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Utah Jazz: Toronto coach says Raptors earned their win
The streaking Toronto Raptors scored an easy 94-79 win over Utah on Monday night at EnergySolutions Arena.
Coach Dwane Casey thought his team earned its sixth win in the last eight games.
"When you play the Utah Jazz, it's a brand of basketball that's very difficult," Casey said. "You're going to have to grind it out. You're going to have to earn every inch [and] every yard in this place. And we did tonight."
DeMar Rozan scored 23 points, including nine late in the second quarter, when Toronto eased away to a 55-44 halftime lead.
"I thought he was very efficient in his game," Casey said. "He made the game look easy for himself. I really like the way he's growing as a player."
DeRozan, who was selected to the Eastern Conference All-Star team last week, also contributed four rebounds and four assists.
"I try and be aggressive and do a little of everything," DeRozan said. "Try to rebound. Try to pass to my teammates. Not try to score every time down. Just do a little bit of everything."
Center Jonas Valanciunas finished with 18 points for Toronto, including 12 in the first half. He also grabbed nine rebounds and badly outplayed Utah centers Enes Kanter and rookie Rudy Gobert.
"We juiced him a little this morning teasing him about how Kanter got after him in the EuroLeague," Casey said. "So he came out and played. He really made a muscle against him and Gobert. I thought he did a good job of taking it to them [and] being physical. That's the challenge he's got to meet to be a big-time player in this league."
Surging Toronto improved to 26-22 this season and remained four games ahead of Brooklyn in the Atlantic Division race.
"There is not a bad man on this team," said Amir Johnson, who had 11 points and 11 rebounds against the Jazz. "Everybody gets along together. We all just kind of click. You usually don't find that. [Somebody] usually has their own vendetta. We don't have that on this team and it's pretty cool."
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Peter Houston sparks concern over Dundee United future
Dundee United manager Peter Houston has revealed he could leave Tannadice at the end of the season.
Houston, who was appointed in May 2010, also assists Scotland manager Craig Levein.
"There is nothing on the table for me," Houston told BBC Scotland.
"A lot of people have been asking me why I haven't signed a new deal: because I haven't been offered one basically."
Houston led United to Scottish Cup success months after taking the Tannadice reins from Levein and kept the club in the top four in his first full season in charge.
"If it's to be the end of May when I move on from here then I'll look back with fond memories," Houston said.
"Who knows what will happen? The chairman (Stephen Thompson) hasn't gone back to John Colquhoun (Houston's agent).
"There might be an offer put on the table for me, I don't know."
Comment number 36. Posted by Murmur71on 29 Sept 2012 16:44
@27 and 28 what a comedian you are, brilliant stuff. Rangers fans comments are epic. OK . . . Let's say Rangers are back in the SPL in a few years. What might happen. Over spending in a desperate attempt to win the league and cups. Down the line this will happen again. Money is killing football and Rangers are not helping their cause. Be careful what you wish for ;o)
Comment number 35. Posted by The BBC is Anti Scotlandon 28 Sept 2012 12:40
@34 I think we will need to call in Alice and the Unbrella Corp to rid this site of all the zombies
Comment number 34. Posted by rossd84on 28 Sept 2012 12:16
@27 You just sound like a bitter bitter sevco fan! What has United got to do with it? All SPL clubs voted but it was your club that put yourselves there. Any other club wouldn't have had a chance and would probably not have easily found their way into div3 either. Open your eyes and accept it was solely your own clubs doing! Its getting boring listening to this nonsense from every sevco fan.
Comment number 33. Posted by The BBC is Anti Scotlandon 28 Sept 2012 10:21
@32 sevco beating motherwell wasnt a shock. stuart mccall is doing a good job as manager, but so far against his beloved sevco he has managed one goal and one goalless draw in 7 games. i dont think any of us expected anything less on wednesday. after watching the game i couldnt tell who was spl and who was sfl3 because both sides were atrotious. wonder if well will raise their game on saturday?
Comment number 32. Posted by geoff marshallon 27 Sept 2012 23:06
Rangers beating Motherwell WAS a shock..I never expected it anyway. Top of the SPL v any lower league team has to be regarded as a shock, and Rangers have not excelled in the 3rd division and been knocked out of another cup by a non SPL team, who in turn were knocked out of the League cup by an off form United team. Motherwell were very poor, do not be deluded and think Rangers are a good team.
