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iPod, iPhone triggering plunge in DS and PSP sales?
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Nintendo and Sony see handhelds drop 61pc
Devices like the iPhone and iPod touch may have sparked a collapse in handheld game system sales in April, new NPD data found. The overall US console market's revenue dropped 27 percent last month, but the Nintendo DS and Sony PSP accounted for 61 percent of the overall drop even though they represented just a quarter of all revenue. Nintendo was especially hard-hit as DS sales were cut by more than half versus a year ago to just 440,800.
The drop-off wasn't explained by analysts, but the six-year age of both the DS and PSP lifecycles is widely recognized as an influence on sales. Next month's E3 show is also a factor as some may be waiting for news of the already confirmed Nintendo 3DS as well as a possible PSP sequel.
However, recent signs have hinted that the decline may be attributable to the effects of media players and smartphones, especially those from Apple. The iPhone and iPod are already known to have damaged Nintendo and Sony revenue in the past year by leading many to either buy one of Apple's handhelds in place of their rivals or to switch most of their game buying to the newer hardware. Nintendo may have privately singled out Apple as its only true threat in portable gaming where Sony is now strictly secondary.
In addition to more recent technology, the iPhone platform has a number of lures for gamers, such as considerably less expensive games and an online store that makes it simple to download new games. Some may also include cost savings as Apple's devices can often take over from phones, media players and cameras. [via AllThingsD]

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Does anyone know a good web site for pictures of short hair styles?? I always end up getting the same haircut from the same picture from the same web site.
I'm planning to go really short (like Halle-Berry-before-her-long-hair short).
I'm going to the harrdresser this afternoon, so I need some inspirational pics soon!!
Hi smoodgie! I know it is too late with a website but here is a good one if you are looking for pics of celebrities hair styles.
I go to the entertainmemt section and search for a celebrity that I like and lots of upclose pics of their hairstyles.
Does anyone have a preference regarding the sex of their hairdresser?? I've always gone to women hairdressers (not intentionally, just how it's turned out). But I have a friend who always goes to male hairdressers, and prefers them over female hairdressers. She says that she finds men give her the haircut that SHE wants, whereas women don't listen and give her the haircut THEY want.
It doesn't look quite like the Halle Berry cut I was going for, and the highlights are barely noticeable :( I may need to look into finding a new hairdresser -- I like mine, but no matter what picture I bring her to work from, she always seems to cut my hair the same way.
Anyway, it's short and the dark roots are gone, which is what I wanted. Although it looks more reddish than blonde..... maybe my hair doesn't take colour right.
Marma, if I lived in TO, I'd take you up on your hairdresser offer!!
Not too late yet -- I found a couple of good ideas on that web site. Thanks!!
I'm OK with getitng my hair coloured -- I had it coloured copper for a couple of years, and then I switched to blonde (my natural colour is a shade of brown that's just so bland and boring!!) I actually started life with platinum blonde hair, but it's gotten darker over the years :(
What I'm thinking about is something along the lines of a chunk hair in a contrasting colour -- like chocolate brown or platinum blonde or maybe even something really radical, like magenta. I don't like drawing attention to myself, but I think it would be fun to do something that's a bit out of the ordinary.
janmac, I'll check out the Cityline web site and let you know what I find.....
I'm sure I'll wimp out and just go blonde, though!!
I like Halle Berry's short hair, and found a few pics. But I thought if I had a few pics of different styles, my hairdresser might be able to help me pick the one that would work best with my hair.
I'm also thinking of doing something funky with colour, btu I'm kind of chicken!! :o
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I don't imagine many of you are Dollhouse viewers, not least because the new series by Joss Whedon of Buffy and Angel fame had a rocky ride of a first season. If you gave up on him, I have a new mantra for you: Joss is always worth the trouble. Joss identifies as a feminist, and indeed, before anybody scoffs or points to Buffy's short skirts or what have you, I encourage you to read this.
That said, Dollhouse ain't perfect, on feminist or any other grounds, frankly. I only managed to stick it out through its initial rough patch on faith alone. See, Fox forced Joss to retool the show and rearrange some plot development early on. This led to some awfully confusing early episodes in which the network's desire to sell the show as Sexy! seemed at odds with Joss's own plans. The premise of the show being a brothel staffed by people who have, literally, had personality lobotomies, this isn't just in bad taste - it is bad marketing.
Here's a shocker: when you start dating your boyfriend thirty seconds after he leaves his wife, the woman who carried his eight children, he might not be sticking around with you for very long. You might also be surprised when, as his divorce is being talked about everywhere from websites, to TV shows, to our podcast and oh, right, on his reality show that perhaps maybe, just maybe, you, as the lady who decided to date this man, might be dragged through the mud along with him when his divorce from his wife and subsequent fall from A-#1 Super Dad status gets ugly. It was a fantastic idea to date him in the first place, don't get me wrong. I mean, as a "journalist" for Star Magazine who was supposed to be covering the shitstorm that is Jon and Kate Gosselin's life right now, you definitely did not overstep any boundaries by being with him in the first place. And yes, you should absolutely go on E!, Inside Edition and The CBS Early Show and let all of us know how he "totally screwed (you) over and acted like a dirtbag". Maybe, you know, you shouldn't have believed him when he said he would be with you forever. This is a man who started seeing you when he was still married. Perhaps, and this is just me rambling here, you shouldn't go on TV and get upset about how you broke up and are now having to deal with the aftermath. This is douchey behavior. Yes, Jon Gosselin's behavior was douchey, as well, absolutely, but you cannot fight douchebaggery with douchebaggery, you know what I'm sayin'?
