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Anna Faris and Chris Pratt are together again.
After spending time apart as the House Bunny star was shooting her new sitcom, Mom, and her hubby was off filming Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy, the couple were snapped reuniting in New York City on Monday. Earlier that morning, Faris talked about their busy lives on Live With Kelly & Michael.
"My husband met me here. He's been filming in London a movie for Marvel called Guardians of the Galaxy, so we had a little romantic New York last few days, so that's nice," a thrilled Faris said on the gabfest.
Pratt sounded psyched to be back with his missus as well.
"Today we are officially 100% finished with principal photography on Guardians of the Galaxy," he tweeted Saturday, adding, "Thanking God for this great opportunity. I learned so much. I'm ready to go home now."
In the James Gunn-directed flick, the Parks and Recreation star stars as Peter Quill, aka Star-Lord, the roguish leader of the Guardians who must join forces with a group of futuristic ex-cons to stop a cosmic force of epic proportions.
Pratt also plugged Faris' new Chuck Lorre-produced comedy, which premiered last month and airs Mondays on CBS following a single mother and recovering alcoholic who starts her life over in California's Napa Valley.
"Watch MOM tonight! On CBS. Right now east coast!!!" he wrote. "You will like it. No joke. The show is very funny and has real heart. Okay! Let me know!"
When they're not working hard, the twosome are busy being newly minted parents, having welcomed their first child, Jack, on Aug. 25, 2012.


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INDIANAPOLIS -- Orlando's Jameer Nelson and Indiana's George Hill engaged in an impressive scoring duel during the third quarter of Game 5 in their first-round playoff series.
Nelson scored 15 points in the period and Hill scored nine. Orlando led by two heading into the fourth quarter, and it appeared to be anyone's game.
Pacers coach Frank Vogel shook things up when he brought Darren Collison off the bench. The third-year pro dominated Nelson in the fourth quarter of Indiana's 105-87 victory. Collison had 15 points the final 12 minutes while Nelson had two. Indiana clinched the series 4-1 and now awaits the winner of the Miami-New York series.
The Pacers say they have two starting point guards, but one just happens to come off the bench. Hill and Collison bring different skill sets, allowing Vogel to tinker with his lineups.
In this case, Hill said he and Collison planned to make Nelson tired.
"He expended so much energy on the other end trying to keep his team in it, which he did a great job, but at the other end we knew we had to wear him down a little bit on both ends and make him guard us," Hill said. "I think towards the end of the game, he was spending so much energy down there (on offense) and then chasing us down at the other end, his legs got worn out."
Collison started 60 of Indiana's 66 regular-season games before a groin injury benched him down the stretch. Hill stepped seamlessly and eventually and took Collison's starting job. Before the Orlando series, Vogel said the Pacers would need both to be healthy for Indiana to be at its best. Collison proved his value with 19 points on Tuesday. Hill, Indiana's No. 3 scorer in the series, added 15 points.
Collison didn't like his demotion, but he handled it well.
"Just from a competitive standpoint, you know you're a starter and you come off the bench, it's very difficult," he said. "But it's something I can't control with my injury. That was the most frustrating thing -- I want to be out there and help my teammates any way I can. You can't have a negative mindset. You have to be positive from the get-go."
The 6-foot-2 Hill can create off the dribble and knock down open shots. He's also a clutch performer -- he made the game-winning free throws in Game 4 in Orlando. The Pacers have an 11-3 record with him as the starter, including the playoffs. He is averaging 14 points and shooting 45 percent in those starts.
Collison, just 6-foot tall, uses quickness and elusiveness to put opponents on their heels. Indiana's assist leader during the regular season had 23 assists and one turnover in the series against the Magic.
Collison's defense against Nelson was a key element to Indiana's defensive dominance throughout the series.
"It's something we've been talking to him about all year," Vogel said. "Obviously, when his role changed and was going to come off the bench and he understood that if his minutes were going to be a little bit shorter, he could expend a little more energy doing that kind of ball pressure."
Vogel was happy to see Collison have such a special moment after fighting through the injury.
"It's got to be very rewarding for him," Vogel said. "He has a great deal of pride in his abilities. He's led our team all year in determination and the will to win and the desire to win. I'm just so happy for the kid. He's one of the best kids ever coached."
Hill also was pleased to see Collison's success. The two have supported each other from the beginning, an example of the positive vibe throughout the team's locker room.
"Darren is a competitor," Hill said. "He's been down on himself a little bit, not scoring the ball the way he wanted to score it. Tonight to come in and really get it going from the field, leading that team out there with the second unit, even with the first unit, you've got to tip your hat to him.
Collison was a key reason Hill wasn't worried that the Magic led heading into the fourth quarter.
"We knew it was a game of runs," Hill said. "We're up all game, they made a great run. We knew we still had a run left in us. D.C. came in and really pushed the tempo a little bit, got his shot going. I got my stuff going in the third, which helped us a little bit. Just a great collective team effort."


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For decades, Louis Ainsworth '77 was immersed in law and business, most recently as senior vice president and general counsel for Pentair, a large local industrial manufacturing company. His work went well beyond the law; he was involved in nearly every aspect of the company's strategic transactions and significant operational issues.
He values his Mitchell education, which he credits with his success in law and business. Ainsworth is also one of a long list of graduates who leveraged their law school experience in the business world. He and his wife Susan now are helping ensure that others will have the opportunity to do the same. The Ainsworths recently provided critical seed funding to help launch the Center for Law and Business, an innovative new program at Mitchell, and to help the college invest in other strategic initiatives. The Center for Law and Business is helping students enhance their legal educations by taking business courses focused on everything from finance to entrepreneurship to marketing. Ainsworth is currently developing a mergers and acquisitions course for Mitchell, which he'll teach with Professor Thuy Vo during the 2011-2012 school year.


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This finding is encouraging for researchers and physicians looking for novel techniques to treat diseases such as cancer using nanomedicine. The organization involved in the study included the University at Buffalo, Nanyang Technological University, ChangChun University of Science and Technology, and the Chinese PLA General Hospital.
According to the researchers, it was the first in vivo study with quantum dots that utilized primates as animal models. The research was aimed at addressing the issues of health professionals on the safety of quantum dots in human beings. Quantum dots are luminescent nanocrystals that emit various colors.
During the research, the scientists injected cadmium-selenide quantum dots in four rhesus monkeys. What they discovered were these monkeys stayed healthy over 90 days, blood and biochemical markers remained in normal ranges, and no abnormalities were observed in important organs. Moreover, the monkeys maintained their weight. The researchers also tested two other monkeys for a period of an additional year and observed no signs of abnormalities.
Although the study findings are encouraging, the researchers are cautious and emphasized the need to conduct more research for identifying the long-term effects of quantum dots in primates as majority of the possibly toxic cadmium of quantum dots resided in kidneys, spleen, and liver of the monkeys for a period of 90 days.
