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The perfect purse for a night on the town or a holiday party. There's enough room for your essentials and even a lining with a pocket for a credit card or ID.
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Read: Rick Nash Will Be Rick Nash Again
In the Columbus Dispatch, Aaron Portzline writes that many people are starting to think of Rick Nash as good but not a great player based on how his statistics have lined up over the past couple of seasons.
Portzline notes that Nash is one of four players, along with Alex Ovechkin, Ilya Kovalchuk and Jarome Iginla to score 30 goals a season in each of the last five seasons.
He adds, "But the sense among NHL executives is that Nash will return to his dominating ways when he gets traded, that the weight of the franchise had taken a toll on him."
Adam Rotter:I always remember Nash as a force in 2010 Olympics for Team Canada and I think that is the player Nash will be when he is traded. He will be sent a team where he won't be the only big player and will only need to be part of the team and not the entire team. If you acquire Nash you are getting an elite goal scorer, but is it worth the cost in terms of assets and salary cap space he would take up?

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With a nearly full-strength side, Real Salt Lake travels to Seattle for a match that could tilt the scales in MLS, with effects cascading down the table should RSL lose out. Jason Kreis's side, then, has a difficult task in front of them, in a difficult stadium, against a difficult side.
Managing approach
It is important for RSL to notch a win against Seattle, but this will be one of the more difficult MLS matches for Kreis to manage. Should his side adopt an overly defensive posture, it might be difficult to grab that win — constitutionally, we're not a side that thrives when sitting back in an organized fashion. Should they adopt an overly offensive posture, it might be difficult to preserve any goalscoring advantage maintained. Thus, striking that balance will be the impetus laid before Kreis.
This largely becomes the role of the midfield to maintain that balance: The match ebbs and flows by the actions they take. The forwards are important in that they must follow the lead of the midfield and adapt their play, and the defenders are important in that they must respond to the threats that emerge as a result of the balance. But it is the role of the midfield to dictate it, and with three veterans certain to start, that shouldn't be too difficult.
Kyle Beckerman: He is the player through which all things must pass, whether it is directly (passes to and from him) or indirectly (play being dictated by him, whether by literal communication or by his movement). He'll be important in relaying play to wide players, and ensuring that play circulates through the midfield.
Ned Grabavoy: He is the player tasked with perhaps the most work of the three veterans, and he'll be required to both help out defending against wide players and to push play through the midfield. His ability to maintain possession will be vital here, particularly against the Sounders midfield; this will give all other players more time to adapt off-the-ball and to provide new outlets.
Javier Morales: He is the player responsible for creating the deadliest of chances and to stretch play laterally both through his movement and through his distribution to forwards. This will open room for the other midfielders — Grabavoy and the other central midfielder in the diamond, perhaps Luis Gil — and the forwards in the areas in which they can do the most damage.
No player has an easier job than any other on the night, but by ensuring that their responsibilities are fulfilled, the collective burden will be lifted, and the wall of 55,000 fans in Seattle can be disappointed once again.
A regular contributor to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs the SB Nation blog RSL Soapbox. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
It seems like only yesterday that we faced Portland Timbers, and indeed, it sort of was. Or last week, but that's somewhat like yesterday.
Timbers have assumed relatively the same approach match-by-match, and that they do is a testament to Caleb Porter's belief in tactical consistency. By and large, that's a belief shared by Jason Kreis, who has been one of the most consistent coaches in MLS in recent memory. But Jason Kreis has this season showed a newfound tactical flexibility without sacrificing that belief, and he's changed the shape with relative frequency. The beauty, though, is that no matter how he's changed the shape, the approach and philosophy has remained the same.
With that in mind, Jason Kreis could deploy his side with a different shape to make more difficult the jobs of Porter and crew.
4-2-1-3: Rimando; Beltran, Borchers, Salcedo, Wingert; Beckerman, Grabavoy; Morales; Plata, Saborio, Findley
Good: In this shape, we'd see Plata and Findley tasked with keeping busy Portland's fullbacks, Harrington and Powell, on the left and the right, respectively. Those two generally are important players, as Porter is well aware of the same thing as Kreis: To succeed in an attacking system with no focus on long ball antics, getting one or even both full backs involved in the attack is essential. By pushing back on those two, a big part of the Portland attack is mitigated.
Bad: We lose something in midfield pressure, leaving Grabavoy and Beckerman to carry more of the pressing weight than they otherwise would. If Portland plays a packed midfield, there's a risk this could get overrun.
4-3-2-1: Rimando, Beltran, Borchers, Salcedo, Wingert; Beckerman, Grabavoy, Grossman; Gil, Morales; Saborio
Good: Here, we have introduced an additional midfielder to the mix. I've pointed to Cole Grossman as the option, because we have here three midfielders involved in defending. This would mitigate any risk of the midfield being overrun. Gil and Morales would both play in a wider arrangement, and perhaps Grabavoy would step further forward to fill in the gaps. Saborio is left as the sole striker, largely to play the midfield into the attack, which would be essential.
Bad: We lose a wide man in attack, which has been important for us. When we have a striker on the wing, we introduce a more dynamic attacking option that forces the defense to rethink their plans. Against an attacking Portland Timbers side, there should be space there — it would be good for us to take advantage of that.
4-4-2: Rimando, Beltran, Borchers, Salcedo, Wingert; Beckerman, Grabavoy, Gil, Morales; Plata, Findley
Good: Rather than taking the hold-up approach with Saborio, which brings us plenty of joy, we could give him a rest and allow him an opportunity off the bench, leaving Plata and Findley as the starting strikers. Those two would be tasked with both going wide, leaving the center for the midfield to run into — perhaps they'd start in a central position and move wide. It's difficult to say. This would give us plenty of attacking width and would surely be strong in transition.
