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"Millionaire Matchmaker" Patti Stanger is brutally honest when it comes to love -- and she's putting MTV's "Catfish" on blast.
"Honestly, I think it's bull---t!," she said.
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"How do you go out with someone for 2-3 months and don't meet the person you think you love? That doesn't smell right to me, none of the 'Catfish' people do," she says.
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On Taylor: "Right now I think she needs to take a break from guys, I think people think she dates just to write songs about them and I don't think that's the case, it's just a way for her to channel her creativity. Bottom line is, it's going to give her a bad reputation, so I think she needs to date older and it doesn't have to be someone famous."
And for Spears: "Britney was with a guy for a very long time and he knows her inside and out. She needs someone who can make her laugh like a Dane Cook-type. She's had a very rough year, and she's very needy so maybe she needs like a therapist type person, someone in the medical field. Like a young Dr. Drew."
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She elaborated, "It's meant to be shared, you're not supposed to pour your own so it's very romantic. It spiritually makes you aware, and it has aphrodisiac components."
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The ultimate cost of war is almost always the loss of liberty. Although true defensive wars and revolutionary wars against tyrants may establish a free society, as did our war against the British, those wars are rare. Most wars are unnecessary, dangerous, and cause senseless suffering with little being gained.
The result of most conflicts throughout the ages has been loss of liberty and life on both sides. The current war in which we find ourselves clearly qualifies as one of those unnecessary and dangerous wars. To get the people to support ill-conceived wars, the nation's leaders employ grand schemes of deception.
Woodrow Wilson orchestrated our entry into World War I by first promising during the election of 1916 to keep us out of the European conflict, then a few months later, pressuring and maneuvering Congress into-declaring war against Germany. Whether it was the Spanish American War before that or all the wars since, U.S. presidents have deceived the people to gain popular support for ill-conceived military ventures.
Wilson wanted the war and immediately demanded conscription to fight it. He didn't have the guts even to name the program a military draft; instead in a speech before Congress calling the war, he advised the army should be "chosen upon the principle of universal liability to service." Most Americans at the time of the declaration didn't believe actual combat troops would be sent. What a dramatic change from this early perception, when the people endorsed the war, to the carnage that followed and the later disillusionment with Wilson and his grand scheme for world government under the League of Nations. The American people rejected this gross new entanglement, a reflection of a somewhat healthier age than the one we find ourselves in today.
But when it comes to war, the principle of deception lives on. The plan for "universal liability to serve" once again is raising its ugly head. The dollar cost of the current war is already staggering, yet plans are being made to drastically expand the human cost by forcing conscription on the young men (and maybe women) who have no ax to grind with the Iraqi people and want no part of this fight. Hundreds of Americans have already been killed, and thousands more wounded and crippled, while thousands of others will experience new and deadly war-related illnesses not yet identified.
We were told we had to support this preemptive war against Iraq because Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction (and to confront al Qaeda). It was said our national security depended on it. But all implied that lack of support for this Iraqi invasion was un-American and unpatriotic.
Since the original reasons for the war never existed, it is now claimed that we're there to make Iraq a western-style democracy and to spread western values. And besides, it's argued it's nice that Saddam Hussein has been removed from power. But does the mere existence of evil somewhere in the world justify preemptive war at the expense of the American people? Utopian dreams, fulfilled by autocratic means, hardly qualify as being morally justifiable.
One of the worst votes that an elected official could ever cast would be to institute a military draft to fight an illegal war.


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There's a lot of confusion around terminology here. Magento, the programming system, has code Modules. These modules are often (incorrectly, although I've done it myself) called extensions. Modules allow you to add code to Magento's configuration based MVC system.
Magento also has a system called Magento Connect. Magento Connect allows you to install extensions. Magento Connect extensions are special pear packages. These packages can install a file anywhere in the Magento system. An extension may contain many Modules. It may also contain arbitrary files that are not part of a module.
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There's still the problem of manually installed extensions. Magento doesn't offer a formal marketplace. Many third party extension developers have created their own installer systems, or else have you install their files manually. There's no way to track these extensions other than diffing your code-base.
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New Source Review (NSR) Permitting
Fact Sheet -- Final Changes for Certain Ethanol Production Facilities Under Three Clean Air Act Permitting Programs
- On April 12, 2007, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) modified the definition of "chemical process plants" as it applies to three Clean Air Act permitting programs. These three programs are the:
- Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD) permitting program – a preconstruction permitting program for areas that meet national air quality standards;
- Nonattainment New Source Review (NSR) permitting program – a preconstruction permitting program for areas not meeting national air quality standards; and the
- Operating Permits (Title V) program - which improves compliance with emission requirements by requiring operating permits that consolidate Clean Air Act requirements such as national emissions standards for toxic air pollutants and standards of performance.