I can't say that this first episode of the third season of Mad Men wowed me, but I suppose it was inevitable, amidst all the hype, that the episode would disappoint at least one person in its audience. And indeed, it was something of a shaky start. Don's reminisicing - or, really, more accurately, reimagining, since he can't possibly remember - the circumstances of his own birth made for a rather confusing opener. Not only did there seem to be, literally, a dick joke in it (not a particularly clever one IMHO), it was an oddly sentimental moment for a character whose trademark is emotional opacity. Don has never been the kind of man who much interests himself with the inner lives of women, or more particularly someone attached to the notion of mothers and origin. He is, as the old saying goes, the epitome of a self-made man, constructed entirely of the things he thinks he wants to be, however disappointed he may be when he gets them.
These scenes seemed designed to tell us that Don is newly recommitted to his life at home with Betty and the kids (who are soon to number three). But we swiftly learn that he is still a womanizer. But there's something new about his taste. One of the things that has always rescued Don from the "complete tool on the subject of women" column has always been his interest in what used to be called "difficult" women - sexually-free, bohemian Midge; reluctant adulterer Rachel; ambitious Bobbie; mysterious Joy. Whatever might be said of Don's philandering, in short, at least the man had taste. But this time, Don is after an airline stewardess (played broadly by Sunny Mabrey with an irritating accent) for whom mystery and subtlety are foreign concepts. And, for the love of God, she's a blonde - very much what Betty might have been had her modelling career tapered off (the
stewardess coyly offers that she is asked all the time whether she, herself, is a model) and she had never gotten married.
I admit that when I heard Mad Men was going to premiere just as I was starting this TV guestblogging gig in the otherwise rather deserted month of August, I breathed a sigh of relief. If there is one television show that not a one of my communist, death-panel-supporting, child-killing liberal feminist friends is ashamed to admit to loving, it is Mad Men. Mad Men, in short, has an acceptable television pedigree. In my particular case, and I am not kidding about this, I started watching it because it was recommended to me by none other than Joyce Carol Goddamn Oates at a talk I attended a long time ago at the NYPL. Talk about your "I-don't-even-have-a-tv" bookworm street cred. And Feminist bloggers love Mad Men too. In fact, it's just about the only television show that gets universal coverage in the feminist blogosphere, and all week, everybody's been gearing up for the Big Event. DoubleX is live-tweeting it. Some other prominent feminist bloggers, including Pandagon's Amanda Marcotte, are having a salon about it at RHRealityCheck. And pretty much everyone I know who loves Mad Men loves to talk about how very, very feminist it feels to have so many nuanced portrayals of women on a single television show.
I, too, think that there is a lot of feminist merit in Mad Men - more on that in a second post this weekend, and I'll have thoughts on the premiere next week, it's gonna be a Mad Men heavy guestblogging experience - but I find it really problematic as a show to recommend to people who aren't feminists, or who aren't, at the very least, what I would call ready for a serious discussion of gender roles.
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I am just about the only person I know - and certainly the only feminist - who has been religiously watching Showtime's Nurse Jackie (In fairness, Jezebel started out covering it but seemed to lose interest very quickly, and the only regular commentary I see on it is Jacob's excellent recaps at TWoP.) Maybe I should be generous to the fools people who don't watch the show. Perhaps the neglect is due to the unfortunate dead end of July and August. Perhaps it's because the show has the unfortunate timing of airing whilst we are all salivating at the imminent prospect of a new season of Mad Men (more on that tomorrow, by the by), which happens to be everybody's favourite feminist-food-for-television thought nowadays. Perhaps it's because most people I know only watch television shows once they are out on DVD anyway, so all first seasons on cable are kind of a wash, popularity-wise.
Hi Bitch blog readers! I'm a sometime blogger (under an assumed name, mostly, but my sorely neglected personal blog is here) and I can't tell you how excited I am to be associated with Bitch even briefly. I am incredibly honored to get to talk to and with you for the next few weeks about women and television, a subject about which I am embarrassed to say I know entirely too much.
Saturday morning cartoons was a rite of passage for many of us growing up in the USA in the 1980s. Smurfs, Transformers and even the WWF cartoon was on the docket each weekend. Yes, each of them were platforms for selling us cereal and toys, but it still stinks.
Beloved child actress and former Sassy cover girl (and now Ph.D-holding) Mayim Bialik gets ritually humiliated on What Not To Wear. I'm not super happy about it.
If I were in a same-sex relationship in California and looking to formalize my commitment to my partner, this new show on the CW, Hitched or Ditched, would not be improving my mood right about now. They pick a straight, non-engaged couple and surprise them with an ambush wedding in one week? Srsly? And they won't let couples who've been together for over 20 years and have children together be at each other's bedsides in the hospital?
OK, Gretchen Bonaduce and Danielle from Real Housewives of NJ are both maybe a little psycho, but can we get a little bit of love for these two plucky divorcees trying to pick themselves up and move on with their lives? No?


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Stunning 1959 MGA Coupe for sale in Sonoma California. Beautiful California car, finished in black with a proper red leather interior. Meticulously restored less than 5000 miles ago by a former NAMGAR member and electrical engineer who kept it in a dry garage, under cover and only brought out for fair weather driving.
The straight and accident free body was stripped and sandblasted to bare metal and sprayed with correct MGA black in lacquer. Wood was replaced with marine-grade ply then primed and sealed. The chrome was refinished as well. The interior is very comfortable and quite stunning with leather seating and all new panels, headliner and rugs. Instrument panel replaced with polished oak purchased from Moss Motors.
The car starts; runs and drives beautifully. Engine completely refurbished with new gaskets, seals, reground crankshaft, resurfaced flywheel, re-sized connecting rods and rebuilt carburetors. Re-bored cylinders (+.030), replaced piston rings as well as a new stainless steel exhaust & muffler system. The shifting is smooth and nice, all gears and synchros have been replaced. The electrical system has been completely gone through including ignition system and wiring harness, new fuel pump and a new 12 volt system using two 6 volt batteries. In addition the car has a rebuilt starter motor, new high voltage coil and distributor. Braking is excellent as well, with all parts replaced at the time of restoration along with the suspension, 60 spoke chrome wheels and Michelin tires. At this time the fuel gauge is inoperable.
