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"People are saying donuts have made a comeback, but I'm not sure I can agree that they were ever out of style. I've created four delicious and super easy donut glazes you can use to set up your own donut bar. (It's kind of like decorating sugar cookies, but with donuts!) Set out toppings like toasted coconut, chocolate chips, fresh fruit, nuts, sprinkles, graham cracker crumbs and whatever else you think would taste incredible on a donut. Combine glazes and toppings to make mouth-watering creations—like caramel hazelnut, a s'mores donut or even toasted coconut. You'll never go back to a regular donut again!"
Recipes & photos by Eden Passante of Sugar and Charm.
Raspberry Glaze
– 3/4 cup fresh raspberries
– Splash of water
– 2 cups powdered sugar
In a blender, purée the fresh raspberries with a splash of water. This should yield about 1/2 cup puréed raspberries. Whisk the powdered sugar into the purée.
This glaze goes well with toppings like fresh blackberries, almonds, white chocolate shavings, coconut and chocolate sauce.
Orange Liquor Glaze
– 3 tablespoons fresh squeezed orange juice
– 1 tablespoon orange liquor
– 2 cups powdered sugar
– Pinch of salt
Whisk all of the ingredients together until thoroughly blended.
Orange glaze is delicious paired with toasted coconut and garnished with fresh orange zest. It's also very tasty with with the raspberry glaze!
Marshmallow Glaze
– 2 cups mini marshmallows
– 1 tablespoon butter
– 1 1/2 cups powdered sugar
– Pinch salt
(Optional: 2 teaspoons marshmallow vodka)
In a medium saucepan, melt the butter and marshmallows together until marshmallows are almost fully melted. You don't want to burn them; otherwise, the mixture will turn yellow. Whisk in the powdered sugar and salt. (Note: you can reheat this before serving.)
Of course, the best donut to make with the marshmallow glaze is a s'mores donut! Use toppings like chocolate sauce and crumbled graham crackers.
Nutella Glaze
– 1/2 cup Nutella
– 1/3 cup heavy cream
– 1 teaspoon Hazelnut Liqueur
Whisk ingredients together until smooth.
This rich, chocolatey glaze is amazing alone, but to gild the lily, drizzle warm caramel sauce on top and add some toasted almonds or crushed hazelnuts. Oh–so–good.


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The statue of Gänseliesel, the little Goose Girl of German folklore, stands in Göttingen's central market square, symbolizing the strong link between the students and their university city. The girl, according to the story, was a princess who was forced to trade places with a peasant, and the statue shows her carrying her geese and smiling shyly into the waters of a fountain. The students of Göttingen gave her a ceremonial role: traditionally, graduates who earn a doctorate bestow a kiss of thanks upon Gänseliesel. Göttingen's citizens say she's the most kissed girl in the world.
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Just when it appeared the Newton SouthEast's District 10 Little League tournament run couldn't get any crazier, the team took it to a new level on Saturday afternoon.
Needing a victory to force a winner-take-all championship game against previously unbeaten Wellesley North in the double-elimination event on Sunday, SouthEast fought back from an 8-4 deficit heading into the bottom of the fifth inning, a 9-8 deficit in the eighth inning and got out of a bases-loaded, no-out jam in the top of the ninth before Brandon Lee's second straight, three-run walk-off home run delivered a 12-9 triumph at Praught Field.
"Keep fighting," SouthEast coach John Taft said after the team's third walk-off win in its last four games. "That's what we've got to do. That's our motto: keep fighting."
Wellesley North will now have to fight back from adversity for the first time in Districts after three lopsided victories – including an 18-2, four-inning wipeout of Newton Central on Wednesday - entering Saturday.
"I said to the other coaches on the team (Friday) that we need to be challenged," Wellesley North coach Eric Winer said. "We needed to be challenged by some good pitching and a competitive game. We got all we could handle today. That's more of a mettle-building game than beating someone 12-1."
The championship game will be Sunday at 5:30 at Praught Field with the winner advancing to face Walpole American in the Sectionals starting Wednesday night in Westwood.
"That was the beauty of winning the first three games of the tournament," Winer said. "They had to beat us twice. If they do, God bless them. But we'll come back. We've got plenty of arms to work with tomorrow. We swing the bats well. They swing the bats well. It should be a good game."
Wellesley North loaded the bases with nobody out in the top of the ninth before SouthEast wiggled out of the jam without allowing a single run. Southeast second baseman Adam Freedman snared a line drive with the infield in for the first out, shortstop Dante Taylor came home for the force out on a ground ball for the second out and Lee induced a flyout to center field for the third out.
"If you shut them down here, this will be more mentally damaging than anything else," Taft said was his message to Lee on the mound. "To leave bases loaded with no outs, and come away with no runs, it's gonna hurt.
"The play that Adam made at second base when we were in on the grass was something. Good defense leads to good offense. Momentum carries over, and it did. Then, again, Brandon comes through."
Jacob Wang started the winning rally with a one-out single, then Freedman hit a bloop to right field where Wellesley North got the force out at second after Wang had to hold up to see if the ball would be caught on the fly. But Taylor followed with a walk and Lee ended it with his third home run of the game, and second straight walk-off smash after his three-run home run in the bottom of the sixth knocked out Newton Central, 6-4, on Thursday.
Page 2 of 2 - Wellesley North got off to a mammoth start on Saturday with three solo home runs in the first inning off the bats of Colin Blasco, Jared Wu and Justin Lindquist. But SouthEast, which had won three straight games after a blowout loss to Wellesley North early in the tournament, showed no intimidation in the rematch as Freedman singled, Taylor was hit by a pitch and Lee tied the game at 3-3 in the bottom of the inning with the first of his three home runs on the day.