Medical scientists intend to use the nanocrystals in sensitive diagnostic tests, light-activated therapies and image-guided surgery. Cadmium selenide quantum dots are the subject of most of the studies. Besides the medical applications, cadmium selenide quantum dots hold potential in LEDS, quantum computers, solar cells and much more.
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Not long after CEO Lee Labrada filed a life-insurance application a few years back, he got a call from someone at the insurance company who had a few questions. "You're five feet six?" asked the voice on the phone. "Yep," said Labrada. "You weigh 190 pounds?" "I do," Labrada affirmed. As Labrada recalls, that's when the insurance agent's tone changed -- conveying, clearly, that the CEO looked like a pretty unacceptable risk. Which is when Labrada had the delicious opportunity to point out what his own company's customers already knew: that he's a former pro bodybuilder -- a past winner of the Mr. Universe title -- and that his body weight is composed of less than 10% fat. He got the policy.
Labrada's company is Houston-based Labrada Nutrition (#432), a seller of sports-nutrition supplements that last year hit $18 million in sales. He knows full well the competing priorities inflicted by a fast-growing company, and he firmly believes that CEOs need to put keeping in shape at the top of the list. He explains how and why to senior editor Mike Hofman.
You believe that CEOs should focus on their physical fitness for business reasons, not just in the interest of health?
The most important thing for busy CEOs to remember is that they have to take care of themselves before they take care of anybody else. If you eat well and exercise, you can maximize your energy levels so that you get more work done in less time and maintain a better disposition.
But how can a CEO find time to exercise?
It's not easy even for me. I went from making a living from my body -- where my job was to train it -- to working 60-hour weeks at a desk and building a company. And I'm a focused, hard-driving person, so it was hard for me, when I first started out, to drop my work for an hour so that I could go work out. But I came to the conclusion that it was of the utmost importance.
How much do you work out now, compared with the time you put in before you had your company?
I used to train anywhere from an hour and a half to two hours per day, but now I train almost every day for at least 30 minutes -- each body part for 10 minutes. Back, biceps, and abs one day; chest, shoulders, and triceps another day; legs on a third day. I do six to eight sets per body part at high intensity with as much weight as I can handle, for 8 to 10 repetitions per set.
When do you work out?
I work out anytime I can fit it into my schedule. I have an advantage in that I have a gym here in the office and a gym at home, both with a full range of equipment. I find that my most productive workouts are at 3 in the afternoon -- the afternoon lull. If I go to the gym then, I come back to my desk with a lot of intensity.
What's your home gym like?
It's not huge, but it's ample and compact. It's the size of a four-car garage. I have several tons of free weights, a leg-press machine, chin-up bars, a leg-extension machine -- I poured $15,000 worth of equipment into it.
60 % of the Inc 500 CEOs surveyed said that they did not expect to still be the CEO of their company in five years.
What would you tell a CEO who, unlike you, isn't physically fit?
First, don't have unrealistic expectations. If it took you 30 years to get out of shape, it'll take you some time to get in shape. Start by adding in a little activity at first. Take a 30-minute walk in the evening or in the morning before you go to work. I would ultimately encourage anyone to join a gym. Resistance exercise -- weight training -- is the best exercise we have. Barbells, dumbbells, pulley machines -- any of those are good.
Would you stress weight training over aerobic exercise?
The important thing is to find an exercise you enjoy that fits into your lifestyle and that can become a habit. The reason resistance training is important is that it directly stimulates muscle tissue, which is responsible for your metabolism and how many calories you burn daily. If you stimulate and increase muscle tissue, you will stimulate your metabolism -- you'll make it faster and burn more fat during the day and get leaner.
Aerobic training involves repetitive exercise on equipment like stationary bikes, treadmills, elliptical machines, or rowers -- or even swimming. The primary effect is to improve your cardiovascular system and your lungs. You should definitely find a place for that in any fitness program.
And what about diet?
First of all, it's important not to skip breakfast. Very, very important. It raises your blood-sugar level in the morning and helps to keep it stable during the day. I have oatmeal and either a protein drink or an omelet made out of 10 egg whites, and a piece of fresh fruit.
What about coffee?
It's fine to have two cups of coffee a day.
What do you make of the Atkins diet?
The high-fat/low-carb diets like Atkins are terrible for CEOs because CEOs make their living from thinking, and your brain needs glucose to think. Therefore, you need carbs in your diet for your brain to work. I would say to eat carbs, but keep the carbs complex. Have rice and oatmeal and beans and potatoes, because all of those have unrefined carbohydrates. Bread and sweets have refined carbohydrates, so they raise the blood-sugar level too quickly, causing insulin (a fat-storage hormone) to rise and people to get fat.
I imagine some CEOs are kind of psycho about exercise and diet.
You can overdo working out. Balance is key. If you exercise regularly and eat well, you'll have more energy and more mental acuity, which is particularly important for CEOs. You'll be able to work harder, longer, and more efficiently. Plus, you'll be able to have a life when you cash in your chips. If your car breaks down, you can buy a new engine. You can't do that when your heart gives out.
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A Spencer School District counselor has been named as the top counselor in the state by the Wisconsin School Counselors Association.
Katrina Eisfeldt was named as the 2013 High School Counselor of the Year Jan. 20 during an award ceremony at the Monona Terrace in Madison, after being selected by a panel of her peers.
"I was surprised and humbled, but when you work with good people it makes my job so much easier," Eisfeldt said in a statement. "I would never work at a different district. It's like home. There is such a culture of caring, supportive parents and students who have pride in their school."
During Eisfeldt's time at Spencer, she helped develop a a college and career plan, implemented a character education program, and helped students improve their ACT scores significantly.


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Howdy honeys!
I'm finally feeling my blogging groove coming back to me (I guess I needed that month to myself). I've been fully absorbed in my premature summer reading with Jackie O bio's, Andy Warhol diary entries, the historic documentation of Angels, and now the 50 Shades of Grey trilogy (am I the only one hooked but annoyed by how poorly it's written? Repetition and published grammatical errors are mega pet peeves of mine). This week I'm closing up all the details regarding the purchase of my soon-to-be (dream) home. If all goes well, I'll be on my way this weekend! The pugs are psyched (there is so much green space all around), and I am more than ready for the leap. It's been a long journey of paperwork, waiting, and ups/downs – I'm ready for it to be over and mine (let me tell you it's quite the process!).
On a fashion note, I'm falling deeper and deeper into the simple and neutral. There is something to be said about great cuts and limited colours/prints in ones wardrobe. Wearing all white gives the Saint Tropez effect in the summer (no matter where you're residing)… and of course black has always been the perfect compliment to it's simplicity in my minds eye (currently loving it's contrast with gold). I frisked Zara this morning and invested in a white lace blazer and matching shorts in black… then I stocked up on the now extinct D&G dress line (oh how I will miss that brand that fit me to a T). It's always an amazing feeling to boost your wardrobe with seasonal upgrades.