Comment number 31. Posted by pixies121on 27 Sept 2012 22:41
@29 If you think Rangers beating Motherwell at Ibrox is a "cup shock", I hope you are the headline writer if they actually win it!
Comment number 30. Posted by Football_understandon 27 Sept 2012 22:32
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Comment number 29. Posted by Jimmyon 27 Sept 2012 22:18
@ 27 Your grammar is atrocious. 'There' not 'Their'!! Anyway, your argument is nonsense. Does Stenhousemuir putting Inverness to penalties mean they are an SPL team?? Cup shocks happen. Rangers team was poor, as was Motherwell's performance on the night. But, Rangers would be destroyed should they play away to ANY of the other SPL teams.
Comment number 28. Posted by Football_understandon 27 Sept 2012 22:04
and 19 buy there way back to the top, did you see us play the current SPL leaders off the park last night with virtually a team of kids????? think that shows how far behind the SPL teams actually are compared to the old firm, even with us in the 3rd division, and dont be deluded mate every SPL team has publically stated they will lose 750,000 in revenue with rangers not being their.
Comment number 27. Posted by Football_understandon 27 Sept 2012 21:49
@19 do some research please,rangers took their punishment and never wanted back in the SPL,and the SPL tried to blackmail us into division 1 if we accepted guilt to the EBT case...shocking,and whats 1 mans bad dealings(craig whyte)got to do with thousands of rangers fans putting our money into the club every year?not our fault teams like utd put the boot in, now its biting and people dont like it!
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"I'm telling you - it's a madhouse out there. I feel like Charlton Heston waking up in the field and seeing the chimp on top of the pony." ~ Dennis Miller
The first time it happened, I kind of freaked out, but last night it was rather amusing. I went searching to see what all was messed up, but could only spot those two items.
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Miles coughed up water and gasped for air as he was dropped on the beach. Finn looked at him with a discrete confusion, and then decided to question the Range Rover.
"So", McMissile began, "How did all of this come about?"
Miles was still stunned from his near death experience, but he mustered an answer, "Zundapp and his lackeys, we were heading to Germany by boat. Then Zundapp revealed that he wanted to get rid of me, because I had no funds…"
Miles realized something that infuriated him, and with a roar of his engine he charged full speed at Finn, "This is all your fault! Your agency robbed me blind!"
Finn rolled backward and felt his grill, recognizing a nasty dent that had been inflicted on him, "This was not my fault. You committed the crime that caused your fortune to be confiscated; you decided to work with the lemons again."
Miles glared at the Aston Martin with rage, "Of course you'd try to pin it on me! I'm innocent, but you don't see lemons that way!"
"You planned to kill eleven racecars", Finn reminded him, "Besides, you're not on the lemons' side anymore. You hate me, but you must realize that in the end the lemons you thought were your friends tried to kill you and the agent you thought was your enemy saved your life."
"What do you want me to do?" Miles shouted, "Everything has been taken from me! My money, my friends, my monopoly, my freedom…"
"But not your dignity", Finn interjected.
"No", Miles shook his hood, "I lost that a long time ago."
"I know you're damaged emotionally, Axelrod", Finn sympathized with the Range Rover, "But the path you're on isn't the only one. I know a chap who's as rusty as anyone I've ever met, but he doesn't let it get him down."
"He's a traitor", Miles shuddered at the memory of Mater, "Turning on his own kind."
"Say what you will about him", Finn argued, "But you could take a few pages from his book. Now come on, if you cooperate and answer a few questions I could knock some substantial time off your sentence."
Miles reluctantly agreed. Finn had been courteous, and somewhat sympathetic, but that didn't make Miles think much higher of him. However, If answering a few questions to incriminate the cars who had just attempted to murder him would help his chances of being a free car, he was all for it. He coasted after Finn towards the nearest Airport, where no doubt Siddely was waiting.
Nearly six days later, the shady freighter carrying Acer, Grem, and the Professor was nearing the German port. On the horizon rose a series of wharfs and warehouses, accompanied by a variety of vessels docked in the harbor. The freighter looked from side to side, then spotted a secluded area where he could sneak in without a tugboat's assistance. Once the freighter was safely hidden by the hidden quayside the three lemons disembarked. Grem and Acer hauled the materials while the Professor led the way. The shady freighter looked down at the lemons.