SouthEast took a lead in the second when Wang reached on a dropped third strike, moved to third on Taylor's double and scored when Zeke O'Connell reached on a dropped third strike.
Then it was Wellesley North's turn to fire back in the top of the third as Lindquist was hit by a pitch, Ryan Decker singled and Jay Driver drove in Lindquist with an RBI single before Donovan Lee smoked an RBI double for a 5-4 lead.
Wellesley then made it 6-4 in the fourth when Blasco walked and scored on an RBI single from Teddy Goss, before going up 8-4 in the fifth when Lee reached on an infield single and came in on a John Ciolfi home run.
But SouthEast rallied for four runs in the bottom of the inning when O'Connell singled, Brad Genser and Matt Beckles both walked and Jeremy Koven drove in a run with a walk. Jacob Danforth made it 8-6 with an infield single, Freedman made it 8-7 on a fielder's choice and SouthEast tied it when Koven raced home on a delayed double steal.
Wellesley North used a double play in the sixth to force extra innings, then took the lead in the top of the eighth on Ciolfi's second home run of the game. Lee tied it with his second home run of the game in the bottom of the inning, but SouthEast's winning celebration was delayed when Wellesley North gunned down a SouthEast runner at the plate for a double play with the bases loaded and one out.
Nines were wild as the teams went to the ninth inning tied at 9-9 before Lee ended it in wild fashion with the three-run walk-off.
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We offer various service events to introduce the Drury community to area nonprofits and social issues. We want each and every Drury student to have an opportunity to do service during their time here. The following are just a sample of the service events that we offer.
The Office of Community Outreach and Leadership Development adheres to Drury University's Statement of Inclusion. This policy extends to all volunteer and engaged learning activities. We seek to partner with organizations that provide services to all who seek them regardless of disability, race, color, religion, gender, age, sexual orientation, national or ethnic origin, or veteran status. Drury reserves the right to decline partnership opportunities if the University feels this requirement is not fulfilled by the potential partner organization.
Project Panthers are monthly community service activities organized by the Office of Community Outreach and Leadership Development. The mission of Project Panthers is to provide easy access to service projects for the entire Drury community, giving opportunities for students to work beside faculty, staff and alumni to address social issues while helping our campus become better connected to itself, its community, and its future. RSVP required for all Project Panther events.
Fall Semester Events:
September 11-13: Meals A Million
Every year, Friends Against Hunger brings together people from all different backgrounds to pack meals for hungry people all over the world. In three days, we pack over one million meals, and together we make a difference. Located at the Springfield Expo Center.
RSVP required. Register here: Friday, Saturday, Sunday
December 4-5: Victorian Homes Tour
The Midtown Neighborhood Association does this homes tour every winter to raise funds for their community activities. Volunteers will act as docents in the homes while the tour guides go through each house. Be sure to bring your homework, as there may be times for you to study in between tours.
RSVP required. Register by emailing email@example.com.
August 17, 2015, 9am
Service Plunge is a single-day project during new student orientation where new students branch out across Springfield to engage in service activities. Through Service Plunge, students will learn about service opportunities in Springfield, network with campus and community leaders, become better acquainted with fellow classmates, as well as learn about a local nonprofit and the community issues they strive to address.
Incoming students are assigned service projects based on their CORE 101 course. Each CORE 101 class works as a team to finish their service project with their O-Leaders and CORE 101 faculty adviser. We strive to connect service projects to red flag and blue ribbon issues identified in the Springfield Greene County Community Focus Report.
October 24, 2015
Make a Difference Day is the largest national day of service. Millions of volunteers around the country unite in a common mission to improve the lives of others. At Drury, our Make a Difference Day project is called the President's Day of Service to honor President Manuel's dedication to service and community engagement. We typically have several different projects going on throughout the day.
January 18, 2016
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once said, "Life's most persistent and urgent question is: 'What are you doing for others?'" Each year, Americans across the country answer that question by coming together on the King Holiday to serve their neighbors and communities. The MLK Day of Service is a part of United We Serve, President Obama's national call to service initiative. It challenges Americans from all walks of life to work together to provide solutions to our most pressing national problems (from www.mlkday.gov).
Drury volunteers will branch out across Springfield to immerse themselves in service as a way to learn about our local community first-hand, network with community and campus leaders, learn about service opportunities in Springfield, and celebrate the life and legacy Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
April 10-16, 2016
National Volunteer Week is about inspiring, recognizing and encouraging people to seek out imaginative ways to engage in their communities. It's about demonstrating to the nation that by working together, we have the fortitude to meet our challenges and accomplish our goals (from www.handsonnetwork.org).
Drury community members donate their time and expertise throughout this week in April to help area nonprofits fulfill their missions. Service projects range in size and type, benefiting various nonprofits in the Springfield region.


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Re: Defragment or Desktop Clean Up in response to Dilan053092Files under 20mb in size are automatically defragmented by the system. Free space is not defragmented.
With current larger hard drive sizes with plenty of free space, it is generally not worthwhile to defragment your volume.
If you want to do it, TechTool Pro is one utility that has a reliable defrag tool.
I'm not sure what "Desktop Clean Up" involves.
Dilan053092 Nov 23, 2008 3:28 PM
Re: Defragment or Desktop Clean Up in response to Kenichi WatanabeThank You For the reply. what i mean by desktop clean up is on windows you can do a C drive clean up to clean out temporary files and etc. i was wondering if there is such thing for apple. im trying to gain back memory on my HD.
Dilan053092 Nov 23, 2008 3:44 PM
Re: Defragment or Desktop Clean Up in response to Dilan053092And Also Speed.
