastic fourth line beside LA?
The fourth like is also an energy line and they just signed a guy who does a great guy who does that and does a really good job of doing that. Since when have fourth line guys been expected to score?
Philly has a great top 9. Not the best in the NHL but it's not far behind
- phtjoey - Sep 2, 2014 at 10:56 PM
I don't disagree with you. Their bottom six as a group is not deep enough.
- mcphillthy - Sep 2, 2014 at 11:17 PM
Yeah I don't disagree that there are more complete teams but the flyers are really setting up for bigger things in four to five years when our young D mature and have a couple years in the NHL.
I'm not too worried about the bottom six yet. I'm just happy to have rinaldo to keep our star players a little bit safer.
- broadstreetbeatdown - Sep 2, 2014 at 8:34 PM
Just like last year, right toolbox? You're brain function is "no more than ok".
- ibieiniid - Sep 3, 2014 at 8:39 AM
his Flyers bit is so tired. I, for one, have been reading it for a year and a half. he never says anything different yet thinks we wanna hear it over and over and over.
- phtjoey - Sep 3, 2014 at 9:08 AM
ibieiniid, That's only because the flyers haven't improved their d and bottom 6 Fs. Their biggest improvement has been between the pipes. maybe you should read mcphil… Setting up for bigger things. Now there's a concept that seems to elude you.
- ibieiniid - Sep 3, 2014 at 10:41 AM
so your response to me was to repeat it again. I know your opinion. you don't have to keep telling it to me.
my opinion varies from yours in that our bottom 6 hasn't changed, but they're young players, and they're getting older… and last year wasn't a bad one for them. I could just repeat what mcphilthy said about our 3rd line… but you'd ignore it again. that's what's different this year though. you know what development is, correct? they're developing, not changing. if they were doing the opposite, you'd hate on them for that too. it's so f'ing tired dude. never a positive to say. always the same exact negative statement over and over.
"it's gonna be a dog fight to get into the playoffs." oh, really? that's what the regular season IS, right? ya. thanks for that great insight. the things you find to complain about are laughable. they aren't strong enough to have 2 agitators. and even when it's brought to your attn that one of them will most likely be in the AHL, you move your goalposts and say something equivalent to "even so…"
- ibieiniid - Sep 3, 2014 at 10:45 AM
oh, and once again, you lose all credibility as far as the Flyers go when you say "flyers top 6 Fs are no more than OK." lol tell that to all of the top 6's 20-goal scorers. what other team had that last year? so again, shut your stupid, uninformed, biased mouth and go back to talking about things you know… like cleaning jocks with your mouth.
- phtjoey - Sep 3, 2014 at 12:06 PM
lol, chill! it's just hockey. BTW, the better teams will NOT be in a dog fight to make the playoffs. they'll actually use the regular season to fine tune the machine for the playoffs.
BTW, you're right. their top six is better than just ok.
you really gotta stop with the name calling though.
- flyboystransport - Sep 2, 2014 at 6:33 PM
Ok beyond him annoying the hell out of other teams (and their fans….see above), he ia hard worker on the boards, a great forechecker and one of if not the best open ice hitters in the league. Totally ok with this
- buysamadrink - Sep 2, 2014 at 7:48 PM
That can't be an actual Rinaldo quote in this article. He's only capable of stringing together a series of grunts, snorts and clicking sounds…
- sndflyers - Sep 2, 2014 at 8:54 PM
Swing and a miss
- mcphillthy - Sep 2, 2014 at 9:42 PM
Possibly hit by the pitch, too. He seems injured
- crazemastercraze - Sep 2, 2014 at 11:05 PM
Flyers fans love every signing!
- ibieiniid - Sep 3, 2014 at 8:40 AM
not one other mention of the word "love" on here jacka**.
- ibieiniid - Sep 3, 2014 at 9:18 AM
ya you can thumb me down if you want, but I see one distinctively positive evaluation of this signing above. several flyers fans on the fence, and me who doesn't really like the signing. baseless is a word for your comment.
- phtjoey - Sep 3, 2014 at 12:46 PM
i come to this site to write (free speech) my opinion, and not to stroke flyers or any other team's fans. i call it is at is. if my comments upset you to the point where you resort to name calling, then i suggest you consider not reading my comments. just read from posters who think like you and you'll be just fine.