Bad: Well, we'd lack a player to hold up the ball, which we've done before. If, as I picture it, we push Plata and Findley into wide positions, we'd be found sorely lacking in the middle, too, I'm afraid. In essence, it could end up looking like a poor parody of a strikerless system.
A regular contributor to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs the SB Nation blog RSL Soapbox. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
A 4-0 win over Columbus Crew for Real Salt Lake will surely have everyone in good spirits, and with good reason: Never did RSL look like anything other than the far better side. There is no exaggeration when Jason Kreis called it his side's "most complete performance" of the year.
Mitigating threats
Columbus's biggest threats on the night were surely Dominic Oduro and Federico Higuain. Neither were particularly threatening to RSL's dominance on the night, with Higuain's impact frustrated to the point that he opted to get sent off instead of continuing in the match. Throughout, Columbus Crew took only a single on-target shot and but three off-target shots. There will be plenty of talk about the attack, and rightly so, but just as vital as the speed with which we re-won possession.
Patience is a virtue, I think
That first goal for Real Salt Lake was one which seemed it would never come. Columbus Crew were resolute in their defending and more than content to let us keep the ball, and but for a deflection, they would have gone into the half having not conceded. What the first half saw, then, was two sides demonstrating immense patience: RSL continued their attack without panicking, and Crew continued their defense without wavering.
And by and large, there was something nice about that — perhaps because Real Salt Lake had breached the defense once, it was made more palatable. But once the Crew decided that, should they desire any result at all, they'd have to be at least slightly more adventurous. The second goal came perhaps as a result, more or less, of that: It was not so much that they had pushed too far forward, but that they failed to track any sort of run. It was as static as the Crew could have looked.
Constant movement
For a team playing — again — its third game in an eight-day stretch, it was encouraging to see those who played full matches in the two preceding matches — Tony Beltran, Nat Borchers, Ned Grabavoy, and Javier Morales, with Chris Wingert close behind — making constant attacking runs. The players who came in looked not just fresh, but eager to be involved. That sort of attitude is difficult to teach and is surely a testament to the squad that has been built.
That movement led to dangerous opportunities throughout the first half, and when the second half rolled around, it led to a further three goals for the home side. Running out winners has rarely been so literal a phrase. A special word should be reserved for Olmes Garcia and Devon Sandoval, who formed a strong, solid partnership, with both players making those essential runs.
A regular contributor to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs the SB Nation blog RSL Soapbox. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
With one of the Eastern Conference's playoff somewhat-hopefuls coming to town in the form of Columbus Crew, the impetus is on Real Salt Lake to continue improving in all areas.
Maintaining momentum
Momentum may or may not be a myth, but if we're talking about what Real Salt Lake should do to ensure victory, it certainly is something to consider. But this isn't the sort of momentum maintained in a frictionless system; instead, RSL must continue applying force to keep on the right path. Things have slowed in recent weeks, and maintaining speed is of the essence as the race for the Supporters Shield heats up once again.
Getting players like Kyle Beckerman and Nick Rimando back into the side will be of the utmost importance, but it ought be remembered that we've also struggled with them in there. Should we hope to get back to our best, those two — as well as everyone else out there, but especially those two — will have to ensure that they remain defensively aware.
Defensive awareness
Without a doubt, this has been the biggest sticking point for Real Salt Lake in the last month. Too often we have done tremendously to find a lead, only to surrender it at first asking, often on a set piece or a cross into the box. Our physical attributes are not particularly problematic, and the ability of our defenders is difficult to question. But it must be remembered that defensive awareness starts at the front and trickles to the back.
This is particularly poignant when we're talking about the midfield; while we've surely improved in the attack over last year, we sometimes lack some important qualities that players like Will Johnson brought to the field. We lack the workhorse in the middle, and while Ned Grabavoy somewhat fills that role, more important has been his attacking thrust. But similarly, I've been quick to criticize players like Luis Gil for not getting far enough into the attack — it's clearly a difficult problem to solve. Whatever we find as our best solution it will involve preventing long unprotected passes from deep in the midfield — those will hurt us over and over.
Higuain v. Morales
The two Argentines are notably among the most ruthlessly efficient playmakers in MLS, and Saturday is a perfect opportunity to see them square off. Both have similar histories, and both are doing quite the providers for their team — but the two aren't exactly the same player. It's difficult to bear those statistics out without watching the match — which renders it all the more interesting. Both are near the top of the league in key passes and assists, and both chip in with a fair few goals for their side — Morales with 6, Higuain with 9.
A regular contributor to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs the SB Nation blog RSL Soapbox. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
Real Salt Lake's travels to Portland force the league-topping side into a difficult position against a strong team, with the loss of Kyle Beckerman a particularly sore point.
No Captain (or is it "No, Captain!"?)
The returning Yordany Alvarez should step in for Kyle Beckerman, which, on the face of it, is a slightly terrifying prospect, but the reality of it is a bit less daunting. Alvarez is clearly no direct, one-for-one replacement, and I don't think anybody suspects he is. But he does present some valuable attributes, especially when we consider his passing game. He surely won't be getting forward in the same way, but he still manages to get himself into advanced positions quite readily.
Surprisingly, the thing we'll miss most from Beckerman is his creative play. Do we say that a year ago? Two years ago? I don't know, but he's had a distinct shift in his approach this season, and it's one that has benefited our play.
Formational approach
Our shifts in formation have startled opponents somewhat, as they now feel uncertain as to what we'll play on any given match day. This, despite very heavily playing in that 4-4-2 — so what's got them scared? Simply, it's the flexibility they thought we didn't have. In all honesty, our three core formations we've played this season — the 4-4-2 diamond, the 4-2-1-3, the 4-5-1 — all function in largely the same way: We maintain pressure with our forwards and attacking midfielders, we stretch play with midfield runs, and we maintain possession in the middle.