Kenichi Watanabe Nov 23, 2008 4:01 PM
Re: Defragment or Desktop Clean Up in response to Dilan053092I don't know of any Temp folder in Mac OS X. However, when you download a new program, in Leopard, the default location is
<user home folder>/Downloads/
so you can go through that folder manually and delete stuff you no longer need, especially older versions of the same programs.
Things tend to accumulate on the Desktop as well, so you should reduce the number of files and folders on your Desktop by deleting or filing them away in your user folder. Doing so will also improve performance a bit, because Finder treats icons on the Desktop like open windows. You don't have to remove everything... just avoid having dozens of files and folders on the Desktop.
There are things like cache files and log files that the system maintains. Leopard should delete old files automatically, so you should not have to bother with them.
lenn5 Nov 23, 2008 4:12 PM
Re: Defragment or Desktop Clean Up in response to Dilan053092You can try using a free utility like Onyx to clean out cache files and do other system maintenance. I use it every couple months.
den.thed Nov 23, 2008 4:17 PM
Re: Defragment or Desktop Clean Up in response to lenn5I'll second lenn5's reply, OnyX once in a while is all I ever use!
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Re: Defragment or Desktop Clean Up in response to Dilan053092One of the best programs I've ever used is called Cocktail. You can get it at http://maintain.se/cocktail
It is less than $20, but it is worth it. Every time Apple posts an OS update, like 10.5.5, Cocktail makes a new version of their software that is compatible with your OS update. They've given updates for years, right after the Operating System gets a boost. Cocktail runs through AutoPilot basically, clearing temporary internet files, crash logs, trash can contents, repairs disk permissions, and even shuts your computer off for you when it's done. It runs through all the maintenance you should do daily, weekly, monthly. Every 6 months or so, you should open Disk Utility in the Utilities folder, click "Erase Free Space", and I like to choose the option "Overwrite Free Space with Zeros". It overwrites all your old deleted files with zeros from start to finish of your hard drive, then erases all the zeros. All of your deleted data is permanently erased and overwritten for your own security, and your free space is not full of old deleted junk anymore. It's almost more useful than defragmenting, I think.
You might also want to check out Drive Genius and Disk Warrior. They are each $99 programs, but they really get the job done. Both programs give you bootable CD's. When you are booted to Drive Genius, you can defragment your hard drive, duplicate drives, erase drives, repair drives, scan for corrupt files, erase unused items, rebuild the directory, and a few other tools. Disk Warrior will check all files for corruption and repair them, optimize your directory and repair damaged files. It also repairs your disk permissions, and makes the machine run faster than before by making such repairs.


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Also known as "the Boss" Frank Wild was Shackleton's commander. He wished to be buried beside Shackleton but his wish never materialized due to the outbreak of WWII a week after his death. Our voyage falls exactly three years following the transport of Wild's ashes to South Georgia, possible in thanks to a seven-year research journey by South African author and polar expert, Angie Butler, who discovered Wild's ashes in Johannesburg.
Then spend time cruising among the South Shetland Islands just off the Antarctic Peninsula. Excursions to the islands may take you to King George, Half Moon, Barrientos, or Livingston. On these trips, keep your eyes peeled for wildlife such as the Adelie, chinstrap and gentoo penguins who thrive here.
Weather permitting, visit the flooded volcanic caldera of Deception Island. Rugged scenery, geological sites, and an overwhelming display of whaling and scientific history conspire to make this place a perfect museum of Antarctica's natural and exploratory past. For those wanting to stretch their legs, take a spectacular hike to the crater rim. Finally, after so much anticipation, arrive on the Antarctic mainland at Paradise Harbor or Hope Bay. From colossal icebergs to the seemingly endless ice sheet, the scenery here is truly breathtaking. Weather permitting, we hope to undertake an excursion to set foot on the White Continent itself.


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If I was judging this game by todays standards I would probably knock it down to a 3/5 or something but considering the groundwork and a good bit of the artwork was created over a decade ago I can easily forgive those minor flaws and give it a 4.5/5. Keep up the good work and I hope that my budget will allow me to play your next game sometime in the future.
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Firstly, apologies for the review title. I've seen too many tabloid headlines.
Red Lights was reasonably original, well-written and well-acted. Any movie that can tick these three boxes is worth a look. Although the build up to the introduction of De Niro's character (Simon Silver) represented a slightly excessive portion of the movie it was, nevertheless, interesting. I gather the ending has divided opinion quite a lot, and I admit that it could have been done much better. I've said before when reviewing movies that it's never a good sign when you have to have a character explicitly explain just what has happened in the film. It might have been a better idea to leave it without the explanation and let the audience decide. That might have stoked up debate in a good way and generated some more interest in the film.
Acting-wise i'm sorry to say i'm always skeptical when Robert De Niro appears in a movie nowadays. The man was a terrific actor in his day, but he's been in a lot of recent turkeys. He doesn't have a lot of screen-time here but his performance was fine. If he keeps choosing credible films like this one his reputation will start to repair itself. Sigourney Weaver performs with credit as usual and I always rate Cillian Murphy highly.
Definitely worth going to see this. It's above average, if only slightly.
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The skeptical psychologist Dr. Margaret Matheson and her assistant, physicist Tom Buckley, are specialists in disclosing fraudulent paranormal phenomena. When the famous psychic Simon Silver reappears to his public after many years of absence, Tom becomes singularly obsessed in determining whether Silver is a fraud or not.
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Lights at the end of tunnel.
Firstly, apologies for the review title. I've seen too many tabloid headlines.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, NO!
Sigourney Weaver plays Margeret Matheson, a jaded middle-aged psychologist. If you've seen Avatar it's the same character she plays in that but with a bit less vitriol. I liked this character; a firm woman,but fair and kind when she needs to be. This is a character we've all met in real life at some point. She's compelling and extremely well acted by Weaver. In every scene you're completely hooked by the show she puts on.