This is a gorgeous MGA Coupe that has been beautifully restored and has a clear, California title ready to go. All reasonable offers will be considered. Available only at Left Coast Classics! Direct your inquiries to Donn Dabney ...because life's too short to drive the wrong car....
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Colton Haynes Calls Lucy Hale a "Special Girl" in His Life, But They Still Aren't Dating
It was suspicious timing when former Secret Circle star Chris Zylka announced his breakup with Pretty Little Liars' Lucy Hale (Aria) so soon after she was spotted out with Teen Wolf star Colton Haynes. But Colton isn't a homewrecker!
The handsome actor told US Weekly that Lucy "is such a special girl in my life," but that's as far as their friendship goes. Lucy also denied any romance with Colton at a recent NYLON magazine party, saying, "I've known him from my Privileged days, from The CW. He's just a friend here tonight. Although, I would be very lucky to have him on my arm! We're just friends."
In fact, Colton appears to have a lot of girlfriends (as in, friends who are girls). On September 28, he was out and about with Machete's Electra Avellan — someone he's been linked with since they attended the 2007 Latino Laugh Festival Finale together.
But it sounds like Mr. Haynes is still single, because he's looking for "someone who just wants to have fun and isn't afraid to go out in jeans and a hoodie and just hang out."
Any applicants?
Source: US Weekly
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Still I grow, a flower that's world renowned.
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Library Offers Online Course
LBSC 1011 teaches information skills
March 16, 2012
Story by Emily Nielsen, OSU Library Communications Intern
For Immediate Release
STILLWATER -The OSU Library offers an online course to help students use information resources more effectively.
Library and Internet Information Competencies (LBSC 1011) is a one-credit-hour course lasting eight weeks. The class is conducted through Desire2Learn and instructs students on the Library's online catalog and electronic databases to help them develop more efficient research skills.
David Oberhelman, one of the professors teaching the course, said, "Library Science 1011 helps students succeed in their other courses. It teaches them how to find the scholarly information they need, and gives them the confidence to know where to go for the appropriate sources for all of their research needs."
There are four sections remaining during the spring semester. They begin on March 26. Students can enroll now through SIS.
Oklahoma State University is a modern land-grant system of interdisciplinary programs that prepares students for success. OSU is America's Brightest Orange. Through leadership and service, OSU is preparing students for a bright future and building a brighter world for all. As Oklahoma's only university with a statewide presence, OSU improves the lives of people in Oklahoma, the nation, and the world through integrated, high-quality teaching, research, and outreach. OSU has more than 35,000 students across its five-campus system and more than 24,000 on its combined Stillwater and Tulsa campuses, with students from all 50 states and around 120 nations. Established in 1890, OSU has graduated more than 240,000 students to serve the state of Oklahoma, the nation and the world.
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In a recent interview with MIT's Technology Review about IBM's BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policy, IBM's chief information Jeanette Horan said that over 80,000 of the company's employees have opted to use their own smartphones and tablets. To keep its network secure, IBM insists on making some modifications to employee-owned devices. That includes disabling 3rd party cloud features, turning on the ability to remotely wipe the device if it goes missing, and killing off Apple's digital personal assistant Siri:
IBM even turns off Siri, the voice-activated personal assistant, on employees' iPhones. The company worries that the spoken queries might be stored somewhere.
"We're just extraordinarily conservative," Horan says. "It's the nature of our business."
via IBM Faces the Perils of "Bring Your Own Device" – Technology Review.
It's not the first time concerns have been voiced about the privacy implications of Siri.
When the digital assistant for the iPhone 4s first came on the market last year, tech blogger Jon Burg warned about a "looming privacy debate" given that Apple promised in Siri's privacy policy (which has since disappeared from the Apple site) that "the things you say will be recorded and sent to Apple to process your requests," and that "all of this data is used to help Siri understand you better and recognize what you say." In March, the ACLU warned that, by using Siri, you're allowing more information about yourself to be recorded and stored — and offered directions on how to turn Siri off.
Tech and IP lawyer Evan Brown blogs that IBM is making a reasonable call here:
Because the system that makes Siri available is so complex and multifaceted, Apple could reasonably justify extracting and using the information contained in just about any question people ask Siri. When that information comes from another major player in the competitive space, the implications of the appropriation of proprietary information become obvious.
via IBM's Siri ban underscores important business concern over trade secrets | Internet Cases
Of course, if IBM is going to turn Siri off for fear of IBM employees sending data to Apple's databases, shouldn't it forbid employees from using lots of other services on their phones? No more Google searches for you, IBMers?


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"Shame when trade magazines turn tabloid," tweeted Katy Perry last night, likely in response to The Hollywood Reporter's June cover story about her. Pegged loosely to the release of her 3-D concert-umentary Katy Perry: Part of Me (opening July 5), the story looks back on her rise to fame and finds a savvy star ("She knows her fan base so well, and her business acumen is incredible") with a winning vision, and a killer work ethic. Mostly, it's flattering. Though as her aggravated tweet suggests, the story occasionally strays from the shop talk when they ask about her faith, her family, and her estrangement from Russell Brand. And now Katy's feeling twisted!
And so, putting ourselves into Katy Perry's sparkly and probably candy colored shoes:
The top five parts most cringeworthy parts from THR's "Katy Perry: Confessions of a Pop Princess:"
- Before it even begins, the story compares her public split with Russell Brand to Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries' much questioned split. Who would want that?
"Nobody knows what really happened except the two people who are in it." It's June 6, and Katy Perry is talking about Kim Kardashian's 72-day marriage to NBA up-and-comer Kris Humphries, unsure where her empathy lies with regard to the media-saturated spectacle of the split — or whether she feels any at all."
- Labeling her a "survivor of her own short-live whirlwind romance gone wrong," they suggest that "differences of intellect" may have fueled the divorce. I am not sure if they are trying to imply that Perry is intellectually superior to Brand or vice versa, but I can't imagine it's flattering to be called dumb or to be told the person you once loved was dumb. Ouch!