"Hey", the massive vessel pondered, "Weren't there four of you when we set off?"
"You better practice your counting", Grem insulted, "Because there have been three of us the whole time."
"Alright", the vessel surrendered, "I already got paid, doesn't make a difference if some punk didn't get a ride."
The vessel blasted his horn and sailed out to sea again. This time a tugboat spotted him and he was in for trouble, but the lemons were already off the deck. They couldn't care less if their ride was about to be fined. As always, Zundapp preferred the backstreets, and so they found an underused road that weaved behind the city. The Professor scanned the buildings as they passed them, growing increasingly disappointed.
"We have much further to go", Professor Z sighed, "We need to get to my old University in Munich for the conference."
"You went to school in Munich?" Acer asked.
"You wouldn't be so surprised if you listened to me more", Zundapp insulted, "Maybe you should take notes."
"So, Professor", Grem changed the subject, "Why are we going to where you studied at? Why aren't you having a conference at Harvard, the place you taught at?"
"Maybe there's a high school reunion", Acer suggested.
"Please, this is a college!" Professor Z said derisively, "I think you both know very well that none of us would set wheel in a high school for our reunion parties. Those gatherings are only for those who didn't have a miserable high school experience."
A flash of anger ran across the three lemons' faces as they recalled the embarrassment of their youth. Zundapp was almost too heated to notice the large campus to the left of the secluded road. He turned suddenly and Grem and Acer struggled to follow him in time. Zundapp coasted through the narrow gap between the buildings and emerged from the crevice, rotating to face the front of the college. While there were some minor changes, the architecture had remained basically the same. Professor Z opened the doors and slid inside, Grem and Acer on his trail.
Professor Z, Grem, and Acer rolled down the hall. The Professor put on a phony smile as to not arouse suspicion, but the judgmental glances he received convinced him to drop the luxury and dawn his usual, shark-like glare.
Zundapp slowed in front of a set of double doors, then pivoted to face his lackeys, "I have an important task for you. Behind these doors is a large lecture hall packed with scientists. They will all be presenting, and when I go up and say what I have to say I expect things to go just as I have planned them."
"What's our part, then?" Grem asked, ready to start.
"I have a chemical here that you must deliver", Professor Z retrieved a small test tube filled with red liquid, "You need to mix this into the refreshments."
"Won't someone notice a couple of lemons poisoning their beverages?" Acer questioned.
"I'm not poisoning anyone", the Professor insisted, "I'm simply altering a few things about the attendees. Besides, the beverages are in the kitchen, they only bring them out at intermission. I have my presentation directly after, giving it the perfect amount of time to take effect."
"Take affect how?" Grem was curious.
"Don't ask so many questions", Professor Z ordered, "You'll see soon enough. Just don't drink any of this."
"Of course not", Acer was insulted to be told the obvious, "Unless it's got some sort of benefit."
"Trust me", Professor Z flashed a twisted grin, "We'll be the only ones benefitting!"
With that, the Professor gave the test tube to Grem and drove through the double doors. A mixture of greetings and jeers could be heard as Zundapp entered the room. Then the doors swung shut again and silence returned to the hallway. Grem and Acer looked around for the kitchen, and after ascertaining that it did not reside anywhere close to them they drove down the hall to find it. A student passed by the lemons, looking them up and down with disapproval.
"What?" Grem shouted, "Move along if you don't want your hood smashed in, skippy!"
The car gunned his engine and sped away from the lemons. He had no idea that looking at two unfamiliar lemons could be so seemingly dangerous. Acer kept looking around until he spotted a small stall on the corner of the hall way, leading into a bigger room full of cooking supplies and inventory.
"That must be the kitchen", Acer observed, "How should we go about this?"
"Hmmm", Grem looked around, coming to the conclusion that the hallway's traffic flow was noticeably light, "I don't think we'll have much of a problem sneaking in there. And if we have any chefs give us trouble…"
"We take care of them", Acer smirked with malevolence.
The kitchen had a door on the wall beside it leading to the main food preparation stations. Grem and Acer drove through it cautiously, watching out for any cooks that might not take kindly to their presence. All seemed well until Acer rounded a corner too quick and a busboy noticed them.