Cillian Murphy's character, Tom Buckley, is a little more mysterious. He plays a Physicist (allegedly) who accompanies Matheson on her expeditions to debunk fake mediums and psychics. The character is written with little back story and what little back story that is introduced remains cryptic. The role is well acted but outshone by the better conceived, better written character of Matheson.
The film starts out well. The first scene (a prologue/intro sequence) is suspenseful and I thought it worked really well. Both Weaver's and Murphy's characters are introduced well and chemistry is established right from the first scene.
The best thing about this film is the atmosphere. Every scene is absolutely dripping with it. The direction as well is tasteful and strong. Little touches like the camera shaking a little more in every scene that Matheson is in (to show her questionable health) are very effective and add to the feel.
This 2 hour film trundles along at a steady pace, fleshing out Matheson and Buckley (sort of) and introducing a completely irrelevant love interest for Buckley. She plays little role in the story and could be cut entirely.
We follow them as they expose a Psychic as a fake. They perform surveillance in the crowd before the show, spotting so called "Red Lights" (employees of the Psychic who scout potential targets for the psychiching later) and hacking into the radio frequency that is used to communicated with the Psychic on stage and tell him names and other secrets to fool the audience into thinking he's actually got a gift. Looking good so far.
We are shown Matheson's inner turmoil; her sick son. Apparently in a coma for over a decade, the soft, squishy side of such a apparently tough woman is laid bare. Apparently her zeal for exposing fake psychics stems from her inability to let him go. She uses him as an excuse almost, each case shown to be a fake solidifying her belief that there's no afterlife and justifying her keeping him alive. Besides a spot of clumsy writing with some un-needed overexposition (a bit of a theme with this film I'm afraid) the time spent in the hospital room really opens up Matheson's character.
And then she dies.
Seriously, she dies. Why? I don't know. Matheson, the most fleshed out and built up character just up and dies. Such a pointless grab at an emotional scene completely kicks the legs out from under the film. There's no reason why the Matheson character couldn't have been included in the rest of the film, she just disappear. This was supposed to be a parallel of a past event in the story, where Simon Silver's (a blind, formerly extremely famous psychic (Robert De Niro)) biggest critic mysteriously died from a heart attack. However it is very, very loosely linked and barely explained.
The latter half of the film we focus on Buckley as he becomes obsessed with discovering Simon Silver as a fraud. Buckley, now apparently the main character, slowly seems to get more and more unhinged as he's apparently haunted by Silver. Birds spontaneously fly into windows near him, things go bump in the night, equipment explodes randomly etc etc. The void left by Matheson never quite goes away though, for all the wrong reasons.
Silver is eventually found to not be a fraud after a heavy duty scientific study but Buckley unleashes his trying-so-hard-to-do-an-American-accent student(Ben, Craig Roberts) on the footage from the experiment who eventually comes up with nothing. Suddenly, love interest (who I'd completely forgotten about) comes along and spots that Silver's watch and the other scientist performing the test's watch are perfectly in sync. Ignoring the fact that Silver was told to remove his watch earlier in the scene and the fact that the other (unintroduced) scientist is apparently totally alright with jeopardising his scientific career for whatever Silver is paying him, this reveal is pretty weak and totally not characteristic of actual scientific study.
Buckley confronts Silver on stage at his last show (after being beaten thoroughly to fine mush by one of Silver's minions) and the theatre goes mad. Lights explode, ceilings crack, the ground shakes, Silver's glasses fall off. This is all very exciting and you really wonder how Silver is pulling it all off. You wait for the great reveal. The turmoil subsides and Buckley flicks a coin at Silver who snatches it out of the air, revealing he is not in fact blind and is a fraud. This is where the film should have ended.
And then Silver says that one line. That simple 5 word line that completely ruins the entire film. "How did you do that"
Yep, you got it. Buckley, the mysterious physicist, the man obsessed with revealing Silver as a fraud, is the true Psychic. This is a twist so violent and random it finally breaks the films neck. It completely mangles the whole tone, message, moral; anything this film had is now gone. The mystery and tension evaporates like a flock of birds after a gunshot. The intrigue at how these apparently impossible events could have possibly happened to Buckley is moot. All of this in the last 5 minutes of the film. I have never known a film be more thoroughly ruined in such an thorough and accurate way.
5/10. The story is nearly there, the acting is generally good, the atmosphere created is stellar, but those last 5 minutes are truly horrifying.
An intelligent mystery
I wasn't sure what to expect from the trailers. Gore and horror aren't my thing, unless it's done well, and so few are these days. However, I was pleasantly surprised. This has less to do with the supernatural and more to do with belief systems in a modern world.
The story focuses upon two scientist professors that fill in the time between classes by investigating and exposing psychic frauds, be they petulant schoolgirls or venal evangelists. So when Murphy presses to investigate a famous mystic, why is Weaver so reluctant to agree? Is De Niro gifted with extraordinary powers, or a clever con artist? The atmosphere becomes more menacing and oppressive as the film progresses, leaving me wondering whether Murphy was becoming paranoid, or whether De Niro really was targeting him. The end, though not exactly the Sixth Sense ending some are proclaiming, was certainly unexpected.
Great acting from the leads, as you would expect. Great dialogue. Not much in the way of action, nor thankfully schlock horror, but the tension mounted throughout the film. A clever and satisfying film.


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Kevin Klein's injury should have represented a prospect opportunityPosted by: | Comments
In a season where the Rangers, from top to bottom, have done almost everything right the decision to insert Matt Hunwick straight into the line-up is the sign of a missed opportunity. When Henrik Lundqvist went down with an injury the team turned to Cam Talbot. Slowly but surely Talbot has turned himself into a legitimate NHL starter – at worst a high end backup – and moving forward, has developed into an asset for the franchise.