- Even after she explicitly explains that "They didn't necessarily sign up for this," THR brings her parents into it, suggesting that Mommy and Daddy Perry are piggy-backing on their daughters fame in order to help spread a sometimes embarrassing gospel:
In January, Perry's father was accused by two prominent Jewish groups of espousing anti-Semitic remarks during a church tour stop in Westlake, Ohio. His remarks — which allegedly included the jab: "You know how to make the Jew jealous? Have some money, honey" — promptly made the news cycle and again shined a harsh light onto Perry's life beyond the stage. Her reaction? "The media tried to destroy my parents and has taken things completely out of context, but there's not a whole lot you can do in terms of fighting back," says Perry. "You have to hope that it passes, which it always does. But they have to be careful. They didn't necessarily sign up for this."
- They make Perry sound like she is to her label little more than a cog — albeit a crucial one! — in money machine:
"When it comes to Perry's hyper-technical performances, such as at the MuchMusic Awards on June 17, when she wore a cocoon gown that flapped open to reveal giant butterfly wings for the song "Wide Awake," the dollar signs start to skyrocket to the tune of $200,000-plus, and the label is on the hook for it."I'm a bit of a dreamer when it comes to having a vision, and there's a lot of logistics and physics behind something like that," says Perry. Not that EMI executives are complaining. "I learned pretty quick not to bet against Katy's ideas because she's almost always right," says Thompson. "They are effective, the performances, and "adds Perry coyly."
- Her song writing — a point of definite pride, and a talent that sets Perry apart — comes only at the end. And almost as an after-thought. Take us out, Nelly Furtado:
"She's a really good songwriter," says pop elder and fellow chart-topper Nelly Furtado. "Women are often seen only as pop icons, and people don't stop to think that these songs are coming from a very musical place. I would put Katy Perry in that bracket — she writes her hits. That's talent."


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If we thought that reality were changeable, fragile, and fleeting, would we take life more seriously or less seriously? This book contemplates the notion of "hakanasa," the evanescence of all things, as understood by the Japanese. Their lived responses to this idea of impermanence have been various and even contradictory. Asceticism, fatalism, conformism. Hedonism, materialism, careerism. What this array of responses have in common are, first, a grounding in "hakanasa," and, second, an emphasis on formality. "Evanescence and Etiquette" attempts to illuminate for the first time the ties between an epistemology of constant change and Japan's formal emphasis on etiquette and visuality.
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Charles Shiro Inouye is a Professor of Japanese and former Dean of the Colleges for Undergraduate Education at Tufts University. He is the author of "Similitude of Blossoms, A Critical Biography of Izumi Kyoka" (Harvard, 1998), and "Japanese Gothic Tales by Izumi Kyoka, Volumes One and Two" (Hawaii, 1994 and 2004). He received the 2003 U.S.-Japan Friendship Commission Prize, for the best English translation of a work of Japanese literature.
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"As I Read Charles Shiro Inouye's "Evanescence and Form," a study of Japanese culture from its ancient beginnings to the present, I thought again and again how fortunate his students are to be guided by such an extraordinary teacher. He writes as he might address a class or perhaps a group of friends, using skill and wit to transmit in easy to understand language his exceptional knowledge of the culture of Japan and his perceptions of what makes it distinctive. This discussion of the role of evanescence is the religious life and arts of Japan is in every way outstanding."--Donald Keene, Shincho Professor Emeritus of Japanese Literature, Columbia University"Charles Inouye's brilliant study of evanescence guides us through Japan's long and complex cultural and social history. His sensitive, often provocative, readings are rendered in a lucid, accessible style. A great book for anyone beginning an exploration of Japan."--Keiko McDonald, Professor of Japanese Literature and Cinema, University of Pittsburgh"Charles Inouye's intensely personal, indeed eloquent, survey of Japanese culture--from animism to anime--illuminates its paradoxical deepest themes. More than an introduction, it reveals what has so often been obscured by stereotypes."--Howard Hibbett, Victor S. Thomas Professor of Japanese Literature Emeritus, Harvard University"This book is essential reading for anyone interested in contemporary Japan. Charles Inouye has constructed a daring, wide-ranging, and beautifully written introduction to the deep patterns of Japanese cultural and aesthetic practice. The rock garden at Ryoanji Temple and the anime of Hayao Miyazaki will never look the same again."-- Eve Zimmerman, Associate Professor of Japanese at Wellesley College"Following Inouye (Tufts) as he effortlessly glides across the vast landscape of Japanese history and culture--touching down on a particular topic only long enough to make his point, and not a moment longer--is thrilling....For readers with even a cursory understanding of the social, cultural, and political background of its subject, this book is a true page-turner. Summing Up: Essential. Upper-division undergraduates and above."--"Choice"""Evanescence and Form: An Introduction to Japanese Culture" is a fascinating book, rich in insightful analysis and enlivened with impassioned polemic. Intensely personal, with a number of references to the author's personal milieu and especially to the author's family in both Japan and the United States, the book is also consciously lyrical, with numerous examples of fine writing embroidering the text." --Leigt Morton, "Journal of Japanese Studies"
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All Things Are Changing Defining the Sacred Flux and Identity Leaving the World Hedonism Sacrifice Fatalism Work Wrapping Materialism The Supremacy of Style The Nature of Etiquette Not One Space but Many If There Were a Holy Book Visual Nature A World Where Nothing Is Special


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MASON COUNTY — In preparation for the 2012-13 flu season, the Mason County Health Department will be offering their annual influenza vaccination clinics beginning on Tuesday.
The clinics will be held at the following times at the following locations: 10 a.m. to noon on Tuesday, Oct. 2, at the Mason Town Hall; 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 2, at the New Haven Community Center; 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 3, at the Mason County Health Department; 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 15, at the Ashton Baptist Church; 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 16 at the Leon Town Hall; and from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 17 at the Harmony Baptist Church.