It's the understanding we've built in the squad over years of play that allows us to easily switch formations, and that, in its own right, is a bit unintuitive. By being dogged in our formational approach, we've enabled ourselves to be flexible in our … formational approach. Funny how these things turn out.
Maintaining midfield pressure
As we saw against Portland in the US Open Cup, it's important that, if we're to be successful again against this side, we have to maintain a similar approach. This means being systematic in our pressure from the midfield and the front, but we must do so without leaving substantial gaps between our defenders and our midfield. This is the difficulty of the approach, but key will be restricting the possession and passing of Portland Timbers in less dangerous areas. Less key is winning the ball back quickly, because as we've seen, they hardly thrive in deeper positions.
It all takes a degree of caution, but this is the sort of thing on which the result will pivot.
A regular contributor to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs the SB Nation blog RSL Soapbox. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
Real Salt Lake on Saturday faces perhaps their most bitter nemesis (rivalries not withstanding) in the form of LA Galaxy; one of the more potent sides in MLS, Real Salt Lake will have a difficult job maintaining approach and style without sacrificing defensive solidity.
Returning to the diamond
It's easy to imagine that facing off against LA Galaxy will require a more dynamic midfield than facing Houston required — which isn't a knock on the trio of Kyle Beckerman, Ned Grabavoy, and Javier Morales last week, nor on Houston particularly. But certainly we can agree that, when in form, LA Galaxy are a treacherous side to face, and containing them will require special attention. Stymying Robbie Keane and Landon Donovan is not particularly an easy task.
But it's equally important in attack: There was plenty of potency unfulfilled last week, and this isn't the sort of match to leave that on the table. Deploying with a more familiar formation for the squad could provide both attack and defense the best platform for success.
Defending the transition
It's a simple thing but difficult to execute: LA Galaxy will be quite good at picking up the ball in key areas and hitting us in our transitional states. We know this. With attacking players who can essentially turn the game on its head at any given moment — Robbie Keane and Landon Donovan the two obvious options — we have to be smart with the ball. We can't go losing it in the deeper parts of midfield on a silly pass, and we surely can't afford to lose the ball with a silly pass from a defender.
But surely we will give up the ball at times. Some of the world's greatest tactical managers, notably Pep Guardiola and Arsene Wenger, among others, had a method for mitigating the risk of a lost ball: Immediately after the ball is lost, put intense pressure on the opposition for somewhere between three (Wenger) and six seconds (Pep) in an attempt to win the ball back immediately. Once that time period has passed, if the ball is not forthcoming, retreat to a more stable defensive outlay and defend the attack. That sort of approach wouldn't go amiss for Real Salt Lake.
Maintain control of possession
There are some sides against which losing the possession battle is fine, or at least doesn't present any great trouble. LA Galaxy are not one of those sides. That's not to say that they don't present trouble when they lose that particular battle: On April 27, RSL lost 2-0 but had a 63-37 possession advantage. So, yes, it's not everything. Or most things. But it's something we can control, and if we're smart without the ball as well as with it, we'll be in a good position.
A regular contributor to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs the SB Nation blog RSL Soapbox. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
Because it's really what was on everybody's minds after the match, let's talk about the formation shift Jason Kreis rolled out and its effectiveness for this team.
To start, it was a fairly European 4-2-1-3 — or as some might term it, a 4-2-3-1 — but whatever way you describe it, there were two deeper midfielders, Ned Grabavoy and Kyle Beckerman; an attacking midfielder sitting essentially in the attacking half, Javier Morales; a central striker, Alvaro Saborio; and two wide players in attacking positions, Olmes Garcia and Joao Plata. The difference between the two formational descriptions rests on the roles of Garcia and Plata. Neither played exactly like a traditional winger, nor did they play exclusively like strikers in wide positions. In reality, the formation is somewhere betwixt the two.
Now, this may be because they weren't entirely effective in their positions. Jason Kreis was critical of the two in his post-match press conference, saying of the formation's future for RSL: "…If we're going to continue forward ... we've got to get those players moving more. I don't like them standing on their outside backs and getting themselves marked." Now, this doesn't necessarily mean either deserve blame for this, as it was a new approach for the squad and one that requires a great deal of understanding for proper execution. It did present some promise.
The Future
What, exactly, does the future hold for Real Salt Lake's formational approach? In the short-term, it's hard to see us moving away from the diamond, on which we have built our core. It's an excellent fit for many reasons — from Javier Morales's consistent mobility to the ability of deeper midfielders to impact play with dynamic runs, there's a lot to be positive about. The diamond may not be here long-term — two, three years down the road, say — but it's hard to see a distinct shift now.
Still, the tactical flexibility afforded by the change in approach is indisputable. If we are able to sufficiently gain an understand in another system, and we're able to utilize it effectively in the attack — not just in defense — we'll be better able to counteract the stale defensive outlays teams send out to put a stopper on us. Should we be able to effectively shift to a three-forward setup, we can instantly widen play in a significant way; should we shift back, we could attack down the middle more effectively. Both systems afford defensive width, and both systems allow for quality play in transition, so we don't lose any particular advantage as a result.
Should Real Salt Lake continue down this road? It would seem a good one to at least venture down a little further. We have wide attacking players who can make a significant impact, and we have a collection of midfielders who will fight for every ball and cover as much ground as anyone in the league. It's a good fit — but it has to work in a sustainable, long-term sense. And given we haven't seen it work fully yet, there remain questions aplenty
A regular contributor to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs the SB Nation blog RSL Soapbox. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
Real Salt Lake has been in mixed form in MLS play, but with a tremendous US Open Cup win on Wednesday, there's a sense that the dip could recover well. The tactical pieces are there — but as so often this season, injuries and fitness could throw a bit of a wrench into the best-laid plans.