While many deem basics boring and uninteresting (I use to be this person), I beg you to view them in a different light (those who already have are milestones ahead). Understated clothing allows the person wearing them to not be overshadowed by patterns, excessive cuts, and patchwork approaches to styling and accessorizing. While there is a time and place for everything in fashion, there is something classic and utterly timeless about never abandoning the fundamentals.
Looking back to some of the most iconic personalities of the world, the white and black in their public appearances holds an almost symbolic value. Marilyn Monroe/Jean Harlow/the Pope – white. Angelina Jolie – neutrals. Jackie O – tortoise shell & American/French classics. Audrey Hepburn/Madonna – black… I think you get my drift. It is a very calculated endeavor to market yourself as immortal, and style-wise, for many of these people, it will be how they will forever be remembered. Think back to the eighties… hell, think back to the nineties or to some of the first things Gaga sported as an entertainer… every trend created and sported; a mere notch on the fashion timeline. The truth is, most don't escape the vile grips of trendy style (the almighty culture predator that never stops hunting you down long after the years progress)… most glance back on pictures provoking and unearthing humiliating hair and ensembles they'd rather forget (or straight up burn).
Why are indulging in beautiful basics the way of the future (and past)? Because they never loose their shape, place, or importance in the world. They represent status, collectivity, and a demeanor reserved for the more important things in life. They are appropriate and do not demand attention (although they will achieve it nonetheless). They also never swallow up the person wearing them – allowing for both personality and beauty to prevail without distraction. I'm not saying get rid of everything you own that flashes brands, logos, typography, or the slightest resemblance of funk… vanilla does not have to mean plain (in fact, if you think about it, vanilla is a perfectly complex flavour that never looses it's highly coveted appeal – it's also one of the hardest tastes to properly perfect).
Next time you go shopping, look at the things that don't catch your eye… ignore the prints (unless of course it's a beautiful one you can't live without), and try on the pieces with the most intricate cuts/sharpest details. Less really is more. Think of it as a visual de-clutter. A primary technique to rid your life of too many options that only waste time and effort. You'll be amazed at how often you'll pull the simple but well made pieces out of your closet – they are the perfect fillers to the outgoing, and truly polish off everything. Style it up with some bold gold (for a summer take), or keep it crisp with icy silver accents (great for fall/winter, or anytime you're feeling a tad bitchier). Thank me later.
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Now, 40 years later, he continues to call Carlsbad home, as has made a difference in the community and the state's banking industry.
On Monday, Kidd, who serves as Western Commerce Bank's president and chief executive officer, will be honored for his 40 years of service with the bank he came to work for and ended up owning.
Born in Crowell, Texas, a small north Texas town, he started working at the age of 10 at a mom and pop grocery store. After that, he worked at the local drug store, the movie theater and at another grocery store mostly after school.
As he got older, in the summers, he would work with his dad as a house painter. The Kidd tells it, in 1956, he decided a paycheck was more important than school. He dropped out of high school and moved to Wichita Falls, Texas. It was there his path to the banking business began.
In 1957, with no experience, other than the jobs he had as a kid handling money, Kidd was hired by a small loan company as an outside collector.
The jobs eventually took him to San Angelo via a transfer.
In San Angelo, he met a Sarrah Whitley, who became his wife and strong supporter for over 50 years.
While he was moving up in the banking industry, Kidd still found one think lacking, a high school diploma, which he needed if he was going to continue in the banking profession.
Kidd went on to earn his GED while in Odessa, and continued in his investment career. The move to Carlsbad for Kidd and his family was life-changing.
In 1992, Kidd made a successful bid for District 34 senate seat, which he held for 12 years.
During his years in the state Legislature, Kidd introduced legislation pertaining to banking in the state. Asked about how banking has changed over the past 40 years, Kidd said: "There is an old Chinese toast to a newborn son that states; 'May he live in interesting times.' Much has changed in Carlsbad the last 40 years, as well as the bank.
In 1972, Carlsbad was a small blue collar town wholly dependent upon the fortunes of the potash mines. The mines were said to be depleting and Commerce Bank and Trust had $14 million in assets.
"Today, Carlsbad is the leader in the scientific community and is said to have the highest per capita of PHD's in New Mexico. Potash has recovered and again is one of our main economic engines.
The oil and gas activity is the highest it has ever been in Eddy County. The bank has seen many changes also and now Western Commerce Bank has assets of almost $400 million."He added that Western Commerce Bank has played its part in the growth the community and he is grateful to Carlsbad for providing him the opportunity to live and grow in the community he has come to love.


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Michael Peña portrays civil rights activist and labor organizer Cesar Chavez in 'Cesar Chavez.' Lionsgate
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Former gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino addresses the crowd during the SAFE Act protest in West Capitol Park. Paladino ran against, and was defeated by, Gov. Andrew Cuomo in 2010. Many of the protestors said they had supported Paladinos bid.
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February 18, 2013
About 500 opponents of New York's new gun control law huddled
against a bitter wind outside the state Capitol last Tuesday to chant for freedom and their constitutional right to bear arms while a smaller group inside praised lawmakers for backing the nation's toughest law on gun restrictions.
Gun rights' advocates, who criticized Gov. Andrew Cuomo and legislators who enacted the law last month, recited the Pledge of Allegiance, sang the national anthem and took a collective oath to uphold the U.S. Constitution. Members of the group Turn Albany Upside Down, a rally organizer, said both the quick passage of the measure and some provisions are unlawful. They called the seven-bullet limit on magazines "arbitrary and capricious."
"It's about a right that we have that we're not going to give up," Carl Paladino, 2010 Republican gubernatorial candidate, told the gathering. He blamed GOP senators who backed the Democratic governor's gun bill, specifically GOP Senate leader Dean Skelos, for failing to support conservative Republican values.
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Inside the Capitol, about 75 members of One Million Moms for Gun Control and other groups thanked Cuomo and lawmakers for leadership in setting gun limits they expect to help reduce violence. They filled a staircase and cheered speakers, including Assemblyman Brian Kavanagh, who said the law's provisions to prevent private gun sales without a background check, ban assault weapons, require pistol license renewals and restrict gun access by the mentally ill won't be repealed or watered down.
Industry groups have lobbied for years to prevent what he called common-sense measures to reduce gun violence, but this time it went through, Kavanagh said. "It's because for the first time in a long time we are hearing a groundswell of support from ordinary New Yorkers like the people behind me who are saying, 'Enough is enough.'"
Yvette Forehand, holding a photograph of her 23-year-old son, Rory, who was shot dead in East Harlem in 2007 after a friend's party, said that he had just graduated from college and passed the fire department exam and that his fiance was pregnant. "I want to see a change. Since my son's murder, it seems like it has been endless with the gun violence on a massive scale."