When Lundqvist eventually returns the embarrassment of riches in goal will be a huge advantage for the Rangers. On top of that the team has identified a young netminder in Mackenzie Skapski who may also have a future with the big club. In injury, opportunities lie or so they say.
While Talbot's form was critical to the Rangers pursuing a high seed and playoff position, there is less pressure (to an extent) on Klein's replacement in the line-up. Barring a collapse of the most epic of proportions the Rangers have a playoff spot sown up and barring a slightly less but still epic collapse they have a high seed in the bag too. The timing of Kevin Klein's injury should represent an opportunity to test one of the younger Hartford blueliner's.
Which kids can be considered trade bait?Posted by: | Comments
As the NHL trade deadline approaches and Glen Sather adjusts his moving-target-deadline-strategy, the conversation is likely to shift from which roster players can be dealt to which kids can be dealt. As the push for a Stanley Cup in the Henrik Lundqvist era continues (and, frankly as the window closes), the Rangers are going to push and go for it all, meaning they aren't likely to deal established roster players for immediate help.
This turns the conversation to the farm system, and identifying which prospects may be blocked from making the roster, or may not even be in the long term plans of the organization. This includes kids that have developed nicely, kids that are former first round picks, or kids that seem to have flamed out.
Prospect fatigue and Dylan McIlrathPosted by: | Comments
For those of you that have been around for a while, you know that in the beginning, Mike Axisa of River Ave Blues was a bit helper in getting us off the ground here. Naturally, I'm a Yankee fan, and I read RAB daily. Recently, Mike penned a post about prospect fatigue, and how fans and experts alike sometimes get tired of mentioning the same prospect for multiple years in a row. This is not a concept that is unique to baseball.
This same concept, I believe, applies to Dylan McIlrath. Drafted in the first round in 2010, McIlrath was a project pick who would take several years to develop. A huge, punishing defenseman meant to be that big time crease clearer that the Rangers haven't had since Jeff Beukeboom. Five years later, McIlrath is still developing along his slow timetable.
For the first few years, McIlrath was always ranked somewhat highly in the prospect rankings coming from Hockeys Future, Corey Pronman, or more recently, Adam Herman. But the longer he was in the system, even when he was still in the AHL, he dropped in the rankings. On Hockey Future, McIlrath is ranked as the 5th best defenseman. Pronman had him 9th overall. Herman 8th. McIlrath, up until this year, usually was in the top-five.
So what changed?
Rangers assign Dylan McIlrath to Hartford; Kevin Klein expected to playPosted by: | Comments
The New York Rangers have assigned defenseman Dylan McIlrath to the Hartford Wolf Pack of the AHL. McIlrath was called up following injuries to Kevin Klein and Ryan McDonagh over the weekend. McIlrath filled a hole while Klein was out, but Klein is back and expected to play tonight, so McIlrath is headed back to Hartford. McIlrath had 9 PIMs on Monday.
Since Klein is coming back, the logical move was to send McIlrath to Hartford. I don't think this was indicative of his play.
Rangers recall McIlrath, AllenPosted by: | Comments
In response to the absurd number of injuries and suspensions (ok, suspension, singular) that have hit the New York Rangers blue line, the Rangers have recalled defensemen Conor Allen and Dylan McIlrath from the Hartford Wolf Pack. McIlrath seemingly won the 7D spot in camp, but the Rangers kept Matt Hunwick so that McIlrath could get big minutes with the Pack. Allen has consistently shown he can play a steady game, if unspectacular.
In 8 games this year, McIlrath has not registered a point and has 21 PIMs. In those same 8 games, Allen has a line of 2-3-5 and 2 PIMs.
It is likely that the Rangers will go with Marc Staal and Dan Girardi as their top pairing, with Hunwick and Mike Kostka as the second pairing (yeesh), and Allen/McIlrath as the third pairing. We are in for a rough one tonight.
With a John Moore suspension looming, what are the options?Posted by: | Comments
John Moore is almost guaranteed a suspension. An in-person hearing with the Department of Player Safety doesn't guarantee a suspension, but it gives them the option of suspending a player more than five games. Since Moore is a repeat offender, receiving two games for a hit on Dale Weise in last year's playoffs, it's a guarantee he misses at least three games, likely five or more.
At the moment, Matt Hunwick is playing somewhat steady filling in for the injured Dan Boyle. Mike Kostka played one game, had a few epic turnovers, but one game isn't indicative of an entire career. Conor Allen is in Hartford, and he's the guy most fans think is ready for a shot. Dylan McIlrath was the last one cut from camp, and the first round pick has shown significant progress and promise.
So what can the Rangers do?
Do the Rangers need help on the blueline?Posted by: | Comments
Sometimes you have to live with the growing pains while some teams traditionally have slow starts and if you want prospects on the roster you have to endure the inconsistencies that accompany them. However, the sudden lack of depth the Rangers have on defense is an issue that might need resolving with acquiring help from outside of the organisation rather than turning to a prospect.
The Rangers defense, thus far, has looked completely inept. Countless blown assignments, a lack of physicality and terrible positioning in their own zone; the Rangers defense has been highlighted by a boat load of errors in the first three games. Even before Dan Boyle got injured in game one, the Rangers defense had its struggles. In game one it was the inability to get out of their own zone effectively.
The Rangers bottom pairing needs addressing and despite a respectable first game, Matt Hunwick is not the answer. Players such as Hunwick and Mike Kostka are stop gaps. They are not 'plug in and play' types that add competence to a unit long term. The Rangers can (and will) stop the bleeding despite Dan Boyle's absence but even with Boyle this unit has its flaws that will need addressing.