- ibieiniid - Sep 3, 2014 at 12:50 PM
ya and my opinion is equally valid. I can point out the idiocy of your comments just like you can point out whatever falsity you're talking about today… oh wait, it's the exact same one you were talking about yesterday. you're boring as f***, that's all I'm saying.
lol chill! it's just a comment.
- phtjoey - Sep 3, 2014 at 1:37 PM
Hahahaha. Ok mr. Excitement. Like I said. Spare yourself the rise in blood pressure. Cheer for another team or stop reading my posts. LOL!
Cheers and Godspeed. Go Flyers.
- mackattack29 - Sep 2, 2014 at 11:08 PM
I like him. Then again I'm an Avs fan so I'm not generally given too many games to hate him by.
- mebailey700 - Sep 3, 2014 at 9:19 AM
I really have no problem with this signing. He brings a lot of energy to the ice and seems to have learned how to play with a little more discipline.
- kastout11 - Sep 3, 2014 at 1:38 PM
I like Rinaldo, and I think it was a good signing. He brings a ton of energy to a team that doesn't always bring it the way they should. Yeah, he is not gifted offensively, but I also noticed that he draws a lot of penalties for guys that choose to relaliate. He does cross the line sometimes with lack of discipline penalties, but I think he improved on that a little last year. Even though he did draw that suspension at the end of the year last year. I thought he actually played well when he was on the Giroux line last year for a few shifts at the end of the season. He opens up the ice for G. If he weren't so undisciplined, I would consider putting him at wing on the Giroux line, but he is too inconsistent and I don't really trust him yet.
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I am a Florida resident covering a territory in the South Eastern United States. My employer is based in the Chicago area and I am based out of my residence in the Tampa area. If I were to be fired, where do I file for unemployment benefits? Florida or Illinois?
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Ryan Grim and Arthur Delaney do the nation another excellent service today by examining what the world would be like without Social Security. It isn't too hard to imagine – you just have to dive back into the pre-1930s history books. And you will see the world of the poorhouse, the last refuge for the elderly and the infirm, the farms run by private charities which provided a dour and often cruel existence for those on the edges of society. Grim and Delaney begin with a fitting example of someone bound for the poorhouse back in 1896:
The woman "could not give street and number, but could 'fotch' the agent to her place," according to a case study labeled "Aunt Winnie" in one of the organization's annual reports from near the turn of the century. "Old age, with a heavy load on top and a strong wind blowing, made the walk a trying one. At last the 8×10 cabin was reached. In it was a stove in many pieces held together with wire, a bedstead with rags for mattress and rags for covering. From the leaky roof the floor was wet through and through."
Aunt Winnie, the report said, had no income save the 50 cents she made every two weeks for taking in the wash. In summertime she raised herbs and greens, but in winter she "suffered for food and fuel." Her children had all been sold away to slavery, and a nearby niece was too poor to offer any support. Her neighbors helped, providing money for the stove and cot, and a "colored friendly visitor was found to carry broth and other comforts to her." The neighborly charity wasn't enough to persuade the agent, who was essentially a private sector version of a social worker, that the old woman should be on her own.
This was a common occurrence in the days before Social Security, which basically wiped out extreme elderly poverty in America. But to a growing number of conservatives, this Gilded Age era represented the salad days, where people rose and fell on the basis of their talents without big government propping them up. They long for a return to a nation without a safety net, where private charities possibly pick up the slack, and where rugged individualism rules the day. To them, there's no greater government than one which refuses to help people.
During the Great Recession, we're sadly seeing a slow return to those Gilded Age, pre-New Deal policies, as what remains of the safety net staggers along. Social Security is under attack from deficit frauds like Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles. Unemployment insurance, food stamps and welfare have weathered blows for years, especially as their costs rose when demand for their services increased. A new Republican Congress will demand more cuts, squarely on these and other social programs, or will threaten to destroy the full faith and credit of the US government.
It's important to look to history to see the inevitable consequence of these backslides. If Democrats follow Republicans down the deficit rabbit hole, especially if they break faith on the bedrock promise of Social Security, we're sure to see a return of the poorhouse, and the cruel belief that the people contained therein are somehow inferior, somehow given to rejecting self-sufficiency, somehow lazy, somehow defective. That belief has already crept into discussions about the 99ers, or the long-term unemployed.
The most bitterly ironic part of the piece – a triumph of long-form journalism, in that it actually seeks to spell out the consequences of policy decisions – comes near the end, where we see how official Washington interacts with the poorhouses today:
Washington's poorhouses live on only in the name of a dive bar just blocks from the Capitol — congressional staffers frequently imbibe at the "Pourhouse" on Pennsylvania Avenue — but the rhetoric targeting their one-time denizens has survived to the modern day unscathed.