These clinics are walk-in and no prior appointment is needed to receive the vaccine. The health department also encourages anyone six months old and older to get a flu shot once a year. It was also added these clinics are open to both adults and children. Children may also receive the vaccination regardless of insurance status.
It was also reported the yearly flu vaccines are updated in order to help fight the type of flu strain that circulated in the previous flu season. Due to this, it was stated these flu vaccines contain a new virus strain.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the flu is different from a cold and can cause mild to severe illness and can, at times, lead to death. It was also stated the flu comes on suddenly and symptoms can include fever or feverish/chills, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle or body aches, headaches, and fatigue. Other symptoms common among children can also include vomiting and diarrhea.
The CDC also stated that while most will recover from the flu in a few days to two weeks, flu can also develop into other complications, such as pneumonia, bronchitis, and a sinus and ear infections. It was also noted that not all who have the flu will experience a fever as well.
Those who are at a higher risk for developing complications from the flu, according the CDC, include people 65 years and older, people with certain chronic medical conditions (such as asthma, diabetes, or heart disease), pregnant women, and young children.
For more information regarding the clinics, contact the Mason County Health Department at 304-675-3050.


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Dominican Sisters of Mary Issue Statement on SCOTUS RulingBy
In response to the Supreme Court's decision regarding the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), Mother Mary Assumpta Long, O.P., the Prioress General of the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist released the following statement which was obtained by CatholicVote.org:
"Because the United States Supreme Court did not overturn the individual mandate in the PPACA, the unconstitutional HHS mandated coverage for abortion-inducing drugs, sterilization, and artificial contraception for employees is intact, and our religious freedom remains severely compromised. This is unacceptable, especially for a country that proudly protected and promoted religious liberty in all its fullness since its founding.
We will not despair. Instead we urge all Catholics to remain vigilant, to pray, and to engage our faith in the public arena. Religious liberty must not be reduced to simply freedom of worship.
Vigilance is imperative since our elected representatives will now be pursuing the repeal of the PPAC and the individual mandate in the coming weeks; dozens of religious-liberty lawsuits against the unconstitutional HHS mandate are proceeding; and in the upcoming election we have the ability to elect candidates to public office who will work and vote to change this unjust policy and defend our religious liberty.
We stand in solidarity with our bishops and their Fortnight for Religious Freedom campaign, which asks all Catholics, other Christians, and all people of good will to study, pray and engage in public action against the unconstitutional HHS mandate.
The Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist pray that God will protect the ability for all Americans to freely exercise their religious liberty. The Sisters of Mary will offer up daily prayers with the intention that this unjust mandate be overturned, and we will do so until it is overturned."
The Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist is a Roman Catholic community of women religious based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Our primary apostolate is the education and formation of young people. We remain open to engaging the modern culture with new forms of evangelization in order to preach the Gospel and teach the Truth. In 15 years, the Sisters have grown to over 100, the average age is 28 and the average age of the women who enter is 21. Sisters represent most of the States across the U.S., various Provinces in Canada.
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Hooray for real nuns who don't need bus tours to get their message across! Thank you Sisters for all that you do and may God bless you and all of our efforts.
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Yes, we have to do something about this. People may not understand this is really serious.
To give you an example, if a person had a car accident and seriously injured and he/she is non-Catholic we cannot treat this person. whatever denamination this person belongs … let say 7th day adventist then she will be brought to that hospital. This is simply insane!
This is a good start. However, there is much much more that can be done. I write about it here: http://thecontemplativecatholicconvert.blogspot.com/2012/06/fortnight-of-prayer-rest-of-story.html
God Bless the Dominican Sisters of Mary for their support of religious freedom AND the Bishops in these troubled times!
We're with you Sister, Everyone please pray that God will see us through this trial, and restore our freedom of conscience. We pray this abominable legislation will be thrown out. Please God so many of us want to see your name honored in our country once again. St. Michael, the archangel, defend us in battle, lead us forward to our Heavenly Father. Sweet Mother of Jesus, please let your Son know we are so very thankful for his redemption of us and atonement for our sins. With your help we will sin no more.


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Love it - my favourite colors! :-)ReplyDelete
That home is gorgeous! I'd love to live in it.ReplyDelete
this as absolutely gorgeous. i love the blue on the wall!ReplyDelete
It looks lovely but as you know, with a little Amy (replace name with Bertie if wanted) it would never look like this!;-)ReplyDelete
Have a lovely day too and good luck finding a home!ReplyDelete
Love htat blue & the tiles on the kitchen floor are beautiful.ReplyDelete
All the best with househunting and remember you can make any house a home. Will you keep looking in the same area?ReplyDelete
What a great place. After recently moving back home, I'm now itching to move out again & find my own place, so I'm seeing inspiration everywhere these days! xxReplyDelete
The new moon print is just beautiful..when muireann was still sleeping in our room and since we did not have any roof window blinds she always loved the moon which as one of her early words too..ReplyDelete
Hope all the looking is slowly getting you some where..and that the search for a bigger home is just around the corner as you seem to be well settled in your area there..have no idea how london life works i live in a bog after all..fran
Lovely pictures - I hope you find somewhere perfect for you and your family. I'm sure you'll make it special no matter how tiny/dated/in need of a spruce.ReplyDelete
The simplicity is divine!ReplyDelete
i love the wall colour and tiles on the floor. what a fresh space. i hope you find somewhere just as beautiful. xoReplyDelete
That kitchen is amazing. I love how industrial it feels but then the floor makes it a home.ReplyDelete
I would love to live in this home! The tiles and floor are so gorgious. I'm sure your place would look even better then this one!ReplyDelete
Fantastic! That home is gorgeous! Nice photography!ReplyDelete
That is one amazing house.. Good luck on the moving decision!ReplyDelete
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Super inspiring place. Good luck with your plans for moving!ReplyDelete
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This is beautiful! What I love most about it is the sense of openness and all that space! I would love it...our house is so wee! Loving the new prints/postcards etc! Good luck with the flat-hunting!