"Hey, you're not supposed to be in here", the busboy said to the two intruders, "You're going to have to wait out front if you want something."
"We're not here to eat", Acer explained, "Now why don't you go on break for a few minutes? It'd be in everyone's best interest."
"You trying to intimidate me, fishbowl?" The busboy chuckled.
"No, but I am now!" Acer charged full speed at the unsuspecting busboy, smashing head-on into the microbus.
Acer forced the busboy backward with incredible speed until they neared the fryers. A deafening smash was heard as metal concaved into metal and the microbus imploded into the deep fryer and then the wall behind it. He flattened like a tin can, and fell to the ground like an accordion as two sources of boiling oil ran down from the source of the impact. Acer's front end was damaged, but he had repaired such injuries many times before. Grem rode up beside the Pacer with a sick smile as the two rolled away from the severe destruction of both the busboy and the deep fryer.
At the back of the kitchen sat a long kart stacked with refreshments. Both lemons sighed at the vast selection of beverages before them. Around four-hundred, each in an individually sealed glass bottle.
"There's no way we're going to get a drop from this test tube into every one of those in time for the intermission", Grem stood in awe at the impossible task.
"I've got it!" Acer counted the types of drinks, then picked up five bowls from the nearby cabinets and set them down on the counter.
"What are you doing?" Grem was stumped at Acer's seemingly ridiculous actions.
"We'll serve it like punch!" Acer undid a bottle and poured it into a bowl, "lets split all of these different drinks into groups and pour them in like that!"
"Acer, you're a genius!" Grem helped his friend in emptying the bottles, making sure to split them all up into the designated bowls.
"We'll need cups, too", Acer realized, "And ladles. You keep doing that and I'll find some."
Acer was about to leave the back of the kitchen when he heard voices up ahead. Some employees had found Acer's victim and were examining the remains. Acer reversed back down the hall silently, swearing under his breath. Acer couldn't take out three more cars with his strength, and he definitely couldn't do it discreetly. He and Grem were boxed in.
"Um, Grem?" Acer came back to relay the news, "We've got a bit of a situation."
"What kind of situation?" Grem looked up from a half-filled bowl at Acer.
"That busboy got discovered", Acer said with concern, "I thought he was hidden well behind the shelving, but they must have still seen him."
"They work here!" Grem shook his hood, "So there's no way out?"
"Not as far as I can see", Acer sighed, "What do we do?"
"Let me think", Grem pondered their options, "Okay. Help me with the rest of these bottles, then I've got an idea."
The AMCs finished emptying the refreshments and Grem evenly dispersed the chemical the Professor had given them among the five bowls. Once the cart was loaded and space was left for cups, Grem pulled a lighter out from his hatchback.
"What are you doing, Grem?" Acer became alarmed as Grem started lighting the countertop on fire, "You want to get us killed?"
"Just put on a chef's hat and let's drive for the exit", Grem threw on a hat and revved up his engine.
The fire spread quickly, nearing the sight of the demolished busboy. The two lemons sped out of the way back of the kitchen, Acer throwing any cups he saw under the cart and Grem yelling out to the employees.
"Kitchen fire, kitchen fire!" Grem shouted, "Let us through, move aside!"
Just as they were out of the kitchen, Acer locked the door behind him and the three cooks were stranded in an inferno. Grem and Acer rounded the corner of the hall and then slowed down, trying to look inconspicuous. A loud explosion could be heard, along with the final cries of three kitchen employees. If not for the noise cancelling doors of the lecture hall, Professor Z's plans probably would have been ruined. However, because the attendees of the conference were unaware of the chaos set in motion by Grem and Acer, everything stayed on track. The two AMCs waited for the noise to subside and then they entered the room. It was time for intermission.
Acer had thrown the cups and ladles haphazardly into the bottom of the cart, so they had to be set up upon entry of the room. Despite this delay, the scientists waited for their refreshments. Once everything had been set up, the scientists formed a line and each got their drink of choice. There were a few attendees who did not, but with the majority getting beverages it likely wouldn't make too much of a difference. At last everyone had received their refreshments and returned to their seats. Professor Z took the stage.
"Guten tag, scientists", Professor Z greeted the audience, "I am Professor Janus Zundapp, I'm sure you all know me."