Maintaining approach
Real Salt Lake has been unwavering this season in the desire to play essentially the same style from match to match. Remarkably, this is the case despite several formation shifts, forced personnel changes, and indeed, an understanding that controlling the pace of the match constantly is not always possible or wise.
As a result, we've seen RSL surrender possession at times; this often comes in the form of allowing the opposition to simply pass the ball around the back line while they probe for an opening. Our general strategy — short build-up play and balls sent to either flank to release pressure and stretch play — remains the same regardless. I don't know that Jason Kreis is setting his side out to surrender some attacking control in exchange for another sort, but the ability of our side to adapt to changes in the pace of the game has been an important factor in our successes.
Defending from the front
If one thing can be said about Wednesday's win over Portland Timbers, it's that Real Salt Lake displayed an encouraging ability to defend from the front lines. With Alvaro Saborio and Robbie Findley both dropping deep to defend when not in possession, Real Salt Lake pushed Portland attackers into wide positions, where they were ineffectual at best.
Houston Dynamo won't quite present the same challenge, but that mentality is one that we've pushed forward with through the season. It's paid dividends. Indeed, it's been the case almost to the point that Findley has been deployed as something approaching a winger who will burst forward during counters. This is more than him simply stretching play: He's been important from wide positions and has helped create goals from those positions.
Mitigating minutes
Jason Kreis's side has been in a bit of a minutes crunch this season, and for some, pushing them to play both Saturday and Wednesday stretched their fitness thin. As such, players like Javier Morales and Kyle Beckerman are both in positions where playing again Saturday is probably too soon. A bit of a rest for the two of them, who are rarely afforded them, will be essential in the long-term, but in the short term, we have to wonder about replacements.
On Wednesday, Ned Grabavoy played at the top of the diamond, and he was fairly effective doing so. Last Saturday, he played in the side of the diamond. This Saturday, he might play at the base of the diamond. The remarkable part is that he can play those three distinct positions effectively.
A regular contributor to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs the SB Nation blog RSL Soapbox. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
Real Salt Lake's magical Open Cup run is nearing its culmination: Whether that end-point is a final at Rio Tinto Stadium or a semifinal against Portland Timbers tonight is difficult to predict.
Stay aware of opportunities created in the middle
Real Salt Lake must be entirely aware of opportunities being created through the middle; while most opportunities created against us are from the flanks, Portland Timbers are clearly not like most sides in MLS. They'll pass along the ground, move the ball, and exercise a modicum of patience. It's a bit like we are, and we've not really faced a side like that to this point.
One good look in the mirror
Playing against Portland Timbers will bring to light some of our positive qualities and, indeed, some of our more negative ones. Our weakness in set piece organization is in line with the issues Timbers have displayed with set pieces, while our propensity for attacking through creativity and passing movement will be mirrored by Timbers. This is surely the first time we've faced a side this season that mirrors that desire. The battles will be as physical as ever, but we shouldn't count on Portland resorting to simply lumping the ball long out of the back. That it's taken until August to see this opposition — and not even in league play at this point — is regrettable, given we will now play them in a more condensed period.
In what will surely be one of the key story lines of the night, both sides have young managers who are passionate about their methodology, and that's not likely to change on the night. Jason Kreis and Caleb Porter squaring off should be a thing of broadcasters' dreams. The unpredictability of both managers — combined with the relative predictability of both sides' approaches — will be part of an ever-intensifying evening.
But what could change?
Jason Kreis's side has displayed some very encouraging signs that they're capable of being deployed in multiple formations, and the boss has used that to good effect. Whether it's rolling out a third forward late in the match to maintain high pressure or to contain the high pressure of the opposition, or deploying five midfielders to focus on building attacks in wider positions, there is a newfound element of unpredictability that only helps the general effectiveness of our tried-and-true midfield diamond.
Magic of the cup?
Managing a single-leg knockout competition is rather different than managing a league match or even a double-leg knockout series. Every mistake will be under the microscope after the fact. It's difficult to really make it through on luck alone, but stymying the opposition — perhaps with the aid of one unbelievably good goalkeeper — will be key to securing a U.S. Open Cup Final at Rio Tinto Stadium.
A regular contributor to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs the SB Nation blog RSL Soapbox. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
Real Salt Lake's Rocky Mountain Cup-losing 2-2 draw at Colorado on Saturday was not the result of lackadaisical output, nor was it the result of injuries, nor of worrying fissures within the side's tactical makeup. What, then, was the cause?
Insufficient marking
Once again, Real Salt Lake conceded a game-tying goal from a hopeful cross; it is something we've seen repeatedly over the last three matches. In these cases, it's easy to point at the quality of defenders on display, but poor defenders in good positions are less likely to allow those sorts of goals. No, it's not an issue of the quality of defenders, but of the quality of defending take place. Nick Rimando rightly pointed at organization as an issue in the draw and the losses that preceded it. He's not at all wrong.
Goals in transition
Again, this is in part down to organization, but the issue starts further up the pitch. When the ball is lost cheaply at any position, the opposition is handed an opportunity to counter in numbers. They're also given an opportunity to send in hopeful crosses, as with the defense on the back foot, they are less capable of defending crosses into the box. We keep seeing it, and it's difficult to really solve with one fell swoop, but it's hurt us before, it hurt us this time, and it will hurt us again — even if we solve the issue.
It's a function, in part, of the way in which we play that we allow chances. As an attacking side that puts numbers forward — a tactical risk Jason Kreis admits — we must find the best way to deal with the transition, because it's going to happen.