Cuomo cited the December killings of 20 first-graders and six educators at a Connecticut elementary school as one of his motivations for pushing the gun control legislation. Authorities have said the troubled 20-year-old shooter used a semi-automatic rifle and had large detachable magazines. Those rifles are illegal under New York's law if they have one military-style feature such as a pistol grip, flash suppressor or bayonet mount. The law calls for registration of formerly legal guns, like the popular AR-15, now classified as an illegal assault weapon that can't be bought or sold in New York.
"We will not comply!" outdoor demonstrators chanted. Several held flags that said, "Don't tread on me." One placard showed an AR-15 and called it "Modern Musket."
Jeff Senecal, 42, who runs his own plumbing and heating business in nearby Duanesburg, attended the rally with his teenage daughters and 10-year-old son. He said many Americans are uninformed about their constitutional rights.
"If we don't learn the lessons of history, we're doomed to repeat them," he said. "I am extremely aware and extremely concerned about where we're heading as a country, where we're running into — I call it incrementalism — where they just keep taking little bits of freedom away from me at a time."
Social and economic conditions underlie the problems of violent crime and personal responsibility needs to be taught to children at a young age to address those, Senecal said.
Paladino said lawmakers must address the failure of city schools because dropouts on the street are often the ones committing crimes. But he acknowledged that gun registration and restricting gun access by the mentally ill are legitimate issues.
Scott Reif, a Skelos spokesman, countered Paladino's charge that he has abandoned conservative values, citing among his most recent legislative victories an increase in penalties for those who use illegal guns and a mandated life sentence without parole for anyone who kills a first responder.
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Friday's Superleague Scores
Albert Vishnyakov did not play in Dynamo's 1-1 tie with Khimik.
Anton But was scoreless in SKA's 5-3 loss to Novosibirsk.
Vasily Koshechkin posted his 3rd shutout of the season today helping Togliatti topple Ufa 3-0. Last season Koshechkin posted 10 shutouts in an amazing breakout year. Koshechkin's record improved to 13-10-3 on the season and he now possesses a 2.19 GAA.
Evgeny Artyukhin did not play in Yaroslavl's 3-1 loss to CSKA.
Alexei Glukhov had an assist in Cherepovets' 4-1 win over Nizhnekamsk. Glukhov has 1 goal and 11 points in 35 games for Severstal with 68 penalty minutes and a -3 rating.
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Artyukhin - Hmmmm
Ok, the lad went off to Europe to gain skill. He could have learned how to sit in Tampa with a chance to display his skills but listened to the 'money man' and blow a year of development. Last year he was on the cusp of something special for a young player - being part of a team but chose to be another of the "ME" gang, show me the money. Man I sure hope he returns next year and that number will be for about 450k minimum based on what he has produced in a minor league setting. He is still young enough to have learned a lesson time will tell if he learns something out of it. Maybe he becomes Aleexve (sp)and returns with a desire to show 'us'. That would be sweet.
That's the negative: The positive is I'd love to have his speed, size and toughness on the ice with this team. Yes, Roy gives a bit but this lad provided energy. You could feel it when he hit the ice on many of his shifts. Does anyone remember the fight with Grat's? This team could use that toughness to protect the stars who take far too many cheap shots.
Guess it is one of those 'next year' laments for the R2N fans.
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Spot on. Wasn't his agent Gandler? I could be mistaken. Nope. Found an old BoltProspects summary of the mess last summer. BP's likened him to the NFL's Drew Rosenhaus.
R2 has allegedly (or perhaps very credibly, I don't know) said he wants to come back. Feaster, I believe, went on 620 WDAE and said bringing back Artyukhin is a priority. Could all be rhetoric, but the kid has NHL experience, size, and speed. He was a force when here in the role he was asked to play. Gotta think Jay makes it happen, given the lack of depth at the wings. The boys on the "farm" aren't ready yet. Give Lascek, Keller, Kvapil, Smolenak, et al. another year or two, barring injuries.
What's so frustrating, I think for all of us, is that in R2's case, Gandler/R2 acted both exceedingly greedy AND short-sighted. I mean, if they negotiated a one or two year deal at what the Lightning were willing to pay and R2 took further strides and puts up decent numbers, a very loyal Feaster would dish out close to, if not, a cool million in the foreseeable future. But to Gandler, R2 was not a high-priority client, IMO. There were bigger fish to fry, I'll bet, and thus the shoddy representation.
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If Kvapil can pull his head out of his butt and stay on Stirling's good side, I think he's a lot closer to the NHL than his statistics would lead you to believe. There's nothing physically lacking anymore in his game, IMO. I'm satisfied he's bulked up just about enough to compete against grown men and succeed. When he's played more than the sparing amount Stirling has given him half of the time (because of defensive lapses and poor decision making) he's routinely shown an ability to create offensive chances by himself with his speed and stickhandling ability and he hasn't been afraid to steam into high traffic areas and get his block knocked off to make those plays.
What remains for Kvapil is develop the area between his ears and show some consistency. If he does that in the second half of this season and trains well during the offseason, I could see him upsetting the apple cart and winning a job in Tampa next year. And he's exciting (and there are only a handful of players in our system I would call 'exciting' in their style of play). I would welcome that addition.
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I'd like nothing more than for Kvapil to do just that. He and, hopefully in succession, Smolenak (hence my SunSports avatar).
Where do you see Keller about now?
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I like Keller, but...
I find it hard to visualize Tampa icing Perrin, St. Louis, and Keller.
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Keller is a very different player than St. Louis and Perrin. The latter two's game is about speed. Keller's not a burner. Justin makes his money by outthinking you and finding the soft spots in your defense and burying his chances with a sniper's finishing opportunism.
Justin's listed at 5'11" 185 lbs. He needs to be probably 195 lbs. of muscle at minimum to stand up to the rigors of the NHL. I think he'd work best with Brad Richards.
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Keller looks a lot like Richards and moves in similar fashion. However, Richards has an incredible amount more in strength both on his skates and in the upper body. After watching him at the prospects camp, he appears to probably be two full seasons away. He will naturally get stronger with manhood and fill in the rest with workouts. Other young guys were just burying him at camp at times.
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My biggest criticism of Keller right now is that he is so small and so lacking in strength, not just in his upper body but also his lower body, that if you breath on him he's going down on the ice. Credit to him for still having the bravery to dig in corners and occassionally traverse the high traffic areas. But, then again, that may be part of the reason he's on the shelf right now.
The difference between Keller and Richards is that Keller is a shooter. He's not a playmaker. He doesn't think pass. He wants to get into those holes in the slot and around the circles and shoot. Put it this way, he wants to do what Fedotenko wants to do in the offensive zone.
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You know he has to come back
You know he has to come back at minimum 660k right? For the final offer (supposedly) of 750k we couldve had Artyukhin here, instead the money went to Luke Richardson. Let that sink in a minute. LUKE RICHARDSON.