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It really is so inspiring!ReplyDelete
That kitchen floor! My idea of heaven - not sure it'd be that immaculate with my two littlies running around though. Good luck with moving decisions!ReplyDelete
that good interior very niceReplyDelete
I love the bright light in this apartment, and the simplicity of the arrangement. Good luck with moving/home-searching/beyond! <3ReplyDelete
Such a beautiful home, especially the kitchen. I'm a firm believer that if you have a good kitchen everything else will fall into place!ReplyDelete
Love that kitchen floor!ReplyDelete
wow...what an interior design..so well gelled!ReplyDelete
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Ummmmmm if you don't like swearing/don't want to hear me swear you probably shouldn't watch this. Just saying.
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Ummmmmm if you don't like swearing/don't want to hear me swear you probably shouldn't watch this. Just saying.
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Kirsten, these videos were so incredibly endearing! You came across as super genuine, which made you really fun to watch. Loved the rant about the evils of cotton.:)ReplyDelete
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Jared Walsh will be a two-way player for the Bulldogs this season.
Feb. 11, 2013
Jared Walsh, a 6-0, 215-pound native of Duluth, Ga., is entering his second season with the Bulldogs. As a freshman, Walsh appeared in 30 games with 12 starts as a designated hitter. He hit .250 (4-16) with one home run and two RBI in SEC play. He had a career-high two-hit game at Alabama on May 17, reaching base in four of five plate appearances. In 2012, Walsh was recovering from an injury during his prep career and now healthy, he looks to be a two-way player for the Bulldogs this season.
How have your preparations been going for the upcoming season?
"It's been going really well, but its been kind of tough since I pitch and hit. I have to divide time between both of them, which has been a challenge since I was still rehabbing from last year. It's been a little bit different but it has definitely been fun being able to do a both."
What is the most important goal for the 2013 season?
"Obviously, I would like to have a better year than I did last season but more importantly we, as a team, want to perform better. We expected a lot last year and I think we expect a lot this year. We definitely want to have a better run in the SEC tournament, and anything that comes after, we'll handle when it comes."
What did you take away from last season?
"The game is a lot faster than any high school ball I've played. You have to be able to make adjustments on the fly, and I wasn't really able to do that coming in as a freshman but I've learned from that, and think I will be able to do that this year."
What was the most memorable moment of last season?
"There were some good games that come to mind. We were beating South Carolina, and they came back, and then Joey Delmonico had a walk-off hit to right field, which was a lot of fun for us. Also, the second game of the year, Brett (DeLoach) hit a walk-off double; walk-off wins are always really cool to experience."
Who has had the greatest impact on your life growing up?
"Both my mom and my dad have had a tremendous impact on my life. My dad was sick when I was a kid so my mom would always throw BP (batting practice) with me but both of them have been huge. Anything I've ever needed they have provided for me baseball-wise, they've made a ton of sacrifices."
What are you working on to improve from last year?
"I didn't have a good season hitting, but really I'm just trying to work on making adjustments. Last year, I didn't make adjustments well and it ate me alive. I've just worked on changing a few things and I think it has worked well for me."
Being a pinch hitter can be tough, how do you prepare and stay involved in a game?
"I read the scouting reports a lot. Just watching the game is a big thing too because if you aren't paying attention and they call on you then it'll catch up to you. I just try to keep an eye on all of the pitchers even if I didn't think I would get an at-bat for that game. I always pay attention so I am ready for any situation."
How are you approaching the season with an opportunity to pitch too?
"I've pitched my whole life so it's really nothing new. I try to throw the ball over the plate and let the hitters get themselves out. I try not to over think it all because I know I have a great defense behind me. It's important to have a lot of confidence out on the mound."
What has been your favorite place to place on the road?
"It was at LSU. We lost two hard games on a Friday and Saturday but we ended up coming back and taking the game on Sunday. It got really quiet so that was really cool."
What do you look forward to most about the season?
"I think we're all looking forward to a new start. Last year, I thought we underperformed after having high expectations. This year, we have a clean slate and can really do whatever we want. We just have to make sure all of our priorities are straight and we are all playing together."


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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Following two weeks of training after four consecutive weeks of competition, the West Virginia University swimming and diving teams are set to compete at the Pitt Invitational at Trees Pool in Pittsburgh, Pa., from Nov. 16-18.
"After two weeks of good training, the staff is looking forward to seeing the teams race in a prelim/final meet," says coach Vic Riggs. "This will give us a good indication of where we are and what we will need to do to get ready for U.S. Winter Nationals and the second half of our season."
Last season, the men's team placed second in the meet and the women's team placed third.
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If it is given as "Same moles of reactants has taken as the initial moles" what should we use as initial moles? is it correct to use like "a" mole each or else take it as 1 mole each? also i have heard if the amount of dissociation given, then take initial mole as 1.if not take it just as "a".but i am kind of confuse.hope you understand. please help me.
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While using the degree of dissociation concept it is advantageous to take 1 as the initial number of mole first, then subtract the degree of dissociation, alpha from it and finally multiply the whole thing with the molar concentration of the species, c. You will get the actual equilibrium concentration of the reactants at any given point.
For example, in the following reaction, starting with c molar A and c molar B, if alpha be the degree of dissociation then we can write the reactant concentrations at equilibrium in the following manner:
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initially:1 1
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actually (eqm.): c (1-alpha) c (1-alpha)
You can instead, use 'a' as the initial number of moles of reactants and then subtract moles reacted, x from it to arrive at the same target. Therefore, both the methods end up at the same conclusion if applied judiciously to a particular system.
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Here are two sentences that buttress the argument of those of us who said Newt Gingrich was temperamentally unfit to be president by virtue of his chronic indiscipline, erratic style and lack of philosophical grounding. It comes from Michael Moore, perhaps the most visible and harshest American critic of capitalism in the last couple of decades.