A lack of defensive identity
This one perhaps is the cause of the preceding two points. When your defenders are unable to build rapport through playing time, understanding who exactly is where becomes a difficult proposition. A difficult question to answer: When last did we play the same defensive line in consecutive matches? The question boggles the mind. This season, we've seen Nat Borchers paired with Chris Schuler, Kwame Watson-Siriboe, Carlos Salcedo, Aaron Maund, and now Brandon McDonald. And we're only halfway through the season. Now, much of that change has been forced, but to go from having a genuine pairing that started the majority of matches in Borchers and Jamison Olave to this? There should be no surprise that we lack identity.
The question now: How do we create it? Who is closest? And will a pairing galvanize before the playoffs?
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The net loss in volume and hence sea level contribution of the Greenland Ice Sheet (GIS) has doubled in recent years from 90 to 220 cubic kilometers/year has been noted recently (Rignot and Kanagaratnam, 2007). The main cause of this increase is the acceleration of several large outlet glaciers. There has also been an alarming increase in the number of photographs of meltwater draining into a moulin somewhere on the GIS, often near Swiss Camp (35 km inland from the calving front). The story goes—warmer temperatures, more surface melting, more meltwater draining through moulins to glacier base, lubricating glacier bed, reducing friction, increasing velocity, and finally raising sea level. Examining this issue two years RealClimate suggested this was likely the correct story. A number of recent results suggest that we need to take another look at this story.
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Jakobshavn Glacier, West Greenland, retreated 30 km from 1850-1964, followed by a stationary front for 35 years. Jakobshavn has the highest mass flux of any glacier draining an estimated 6% of the GIS. The glacier terminus region also had a consistent velocity of 19 meters/day (maximum of 26 m in glacier center), from season to season and year to year, the glacier seemed to be in balance, as I noted in a 1989paper. This is the fastest glacier in the world, no steroids needed. After 1997 it began to accelerate and thin rapidly, reaching an average velocity of 34 m/day in the terminus region. The glacier thinned at a rate of up to 15 m/year and retreated 5 km in six years. Jakobshavn has since slowed to near its pre-1997 speed, the terminus retreat is still occurring, but likewise is.
Helheim Glacier, East Greenland had a stable terminus from the 1970's-2000. In 2001-2005 the glacier retreated 7 km and accelerated from 20 m/day to 33 m/day, while thinning up to 130 meters in the terminus region. Kangerdlugssuaq Glacier, East Greenland had a stable terminus history from 1960-2002. The glacier velocity was 13 m/day in the 1990's. In 2004-2005 it accelerated to 36 m/day and thinned by up to 100 m in the lower reach of the glacier. Helheim and Kangerdlugssuaq combined drain 8 % of GIS. Hence, they are more than canaries in the coal mine. In 2006, the velocity of Helheim and Kangerdlugssuaq decreased to near the 2000 level, the terminus of Helheim advanced a bit (Howat et al., 2007).
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At the recent North Country Redevelopment Task Force meeting, trust officials reported three parties have expressed interest in redeveloping the site after a business luncheon in October. The event included nearly 40 owners or representatives from Ottawa and Montreal businesses.
One of the three parties has determined the site does not fit its needs, but the other two might still be contenders, according to Patricia Spitzley, the trusts assistant redevelopment manager.
Ms. Spitzley declined to comment on the types of businesses that have expressed interest. She said its not the trusts policy to disclose information on an interested party until a deal has been finalized.
The 40 who attended the business luncheon in October are associated with small- to medium-sized businesses, mostly between Ottawa and Montreal. Two buses picked the businessmen and women up from those cities to take them to Massena early that morning. One prospect came from as far away as Toronto to attend, said Patrick J. Kelly, executive director of the St. Lawrence County Industrial Development Agency.
Well do whatever we have to market the site trade shows, hosting events, etc., Ms. Spitzley said.
The event was nearly six months in the making, Mr. Kelly said. The U.S. Embassy in Ottawa, the American Chamber of Commerce in Canada and the trust are among the agencies that worked alongside the IDA to coordinate the event.
Ms. Spitzley commended the efforts of local agencies and officials in the search for a developer for the GM site.
(Legislator) Tony Arquiett is a great partner, the (Business Development Corporation for a Greater Massena) is a great partner and well keep looking for a redeveloper, she said.
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Game Two: Inside the First Five Minutes
Posted by Kevin Arnovitz on Tue, 04/25/06, 06:40pm:
- Denver controls the tip. In the halfcourt, Camby sweeps across the lane a full stride ahead of Kaman. Marcus sinks a 10-footer.
- On the first Clipper possession of the night, Joey Crawford bails Cassell out as the shot clock expires. An airball is exchanged for two foul shots.
- 'Melo isn't going to wait for that high screen. Instead, he decides to ball-fake Quinton Ross at 17 feet. Way short.
- Sam pull-up jumper in transition (Sam PUJIT). No good. Be careful what you wish for, Clipperblog.
- 'Melo collects the rebound from Camby and works the ball up in transition. He tries to take Ross off the dribble, but is forced baseline beneath the basket and Kaman blocks the shot.
- It doesn't take long for the Clips to run their favorite half-court set, the Side Screen Roll. Brand probably should've taken the open 14-footer, but decides to pass it to Kaman underneath who has a mismatch with Patterson. The ball is tipped away into the hands of Cat. Cat tries again with Kaman - who is now guarded straight up by Elson. Easy money for Kaman, who is cultivating some serious offensive skills. Did he call glass? Not sure.
- Already you can see the Clippers sagging on Denver and the Nuggets decide to take what the defense is giving them - in this instance an open 15-footer by Miller which isn't close. Elson grabs the offensive board - one thing the Denver bigs have done extremely well in the series. After an off-the-ball foul is whistled on Cassell, Miller runs around a Patterson elbow screen, collects the ball from Camby, drives though the lane and has his shot blocked by Ross - who in 2:20 has asserted himself as the most important player on the floor.
- Going the other way, a Sam PUJIT good from 14.
- 'Melo, being smothered by Ross, pushes off as he spins and is called for the charge. He appears really frustrated.