- Ethanol is produced at corn milling facilities for industrial use, use as fuel or for human consumption. Before today's rule changes, corn milling facilities that produced only ethanol for fuel use, were considered by EPA to be a "chemical process plant" while facilities that produced only ethanol for human consumption were not considered by EPA to be in that category. Generally, a primary difference between production of industrial or fuel ethanol and ethanol for human consumption is that a small amount of gasoline or solvent is added to the fuel ethanol to make it undrinkable and the process does not generally use food-grade equipment. Otherwise, the processes are generally similar.
- This final rule will provide equal treatment for corn milling facilities as well as any facility that produces ethanol by processing carbohydrate feedstock such as corn through a natural fermentation. This rule applies to those facilities regardless of whether the ethanol produced is for human consumption, for fuel, or for an industrial purpose.
- EPA's air permitting programs rely upon emissions thresholds to determine when program requirements will apply. If a facility has the potential to emit target air pollutants in amounts equal to or greater than the threshold, requirements to obtain permits that outline emissions controls will apply. This final rule establishes the same emissions thresholds for facilities that produce ethanol using corn or other carbohydrate feedstocks – 250 tons per year for the PSD permitting program. The thresholds for the nonattainment NSR and Title V programs will remain at current levels.
- Under the final rule, permitted emissions limits and other requirements for existing sources remain in effect and enforceable. These limits and other requirements may only be modified through a permit revision demonstrating that modifications meet all requirements that apply to the facility and will not contribute to air quality that would violate the National Ambient Air Quality Standards.
- The final rule also will no longer require facilities that use carbohydrate feedstocks in producing ethanol to count fugitive emissions of criteria pollutants when determining if they meet or exceed the emissions threshold for the title V operating permits, nonattainment NSR, or PSD programs. Fugitive emissions are emissions that do not come from process stacks or vents. This change may allow some plants to expand production.
- Congress established the PSD and major NSR programs as part of the 1977 Clean Air Act Amendments. PSD and major NSR are preconstruction permitting programs that assure the goals of attaining and maintaining air quality and providing for economic growth. These goals are achieved through installation of state-of-the-art control technology at new plants and at existing plants that undergo a major modification.
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- Under the Clean Air Act, there are two potential thresholds for determining whether a source is a major source under the PSD program -- one threshold is 100 tons per year and the other is 250 tons per year.
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- Before today's rule, as a chemical process plant, fuel and industrial ethanol facilities were required to include fugitive emissions of criteria pollutants in their emissions threshold totals for determining the applicability of PSD, nonattainment NSR, and operating permit major source thresholds. Today's rule eliminates that requirement for fuel and industrial ethanol produced by processing carbohydrate feedstock through a natural fermentation process.
- The Clean Air Act requires EPA to set National Ambient Air Quality Standards for six common air pollutants. These commonly found air pollutants (also known as "criteria pollutants") are found all over the United States. They are particle pollution (often referred to as particulate matter), ground-level ozone, carbon monoxide, sulfur oxides, nitrogen oxides, and lead. These pollutants can harm human health and the environment, and cause property damage.
- The final rule may be found at EPA's Web site at http://www.epa.gov/nsr.
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Employees who work at the College of Eastern Utah have enjoyed relatively no-cost health insurance for years, but that could be changing with the next fiscal year they were told by the president of the college, Ryan Thomas, at a meeting last week.
"The Board of Regents will be putting on pressure to look at the package we have prior to the legislative session," he told the group. "Right now we have the richest package of all the colleges in the state. This fact has raised the eyebrows of some and we will need to look at our options."
The president went on to explain what some of those options might be.
There could be a program of shared premiums. However, Thomas said that may not be as viable as it appears because experience shows that when shared premiums are instituted they often cause higher usage by those covered because they then "want to get their moneys worth."
A higher deductible could also be considered.
The college could also consider a base plan that would cost the employee nothing directly, but if they wanted higher coverage they would need to pay extra.
There could also be a higher co-insurance amount paid by employees. Right now if an employee goes to the emergency room it costs $50 out of pocket. A visit to a doctors office is $20. Dental insurance premiums presently costs employees extra money and it pays basically 50 percent of the cost of work done.
The president also emphasized that any insurance coverage would have to be extended to those working on the San Juan campus as well.