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"Easy and decadent, this creamy caramel cheesecake with a chocolate cookie crust and chopped chocolate topping is sure to be a hit for any event."
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OREO Baking Crumbs
1/4 cup
butter, melted
3 (250 g) packages
PHILADELPHIA Brick Cream Cheese, softened
3/4 cup
packed brown sugar
1 tablespoon
1/3 cup
caramel ice cream topping
1 (100 gram) bar
TOBLERONE Swiss Milk Chocolate, coarsely chopped
This cheesecake is very easy to make compared to others I have made. I did add one ingredient though. Before i put the cream cheese mixture in the pan i tasted it and thought it could use something else. I added half a cup of baileys. YUM! The taste of the baileys with the caramel and chocolate to die for! I baked for 40 minutes with a water bath underneath and turned oven off and let cool with the door open for about an hour. Perfect.
Super excited about this recipe, made it and it wasn't good. Not sure why. I think it might have been the filling. No one really liked it.
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This was my first cheesecake ever. It turned out great. I couldn't find the oreo baking crumbs or Toblerone at the grocery store I went to, so I used graham cracker crumbs and chopped up a refridgerated Caramello bar.
Exceptional recipe...but then...it comes from the King of Cream Cheese makers! :) Although I did use the "light' cream cheese in a desperate attempt to lighten the calorie load! LOL! Was still fabulous, had to give over half away to daughter and SIL to take home so I wouldn't eat anymore of it - polished off the last piece I kept for breakfast this morning...ok...now...OFF to the Gym! Thanks for the great recipe!
My husband and guests loved this! Huge hit! I also stirred about 3/4 cup of broken oreos into the batter. I didn't do a standard water bath as some suggested, instead i filled a 9 x 13 pan about 1/3 of the way with water, then put it on the rack just below the cheescake. When the top started to turn golden brown I covered it with foil. I followed the advice to turn the oven off, leave the door open and let cool for an hour. Next time ill try reese peanut butter cups.
I made this using no name cookie crumbs and light cream cheese. I couldn't believe how great it turned out. It tasted awesome and the cheesecake slices held together beautifully.
This recipe is so easy and by far the best cheesecake I have ever had! I used other kinds of wonderful chocolate like turtles as a substitute for the toblerone. I also use a little extra and put it in the cheesecake itself! Enjoy!
Reeaally rich (DUH) and reeaally good (DOUBLE DUH). Easy to make too!
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EVANSVILLE - The National Weather Service is again warning that isolated showers and storms are possible today and tonight in the Tri-State.
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Beyond Belief: Islamic Excursions Among The Converted Peoples[Paperback]
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In 1995, Naipaul travelled to 4 non-Arab Muslim countries: Indonesia, Iran, Pakistan and Malaysia, the same countries he visited in 1979 which he wrote about in Among the Believers. His thesis is that Islam makes imperial demands on its converts. More than a private faith, it can become a neurosis. A convert's world view alters, his holy places are in Arab lands, his sacred language is Arabic. His idea of history alters, he turns away from everything that is his. The disturbance for societies is immense, people develop fantasies of who and what they are. These countries can be easily set on the boil.In this book, he attempts to find out what this religion has done to the histories of these 4 countries, and how these converted peoples view their past, and their future. And here, Naipaul does what he does so wonderfully -- telling other people's stories. As he journeys through these places, at times visiting those whom he interviewed 17 years ago, we learn about certain characters, their family histories, their motivations, their dreams. Islam, while a font of hope, also buries traditions, cultures, and wholly faces modernizing influences only when the cause of Islam is furthered. Naipaul is a sensitive observer, letting the stories come out. He makes an observation now and then, but never comes across heavy-handed. A master writer, he easily shifts between details in a character's life to the big picture of history, in easy and simple prose one forgets we are talking of very complex themes here. Themes and issues even more compelling today than they were at the time of this book's publication. An enlightening and very fascinating read. Naipaul can never disappoint, even if he tried.