The audience remained silent, the Professor giving an insulted glare at the audience, "Very well, I will get on with it. I have discovered an incredibly rare, err, mutation in a Ford Edsel. This mutation creates not only physical but cerebral changes in a vehicle."
The Professor put a diagram up on the wall behind him and used a pointer to reference different parts, "As you can see, this particular car developed not only abnormalities in average paintwork but in bodily make up, large fangs sprouting from the front bumper…"
"Is this some kind of joke?" Asked a car in the audience, followed by a wave of laughter from the audience.
"Ha ha", the Professor gave an unamused laugh, "I expected as much. I knew you would not believe me, this is quite an unbelievable discovery. The true source remains unknown, and I refuse to believe in what was presented to me by this particular Edsel. However, I came prepared, and you shall all see, or rather feel, this extraordinary mutation in a matter of seconds."
The Professor laughed manically, and for a few moments the crowd was convinced he was simply a raving madman. Then came what Zundapp had promised. Throughout the audience, vehicles that had once been high ranking scientists began a horrific transformation. Fangs sprouted from bumpers, front end paintwork began to tint red, and paint began to melt away revealing the basecoat under the outer layers. A descent into madness occurred in that room, until everyone had become a cannibalistic, prehistoric monster far below Everett's intelligence level. The results were even better than Professor Z had anticipated.
Meanwhile, Grem and Acer had realized the danger and broke into a panic. Professor Z exited through the stage door and blocked it from behind. Grem and Acer did the same with the double doors up front, getting out into the hall just in time to avoid the army of devolved devil cars. They drove down the hall as quickly as possible to meet the Professor. They burst through the front doors and stopped beside Zundapp, who was observing the chaos that had ensued upon the building with criminal joy. The main building was on fire, the scientists were transformed, and sirens could be heard far in the distance.
Zundapp grinned with delight, "Now that, was a productive lecture!"


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Very feminine as a floral but shares some of the original Le Male identity.
There is a slight error in the listed name as it says it is the "Fleur Du Male Cologne" (which is another totally different product) than the one you are purchasing (which is the "Fleur Du Male Eau De Toilette"). And image of the Cologne variant is listed below.
The opening is powdery and very floral but soon dries down to a strong camomile note which is nice for the spring weather but it's not for everyone as some men might not enjoy smelling that strongly of flowers. The scent on your skin at the end of this fragrances' life is similar to the original Le Male and that's there the similarities begin and end. My favourite spring time floral is without a doubt Fahrenheit 32 by Dior but this is far more affordable and easier to find out of the two.
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2014 NZ Optimist National Champion, Scott McKenzie - Day 5, 2014 Toyota Optimist Championships, Manly SC
There's plenty of sailing action underway in New Zealand at present, with the long Easter break rolling into ANZAC Day, making an ideal opportunity to stage National Championships at the end of the 2014 sailing season.
Internationally, the NZL Sailing Team is competing in the ISAF Sailing World Cup Hyeres (France), and is performing well at the mid-point of the regatta, with four NZ crews in the top five and the two Olympic medalists leading their classes.
We cover all these events both online and in this edition.
Two 2014 Worlds Team members, Lewis Anderson (81) and Kerensa Jennings (astern) - Day 5, 2014 Toyota Optimist Championships, Manly SC
The Toyota Optimist Nationals were an outstanding success - both from the numbers attending - over 270 spread across the Open and Green fleets, with sailors from five countries competing.
On the line were places for the NZ World team, but also the other international teams which the NZ Optimist Association get away each year, and which provide the feeder to the full gamut of NZ sailing programs. NZ Optimist Association have the excellent policy of not selecting the same sailors to go to each international event - thus ensuring that as many sailors as possible get international experience in a year.
Sam Bacon - Day 5, 2014 Toyota Optimist Championships, Manly SC
For the young sailors getting away to an international regatta, when you are under 15 years old is a great experience, and of course sets them up to go the next step up the ladder - either in the Optimist class, one of the other Junior classes, or into the Youth and High Performance classes, or RNZYS Youth Program. From there, the doors might open for a professional sailing career in the Volvo Ocean Race, America's Cup or other regattas - or working in the NZ marine industry as a career option.
As a venue, Manly - about 40 minutes north of Auckland, is a great option, with a big flat sandy beach, sheltered waters, and plenty of parking available. From an organisational perspective the feedback was all very positive. But what would you expect when you have an America's Cup PRO running the show ashore, and two outstanding PRO's and their race management teams on the water?