He also urged he employees to utilize a wellness program that has been put together for their benefit because that can lower insurance costs as well.
The president also addressed compensation increases for the coming year.
"The Board of Regents will submit a four percent salary increase to the legislature in the next session," he said. "However there may not be enough money in the state coffers to fund at that level."
Often compensation funding is based on tuition increases. The president said that the college is already in the high range for tuition costs and that has been one of the problems in recruiting out-of-state students.
In another money matter he also discussed the campus master plan and the capital improvements.
He pointed out that the old main building and science building will be razed soon. Another building with about 15,000 square feet of space will be built in place of the science building, but what that building will house is still undecided. He also discussed the need for a new library and health sciences on the San Juan campus, believes some money will be appropriated for that.
The president also answered a question about the deficit the college found itself in a few years ago. When Thomas took over that deficit was $2.5 million, but it is now paid down below $1 million.
"Operationally we are now in the black," he said.
In a surprise announcement at the meeting Cliff Coppersmith, academic vice president for the college, announced that Donna Cartwright will be stepping down as dean of professional and applied technology. Replacing her will be a professor who has been very popular with students over the years, Michelle Fleck. That change will be taking place during winter semester in January.


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CAPITALS 3, Islanders 2 (OT) – Isles succumb to late rally, as Ovechkin's OT winner caps victory for host Capitals
With boos cascading throughout the Verizon Center through the first 56 minutes of Tuesday evening's tilt in D.C., the Islanders held what looked to be an insurmountable 2-0 lead over the home-standing Capitals. Goaltender Evgeni Nabokov had stopped the first 30 shots he had faced, and his Islander mates had completely frustrated its opposition, who continue to be on the outside looking in at one of the Eastern Conference's final playoff spots.
But the Capitals, a perennial Stanley Cup contender over the past couple of seasons, never said die. They simply rode the coattails of a key offseason acquisition and raced past the proverbial finish line behind its thoroughbred.
Troy Brouwer, acquired by the Capitals at last year's NHL Entry Draft for a first round pick, used his 6-foot-2, 215-pound frame and positioned himself to the right of Nabokov. He scored twice – both from that very spot – in the game's final 3:29, including a game-tying goal with 25.5 seconds remaining. Teammate Alexander Ovechkin would complete the comeback just 1:35 into overtime, as his twisted wrister beat Nabokov five-hole, as the Capitals stunned the Islanders, 3-2.
Ovechkin's goal, his 26th of the season, came nearly a year-to-the-date of last season's overtime winner against the Islanders. Coincidentally, Capitals forward Brooks Laich's last-minute goal sent that game into overtime as well.
The 26-year-old from Moscow capitalized on a costly miscue by Islanders forward Josh Bailey in the extra session. Skating on a 3-on-2 advantage, Bailey tried to evade a Capital defender, but lost the puck in the process. Ovechkin picked up the puck, skated end-to-end, and sent the home crowd into a frenzied-state with his patented wrister.
Ovechkin's goal was the capper, but Brouwer's tallies began the comeback.
Brouwer's first of the game – his 16th of the season – came on a harmless feed by teammate Mathieu Perrault, who was draped by Islanders defenseman Travis Hamonic. Perrault's cross-ice feed found the tape of Brouwer, who deflected it past a sprawling Nabokov, cutting the Caps deficit to 2-1.
The game-tying goal was a result of a Capitals face-off win by Laich. Defenseman Dennis Wideman retrieved the puck at the right point, and passed it back to Laich. Laich, a few feet above the right circle, sent a snap shot towards Nabokov. Brouwer, once again using his frame to shield net-minder, bodied through Islanders defenseman Andy McDonald – a player he outweighs by 20 pounds – and deflected the shot past a screened Nabokov.
Less than a minute earlier, with the Islanders clinging to a 2-1 lead, forwards Kyle Okposo and Michael Grabner raced into the neutral zone and had their sights on an insurance tally. Unfortunately, Okposo flubbed a pass to John Tavares on his right, and turned the puck back over to the Capital defense.
With the loss, the Islanders' fourth straight defeat on the road after they had won six of their previous seven away from the Coliseum, they remain two games under the .500 mark at 26-28-9. With 61 points, they remain eight points behind the eighth-place Capitals with 19 games remaining. The Islanders return to action on Thursday evening, as they concluded their three-game road trip in Philadelphia. The Islanders have won both meetings in Philly this season
With the win, the Capitals improve to 32-26-5, and as mentioned hold the final spot in the Eastern Conference Standings. At 69 points, they remain three points behind Southeast Division leader Florida. The Capitals continue their current five-game homestand on Friday evening, as they play host to the Devils.