As Rangers continue to make cuts, several prospect's futures unclearPosted by: | Comments
The Rangers have been whittling down their roster in the past few weeks as they approach Thursday's season opener. Many of the players that have already been cut won't have a future with the franchise, but some players futures have yet to be decided. With the roster due to be finalised within the next 24 hours, we take a look at a few of the prospects already down on the farm.
After a strong end to last season and with significant turnover among the Rangers presumptive bottom six over the summer, Bourque was considered a dark horse for a roster spot. He was never a realistic option. Following his demotion to Hartford on October 1st, the small but hard working Bourque appears to have been passed by several prospects and at this stage of his career. Only a stunning season with the Wolf Pack will get him back in the reckoning and even that may not be enough. An injury call up and/or an uncertain future as trade bait appears to be Bourque's immediate situation.
Does Kevin Klein affect Dylan Mcllrath's future?Posted by: | Comments
When the Rangers made their Michael Del Zotto for Kevin Klein swap with the Predators, they gave up on a frustrating offensive talent and went with the less able but more reliable stay at home, physical type. What they also did was commit to a player whose size and physical ability is likely to be on the Rangers blue line for several seasons. They also committed to someone that inadvertently may be a road block for one of the franchise's key draft picks, Dylan McIlrath.
While Klein doesn't possess the same potential snarl or size as McIlrath, the additional four years (at $2.9 million per year) means the Rangers have solidified their third pairing with the type of player they've needed for what seems like generations. Is there still room for McIlrath? With his skating ability still his biggest question mark, Mcllrath's future is at least partly dependent with how Klein acclimatises to New York, with the initial solid performances promising.
Cam Fowler isn't a Ranger – get over itPosted by: | Comments
After Michael Del Zotto was traded last week, many folks in the Ranger Twittersphere turned again to the decision to draft Dylan McIlrath over Cam Fowler as a franchise-crippling blow. Many believe that the Rangers passed on drafting Fowler because they thought they already had a very similar player in Del Zotto and Fowler would have been redundant. Meanwhile, McIlrath was a very unusual commodity that could fill a long-standing hole, so the team happily selected him at No. 10. Of course, Del Zotto never met expectations in New York and Fowler is enjoying a breakout year in his fourth NHL season, so Rangers fans are filled with regret.
The 2010 draft has become one of the biggest gripes among Ranger fans in recent years, but it's time to let it go. Whether you believe McIlrath will turn into a second-pairing D-man or not, it's hard to argue at this point that the Blueshirts' brass didn't make a mistake. So did many other teams that year, so do many teams every other year.


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Sunday 11th October. Greenhill Library, 1 Hemper Lane, Sheffield, S8 7FE [1]. 3-round McMahon tournament. 50 minutes per round plus increasing overtime. Registration by 10:00; prize giving about 18;00. Contact Bob Scantlebury robert hyphen scantlebury at lineone dot net. B BK Flyer [2]
Saturday 17th October West London Go Club [3], c/o Young Chelsea Bridge Club, 54 Goldhawk Rd, London W12 8HA. For teams of three. Registration 10:00 to 10:30; prize giving before 17:30. More details [4] or contact the CLGC.
Sunday 25th October St. Mark's Community Centre, St. Mark's Road, Bath BA2 4PA [5]. 3-round McMahon tournament. 60 minutes per round plus overtime. Registration by 10:00 GMT; prize giving about 18:00. Contact David King davidking68 at yahoo.com B BK more info [6] Flyer [7]
Saturday 7th November. The DokiDoki Festival [8] is a bi-annual event, celebrating both traditional and modern Japanese culture. It attracted 2,700 people in 2013. Follow the link to find photographs and videos of that festival. The BGA will again run a stall giving free Go demos to all takers. Do pop by!
Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th November. Commodore Inn, Main Street, Grange-over-Sands, LA11 6DY [9] Tel 015395 32381 5-round McMahon tournament. Time limits 50 minutes with increasing overtime (20/5, 30/5, 40/5, 40/5 etc). Accommodation available at the Inn. Registration by 10:45 Saturday. Prive giving 15:15 Sunday. Contact Bob Bagot 01539 532678 robert.bagot at virgin.net B BK More Info [10]
Sunday 22nd November. King Edward VI Aston School, Frederick Road, Aston, Birmingham, B6 6DJ [11] Youth titles at U8, U10, U12, U14, U16 and U18 will be contested, in addition to the titles of overall British Youth Champion and British Schools Team Champions. A mixture of even and handicap games. Beginners and those new to the game will be made particularly welcome. Registration by 09:45. Prize-giving by 17:00. Entry Form [12]
Saturday 28th November. West London Go Club [3], c/o Young Chelsea Bridge Club, 54 Goldhawk Rd, London W12 8HA. Teaching in the morning and 3-round rapid play (40 mins sd) kyu players' tournament if the afternoon. Contact David Cantrell david at cantrell.org.uk C more info [13]
Saturday 5th December (provisional). University of Warwick [14], Coventry, CV4 7AL. 3 round McMahon tournament. Registration by 10:30. Prize-giving by 19:00. Contact Philip Leung Chun.Leung at warwick.ac.uk A
Saturday 12th December (provisional).