Jo Aleh and Polly Powrie, Womens 470, ISAF Sailing World Cup Hyeres
From a competition perspective, the action was hot. Sure Kohimaramara YC's Scott McKenzie dominated the Open fleet from the first day, with a display of very mature regatta sailing, but behind him there was a lot of place swapping, and the pressure came on in the tail of the regatta.
Similarly in the Green Fleet, which attracted a fantastic fleet of 110 first year sailors - who are supposed to be part of the loving sailing experience - but inevitably the competitive juices kick in. Hopefully the young sailors will now know that part of the love of sailing comes from the personal challenge of competing against the elements, as well as the competitive challenge.
Hopefully they were well aware of the fact that just ten or so years ago, the same NZ Olympic medalists who are performing so well in Hyeres, were competing in the same Optimist, P-class and Starling National Championships.
Mike Sanderson's Stratis SL33 sailing in Auckland
The AC72's may be a thing of the past in the America's Cup, but their influence on sailing has now extended into various multihull classes, with several now adopting the foiling technology. One of these is the SL33, manufactured in Europe, but which was selected by Emirates Team NZ for their America's Cup test platform.
Of the back of that program, a couple more SL33's were launched in Auckland - and went a step further to be fitted with lifting foils.
In this edition we feature a video by Will Calver of OceanPhotography.com, of Mike Sanderson's foiling SL33, Stratis, doing her thing in the Hauraki Gulf in some moderately boisterous conditions. It's a must see.
December 15 2013 18fter Auckland Championships
If you are around the Auckland Harbour this coming weekend, catch the action at the Stoke Beer 18ft Nationals. As usual with the 18's racing starts early afternoon, and the growing New Zealand fleet will be in action including the top NZ boats from the recent JJ Giltinan Trophy in Sydney.
After this regatta the team will pack up for intrenational regattas in San Francisco and Lake Garda, Italy - underlining the international growth of this class.
Advances in technology from the bleeding edge of the sport sometimes permeate the general sport - one of which is the need for long distance sailors to be able compete in the ultra-distance races and be increasingly self-sufficient in their power generation.
Paprec Virbac at speed with a Watt & Sea hydrogenerator on her transom
In this edition we feature an update from Kiwi Yachting on the latest hydrogenerators from Watt & Sea. Although not developed specifically for competitive sailing, the generators are readily tested under the demanding conditions of short-handed racing, and along with that is the drive for the units to be as reliable as possible, generate as much power as possible and have minimum drag.
Remarkably the latest hydrogenators from Watt & Sea will be providing current at a boat speed of just 2kts, we feature the latest update on this technology in this edition.
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Coyotes acquire Matthew Lombardi from Maple Leafs
The Phoenix Coyotes are bringing a familiar face back to the desert.
The Coyotes announced they have re-acquired forward Matthew Lombardi from the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for a conditional draft pick.
According to TSN's Darren Dreger, the Leafs will get a conditional pick and will eat some salary.
Toronto gets a 4th for Lombardi.A 3rd if he re-signs in Phx.
— Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) January 17, 2013
Toronto eats Lombardi's $500,000 signing bonus, plus some additional salary.
— Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) January 17, 2013
Coyotes' general manager Don Maloney said in a press release he is excited to bring Lombardi back into the fold.
"We are very pleased to bring a player like Matthew back to our team," said Maloney. "Matthew is a very strong skater who will add quickness and skill to our lineup. He is an intelligent center who will be a great addition to our team and provides us with added depth at the center position."
Lombardi last played for Phoenix in 2008-2010.
The 30-year-old scored eight goals and had 10 assists and 18 points in 62 games with Toronto last season. In 508 career games, he has 97 goals, 157 assists and 254 points with four NHL teams.
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Chicken wings with blue cheese sauce
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Initially thought there was too much mayo. But after it sat for a while, the blue taste really came through. Delicious and so easy. We used 100grams of blue and served it with scotch fillet steak and onion rings.
Very Yummy!! New favourite. Might add less garlic but everything else was perfect. Loved the sweetness and then the spicy kick at the end.
This recipe is my family's absolute favourite finger food! I have already had requests to make it for Christmas parties this year. It can be a little watery so make sure you cook it long and slow at first and then use some extra maple syrup at the end.