Despite being outshot 13-3 in the opening period, the Islanders grabbed an early 1-0 lead just 4:14 into the first. Off a beautiful feed by new line-mate Frans Nielsen, Bailey scored his 7th of the season – his first since February 4 – on a tremendous individual effort. He deked past Capitals defender Jeff Schultz at the top of the right circle, then drove through unabated to Capital net-minder Michael Neuvirth, where he beat him with a slick backhand.
After a scoreless second period, the Islanders would add to their lead early in the third. Matt Moulson scored his team-leading 27th of the season, just 2:16 into the third, as he deflected a point shot by teammate Steve Staios. Staios, who just 24 hours earlier had thought he had been traded to Vancouver, earned his 7th assist on the season.
P.A. Parenteau added his team-leading 44th helper of the season. The last Islander to dish out 45 assists in a season was Travis Green, back in 1995-96.
The Capitals outshot the Islanders, 34-24.
On to some of the positives and negatives in the +/-
– Kyle Okposo – Okposo continued his goal scoring slump on Tuesday evening, as he has now only scored one goal in his 14 games. What made Tuesday's effort even more alarming was his careless play with the puck. During an Islanders man advantage late in the second period, Okposo missed a feed at the point, and simply lollygagged back into his own zone to retrieve the puck. Capitals forward Jason Chimera, nine years older than Okposo, raced past the 24-year-old Islander and gave his team a short-handed opportunity. Is it time for Capuano to discipline Okposo once again and sit him next to Nino in the press box. Okposo has four years remaining in his current five-year deal.
– & + Garth Snow – Having failed to sign either P.A. Parenteau or Evgeni Nabokov before Monday afternoon's trading deadline, Snow must be confident that both free-agents-to-be will re-up following the season. If either or both leave Long Island after July 1, Snow will once again have many questions to answer. On the other hand, trading both Mike Mottau and Brian Rolston to Boston for a pair of marginal prospects was a simple addition by subtraction. Rolston entered the season as the team's highest salaried Islander, and clearly proved that his best NHL days are behind him. Good riddance!!!
+ David Ullstrom – Sixteen years younger than the player that he replaced (Rolston), the 6-foot-2 Ullstrom continues to show the Islander brass that a return trip to Bridgeport might be unnecessary. He chips, chases and is ready to make a play at a moment's notice. Ullstrom, who will turn 23 in April, provided imposing spark on the Ullstrom-Bailey-Nielsen line – the best trio of the night.
+ Bridgeport Sound Tigers – After dropping a 2-1 shootout decision at Springfield on Friday evening, the Sound Tigers once again showed their resiliency in 2012 with a pair of come-from-behind victories to close out the weekend. Michael Haley scored twice and Jeremy Colliton tallied his 200th AHL point, as the Sound Tigers erased a 3-0 Providence lead and defeated the Bruins, 5-4 on Saturday evening at Webster Bank Arena. Less than 24 hours later, the Sound Tigers spotted the Albany Devils a 2-0 lead, but Aaron Ness' tally midway through the third period capped a three-goal outburst, as the Sound Tigers defeated the Devils, 3-2. The goal, Ness' fourth of the season, was his second of the game. With the five points over the weekend, the Sound Tigers have now collected 38 of a possible 42 points in their last 21 games (18-1-2). With 66 points, the Sound Tigers now stand tied atop the Northeast Division with the Connecticut Whale. They return to action this Friday night, with a return trip up to Albany to face the Devils.
– & + Michael Grabner – Grabner's inability to convert on breakaways and partial breakaways is alarming. On Tuesday evening, Grabner missed on two separate occasions. With 15 goals, he now stands 19 goals behind last year's mark. On the other hand, Grabner continues to be quite an effective penalty killer. Did Snow and the Islander brass shell out $15 million for a solid penalty killer? No!!
+ Youth on Defense – Tuesday evening gave not Islander fans, but NHL fans watch the future on the blue-line. For the Islanders, both McDonald and Hamonic logged 22:02 and 24:15 respectively, and continue to be the team's top pairing defenseman. For the Capitals, John Carlson, Dmitri Orlov and Karl Alzner are all under the age of 25, and continue to be given valuable minutes by head coach Dale Hunter. Wouldn't the likes of Ryan Murray, Matt Dumba, Morgan Rielly or Griffin Reinhart be a great help to AMac and Travis on Long Island?