Oh and Andreas Karlsson.
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R2 wanted more
His agent was not interested in the 750. Also, he wanted only 'pro' contract which he had not yet earned. So while you lament Luke and Karlson (BTW: he is playing great at the moment) think of R2 with 2 goals and sitting on the bench. For a one way contract of 1 million. He wanted twice what Craig was getting. Greed is all he had and I hope he learned his lesson while playing on the 3rd and 4th lines in MONEY Europe.
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Ana & Demi, here. Sorry to be a bother, but we just wanted to let you know that we have a giveaway going on at our blog. You could win any December book release, within the Young Adult (YA) or New Adult (NA) genre. If you'd like to join, just click here.
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I was hoping we could do a follow swap.I follow your blog and you follow mine.
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Much thanks for your reply to my post at "Blog updates." I think I can understand why not many women loved the movie. I hope you'll check my blog next week for a review of the book. I promise I won't give anything away (without warning at least). And if you liked The Road, I think you'll like No Country for Old Men. I've read quite a few of his books, and that one moved the fastest for me (even after seeing the movie first. Usually when I do that, the book seems to take forever).
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Train buffs want to reopen Ludborough to Louth railway line
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RAILWAY buffs are full steam ahead to take the low road to Louth.
It will cost about £1.6 million to rebuild the track between their station at Ludborough and the outskirts of Louth's Fairfield Industrial Estate.
And the Lincolnshire Wolds Railway (LWR) owners have launched a fundraising appeal to buy track and materials for the eight miles of railway line.
The restoration of the Grimsby to Louth railway was the long-term objective of the preservation society that was formed when the line was closed by British Rail more than 30 years ago.
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Ludborough station became the group's base and then the long haul began to rebuild this historic line as a heritage railway.
It will take eight miles of track to link the village with the outskirts of the town and appeal organisers estimated it will cost about £200,000 per mile.
They have obtained structural engineering reports stating the three bridges over which the track will run between Ludborough and Louth are sound.
LWR's managing director Frank Street said: "The bridges are basically sound, but they will need some maintenance."
He said the company also aims to extend the track northwards towards Holton-le-Clay.
"It is going to be a steady trickle than a flood of money for the work," he added.
He highlighted the progress that had been made since the group took over the railway line.
In 2009 a milestone was reached when steam trains started running to North Thoresby. The link to Louth will increase the current track by more than four times its current length.
Maurice Lynn, of LWR, said: "Our first target is to reach Utterby Halt, but there is much enabling work, such as clearing undergrowth and scraping and preparing the trackbed, which needs to be done before we can extend the line. It costs more than £200,000 to lay a mile of track so you can see the scale of the challenge.
"We need to raise funds to purchase materials such as ballast, rails and sleepers before we can progress."
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Friday March 22, 2013Florida Baseball Claims Series Opener At No. 2 Vanderbilt, 7-1
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Sophomore Taylor Gushue (Boca Raton, Fla.) snapped a 1-1 tie with a three-run homer in the sixth inning as Florida (11-12/2-2 SEC) knocked off No. 2 Vanderbilt (19-4/3-1 SEC), 7-1, on Friday night at Hawkins Field in the opener of the weekend series between Eastern Division rivals.
Freshman right-hander Jay Carmichael (Cape Coral, Fla.) (3-1) worked five strong innings for his first SEC win in his second collegiate start and combined on a three-hitter with freshman Danny Young (Boca Raton, Fla.) (1.2 IP) and sophomore Ryan Harris (Jupiter, Fla.) (2.1 IP). The Gators had multiple-hit efforts from freshman Harrison Bader (Bronxville, N.Y.) (2-for-5), Gushue (2-for-3) and sophomore Casey Turgeon (Palm Harbor, Fla.) (2-for-5) and handed Commodore junior lefty Kevin Ziomek (5-1) his first defeat after winning the first five starts of the campaign.
Ziomek retired the first seven Gator hitters on fly-outs before freshman Brady Roberson (Royal Palm Beach, Fla.) drew one-out walk in the third inning. Ziomek picked Roberson off first base and then had sophomore Connor Mitchell (Tampa, Fla.) ground out on a full count after a long at bat.
Carmichael retired nine-consecutive Commodores, highlighted by a tremendous catch in right field by sophomore Justin Shafer (Lake Wales, Fla.) for the second out in the fourth. Senior Connor Harrell followed with a single up the middle for Vanderbilts first hit of the contest and then stole second base. After senior Mike Yastrzemski drew a walk, sophomore Vince Conde sliced an RBI single through the right side of the infield to bring in Harrell with the games opening run.
Senior Vickash Ramjit (Miami, Fla.) (three runs) and Gushue opened the fifth inning with back-to-back walks and Ziomek had sophomore Josh Tobias (Greensboro, N.C.) pop up a bunt attempt in foul territory. Redshirt sophomore Zack Powers (Seffner, Fla.) tied the game with a single down the left-field line that scored Ramjit but was thrown out in a run-down between first and second base. Roberson and Mitchell earned free passes to load the bases with two down and Ziomek kept the game tied by having a fielders choice by Turgeon force Mitchell at second to complete the frame.
Gushue provided the Gators with a 4-1 lead in the sixth with a three-run homer to left field. Bader led off with a bunt single to third base to raise his hitting streak to a career-high seven games and Shafer roped a ground-rule double that bounced over the right-field wall. Bader was thrown out at home plate on a grounder by Ramjit and Gushue made it two-straight contests with a homer by sending a 1-2 pitch from Ziomek out of the yard. It was Gushues second homer of the season and just the second surrendered by the left-hander. Tobias had a base-hit into center field for Floridas fourth hit of the stanza before Ziomek retired Powers and Bader.
Senior Jack Lupo began the home part of the inning with a flare into center field, prompting a pitching change. Young took over for Carmichael (5.0 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 3 K, 3 BB) and had junior Conrad Gregor hit into a 3-6 double play before having Harrell fly out to right field.
Sophomore Jared Miller replaced Ziomek (6.0 IP, 5 H, 4 R, 5 BB, 1 K) prior to the seventh and the Gators tacked on an insurance run on a fielders choice by Shafer. Turgeon delivered a one-out double into left field and a single by Bader resulted in runners on the corners. A grounder to shortstop by Shafer brought Turgeon home for a 5-1 score.
In the bottom of the frame, Young issued a one-out walk to Conde and then struck out freshman Rhett Wiseman before Harris was summoned from the bullpen and struck out junior Spencer Navin.
Helped by a pair of errors, the Gators increased their lead to 7-1 in the eighth. Ramjit began the inning by reaching on an error by Gregor and Miller (1.0 IP, 2 H, 2 R) was replaced by sophomore Adam Ravenelle. Gushue singled through the right side to put the Gators in business and Tobias drew a walk to fill the bags with none out. Although Powers grounded into a 6-4-3 double play, Ramjit come home. Soon after, Robersons grounder was misplayed by junior shortstop Joel McKeithan, enabling Gushue to come in for a six-run advantage.