- Mobley, who had some success penetrating in Game One, decides to burst by a high screen from Elton, but 'Melo does a nice job of staying with him all the way. The shot doesn't go, but with Camby coming over to attempt a block on Mobley's shot, no Nugget puts a body on Kaman -- who is there to collect the miss. Kaman starts the night 2-2.
- When Ross and Cassell switch 'Melo and Miller, Sam can't run under the Patterson screen, which leaves Miller with an open shot at the top of the key, which he sinks. Best offensive set for Denver in the quarter. Pretty stuff.
- You know it, you love it - the side screen roll for Elton on the high left post. Elton is feeling it tonight: Clippers lead 10-4.
- Justin and I have talked about Dunleavy's tendency to run perimeter traps when he doesn't need to - and against Denver, who can't shoot the ball to save their lives - he certainly doesn't need to. Here is a case study. Kaman comes out beyond the arc to trap Miller (why, oh, why?). Despite the trap, Miller passes it off (NBA point guard that he is) and Camby is left with plenty of space to drill the 17-footer. We've said it before - the farther you drag Kaman from the basket, the less effective he is defensively.
- Mobley's penetration finds an open Ross on the weak side from 15, what Ralph Lawler refers to as "the shot Quinton Ross has to make." Ross does.
- Miller has a nice drive down the lane and just misses the layup.
- As Sam drives the lane, Camby provides some help defense - but this leaves Kaman alone underneath. Somehow, Cassell finds Chris. 'Melo is slow to pick him up and fouls Kaman.
That's two on 'Melo and, effectively, the ball game. Boykins subs in.
(7:07) Clippers 12, Denver 6
If you're a Clipper fan, the first quarter is sheer ecstasy from there. Q hits a 21-footer; Elton fights off Camby for an offensive board, puts it back up for two and is fouled - a delicious sequence that forces a Denver timeout. And how about Cat exploding past Patterson from the left wing for a driving slam?
There's a stretch in which Denver misses five straight shots - all from beyond 15 feet - has a pass stolen away by Kaman, and a Camby shot blocked by Elton. Maggette comes in and does his thing, earning a trip to the stripe and sinking two.
All in all, the best quarter of Clipper basketball in...well...you tell me, because in April 1997, I was packing up boxes in Washington, DC watching Moose pitch games at Camden Yards.


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NOTE: To more effectively search the Microsoft Knowledge Base, use keywords that relate to your issue. If you are searching for troubleshooting information that is not mentioned in this article, search the Microsoft Knowledge Base again by using keywords that are listed in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article:
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This behavior can occur when a when your computer loads or unloads a virtual device driver (VxD). In many cases, the VxD that did not load or unload is mentioned in the error message. In other cases, you may not be able to determine which VxD caused the behavior.
Windows Protection error messages can occur under any of the following conditions:
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5. If you are using the Novell Client 32 software, remove it, and then install Microsoft Client for Novell Networks.
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The VxD that is generating the error message can be any VxD, either a default VxD that is installed, or a third-party .386 driver that is loaded from the System.ini file. If you do not know which driver is causing the error message, create a Bootlog.txt file, and then check to see which driver is the last driver that is initialized. This is typically the driver that is causing the problem.
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- I bought a 15 pound turkey for us this year, left it in the fridge for several days for thawing, then finished with a sink thaw for about 4 hours when I was ready to cook, changing out the water out about every 30 minutes.
- I removed the neck and giblets and used a stockpot that would fit into my refrigerator to brine the turkey. My brine was enough water to cover the turkey, plus 1 cup of kosher salt, 3/4 cup of brown sugar, dried thyme, whole peppercorns and a small bunch of sage. I let the turkey rest in the brine, in the fridge, all day.
- Before I went to bed, I removed the turkey from the brine, rinsed it well inside and out, patted dry with paper towels, inside and out and set it inside a baker, uncovered, in the fridge overnight to dry. Just make sure the raw turkey doesn't touch the fridge walls, other food or anything else in the fridge.
- Since I was using a roasting pan with a rack to open roast my turkey, next day, I poured 2 cups of chicken stock and 1 cup of apple cider in the bottom of my roaster, adding large chunks of carrots, celery, and onion and a sprig of rosemary as my aromatics under the rack. I placed the turkey on the rack, rubbed freshly cracked black pepper all in the cavity, and filled the cavity with chopped onion, sliced lemon, a couple of smashed garlic cloves and a sprig of fresh sage and rosemary. Fill the cavity with your choice of aromatics, but loosely so there is room for the heat to circulate through, so don't pack it tight. It's going to depend on how large a turkey you use, but generally just peel and quarter one large onion, slice up one lemon, add in 2 or 3 smashed garlic cloves and a sprig of fresh sage and rosemary if you have it fresh, couple teaspoons if you're using dried. If you're not placing aromatics under the turkey, you may add those in the cavity too.
- I used a Butterball brand turkey, which comes with the legs nicely tucked so didn't need to truss. I just turned the wing tips under the turkey and used 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) of softened butter to smear all over it. I did not separate the skin and rub any butter underneath the skin.
- I open roasted the turkey in a preheated 425 degree F oven for 40 minutes, removed it, turned the heat down to 350 degrees F, basted the turkey with the drippings, and returned it to the oven for about 17 minutes per pound, about 4-1/4 hours total, until the thickest part of the thigh was at 180 degrees F. The turkey will continue to cook as it rests. I am in the turkey baster camp, so I did baste the turkey about every 30 minutes or so. I don't reach into an open oven to baste leaving the oven door wide open though - I remove the turkey, baste it with the pan drippings, and then rotate the roasting pan around each time before returning it to the oven.
- Halfway through the roasting, I added another cup of chicken stock to the pan and once the turkey got to the color I liked, I sprayed a piece of aluminum foil with non-stick spray and just loosely tented the top of the turkey with it to let it finish cooking.