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To prevent and detect criminal activity during this holiday season, the Boone Police Department is increasing vehicle, bike and foot patrols in the shopping districts. Each year nationally, non-violent crime increases during the holiday shopping season. This includes vehicle break-ins, shoplifting, and scams.
The Boone Police Department is increasing patrols in the shopping districts to combat this increase. Officers, both uniformed and in plainclothes, will be on the lookout for suspicious activity. This marks the third year that Boone Police have increased detection and enforcement efforts during the holiday shopping season. "Our intent is to make our businesses less attractive to would-be criminals and more attractive for our visitors and citizens shopping this Christmas season" - Chief D. Crawford.
The number one goal for the Boone Police Department during this holiday shopping season is the safety of our visitors and residents. Towards that end we have compiled a listed of holiday shopping safety tips available at www.townofboone.net/departments/police/index.html and choose "Holiday Shopping Safety Tips" from the menu on the left.
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It's doable...the flower wall art
What started it all...
This was inspired by another Pinterest viewer, of which I've tried desperately to track down, I'm in the works though!-- The search comes to an end!! Thank you, CANDICE for such a beautiful and fun craft!! I have loved seeing all of the flowers that others have come up with :)
This is quite an easy project and it cost me a total of $13! I went to Michael's and bought the following:
-1 12x16 inch canvas $5.99 (with 40% off coupon, originally $9.99)
-1 Artist's Loft 4 oz acrylic grey paint $3.99 (I used the excess on this project)
-5 pieces of scrap book paper $3 total
I had the following:
-Mini hot glue gun and glue sticks (Michael's has these for about $3)
-Foam paint brushes (Michael's has these for about $1.50)
-Mod Podge (Please read reader comments before using)
1) Paint your canvas. Put the paint in a disposable container and paint it on, it will be see through at this time. Before you add a second coat, you must let it dry completely or it'll come off when you brush over it.
2) While your first coat is drying, cut a 2 inch wide strip off the bottom of each of your scrap book papers. Don't measure these cuts, just eyeball them.
3) Then cut that strip into 2-3 inch rectangles.
4) Starting at one corner of the square make a curved cut to the opposite corner.
5) And back again.
6) Ta-da you have a leaf now! Repeat this process and make them smaller and larger... I found that I made too many large ones (over 3 inches) and had to scale them down later.
7) Once you have a good sized pile of them, add your second coat of paint to your canvas. Remember to paint the edges too!
8) Let your canvas dry completely (I watched a movie). And begin to lay the leaves out starting with your center circle. (You can follow my picture below to get you started).
9) As you lay them out you might have to trim some leaves smaller or cut other larger ones. If you look closely I started with smaller leaves and as I worked my way out I used larger ones.
10) Now comes the fun part (sarcastism). Carefully pick up the center circle and stick some hot glue on it and put it back. Work your way out doing the same things on the leaves. When it gets to the edge wrap it over.
That's it!
IMPORTANT: Use Mod Podge wisely, I did not use Mod Podge because I liked the matte finish. One reader used it and said it ruined it because of the canvas. However, another reader used it and said it came out just fine. I would test the Modge Podge, (maybe on a side corner) before painting over the whole thing.
I'd love to see your creations and hear your comments so send 'em my way!!
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Gronk's Status Still Officially Unknown
While it seems highly unlikely that Rob Gronkowski will play come Thursday night, Belichick is typically not saying much about Gronk's status for the game or that of the other dynamic playmaker Aaron Hernandez.
Gronkowski underwent surgery Monday, and even though tight-lipped coach Bill Belichick didn't rule him out on Thursday, it's obvious that he will miss significant time.
The Patriots other starting tight end Aaron Hernandez, who has missed the past four games with an ankle injury, is expected to return Thursday.
"Everyone here is hurt by it, especially him. But I'm sure he'll be all right and get back fast. It's tough. He's obviously one of the best players in the league, but we have a lot of players and everyone has to step up to fill the void," Hernandez said Monday.
Brian Bassett, TheJetsBlog.comWith the Jets win on Sunday and the added factor of Gronk's unlikely status for the game, I think that Jets fans are getting more hopeful than they might have been a week ago … I know that I am … but I don't know if in the end it will change the outcome of the game.