Yummy yummy yummy!!
this recipe is a must try! Just absolutely delicious! They go deliciously sticky after even just marinading for an hour or few. Used the Wild Turkey Honey Bourbon and it made them even more spectacular! Have done this one 4 times now - its always a hit and is now in the favourites recipe book!
these was AMAZINGGG!! this dipping sauce was great and i was suprised I liked them because im not a fan of blue cheese. very pleased! my guest all asked for the recipe!!!
Hi there im like you with the blue cheese, ive never tried.. Thanks Brenda
Served in our local cafe as a main course using chicken quarters, they marinate for at least 48 hours - fantastic, so yum and so easy to recreate at home (I asked the cook for the recipe - I thought it was some secret but they said it was from taste and were more than happy to email me the link!).
Enjoyed by all guest, lovely flavours will definitely make these again.
these were superb. i only made the marinate and used on mini chicken kebabs. i didn't have any Tabasco sauce so i used nando's extra hot Peri Peri instead... mmm so simple, so delicious...
These wings were not to my (or my guests) liking and there were a lot of them left. However, the blue cheese sauce was very well received and ended up being eaten with the cut carrots and celery I put on the side for my daughter.
garlic over powered the dressing. next time I will leave out. the marinade was a hit with the family.
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Absolutely fab! Will definately be making these again.
Best chicken wings ever, better than any restaurant! yum yum!
Had a bit of problem with the blue cheese sauce as it was made the night before and it split in the fridge. but the taste is sensational.....5 star
These are so easy to make and taste fantastic. Suggest you marinade overnight.
This is one of the best recipes I have ever seen. Tripled the recipe and served as finger food for a BBQ and everyone raved about it.
It was a great recipe for my hubby's card night, will go easy on the garlic in the sauce next time though
My parnter loved it, however not very child friendly and a bit rich
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Where: 6929 Colonnade Drive, Suite 105, Viera (in The Avenue Viera, near Kohls)
Hours: Noon to 9 p.m. Sundays; 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays; noon through 10 p.m. Saturdays.
Info: 321-636-3363 or www.thaihana.com
Other: Beer, wine and sakes, including flavored sakes, are served, as are specialty beverages and fruit juices. Lunch specials include dishes served with tofu, pork, chicken, beef, shrimp, squid, scallops or fish. Bento boxes; sushi and sashimi combinations, including special rolls; and teriyaki dishes are available, as is New York strip steak ($17.95).
THE REVIEW: Several years ago, Ray Chaijirawat, native of Thailand, veteran of Asian restaurants in New England and California, and all-American success story, opened Thai Fuji, a little restaurant in a Publix plaza in Rockledge.
Small and decorated in Asian-minimalist style, its food was a carefully- prepared, nicely presented revelation.
Chaijirawat, who arrived in this country
12 years ago with little but the money in his pocket and the experience of working in the kitchen of an equally particular mother, also is the brains behind Thai Hana, the increasingly popular Thai-Japanese restaurant near Kohls in the Avenue Viera.
Once again, he has managed the place wisely, with its spacious, dark wood booths and tables, stylish drop lights and newly textured tile floor meant to lend more of a modern Asian impression. The restaurant has been redesigned a bit since its opening, and intimate though it may be, it allows space to move and private conversation.
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The Tom kha gai, a colorfully finished Thai soup made of coconut milk with chicken and herbs ($4.95), had a nice, creamy texture and a lovely combination of flavors that screamed authenticity. Its available for two at $8.95 a pot.
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Bamboo, green beans, red peppers, zucchini, peas and basil leaves in a reddish coconut-based sauce make this a colorfully piquant, though not too spicy, dish. But what is most remarkable about it is the state of the food on the plate: tender, thinly sliced breast meat with vegetables cooked just enough to retain a bit of snap. Very good: No watery or sticky curry here.
Switching to the Japanese side of things, the shrimp tempura ($8.95) is not a model of culinary complexity but it can expose a lot about the restaurant that serves it, and in this case, the test was passed: It was hot, crisp and fresh to the taste and nose, revealing well-prepared (read: not mushy) shrimp served with well-prepared vegetables.
We decided to do without dessert, having eaten to an extent that may only be described as porcine, but mention should be made of the beverages.