Florida had a 9-3 edge in hits and did not commit any errors in the victory. Junior righty Jonathon Crawford (Okeechobee, Fla.) (0-3, 4.94) will pitch game two for UF against sophomore righty Tyler Beede (5-0, 0.84). Richard Cross and Rusty Ensor will broadcast the game at 7 p.m. ET for CSS, which will be carried in Gainesville on Cox Sports, Channel 259 or 1259 (HD).
Game Notes
· Florida evened its record at 4-4 against ranked teams this season.
· The Gators notched their seventh come-from-behind win of the year.
· UF drew four walks in the fifth inning against Kevin Ziomek, who had walked nine batters all season entering the game.
· Two of sophomore Taylor Gushues seven career homers have come against Vanderbilt.
· Freshman Harrison Bader is now 12-for-29 in his seven-game hitting streak and he has seven multiple-hit games in 2013.
· The Gators improved to 3-0 on the road this year.
· Sophomore Ryan Harris made his team-leading 14th appearance and had two strikeouts and one walk over 2.1 hitless and scoreless innings.
· Freshman Brady Roberson drew the first two walks of his career.
· Florida played error-free baseball for the 11th time this year (5-6 record).
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'The Book of Mormon' will play at the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center in Appleton Sept. 16-21.
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"The Book of Mormon," the hit Broadway musical from the creators of "South Park" that pokes good-natured fun at the Church of Latter Day Saints, is coming to the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center from Sept. 16-21.
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I really hope there are going to be more! I love those. But I hated how Minerva wasn't mentioned in the TP . . . :'( She was so cool! I hope she and Artemis fall in <3. Holly and he could never be. Seeing that she's about eighty.
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In a crafty defense of his sexual conduct with White House intern Monica Lewinsky, President Bill Clinton uttered this line during the grand-jury proceeding about his infidelity: "It depends upon what the meaning of the word 'is,' is."
Which brings us to another infamous philanderer. Ex-Sheriff Mike Carona traveled to Pasadena on Cinco de Mayo in hopes of convincing a federal appeals court panel that his 2009 witness-tampering conviction and 66-month prison sentence should be overturned. No, not because he's innocent, but because of two alleged technical blunders: one involving a disputed definition of the word "withhold"; the other the use of a hidden microphone to record a now-infamous conversation.
By Aug. 13, 2007, then-Sheriff Carona had spent more than three years scrambling to avoid FBI and IRS arrests for his suspected criminal activities; that night, he met businessman Don Haidl, a trusted co-conspirator, for dinner at the Bayside Restaurant in Newport Beach. Believing that only Haidl could hear his words, the sheriff spoke freely about his efforts to sabotage a federal grand jury investigating corruption at the Orange County Sheriff's Department. The self-styled Christian-conservative lawman wanted to know if Haidl had photocopied the serial numbers on the $100 bills he'd stuffed in envelopes and handed over as secret, illegal monthly gifts. Carona bragged that Debra Hoffman, his top mistress and the woman the sheriff got Haidl to pay $65,000 to keep happy, "isn't going to say shit" to the grand jury. Indeed, none of his friends would admit anything incriminating to investigators, he asserted. The sheriff even talked to Haidl about "both [being] on the same page" if called to testify about the gifts.
"On my end of it, completely untraceable, completely untraceable," Carona said as he enjoyed dinner; occasionally flirted with a waitress; and chatted with the wealthy used-car-auction businessman who'd given him free private jet rides, tailor-made suits, Las Vegas casino gambling chips and more than $100,000 in illegal campaign contributions in exchange for the unearned rank of assistant sheriff, full police powers (though he had no police training), a badge, an office and a patrol car.
A portion of Haidl's payments to Carona went to pay for hotel rooms the sheriff used to rendezvous with mistresses. "I just want to make goddamn sure there's no cameras at a hotel—any place where I'm on the fucking witness stand saying I did not give him that fucking money, and they fucking produce a fucking film," Haidl said to Carona. "Then we're fucked."
The sheriff didn't say, "Don, what are you talking about?"
He said, "Got it" and later noted, "I know you have been a standup motherfucker, and you have taken care of me, and you've taken care of my family. . . . No trail anywhere. Period. Period. Period. In fact, not even close to being a trail."
We know these were Carona's exact words because Haidl surreptitiously wore a microphone for federal law-enforcement agents that night. Two months after the recording, the sheriff was arrested for denying the citizens of Orange County honest services. Last year, a jury convicted the unapologetic Carona; a not-amused U.S. District Judge Andrew J. Guilford sentenced him to a 5.5-year stint in a federal prison.
Now the disgraced ex-sheriff, who remains free pending his appeal, is arguing he didn't try to tamper with potential grand jury witness Haidl by asking him to "withhold" testimony if summoned to testify. But isn't it withholding if, say, you reveal only two parts of a three-part transaction? For example, Carona pressured Haidl to tell the grand jury that a boat had been given as a gift, but that he (many months later) gave Haidl a check for the full value. What he wanted Haidl to withhold from jurors was the fact that Haidl had immediately given the sheriff cash back for more than the amount of the check, a move that rendered the transaction a sham.
"My sense is you're going to be the first on the stand 'cause I don't think you're the target at all," Carona told Haidl at the restaurant. "I think I'm the target. So bottom line is, you know, first person in there—what you say becomes the truth. It's . . . it . . . it becomes the truth."
Yet during oral arguments at the Ninth Circuit, Carona defense attorney John D. Cline said, "At no point is [Carona] trying to get [Haidl] to withhold evidence." In Cline's view, Carona could only be found guilty on the withholding charge if he had tried to prevent Haidl from physically taking the witness stand and withholding all testimony.
"[At the Aug. 13 meeting], Haidl and Carona discussed whether to tell false stories and make false denials, not whether to omit entire subjects from their testimony," argued Cline.
Indeed, according to the San Francisco-based defense lawyer, Carona's statements during the dinner prove he "was urging Haidl to tell the truth."
You'll want to save some of your laughter for the second prong of the defense's strategy. According to Carona, the real villain in his case isn't him, but rather Assistant United States Attorney Brett A. Sagel, whose actions, he maintains, were unethical. The ex-sheriff says Sagel should have given him advance warning about his intended use of a recording device so that he could decide if "he should speak carefully, if at all," with Haidl. Instead, Carona says the federal prosecutor tricked him to "loosen [my] tongue."