- I let the turkey rest for about 30 minutes before carving while I made the gravy. Have at the ready 2 to 3 cups of additional chicken stock that you have warmed. Carefully pour the pan drippings into a grease separator if you have one. Spoon off 1/3 cup of the fat from the top and return it to the roasting pan to make gravy, or add the fat to a separate skillet if you don't want to make gravy in the roasting pan. Heat over medium high heat, gradually stirring in 1/3 cup of all purpose flour. Cook the roux out for about 3 minutes, then slowly begin to incorporate the drippings from the fat separator, cooking and stirring until well blended. Add more turkey or chicken stock as needed to correct consistency to your liking. Taste first, then add salt and pepper only as needed and serve immediately.
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This group is my new home. I wish I were articulate enough to have come up with this perfect argument to support the cause against ID. I am in the Army and actually declined a move to Ft. Riley, KS because I didn't want my daughter taught in those schools! I couldn't believe it when they actually passed that law (Temporarily, thank FSM).
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Candid Model Pics: Their Personal Style Revealed
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From the month's most in-demand catwalker (that would be Edie Campbell) to sartorial risktaker extraordinaire (Hanne Gaby Odiele), don't miss our favorite model looks from Fashion Month.
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Marine Deleeuw
Adapting the editor-approved coat-as-cape look into her off-runway repertoire, this model manages to make distressed denim overalls and sneakers look simultaneously polished and nonchalant.
Image courtesy of Stockholm Street Style
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Joan Smalls
And the award for best use of leather goes to…Joan Smalls. Spotted in Milan, the Puerto Rico native complemented her leather tee with Lanvin patent loafers and a small black leather clutch.
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Saskia de Brauw
If there's one thing a model knows, it's the importance of a versatile carryall when you're on the go from sun up 'till sun down. Hence, Saskia de Brauw's oversized leather tote.
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Alana Zimmer
Sparkle in the daytime? Yes, please, especially if it comes in the form of Zimmer's Filles A Papa Sequined Jeans ($345).
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Jac Jagaciak
What's more amazing than the Polish model's violet Sacai motorcycle jacket and Chloe sandals, is that she scored her vintage high-waisted jeans for only five Euros!
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Hanne Gaby Odiele
There's never a dull fashion moment when this Belgian beauty is around, who was photographed between shows in Paris wearing a pink Balenciaga blouse over a fishnet shirt and leather shirt (both also by Balenciaga) with Saint Laurent stripe heels.
Image courtesy of Stockholm Street Style
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Caroline Brasch Nielsen
The Danish stunner hit on the luxe loungewear trend with a No. 21 sweatshirt, Malene Birger side-stripe trousers, and Chanel sneakers.
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Edie Campbell
Outside the Louis Vuitton S/S 14 show, the Londoner solidified her cool-girl status in a Marni windowpane-print dress worn with a leather backpack and Chuck Taylor sneakers.
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Fei Fei Sun
From the textured coat to the Miu Miu bird bag and cutout leather boots, there isn't a single thing we don't love about Sun's off-the-clock look.
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Marine Deleeuw and Ophelle Guilermand
While Deleeuw's take on the half tuck—a button-down shirt worn with 3.1 Phillip Lim patchwork overalls—is perfectly boyish, Guilermand's semi-sheer blouse, Balenciaga full skirt, and Alexander Wang bag combo is ladylike chic at its finest.


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Nate the greatest writes: Everyone is all excited today about the new B&N Nook HD and Nook HD+, a pair of beautiful Android tablets with 7" and 9" screens. But while we're all paying attention to the new gadgets B&N is already looking to the next generation. There's a new job posting on one of B&N's websites today. They're recruiting a new Director of Engineering for Windows 8. The new guy's job will be to work to integrate the nook platform with Widows 8 as well as Microsoft's other ecosystems. It's not completely clear yet what this means but one can always dream. MetroNook, anyone?
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Florida's reputation as the worst place for pedestrians to cross a street anywhere in the country with 8,000 injured every year, has prompted a law enforcement initiative called "Operation Best Foot Forward."
The joint effort between Orlando Police and Orange County Sheriff's Office was established last June. Officers started by simply handing out warnings and educational fliers, including startling data that two or more pedestrians are injured every day in the Metro-Orlando area. According to police statistics one pedestrian is killed every week.
Now the warnings have stopped and police have started handing out fines.
The Orange County Sheriff's Office invited Local 6 to join them during an undercover crosswalk checkpoint near the 1900 block of Oakridge Road.
A detective posing as a pedestrian attempted to cross the street using a clearly marked crosswalk. In just one hour deputies issued 36 citations, half of the drivers were fined for failing to yield to the undercover pedestrian.
Sgt. Tony Molina of the Orange County Sheriff's motor unit, says last year alone 17 pedestrians were "struck by vehicles" as they tried to cross the "Oakridge corridor."
Molina says it surprising how many drivers say they are not aware of the law.
"Any time we start seeing these signs that show pedestrian crosswalk it should be an attention getter for people to say 'hey, you know what somebody might pop out let me slow down,'" said Molina
Under Florida Law, "drivers must yield to pedestrians at an intersection, even if there are no pavement markings or signs indicating a crosswalk."
According to the Walk Wise web site:
• Drivers may not pass cars stopped at a crosswalk. Passing at a crosswalk is a major cause of pedestrian injuries.
• Turning vehicles must yield to pedestrians crossing on a green light, or with a walk signal.
• Drivers must come to a complete stop at crosswalks with signs indicating that a full stop is required.
• Drivers face a fine of $164, and three points on the driver's license.
Pedestrians are encouraged to use those crosswalks, but to be clear it is not against the law for pedestrians to cross a street outside of a crosswalk, "except between traffic signals on consecutive corners."