A quite good book about 4 of the biggest Muslim countries in the world (Iran, Pakistan, Indonesia and Malaysia)The inhabitants of those 4 countries get the chance to tell their personal stories. With Islam as the main subject. This gives you a good insight in the country and local Islam.However, when Naipaul has the word you kind of notice a defiant and negative attitude towards these people and islam in general.He feels sorry for them because they're Muslim. And speaks of the cultural destruction and negativity brought by the Islam to these countries.The western influences are being portrayed as funny, weird and positive. While the western influences have the same effect on the local culture as Islam. (cultural destruction and negativity)
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The worst "cold weather" pants ever...NOT warm at all!
I am still stunned by these pants...they are not warm in the least. As in, I tried to wear them on a short 5 mile run when it was FIFTY DEGREES out and my thighs and knees were frozen. The air just cuts right through them, making you just as cold as if you had on only shorts. It was not even windy when I wore them, it would have been downright brutal. I thought they may be ok once my body warmed up, but they just got worse and worse to the point it ruined my run.
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"A fresh alternative to an Asian classic dish, stir-fry. You can substitute the vegetables for your preference and seasons."
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peeled and deveined shrimp
2 tablespoons
freshly squeezed orange juice
1 teaspoon
minced garlic
1 teaspoon
minced fresh ginger root
salt and ground black pepper, to taste
1 tablespoon
vegetable oil
1 tablespoon
sesame oil
green bell pepper, diced
yellow summer squash, cut into 1/4-inch slices
1 cup
chopped broccoli
1/2 cup
diced onion
1/2 cup
chopped carrot
orange, zested
1/4 teaspoon
cayenne pepper
1 1/2 cups
cooked rice
Made this for dinner last night & the whole family loved it. My only change was at the end, mixed 1/4 c. water with 2tsp. cornstarch & added to the mixture. Gave it a nice glaze. Will make this again!!
Thanks to MATTYSMOMMY for the brown sugar suggestion. I added 4 or 5 Tbl and still was wishing I had used less cayenne and more orange zest, but it was good anyway, the shrimp was very tasty, and my husband liked it. Will probably try it again with a few changes.
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Seldom serve shrimp so I was a bit hesitant. This recipe was very easy and didn't require any special ingredients. Not having all the recipe's vegetables, just tossed in anything that was handy and seemed practical. My group loved this meal. Needlessly, I didn't divulge any of these remarks...
I just happened to have some fresh ginger and garlic and shrimp was on sale so I thought I'd try this fresh seasoned stir-fry instead of using a pre-fab sauce. I always mix Udon noodles into my stir fry and was worried that it wouldn't be saucy enough but surprise, it blended in perfectly. I used broccoli, carrots and snow peas for my veggies. I'll make this again. Thanks for the great recipe!
i added a splash of white wine and soy suace while cooking veggies
I followed the recipe exactly. With the ginger/garlic/orange flavor combination, it seemed like this should have rocked. I was really disappointed.
I used chicken instead of shrimp (my family doesn't like seafood). The only other changes I made were to use 1/2 zucchini rather than the yellow squash (because my store didn't have it) and to add 2 tsp of brown sugar to cut the spiciness of the cayenne (we like spicy stuff - but there was too much cayenne for us). My kids didn't care for it (they doused it in teriyaki sauce), but my husband loved it. I would make it again for just the adults, but would cut the cayenne in half and perhaps add a bit more orange zest.
I made this recipe but ended up adding more orange juice. Used about a cup and added more ginger. My kids liked it and were surprised their dad and not their mom had made it. I would try adding a bit of brown sugar and maybe a little teriyaki as well next time. I did add a little starch to thicken the sauce and that really worked well. Will definitely make it again since Lent just started.
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Orange Ginger Shrimp Stir-Fry
Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 4
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** Calories: 299
** Calories from Fat: 105
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Why is Toni Braxton in debt again? This is clearly not a case of once bitten, twice shy for her because she's been in a mess financially for years now. This round has her in the red for an amount that could be anything from $10 million to $50 million. You just read that correctly.
But let's take a look at why and who she owes so much money. The list of creditors waiting for the cash that'll never come are The Four Seasons, Tiffany's, The Westin Hotel, Flamingo Las Vegas and Neiman Marcus, to name just a few. Toni, where did you think the money-you-don't-have was coming from?
Did she really think a swipe of a credit card was it? That bills would magically appear and Toni could walk out dripping in new jewels into fancy hotel suites? It's weird that she doesn't know how this money stuff works, considering that she already filed for bankruptcy back in 1998. And if that wasn't enough of a red flag, she was hit up by the IRS this year for a lien worth $396k. It's hard to sympathize when the person in question keeps making the same mistake over and over again. Learn your lesson, Toni!