Monday 28th–Thursday 31st December. International Student House (ISH), 229 Great Portland Street, London, W1W 5PN [16]. McMahon tournament with 7 rounds. Time limit 90 minutes with 20/5 overtime. Also Lightning, Pair Go and Rengo tournaments. A More Info [17]
Saturday 6th February 2016. Frodsham Community Centre, Fluin Lane, Frodsham, Cheshire, WA6 7QN [18]. 3-round McMahon for all players. Time limits 60 mins with increasing overtime. Registration by 10:30. Prize-giving by 18:30. Contact cheshire at kisekigo.com. B
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Saturday 12th March 2016. Cambridge University Social Club [24] Mill Lane, Cambridge CB2 1RX. 3 Round McMahon tournament. Time limit 60 minutes, with variable increasing overtime. Registration by 10:30. Prize-giving 19:15. Contact Geoff Kaniuk geoff at kaniuk dot co dot uk. A
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Saturday 4th June 2016. Red Lion [34], 88 Great North Road, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, AL9 5EU [35] A tournament for teams of one male and one female who play alternately with no conferring. The top 8 British pairs play for the title. Remaining pairs play in the handicap section. Registration by 10:15. Prize-giving by 18:00. Contact Francis Roads, 61 Malmesbury Road, London E18 2NL 020 85054381 francis.roads at gmail.com
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Sunday 21st – Monday 29th August 2016 (provisional).
[1] http://britgo.org/tournaments
[2] http://britgo.org/files/Sheffield2015.pdf
[3] http://west.londongo.club
[4] http://central.londongo.club/events/international-team-tournament-2015-autumn/
[5] http://www.bing.com/maps/?v=2&cp=51.376244~-2.357852&lvl=15&dir=0&sty=r&eo=0&q=BA2%204PA&form=LMLTCC
[6] http://www.bathgo.org/wessextournament.php
[7] http://www.bathgo.org/Wessex2015.pdf
[8] http://dokidokifestival.com/
[9] http://www.bing.com/maps/?v=2&cp=54.19430160522462~-2.9074993133544824&lvl=15&dir=0&sty=c&eo=0&where1=LA11%206DY%2C%20Grange%20Over%20Sands%2C%20Cumbria&form=LMLTCC
[10] http://britgo.org/files/threepeaks2015.pdf
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[12] http://britgo.org/files/youthentryform2015.pdf
[13] http://southlondongo.com/tournament.shtml
[14] http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/about/visiting
[15] http://warwickgo.co.uk/tournament/2015/
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[17] http://britgo.org/tournaments/logc
[18] http://www.bing.com/maps/?v=2&cp=53.2961082458496~-2.7190556526184006&lvl=15&dir=0&sty=c&eo=0&where1=WA6%207QN%2C%20Frodsham%2C%20Cheshire&form=LMLTCC
[19] http://www.kisekigo.com/cheshire16.html
[20] http://www.britgo.org/register
[21] http://www.tongadale-hotel.co.uk
[22] http://www.bing.com/maps/?v=2&cp=57.41292973861188~-6.192787647247322&lvl=15&dir=0&sty=c&eo=1&where1=IV51%209EJ%2C%20Portree%2C%20Highland&form=LMLTCC
[23] http://britgo.org/tournaments/2016/skye
[24] http://www.socialclub.cam.ac.uk/
[25] http://cugosoc.soc.srcf.net/competitions/trig2016.html
[26] http://www.kaniuks.co.uk/trigantius/indextrigantius.html
[27] http://www.holidayinnsheffield.co.uk/
[28] http://britgo.org/files/British2016.pdf
[29] http://www.bing.com/maps/?v=2&cp=51.790718244021306~-0.21306338906287525&lvl=15&dir=0&sty=c&eo=1&where1=AL8%206XE%2C%20Welwyn%20Garden%20City%2C%20Herts&form=LMLTCC
[30] http://stalbans-go.org.uk/tournament.php
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[32] http://britgo.org/tournaments/2016/bracknell
[33] http://britgo.org/files/Bracknell16.pdf
[34] http://www.mcmullens.co.uk/redlion
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[36] http://britgo.org/files/pairgo2016.pdf
[37] http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~minymor/
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Apartment / 7 bedrooms / sleeps 12 Home 25179
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Apartment / 7 bedrooms / sleeps 12
|Key Info
The three apartments:STELLA, GARDEN and EDEN are located within the same compound.
They are situated approx. 5 minutes (walking) away from the beach, Dahab centre and restaurants.
All the apartments have either a private balcony / terrace ( Stella / Eden ) or an outside seating area ( Garden ) and all three have access to a playground and a small freshwater pool for the kids.
All three are equipped with all mod cons to a European standard.
|Sleeps up to 12, 7 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|5 minute walk 500 m
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Sharm el Sheikh 95 km, Nearest railway: NA
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|Internet access
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|Air conditioning
|Cooker, Fridge, Washing machine
|7 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms of which 3 Family bathrooms and 3 Shower rooms
|Double beds (5), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 10
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
In all the apartments guests will find a kitchen equipped with a gas cooker, fridge and a complete range of cooking utensils.
All bedrooms are supplied with bed linen and also hand and bath towels.
GARDEN apartment sleeps max. 5 people in 3 bedrooms, STELLA sleeps 4 people in 2 bedrooms and EDEN sleeps 3 people in 2 bedrooms.
|Further details outdoors
STELLA, GARDEN and EDEN apartments all offer the guest a secluded location in which to relax, which is however just a short distance from the sea. Access to the apartments is from the main road which runs all the way through Dahab; if guests wish to take a taxi to anywhere within the town, they will find one easily without looking far!
The apartments are situated in the "authentic" part of town and a short 5 minute walk brings one to Asala, the Bedouin village and the markets and shops used by the local people. You can see goats and camels in the street and the guest will really have the feeling that he / she is in Egypt - great photo opportunities on the doorstep! This area is in ambience as well as geographically far removed from the southern area of Dahab Lagoon, where the international hotel chains are based.
|Further details
Garden is shared with the owner of the house
little swimming pool for the kids
relaxed atmosphere
The Red Sea and Sinai region
Dahab is located In the historical Sinai peninsula, an area of interest culturally / historically as well as having many places of outstanding beauty - these can be visited on desert safaris and treks. The world famous St. Katherine's Monastery and Mt. Sinai are just 1.5 hours away by road.