Under state law pedestrians crossing outside of a legal crosswalk "must yield the right-of-way to cars."


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By WOODI REEDEast Carbon
Can anyone tell me why the lots at the cemetery are not treated as personal property? What I am referring to is the way the cemetery is supervised as far as your decorations are concerned.
Why is it that certain objects are alright there but some people have their loved ones property continually taken by the staff running the cemetery.
We have tried to make a beautiful area that my Father would appreciate by putting a shepherds hook with flowers on it and it is continually pulled out and discarded. I recently found a pile of them behind the shed that is located at the top of the cemetery, so if others are wondering where theirs are, all they have to do is look there!
How can the staff decide who can have those and who cannot? There are still some standing but not everyone's. It's a sick feeling to visit your family graveside and see the money and effort you put into it just gone, with no explanation and no written signs anywhere on the fences.
We happen to want our plots continually decorated and never left empty. Doesn't the property we purchase belong to us anymore?
I don't have a problem with the times when its posted that they are going to be cleaned out, but what about the rest of the year? i know they use large lawn mowers to do a quicker job but can't the city have someone just trim the stones?
Finally if the policies at the City Cemetery have changed for certain items left on graves shouldn't we be notified??


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So a bunch of saintly celebrities are on the anti-fracking bandwagon again. Josh Fox, director of the anti-fracking film Gasland, led a celebrity limo tour to the town of Dimock, PA on Thursday. Yoko Ono, Sean Lennon, Arun Ghandi, and Susan Sarandon were on hand. And here, Yoko
brought her walrus is holding up a rusty colored milk-jug of the supposed contaminated town water (later proven false by the EPA):
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Mesa teenage girl detained in high school threat
PHOENIX — A Mesa teenager accused of posting an Internet threat that she planned to kill people at her high school and then commit suicide has been ordered detained until mid-January.
Maricopa County prosecutors say a juvenile court judge will decide then whether the 16-year-old girl will be tried as an adult in the case.
The county Sheriff's Office says the girl had access to guns at her home, but never brought firearms to Red Mountain High School.
The agency says investigators arrested the girl at her home Thursday morning and that she admitted to posting the threat.
Investigators say they received a tip late Wednesday night from Canadian police who were alerted of the YouTube posting.
The girl was booked on suspicion of computer tampering and of intimidation and making threats.
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SANTA FE — Despite the fact Los Alamos wasn't able to clinch a state playoff berth Thursday night, there appears to be little reason for boys basketball fans to panic.Los Alamos lost Thursday's District 2AAAA semifinal game to Capital, 57-53 at Edward Ortiz Gymnasium. A win would've made Los Alamos' Hilltoppers a lock for the state playoffs, but eyeing the rest of the Class AAAA field, there are few teams with better records or tougher schedules.Following Thursday's loss to the Capital Jaguars — who have clinched a playoff spot and will face Española Valley Saturday for the 2AAAA title — Los Alamos head coach Alan Kirk said he would be pretty surprised if his team didn't get a reasonably favorable draw in the AAAA tournament."I'd be very disappointed if we were seeded (lower) than five or six," he said. "I don't know who'd sneak in there.
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15 U.S. Code § 2072 - Suits for damages
(a) Persons injured; costs; amount in controversy
Any person who shall sustain injury by reason of any knowing (including willful) violation of a consumer product safety rule, or any other rule or order issued by the Commission may sue any person who knowingly (including willfully) violated any such rule or order in any district court of the United States in the district in which the defendant resides or is found or has an agent, shall recover damages sustained and may, if the court determines it to be in the interest of justice, recover the costs of suit, including reasonable attorneys' fees (determined in accordance with section 2060 (f) of this title) and reasonable expert witnesses' fees: Provided, That the matter in controversy exceeds the sum or value of $10,000, exclusive of interest and cost, unless such action is brought against the United States, any agency thereof, or any officer or employee thereof in his official capacity.
(b) Denial and imposition of costs
Except when express provision is made in a statute of the United States, in any case in which the plaintiff is finally adjudged to be entitled to recover less than the sum or value of $10,000, computed without regard to any setoff or counterclaim to which the defendant may be adjudged to be entitled, and exclusive of interests and costs, the district court may deny costs to the plaintiff and, in addition, may impose costs on the plaintiff.
Source(Pub. L. 92–573, § 23,Oct. 27, 1972, 86 Stat. 1226; Pub. L. 94–284, § 10(c),May 11, 1976, 90 Stat. 507; Pub. L. 96–486, § 3,Dec. 1, 1980, 94 Stat. 2369; Pub. L. 97–35, title XII, § 1211(h)(3)(B),Aug. 13, 1981, 95 Stat. 723.)
1981—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 97–35substituted "section 2060 (f) of this title" for "section 2059 (e)(4) of this title".
1980—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 96–486, § 3(a), struck out provision subjecting actions under this section to section 1331 of title 28 as to the amount in controversy and inserted proviso establishing minimum amount in controversy and excepting actions brought against the United States, or agencies, officers, or employees thereof.
Subsecs. (b), (c). Pub. L. 96–486, § 3(b), added subsec. (b) and redesignated former subsec. (b) as (c).
1976—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 94–284substituted "shall" for "and shall" and provision permitting the court to award costs in the interest of justice for a prior provision which permitted the court to award costs in its discretion.
Effective Date of 1981 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 97–35effective Aug. 13, 1981, see section 1215 ofPub. L. 97–35, set out as a note under section 2052 of this title.
Effective Date of 1980 Amendment; Applicability
For effective date and applicability of amendment by Pub. L. 96–486, see section 4 ofPub. L. 96–486, set out as an Effective Date of 1980 Amendment note under section 1331 of Title 28, Judiciary and Judicial Procedure.
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