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On the surface, the decision by the Republican Jewish Coalition not to invite Rep. Ron Paul to their forum for presidential candidates seems ill-advised. Some will ask, what would be the harm in giving the eccentric libertarian a hearing?
But just as no one would consider a demand the GOP group provide a platform for a Democrat, there is no reason for it to allow Paul to pretend he is anything but an extremist who is far outside of the mainstream, especially when it comes to issues concerning the U.S.-Israel alliance. Though the isolationist sometimes claims to be a friend to Israel, few are deceived by this disingenuous stance. There's no reason why the RJC needs to buy into the pretense.
Paul claims his opposition to aid to Israel ought not to disqualify him for pro-Israel voters. He says aid is bad for the Jewish state and that he respects its sovereignty more than many of its friends who seek to impose American solutions to the peace process that it rejects. But this is not a serious argument.
As for the aid, when Israel was receiving massive amounts of economic aid, one could have argued that U.S. funds merely subsidized the country's dysfunctional socialist system and did as much harm as good. But that aid has long been phased out, and now the assistance the U.S. provides Israel is to its military. The idea that Israel would be better off without that assistance — and the security cooperation that goes with it — is absurd, especially at a time when the threat from Iran and the Arab world is growing. It should also be noted that almost all of that aid is spent here in the United States on American-made weapons. For Paul to assert that it isn't needed is a clear indication of his attitude toward Israel's fate.
But Paul's extremism goes farther than his opting out of the bipartisan pro-Israel consensus on aid. His view of America's place in the world and of its Islamist adversaries — who also desire Israel's destruction — is so skewed as to make his views indistinguishable from those voiced on the extreme left.
Paul's isolationism is so hard-core that he sees America as a force for evil in the world and its adversaries, such as al-Qaeda, as being justified in their determination to fight us. Paul's perspective is that of someone who has no quarrel with Islamists who are waging war against both the U.S. and Israel. Even in the GOP's presidential debates, Paul has rationalized the Islamist regime in Iran and voiced opposition to any effort to stop their drive for nuclear weapons that pose an existential threat to Israel.
People like Ron Paul have taken the valuable libertarian creed of opposition to intrusive government and support for individual freedom and twisted it into a belief system that doesn't view U.S. security abroad or the life of a besieged democratic Jewish state as something Americans should care about. Far from respecting Israel's sovereignty, Paul is willing to watch with complacence as its very existence is called into question without the U.S. feeling obligated to lift a finger. His "respect" for Israel is little different from the sentiments voiced by an earlier generation of isolationists — the "America First" group — whose admiration of Nazi Germany and indifference to the fate of the Jews restrained the country's initial response to both Hitler and the Holocaust.
Rep. Paul has every right to voice his views and run for office. But that doesn't obligate the RJC to give him a platform for views that are antithetical to the organization's principles. If he doesn't like it, I'm sure there are gatherings of Islamists and anti-Semites where he would be welcomed with open arms.


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In September 1942, Brigadier General Leslie R. Groves took charge of the Manhattan Project. His influence was to be felt far and wide by people swept into service for this top secret project. In Oak Ridge, in the red mud and yellow dust, he was the driving force behind the construction and operation of the large wartime plants that would come to define the "Atomic City."
Groves is remembered for his management style and personality traits. Those who liked him recall that he was hard-driving, courageous, tough, responsible, and efficient. They say he demanded respect and got the job done. Those less fond of his style remember him as blunt, impatient, ruthless, tyrannical, severe, and inconsiderate. For them, he was a strict taskmaster.
The day before he came to Oak Ridge, Groves was in a meeting with Secretary of War Henry Stimson. By age and rank, Groves was the junior person. Stimson proposed a committee of seven to nine persons to run the Manhattan Project; Groves countered that such a committee would be inefficient and proposed a committee of three. After some discussion, the group accepted Groves' suggestion. Then, in the presence of his superiors, Groves abruptly excused himself from the meeting, saying he had to take the train to Oak Ridge to select a site for the first atomic plant.
On September 19, 1942, Groves met with Colonel James Marshall and inspected the site in Oak Ridge. Groves was pleased with the site because it offered abundant electrical power and water, good access by road and train, a sparse population, a nearby source of labor, and a mild climate that made outdoor work possible year round.
Although scientific research leading to industrial production of fissionable material was not yet complete, Groves decided to take a chance on constructing uranium-235 production plants in Oak Ridge. To accomplish this task, some 59,000 acres were purchased at a cost of $60 to $70 per acre.
During the war, Groves frequently visited Oak Ridge, staying at a special suite permanently reserved for him in the Guest House, now the Alexander Motor Inn. When the hotel was booked up, guests were allowed to stay in the general's suite provided that they agreed to leave if he should show up (he sometimes arrived in the middle of the night).
Besides production of enriched uranium through electromagnetic separation and gaseous diffusion, which was done at Oak Ridge, another goal of the Manhattan Project was to produce plutonium through transmutation of uranium. Although the Graphite Reactor was a pilot plant for creating plutonium, Groves ruled out Oak Ridge as a major site for large-scale plutonium production. He was concerned about the proximity of the site to Knoxville and the possibility, however remote, of a reactor explosion that might endanger Knoxville.
Groves, a native of Albany, New York, who graduated fourth in his class from the U.S. Military Academy, headed the Manhattan Engineer District for three years. He retired from the Army in 1948 with the rank of lieutenant general and wrote several books, including Now It Can Be Told: The Story of the Manhattan Project. He served as a vice president of the Sperry Rand Corporation until 1961 and died in 1970 in Washington, D.C.
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AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 26, 2006 Having the Defense Department's two-day National African American History Month observance at Huston-Tillotson University here was an eye-opener for faculty and students, the university's president said.
Larry Earvin said he invited DoD to hold its observance at Huston-Tillotson because most of the activities related to these kinds of programs are centered in the southeastern United States, and Texas' large African American population hasn't had such events before.