Thai Hana serves Thai-style iced tea ($2.95), not exactly the stuff you find at local barbecue joints. To a combination of tea and spices is added condensed milk and sugar, the result of which is a creamy concoction. If you like sweet, youll love it. The 7-year-old loved the sweetened green tea ($2.25).
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Reasons to believe: Vanderbilt at South Carolina
It's back to serious competition for Vanderbilt on Saturday.
Following the next best thing to an open date (a 38-3 cruise control victory over Austin Peay), the Commodores dive back into Southeastern Conference play with a trip to South Carolina (6 p.m., ESPN).
Vanderbilt actually won back-to-back games in the series in 2007 and 2008. A victory this time would be a significant step for a program that for the last two years has feasted against the bottom half of the SEC but fallen short – sometimes in heartbreaking fashion – against the top teams.
Three reasons to believe the Commodores will succeed Saturday:
• They're good enough: No, they're not a top 10 or even a top 25 team (not at the moment, at least) but they have the ability and the experience to play with those types of programs. Last year's loss to South Carolina was by four points and the one to Florida included some major momentum swings each way. Once they get a victory in a game such as this, the next one will come much easier.
• Big play potential: The longest reception of Jordan Matthews' career is 78 yards, in last year's game against South Carolina. That was a short throw and a long run. Still, there is no doubt about his ability to go deep and in Austyn Carta-Samuels he has a quarterback who is better equipped to get the ball down the field to him. This is the type of game that might be decided by one big play and the Commodores' offense might just be the group to make it.
• No 'Swearing'er: Many Vanderbilt fans were cursing the officials – and rightfully so – after South Carolina safety D.J. Swearinger got away with pass interference at a key moment late in last year's 17-13 loss at Vanderbilt Stadium. Swearinger is now in the NFL so at least no one has to worry that he might get away with something this time.
Three reasons to believe the Commodores will struggle Saturday:
• No offense: Vanderbilt has scored just 23 points total in its last three games against South Carolina. It has scored more than that in a single game at least once in the last three years against every other SEC East opponent except Florida, and it had as many as 21 against Florida. As much well-deserved credit as Steve Spurrier gets for his offensive acumen, he puts some pretty good defenses on the field too.
• Clowning around: Jadeveon Clowney's Heisman Trophy hopes might have taken a hit through the first two weeks of the season but that does not diminish the fact that he is as good a player as there is anywhere in college football. The Commodores can't ignore him and the same is often true of those who put together highlight reels.
• Get going: In their season-opening victory against North Carolina, the Gamecocks showed something the Commodores have not: the ability to start fast. They led 17-0 after the first quarter that day and ultimately won by 17. Vanderbilt has three first-quarter points in its first two games combined. An early deficit on the road against this opponent will be particularly tough to overcome.


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#0 Richard Cyganiak 2011-08-02 19:37:05 +0000
There are situations where content authors have the choice between multiple overlapping microdata vocabularies. For example both schema.org/PostalAddress and vCard are available for marking up postal addresses. Microdata forces content authors to either choose one of them (schema.org because that's what Google supports), or to duplicate their content.
The challenge with supporting multiple vocabularies in microdata is how to associate property names with the vocabularies in absence of vocabulary knowledge. This difficulty has been stated as the reason for rejecting a similar issue here:
The ambiguity can be avoided by generating multiple items from a single itemscope, with one type each. For example:

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<meta itemprop="altitem" content="http://schema.org/PostalAddress streetAddress addressLocality addressCountry">
<meta itemprop="altitem" content="http://microformats.org/profile/hcard street-address locality country-name">
The altitem property would have to be a microdata built-in property that affects microdata parsing. Its value would be a whitespace-separated list; its effect would be to generate a new alternate item whose itemtype is the first URL from the list. The rest of the list are property names to be copied from the itemscope. The result here would be three items; one untyped item with eight properties; one schema.org typed item with three properties; one vCard typed item with three properties. This proposal is fleshed out here:
The point of this example is to argue that support for multiple vocabularies in microdata is possible in a way that is more convenient to authors than forcing them to repeat content.
#1 Ian 'Hixie' Hickson 2011-08-02 21:15:24 +0000
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Status: Partially Accepted
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Rationale: I have marked this LATER so that we can examine it in more detail once microdata has seen significant adoption. It's not clear that this is a problem that will actually be seen in the wild.