Gronk is more or less indefensible with his massive frame and athleticism at this point in his career and has made it easy work for Brady to find a go to target as we saw in the last game on that utterly impossible defensive play for Landry on the touchdown. Landry did pretty much everything he could and still couldn't prevent the score. Gronk has been an important factor for the Pats and maybe if anything his inability to play spreads out the distribution of where Brady will look to get the ball in the game and make it harder to for the Jets defense to determine where Brady will go with the ball. The Jets are going to have to do their best to spring traps on Brady and make him throw the ball where they want him to, in order to slow him down some.


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OK I am the first to admit that I am not the most diplomatic of people and that has gotten me into trouble in the past since I prefer to speak my mind. It has been a really long time since I have really
disliked hated the other team that the Rangers were facing in the playoffs. You
have to go back to the 1970's and the Philadelphia Flyers to find a team that
got me angry about the way they played.
Growing up the Montreal Canadiens were a team you respected
and in a way admired for everything about that franchise left you in a bit of
awe. Now the Canadiens were tough if you messed with them but they were not
dirty and like them or not you still respected them. That was then and this is
now as this current roster of Canadiens are a disgrace to this uniform that
they wear.
Sorry but I can't respect anyone who has to resort to diving
or slew-footing in order to gain an edge to win. When you get to the final four
teams in the playoffs then it should be the four best teams remaining not the
team that has fooled the refs the best. But that is what this series is sadly
become, how well can the Canadiens get away with the nonsense they have been
When you can get the normally Anti-Ranger NBC announcers to
notice and call players out for diving then you know something is wrong. Not
one game has gone by without someone on the Canadiens either diving or P.K.
Subban trying to slew-foot a Ranger.
It is time to end this series and silence the whiners and
their accusations of Chris Kreider "accidentally on purpose" trying to injure
Carey Price. Especially from a former Ranger who went out and hurt Derek Stepan
in the next game.
It is time to send the team that accuses Ryan McDonagh of
being a "serial slasher" on their way to their summer vacations. The truth is
that McDonagh has been skating circles around the Canadiens while leading the
Rangers in points during this series.
Thursday it has to be the Rangers who come out flying and
attacking the Canadiens blueliners using the Ranger's advantage in speed up
front against the Canadiens. Thursday the Rangers need to take the puck right
to the net none of these 30-40 foot shots (unless there is a legit screen in
front) and force Tokarski out of his comfort zone.
Make Tokarski play deep inside his net where he doesn't have
any time to react to the Ranger attack. Tokarski will give up rebounds that way
and the Rangers need to be all over the Canadiens. Stake Henrik Lundqvist to an
early lead and then build on it. Play game 6 as if it is the Rangers who face elimination
as nobody wants to gamble on a Saturday night game 7 in Montreal.
No take the game to the Canadiens but play it smart (hello
Benoit Pouliot) and not take the offensive zone penalties that have hurt the
team. Remember that it is the Canadiens who will be playing as if there is no
more tomorrow for them so expect them to try to goad the Rangers into taking
retaliation penalties. Thursday the best response will be putting a ton of
goals past Tokarski and giving Ranger fans a chance to sing the Canadiens their
way out the door.
John Moore
Giving John Moore a 2 game suspension for his hit on Dale
Weise shows how lopsided the NHL is when it comes to how they handle
discipline. Yes Moore deserved to be suspended for his hit on Weise but under
the same criteria that the NHL claims to use in determining the suspensions
that Moore was a first time offender who has no history of dirty play says 2
games is about NHL image.
If Dale Weise has a concussion as Montreal is claiming then
whoever allowed to return to play in game 4 should be banned from the sport for
life. There is a reason why the NHL has those dark rooms to determine whether
or not a player has a head injury and that is to protect the players from being
sent out to play with a concussion.
And if Dale Weise is in the Montreal lineup for game 6 then
one will have the right to question whether or not he actually suffered any
kind of concussion. Or was it just another act of Montreal embellishing a
situation to gain an advantage?
In any case then Montreal say hello to another player you
got rid of in Raphael Diaz. You might wish John Moore did play as Diaz has
played well when he has filled in for Moore in the past.
In any event there is only one last thing left to say and
that is
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I'm a geography student from Latvia. I always enjoyed making maps throughout the studies and hopefully one day I'll find a way to make a living doing this.
So this is one of the several maps I made for my bachelor thesis. I would like to hear your thoughts about it.
It's a simple population map, main emphasis is on the distribution of population. As it's an academic paper I sticked to pale colors, I showed County names, road networks and small towns for additional information.
I used ArcMap 10 for this and Corel photo-paint for some design touches (watershed border mostly).
I already know some faults in the work (I ran out of time) - no need for county labels outside the watershed, watershed border is not entirely precise.
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