The 130-year-old Huston-Tillotson University is one of more than 100 Historically Black Colleges and Universities across the nation.
"I also wanted in a public kind of way to raise the issues that we face as African Americans in Texas in higher education," Earvin said. "The pipeline issue of developing students in sciences and mathematics and the stem areas is something that I wanted to put on the radar screen."
He added the observance allows institutions to learn from one another. For the faculty, it means that they get a chance to hear about programs that are in place in other universities that they can model, mirror and emulate," Earvin noted. "The dean of our School of Arts and Sciences said he heard something on two occasions this morning that he's going to take back to our campus and make it work for our students. I think that's tremendously successful from our vantage point. We don't have all the ideas, but we can certainly benefit from other people who have programs that are working."
Most students, Earvin said, aren't aware of DoD's civilian employment opportunities. "This is a chance for us to highlight that particular aspect of this program," he said. "There are folks who challenge us for having this program because they are opposed to what the nation may be involved in terms of activities in the Middle East. But I look at it from a different standpoint. It's an opportunity for students to learn about job opportunities in the Defense Department's civilian services."
Yesterday, on the second day of the observance, middle school, high school and college students were invited to Army, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard expositions. The event included presentations about appointments to the service academies, the ROTC program and civilian career opportunities in DoD, including how to participate in civilian intern programs.
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After three consecutive weeks chatting up Canuck skaters, it was Cory Schneider's turn to take the chair to the right of Scott Oake on Hockey Night in Canada After Hours, and the Red-Headed Stop Child didn't disappoint. Schneider has earned a reputation around these parts as a well-spoken, likeable and funny guy, and he did nothing during the interview to dissuade us from such characterizations.
Dressed in what appeared to be one of Kevin Weekes's suits, Schneider handled questions about the Canucks' goaltending situation with the usual class and tact that we've come to expect from him.
But it wasn't all business as usual. Unlike previous After Hours interviews, this one yielded a lot of new stuff. Over the course of the 22-minute interview, Schneider filled us in on some tweaks to the Canucks' goaltending, spoke out against a certain slang term for redheads, showed off his bag of impressions, and dropped a preponderance of quality one-liners.
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Yes, this After Hours did not disappoint. Almost more interesting than the game. Wait, scratch that. Definitely more interesting than the game.
Gotta love the way that Schneids handles the media. His interviews are all class. I loved the respect he showed for Luongo whenever he was mentioned.
whoa, that is intense. especially when he turns on the tough guy/bruce lee look "i'm a christian and i'm gonna f $%& you up."
well, after careful consideration of the two finalists for red-head spokesperson the winner is…cory schneider…by a hair.
but seriously cory very adeptly pointed out that always commenting on someone's appearance just ain't nice(he looked more upset going to commercial after that segment than i'd ever seen him.)things have changed(for the better) since gilligan's island. i've never used the term,"ginger" outside the kitchen and promise not to start now.
When Cory was asked who was the worst dressed Canuck with Cody gone, I thought they were going to ask him "with Cody gone, who is the biggest nerd on the team?"
Based on Cory's impressions, ability to quote movies, long-lasting baby fat, ability to rock a checked suit and plaid tie combo, let's just say, I'd be willing to wager that he was the most excited about tuning into "Game of Thrones" last night.
Great interview though. Charming, articulate, witty, and awesome guy. All round class act…even if he is a "loser back up"
Is that tidbit abour the "hybrid" goaltending style really new info? I could've sworn I heard about that near the start of the season. It was in reference to Roberto specifically, but I did read or see something about how Melanson was getting him to read the play more and use his instincts and reads to decide whether to challenge or stay deep. But I can't, for the life of me, remember where I heard/saw that. Maybe it was some chit chat on 1040 or something.
The best/worst part is when AV walks by and asks for the Burrows impression just as they're rolling the replay of the Game 6 penalty shot. Oake and Rheaugh laughing uncontrollably over looping footage of Schneider writhing in agony in possibly the worst moment of his NHL career almost fulfilled the After Hours awkwardness quota in one go.
enjoyed watching it again…..and reading the blog.
Man it would be great to keep this guy, and not just for his great goaltending. Wouldn't be fair though, you can tell by listening carefully to what he says that he REALLY wants to play more. Hope AV gives him more starts in the playoffs. It is not like it is going to hurt us.
Was surprized at the ginger thing. I don't think I had heard the term until the southpark episode hit the news because people were actually picking on redheads. I guess I should have figured out it was somewhat derogatory.
Ginger is one of the most unpleasant things you can call someone in Britain, where (for some odd reason, don't ask me) prejudice against redheads (men much more than women) is almost at the intensity of racism. It's often pronounced to rhyme with "singer" because that suggests the word "minger" which means someone dirty, filthy, nasty.
I thought Schneider's answer to that question was pretty interesting. If his questionable puck-handling decisions are really just a result of rust due to his infrequent starts, it bodes well for the team if he does end up with the starter's job here, playing more often than not.
Gingers like Cory and the twins need a safe place where they can just be themselves…http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_DVHUEjnuU
Aside from a goaltending perspective, it will be sad to see Cory go (if and when that happens). He seems like a great team guy that is very popular in the room. For a group that's as close as the Canucks are, I wonder what losing him in the room could do to the chemistry going forward.
Some thoughts after watching:
-When asked about his goaltending role models, Cory mentions Carey Price, Jaroslav Halak and Jonas Hiller. Not sure if I should be slightly concerned or flipping the pool.
-Scott Oake: "You're going to be number one next year somewhere, don't worry." …uh, what? Look, it's bad enough when CBC cuts to a close-up of Schneids on the bench after every flippin' goal Luongo lets in, but assuring him he'll be a number one "somewhere" with zero facts or authority to back it up? Stay classy, Scott Oake.
-Finally, I submit this as Schneider's representative quote out of context: "I'm sure a lot of guys could do me."


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