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Cabinet of Israel
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The Cabinet of Israel (officially: Hebrew: ממשלת ישראל Memshelet Yisrael, English: Government of Israel) is a formal body composed of government officials called ministers, chosen and led by the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister must appoint members based on the distribution of votes to political parties during legislative elections, and its composition must be approved by a vote in the Knesset. Under Israeli law, the Prime Minister may dismiss members of the Cabinet, but must do so in writing, and new appointees must be approved by the Knesset. Most ministers are heads of government departments, though some are Ministers without Portfolio. Most ministers are members of the Knesset, though only the Prime Minister and the Designated Acting Prime Minister are actually required to be Knesset members. Some ministers are called also Deputy and Vice Prime Ministers. Unlike the Designated Acting Prime Minister, these roles have no statutory meanings. The cabinet operates according to the Basic Law: The Government.
The cabinet meets weekly on Sundays in Jerusalem. There may be additional meetings if circumstances require it. The prime minister chairs the meetings.
Use of terms[edit]
The body discussed in this article is referred to in Israeli official documents as the Government of Israel. This is in accordance to the normal translation of its Hebrew name, (Hebrew: ממשלה, Memshala). In Israel, the term cabinet (Hebrew: קבינט) is generally used for the Political-Security Cabinet (Hebrew: הקבינט המדיני-ביטחוני HaKabinet haMedini-Bitachoni), a smaller forum of cabinet members that decides on defense and foreign policy issues and may consist of up to half of the (full) cabinet members. Another term in use is the Kitchen Cabinet (Hebrew: המטבחון, HaMitbahon, lit. "The kitchenette"), a collection of senior officials, or unofficial advisers to the Security Cabinet of Israel.
First cabinet[edit]
The first cabinet was the provisional government of Israel (HaMemshala HaZmanit) which governed Israel from shortly before independence until the formation of the first government in March 1949 following the first Knesset elections in January that year. It was formed as the People's Administration (Minhelet HaAm) on 12 April 1948, in preparation for independence just over a month later. All its thirteen members were taken from Moetzet HaAm, the temporary legislative body set up at the same time.
Current cabinet[edit]
This cabinet (the Fourth Netanyahu Government) has 21 ministers and seven deputy ministers. Prime Minister is Benjamin Netanyahu. The most prominent figures of the new cabinet include: Minister of Interior Moshe Yaalon of the Likud party, Minister of Finance Moshe Kahlon of the Kulanu party, Minister of Justice Ayelet Shaked of the Bayit Yehudi party, Minister of Development of the Negev and Galilee Aryeh Deri of the Shas movement, Minister of Education Naftali Bennet of the Bayit Yehudi party, Deputy Health Minister Yaakov Litzman of the United Torah Judaism, Minister of Internal Security and Minister of the Strategic Affairs Gildan Erdan of the Likud party.
Dehi resigned his post as economy minister reportedly in protest of a gas monopoly deal. Netanyahu took the portfolio himself and promised to speed up the deal.[1]
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External links[edit]
- Current and past cabinets—Knesset website (English)
- Basic Law:The Government (2001)—Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs (English)


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Now with us working so much AND a 6 month old, we're down to 1-3 times a week....mostly during the weekend.
It has spiked and it has gone down for various reasons.
Increased in the last few months, it's like we are teenagers again.
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A car detailing business in Winchester has been targeted by thieves twice in two months.
The latest crime happened early Tuesday morning between 12:15am and 1:50am at SINister Fal Werx on Therese Drive.
After getting burglarized the first time, employees invested in surveillance cameras, "We didn't have anything the first time around. The day we found out we got hit, we installed the cameras,"says Brian Blankenship, the owner of SINister Fal Werx.
Surveillance footage shows two men wearing hats and bandannas breaking into the building. One man keeps watch outside while the other man takes his time inside. The suspect took all of the tools and equipment he could get his hands on. He also stole a gun.
Blankenship says,"The shop is pretty much closed down right now. We have no tools."
Employees tell 27 Newsfirst that in all, the burglars got away with $15,000 to $20,000 worth of material.
Blankenship adds, "Something needs to be done. If it's happening all around us, the city of Winchester has to do something."
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First she chopped it all off, and now she's gone to the dark side.
Actress Pamela Anderson sure is doing a lot of hair experimentation lately -- not that we're complaining.
In October, she let go of the long blonde look she's been sporting for years and embraced the pixie, stepping out with a cute cropped 'do. Now, she's dyed the pixie brown, and it actually suits her.
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2013 Never Summer Raptor 164 Review
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Not holding out. Need more time on it before doing a full review. I will say that it is the best technical steeps board of the line from what I can tell early on. Extremely aggressive, damp and holds an edge admirably.
Been reading this forum for years but finally decided to bite the bullet and join the community. First off- Snowolf, you are the man and have handled what went down pretty darn well. You rock. Keep the good stuff comin!
Eagerly anticipating your review of the 2014 Raptor!
2013 Never Summer Raptor 164 Review:
First of all, my quick bio: I'm 6'3" - 195 lbs - size 10.5-11 boot - 22" stance - regular +18*, 0*. I'm an advanced 15 year rider and have spent the last 7 seasons on a 164 Burton Triumph. It is a tapered directional big mountain board that I have loved and thought was at the apex of the big mountain slaying boards... until now. I just spent my first day on the 2013 164 Raptor yesterday and all I can say is AMAZING. Conditions were 32-35* with 2-3 inches of fresh Utah snow on ten day old ice which led to soft, chopped up crud on with ice underneath. Others have compared the Raptor to a Ferarri or Lambo because you don't realize how fast you are going since the board is so stable at speed. That pretty much sums it up! Hard packed bowls were a breeze compared to my old 164 Burton Triumph. I was keeping up with my expert skier friends before... now I'm beating them down the mountain by a good margin. After 15 years of riding, this board has taught an old dog new tricks and improved my riding significantly. The board also worked WONDERS on my fatigue. I don't know if it is the dampening or the RC hybrid, but when I would usually be spent and need a break for my style of hard agressive riding, I was still going strong and my legs were still fresh. That alone made this board worth its weight in gold. I'm a weekend warrior so I have to make the most of my days on the mountain.
The RC hybrid led to effortless edge to edge transition while carving and incredible edge hold on the ice. I could feel the additional edge digging in when needed from the the rocker portion of the board that I was missing in my old cambered Burton. The Vario/RC combo makes this a viable alternative to magnetraction. Other boarders were sliding out on some bad patches of ice but the Raptor allowed to me to hit those areas with confidence. The dampening of the board was apparent while bombing some chopped up end-of-day groomers. The dampening allowed me to absorb much bigger bumps and moguls. That combined with the great edge hold made riding confidence soar. I'm going to have to careful with this badass board... I have a feeling that this is going to make me overconfident in my riding and get me hurt one day lol
I have the Raptor paired with 2013 Burton Cartel Bindings and 2009 Burton Ruler Boots. It makes for a versatile all mountatin/free ride setup that I like. I've been looking into a stiffer boot like the Malamute or Driver X though.