In the hotter summer months there are many beachside destinations, again reachable as part of a safari programme, suitable for snorkeling. For divers there are various internationally renowned dive sites - the Blue Hole 12km north of Dahab and the national parks of Ras Mohamed and Nabq close to Sharm El Sheikh. For guests who like a quiet and relaxing place to stay, ( in contrast to the hustle bustle of Sharm ), the latter locations can also be visited using Dahab as a base.
Other places of interest include Pharaoh's Island further north and the Spring of Moses on the coastline of the Gulf of Suez.
Ras Abu Galum Protected Area - beachside Bedouin settlement suitable for diving, snorkeling, swimming and just relaxing on the beach!
Wadi Ganei / Southern Oasis - great snorkeling and diving locations, plus a selection of laid back Bedouin restaurants serving a full range of food and beverages.
Blue Hole - world famous snorkeling / diving location with a selection of restaurants as above.
Bedouin dinners in the valleys surrounding Dahab - modes of transportation are camel and jeep.
There are many beachside restaurants, cafes and bazaars along the corniche which runs all the way through Dahab and are therefore easily accessible on foot.
Bikes are available for rent at inexpensive rates.
Approx. 300 days per year have some wind - Dahab is one of the world's best locations for wind- and kitesurfing.
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Villa / 5 bedrooms / sleeps 10 Home 174329
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Villa / 5 bedrooms / sleeps 10
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The villas benefit from there own private pools fenced for safety. Leading from the living room to a spacious terraces furnished with a table and chairs to enable you to dine al fresco. With five doubles and five twin bedrooms (The choice is yours)the villa is ideal for families, with plenty in the surrounding area to see and do during your stay.
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|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
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|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Safe
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|5 bedrooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Wheelchair users
|Further details outdoors
Large communial swimming pools. Tennis courts. La Torre town center with resturants. Five Star Hotel with many extra amenaties. Resort located midway between the city of Murcia and Cartagena which both have vibrant town centers and plenty of interesting archeology.
The beaches of the Mar Manor, a safe land locked sea, are only 15 minutes drive from the resort.
|Further details
A welcome pack of essential food and drink can arranged for your arrival. The housekeeper is English.
Cots, High Chairs, Push Chairs etc can all be hired locally. ( We no longer keep these items in the villas due to health and safety reasons and all hired products are serviced regularly and carry full insurence) We can supply details of the hire company or we can arrange for it for you.
The Murcia region
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Balscicas station is 4km away going to Madrid, Murcia City or Cartagena. The Mar Menor sea is a small salt lake and is one of the biggest natural spas in the world and is considered the best places to practise water sports throughout the year. This area offers many endless unspoilt tranquil beaches, and fishing ports. Los Acazares has a 9 km stretch of sand with a 5km promenade. Nearby is the Infanta Cristina Sports Centre where many famous elite sportsmen and women in the world of waters sports come to train. Known as MAGICAL MURCIA.
La Torre Golf Resort
La Torre is an eighteen hole golf resort designed by Jack Nicholson. It has all the amenities expected of a first rate golf club. A large club house caters for many functions or just a drink or even a meal in a large well appointed restaurant. The bar has a large flat screen TV for viewing sports events. Hotel now open giving extra amenities.
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British lesson on hypocrisy Op-ed: Shameless Britain clings to faraway Falklands while reprimanding Israel over 'occupation' http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4
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Location: Falkland Islands (Malvinas) | Leaked: Feb-6-2013 in Regional News
British Left Wing Elite Ruling Class Demands and XBOX for His Office...Let the British Taxpayer Eat Cake! LOL!
Tory minister in computer games console fury http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/politics/4561138/Tory-minister-Ed-Vaizey-in-computer-games-console-fury.html By GRAEME WILSON, Deputy Pol
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Location: United Kingdom (UK/GB) | Leaked: Sep-28-2012 in Regional News
17 Year old British Woman Raped as onlookers walk past and refuse to help, denied help from Salvation Army because 'They Only Help Men'.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2206599/Good-Samaritan-rescued-raped-girl-17-left-naked-battered-street-turned-away-Salvation-Army-hostel-told-help-men-here.html Salvation Army hostel turned a
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Location: United Kingdom (UK/GB) | Leaked: Sep-21-2012 in Regional News
81 Year Old British Granny Gets BITCHSLAPPED For Driving Too Slow On Her Way To Care Home...
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2206539/Frustrated-motorist-slaps-81-year-old-woman-face-driving-5mph.html Frustrated motorist slaps 81-year-old woman in the face for driving at just 5mph (on
By: VikingRapeSquad | Comments: 12 | Views: 1771 | Votes: 0 | Shared: 0
Location: United Kingdom (UK/GB) | Leaked: Sep-21-2012 in Regional News
British Peasant Fined $1000 for Throwing A Paper Bag At Friend...Muslim Rapist Allowed To Walk Free....LOL Only in the UK!
£565 fine for throwing chip paper Pricey chips ... Dale Lidster had to cough up £565 NTI By FRAN WETZEL Published: 18 minutes ago 0 http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/new
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Location: United Kingdom (UK/GB) | Leaked: Sep-11-2012 in Regional News
British Couple Beaten Badly By NHS Security After NHS Consultants Disagree On Care Of Premature Baby...
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2201486/Couple-leaving-hospital-premature-baby-win-compensation-attacked-security-guards.html Couple leaving hospital with their premature baby daughter win com
By: VikingRapeSquad | Comments: 13 | Views: 4664 | Votes: 0 | Shared: 0
Leaked: Sep-11-2012 in Regional News
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