QUESTION for SnoWolf and you all
... I loved the board yesterday and can't wait to slay some powder with it. I'm still a little torn on the size though. Since my weight (195), height (6'3"), and boot size (10.5-11) are all in between sizes, I can't decide whether or not to swap the 164 regular out for a 165 wide Raptor X. Advice? I thought the 164 reg was great on-piste but I'm concerned about drag when I hit the powder. I know it boils down to trying it and personal preference but I want second, third and fourth opinions on this from you all.
Also, since I just got the board so late in the season I'm also anticipating Snowolf's review of the 2014 Raptor. I'm curious how the supposed increase in stiffness and dampness is going to affect it. Will this catapult the board further into freeride category and make it more one-sided? I'm totally sold on the Raptor... I just can't make my final final decision on 2013 Raptor or Raptor X or hold out for the 2014 Raptor/Raptor X. I do like the base Phoenix diecut on the 2014 replacing the NS text base but that does not affect the decision for me. I got the board on backcountry.com and they are great at returns so that isn't a concern. By the way - they have their entire 2013 NS lineup at 10% off right now. Feedback appreciated!
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Viva Recycling!
Now here's what we call creativity. In Cuba, where new things are rare, a phone gets turned into an electric fan, and a plastic bottle becomes a taxi sign.
In America, we think nothing of chucking old picture frames, coat hangers, and toys into the trash. But in Cuba, objects are reinvented every day in ways that transcend basic recycling. A telephone becomes an electric fan; a plastic bottle, a taxi sign; a squeeze toy, a bike horn.
No Waste, a new booklet from design consultancy Pentagram Design, has preserved archetypes of Cuba's remarkably inventive recycling. The collection is a tribute to creativity, says Fernando Gutierrez, the Pentagram partner who discovered the work. "It's the complete other side of the way we consume and the way technology has led us," he says. "Making something out of nothing is real recycling, not the pretentious kind. There is a na?vete, a purity, about it all, about simply needing the gadget at the end of the day. It's very meaningful."
After the Soviet Union's collapse in the early 1990s, Cuba entered an economic crisis known as the "special period." Amid widespread poverty, Cubans were forced to use whatever products they could, because there was nothing else. In 1994, Cuban designer Ernesto Oroza began documenting such "objects of necessity." With filmmaker Nelson Rossel and architect Fabian Martinez, he formed the Laboratorio de Creaci - n Maldeojo, a creative cooperative that provided the photos for No Waste.
"The objects of necessity represent the world I live in, and they express our desire to invent and not let ourselves be overwhelmed by our problems," Oroza says. "They reveal the hardships we've endured all these years and our hope that the state of things in Cuba will change. They are provisional objects that will disappear, but still deserve to be recorded."
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(Friday): Tonight, the Q§A session with His Holiness Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, as usual, had that mixture of depth and lightness that captured all the audience.
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When you realize you are an ant, you become an elephant. If you think you are like the elephant, you become the ant! (Laughter)
You have both energies in balance, equal. One is being expressed more, the other is dormant. Just have an intention, and it will be expressed.
It is easier for you. So, all the roles are coming together. Just be at ease with it. The question comes: 'Am I balancing all my roles?' You are, and you will be. Especially if you are a mother, you feel you have not done enough for the child. All mothers feel like that. No mother feels she has done enough for the child. It is the same if you are a daughter. You feel you have not done enough for the father. With the husband, you feel you have done enough! (laughter) I can't answer that. Just have an intention that you have that balance. If you open your eyes, you will see there is the balance.
Have an intention. 100 years does not mean exact 99 years and 12 months, or 99 years 11 months 29 days. Rishis (a renunciate) used to say a 100 years. When people bless, they usually say 'Live 1,000 years'. It does not mean that they want you to live 1,000 years. When you get tired of this life, you say you have stayed too long on this planet. But when you are connected to the Divine, the natural wish that comes is 'Let me live to the maximum of human life. Let me work till the last breath. Let me live healthily.' These are natural wishes.
Tell me - where is the first point of a ball, of a tennis ball? This answer will follow. We keep thinking everything should have a beginning, and an end. But this universe has no beginning, no end. So, the Rishis used two words Anadi, and Ananta. Anadi means without beginning, and Ananta means without end.
You cannot know impermanence unless there is something permanent. Change is there when there is non-change. To notice changes, there should be a reference point, and that is non-change.
I have no idea. (laughter)
There is a story. It is very famous in India. There was a king called Vikram Aditya. He was known for his righteousness, and piousness. He was a saint of a king. He had all the characters that were required of a king - wise man, saint, good human being, and very intelligent also. There are many good human beings, but they are not intelligent (laughter), and intelligent human beings who are not good. This king had all the aspects. He was very patient. After he died, there was nobody who could take his place. His seat was so powerful, nobody could get on the throne. After some time, the throne got buried. Many years passed. There was a garden, and in the garden, a small hillock. The gardener would go sit on the hillock, and have a big smile on his face. From there he would invite all the passer-bys he would see on the road. He would invite people to come, and have fruit from the garden - mangoes, coconuts.
But when they came, he would take a stick, and chase them. He would fight with them. 'How dare you come to my garden? How dare you trespass?' People would not understand his behavior. Some thought he was mad. Others thought there must be something else. So, they decided to dig the hillock, and find out. They dug the hillock, and found the throne of the king. It had such an impact on the gardener, the vibrations.
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How can I be useful to the planet? Just having these thoughts gives better direction. The lack will disappear. How to draw abundance towards you is not to be greedy, self-centered.
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Change. So what? (laughter) It´s like changing the clothes. Last question.
This life is not a test. Nobody is testing you. I do not subscribe to that idea of someone testing your life. No, it is not a test. Just relax. It's learning, and unlearning. Just learn, and unlearn.
Get onto the DSN course (laughter) and if that does not work, get onto the TTC (more laughter). Till you do that, now for an immediate remedy. Don't be the football of other´s opinions.


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Man City manager Manuel Pellegrini is unconcerned by reports linking Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola with his job.BBC Sport » 8h
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Haverstraw, NY Pizza Restaurant
Mariella's Pizzeria
Taste the flavor of Italy with a classic Margherita pizza from Mariella's Pizzeria of Haverstraw, NY. We serve a delicious selection of pizzas and other Italian favorites using only the best ingredients. Our team takes pride in making your dining experience satisfying and delightful. We deliver old-world quality within a 2 mile radius of our store.
Learn More About Mariella's Pizzeria:
- Gourmet pizza
- Pan pizza
- Appetizers
- Chicken
- Veal
- Fish
- Healthy delights
- Panini
- Finger food
- Pasta
- Salads
- Buffalo or BBQ wings
- Hot heros
- Philly steaks
- Cold heros
- Quesadillas
See our menu online at www.mariellaspizzeria.com or www.rocklandbusinesses.com.
Contact Mariella's Pizzeria today at 845-429-5220 to place your carry-out or delivery order.
Contact Information
Hours of Business:
Open 7 days a week
11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Methods of Payment: