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The Rev. Dr. Geoff Tunnicliffe, secretary general of WEA, which represents more than 600 million evangelical Christians, extended his "warmest congratulations" to the newly elected Pope and affirmed his prayers for the new leader, who will head the Catholic Church "at a time filled with great challenges but also a time of great possibilities...," in a statement released Thursday.
"We look forward to building on some of the good work we have done together in the past, such as the collaboration for the document Christian Witness in a Multi-Religious World: Recommendations for Conduct," said Tunnicliffe. more >>
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The World Missions Executive Committee for the Pentecostal denomination had initially declared it would make a decision on May 15. But AGWM has now opted to wait for a recommendation by a World Evangelical Alliance appointed panel, which is reviewing Wycliffe's policies on translating terms such as "God the Father" and "Son of God."
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The WEA has been a member of the U.N.'s Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), which focuses on international economic and social issues, since the late 1990s. After moving its headquarters to New York City in 2010, the WEA has increased its engagement at the U.N. The Christian organization focuses on promoting peace and reconciliation, advocating for the poor and needy, and also communicating evangelical beliefs and values, Deborah Fikes told The Christian Post in a recent interview.
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The unprecedented meeting, which lasts until Tuesday, united local officials, U.S. and African Evangelicals and members of four tribes, Murle, Dinka, Nuer and Anyuak, in the Eastern region of the country, which has suffered from tribal violence sparked by disputes over pastoral grounds for cattle, the main local source of income. Fighting between these tribes has resulted in the loss of thousands of lives and thousands of injuries in the past six months, it has been estimated.
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Translation of former in French:
- 1the former (the first of two)le premier/la première m/fthe former is simple, the latter is complex
celui-là/celle-là m/fcelui-là est simple, celui-ci est complexe, le premier est simple, le dernier est complexe
- 1 (earlier)(era, life)
antérieur(size, state)to restore something to its former glory
initial, originalrendre sa beauté première à quelque choseof former days ou timesd'autrefoisin former times he's a shadow of his former selfil n'est plus que l'ombre de lui-même
- 2 (no longer)(leader, employer, husband, champion)
ancien/-ienne (before n)
- 3 (first of two)(proposal, course, method)
premier/-ière (before n)
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Flight of the Red Balloon (French: Le voyage du ballon rouge) is a 2007 French-Taiwanese film directed by Hou Hsiao-Hsien. It is the first part in a new series of films produced by Musée d'Orsay, and tells the story of a French family as seen through the eyes of a Chinese student. The film was shot in August and September 2006 on location in Paris. This is Hou Hsiao-Hsien's first non-Asian film. It references the classic 1956 French short The Red Balloon directed by Albert Lamorisse.
The film opened the Un Certain Regard section of the Cannes Film Festival in May 2007.[1]
Suzanne, a puppeteer, lives with her young son Simon in an apartment in Paris. While her daughter Louise is away in Brussels and she is worried over a financial battle with her tenant, Marc, Suzanne hires a Chinese filmmaker named Song as Simon's new nanny.
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Rotten Tomatoes reported that 80% of 86 sampled critics gave the film positive reviews and that it got a rating average of 6.9 out of 10.[2]
J. Hoberman, writing in The Village Voice was particularly appreciative of the film stating, "Flight of the Red Balloon is contemplative but never static, and punctuated by passages of pure cinema".[3]
Hong Kong film critic Perry Lam, however, wrote a largely negative review in Muse Magazine: "You get the sense that the director hasn't really made up his mind about what kind of movie he wants Red Balloon to be. His style seems to embrace naturalism, while his thematic concern disavows it."[4]
Top ten lists[edit]
The film appeared on several critics' top ten lists of the best films of 2008.[5]
- 1st - J. Hoberman, The Village Voice[5]
- 1st - Reverse Shot
- 2nd - Nick Schager, Slant Magazine
- 3rd - Liam Lacey, The Globe and Mail[5]
- 4th - Manohla Dargis, The New York Times[5]
- 5th - Andrew O'Hehir, Salon.com[5]
- 5th - Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune[5]
- 9th - Ty Burr, The Boston Globe[5]
The film won the FIPRESCI Prize at the 2007 Valladolid International Film Festival.
- ^ "Festival de Cannes: Le voyage du ballon rouge". festival-cannes.com. Retrieved 2011-08-24.
- ^ "Le Voyage du Ballon Rouge (The Flight of the Red Balloon) (2007)". Rotten Tomatoes. Flixster. Retrieved January 31, 2012.
- ^ http://www.villagevoice.com/2008-04-01/film/floating-life/
- ^ Lam, Perry (December 2007). "Far away, too close". Muse Magazine (11): 100.
- ^ a b c d e f g "Metacritic: 2008 Film Critic Top Ten Lists". Metacritic. Archived from the original on January 2, 2009. Retrieved January 11, 2009.
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4/21/14: Sam weighs 47#
Sam (A173000) is an intact/male, German Shepherd mix that was picked up as a stray and never claimed by an owner. Sam is possibly house broken and seems to be fine around other dogs, but he does NOT seem to like cats. He was on his way to be placed up for adoption until his heartworm status came back. Sadly this wonderful boy is heartworm positive! Now Rescue is his only chance!
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8, 9, 9, 9 = 35
Natalie & Artem
Bloody hell, it's like Natalie's got a smug-o-meter inside her that's activated every time a camera swings in her direction! She's a blooming actress, why can't she act a bit more human and a bit less android? But, they are tango-ing and it's bound to be a technically good one. Yup, completely technically precise, timing seems spot on…and yet still managing to emote as much genuine passion and excitement as I do when I approach my cat's litter tray with a pooper scooper in my hand. I do agree with Craig, not much drama here, but I do admire Nartem's technical ability. Meh.
9, 9, 9, 10 = 37
Mark & Iveta
I like Mark and Iveta a lot – especially when they have proper choreography, not a comedy routine – but I really can't see them avoiding the dance-off this week, no matter how proficient their foxtrot. And it is very nicely done; well danced, cheerful, packed with personality. Mark obviously puts the effort in to all of his dances, but, unfortunately, week on week he just hasn't performed as consistently as the other contestants. If he does go this week, he'll leave on a performance of which he can be very proud.
6, 8, 7, 7 = 28
Sophie & Brendan
Ooh, a Venice based rumba. If Vincent Simone hadn't packed up his case and scurried off to the jungle, they could have had him trip-trapping across the stage in a little red coat, to really bring the Venetian flavour to life. As I've said far too often on this site, I'm not a massive fan of the old rumba as I just think it always looks disjointed, but this one's pretty good. I felt Sophie occasionally looked like she was being tossed about a bit, but I know the woman's supposed to be a bit subservient in this dance, so it was probably fully intentional. Bit too rough of a ride from the judges in my opinion, and very nearly the return of Bad Boy Brendan! It must be very disheartening to be one of the professionals and have the style you've chosen openly criticised, so I was cheering him on in that exchange.
7, 8, 8, 8 = 31
Ben & Kristina
More importantly than the dance itself, one of the eternal questions of the universe is tackled in this routine – namely, is there any outfit you can stick Ben Cohen in that will make him sexually unappealing? And the answer is 'No'. Vest and braces? Doesn't sound sexy, but he's still hotter than the centre of the sun. I didn't think the charleston would work for Ben at all, but I'm very pleasantly surprised. After his jive, I didn't expect his technique to be any good, but I didn't think it was half bad! It's not his best dance, and gets comments and scores from the judges in accordance with that, but he'll hopefully (please please please please) be around to meet me in person next week, erm, I mean continue on in the competition next week.
6, 7, 7, 7 = 27
Abbey & Aljaz
Yikes, I would not fancy following Susanna and Kevin's Paso triumph from last week, but this is another strong, dramatic and traditionally rooted paso. Abbey occasionally looks a little unsure of herself, but, as the judges have said about a gazillion times, at this stage there are only tiny details separating the dancers and all of them are operating at a very high standard. Mind you, Abbey must have been gutted that her 'surprise' from Aljaz was a video from her Nan – be difficult to keep the motivation up after that blow!
8. 8, 8, 8 = 32
Patrick & Anya
Last up, Patrick and Anya with a Viennese waltz. It can't be too difficult for Patrick to search through all his roles to come up with a character for this dance – hasn't he been Ash in Casualty since about 1968? Patrick has a little bit of the Natalies about him in that I admire his proficiency but can't really read any great amount of personality from him when he dances. He is a talented dancer though, and is always a pleasure to watch.
8, 8, 8, 8 = 32
So, not the same storming praise and scores from the judges this week, but, to be honest the dances haven't been quite as strong. It's been a good week, but not amazing. Maybe they're keeping their powder dry for my visit?!
If I was Mark, I'd be nervous about the dance-off, but who might be joining him there (if he is there – it's not like there are any foregone conclusions in Strictly land!)? Based on nothing other than a gut feeling, I have a sneaking suspicion that Abbey or Patrick might also be bottom two this week, but I've been wrong before (like when I said Ben would look hot in anything…I'd forgotten about that sailor suit from a few weeks ago.)
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Yes, I do plan to put some more words on this website. But in the meantime, your best bet for hearing and/or interacting with my musings is to follow me on Twitter. Why? Because that's the one creative outlet I can stealthily handle from my phone while on daddy duty with an increasingly aware toddler (and even there, one pithy thought often takes about two hours to compose, since Play Doh breaks and Raffi dance-a-longs come with an immediacy that my need to commentate the day's events can't match).
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Whether justified or Kim Davis-ed, individualistic rage rarely outplays broader truths
In his 2011 book The War For Late Night, Bill Carter tells a story that really resonated with me. It's a private conversation between Conan O'Brien and a top NBC executive. The conversation took place after it was clear that Jay Leno was not really leaving his Tonight Show perch in Conan's hands, as had been promised, but during the short window thereafter, when NBC was still offering Conan some sort of a concession prize. This executive, who had worked with Conan for years, was advising his friend to take the network offer rather than leave in some angry blaze of glory. This executive's point was that NBC would always be NBC, and that they were going to come out the other side unscathed no matter what Conan did or how much public outcry he engendered. This executive conceded that Conan had been treated unfairly and would earn this kind of folk hero support, which he was already building at the time, but the executive further said this large scale, headline-grabbing goodwill would be unsustainable, and that Conan would ultimately lose.
I'm paraphrasing all this, but I remember the whole thing as not coming across in a gross, "we are your corporate overlords" way, but just in the manner of a friend speaking the gospel to another friend about a vast enterprise with a deep bench. He was telling Conan that all of the people who worked at NBC—himself, the late night host, and everyone else—were just players on a much bigger stage, and that the stage existed well before them all and would exist long after. It wasn't to dehumanize or dispirit the talented late night host, but rather to give him fair warning about a familiar script he'd seen play out before.
And this scenario is pretty much what came to pass. While Conan—who, I should say, I adore and who was my late night crush of the nineties—has gone on to his own success on TBS, NBC largely weathered the Tonight Show storm. Jimmy Fallon is rocking it in the ratings and with the critics. Newer fans, like my thirteen-year-old nephew who is downright enamored with Fallon, don't even realize that Conan ever hosted this show, much less that he hosted an NBC show for sixteen years before that. NBC has pretty much erased this long history, at least for the time being. While Conan's much ballyhooed exit is well documented in books and documentaries and interviews, it's now more of an interesting historical record than it is anything that will continue to hurt NBC. NBC remains bigger than any of its parts, missteps, or protestors.
Which brings me to Kim Davis. And Baronelle Stutzman. And that baker from Oregon. And the myriad other photographers and innkeepers and shop owners who the far-right has held up as martyrs for being defiant in the face of the law. These are all examples of people who glommed on to their "folk hero" status, sold to them by opportunistic activists and ridiculously agenda-driven "legal" outfits, and who seem to think that they will win if they keep on long enough.
But they never win. Every time any of these defiant individuals have gone to court, they have lost. Kim Davis is now sitting in a jail cell, while others have seen massive fines levied again them. They. Never. Win. They have to comply with nondiscrimination laws or alter their business. Their offices ultimately have to marry same-sex couples. They have to find new work if they can't operate within the parameters of law. Etcetera, and so on. This, even though groups like the Alliance Defending Freedom and the comparably more ghoulish Liberty Counsel promise them the world (to say nothing of the afterlife).
Sure, they get all kinds of acclaim from conserve-twitter and Fox News. And yes, some of them have hauled in some cash. But okay, whatever; that's not sustainable. Maybe they pay off some of the fines, but what good is that when you've forever connected your name to discrimination? And in many of these cases, I'm skeptical of how much the payday really ended up being. Even if it is, the fleeting burst of whatever does nothing to change the outcome when it comes to their business practices, the law, or the right-side-of-history's prevalence.
They don't win because the Constitution is bigger than them. They don't win because the truth ultimately wins out. They don't win because, try as they might, the destruction of the wall between church and state is not something that can buy with their insubordination. They don't win because are just human beings pining for the feel-good fifteen minutes and all that comes with it, while the network of carefully shaped, ably argued, duly contested, fairly enacted policies that they are challenging are in place for right and rational reasons that are far more important than the latest news cycle.
And what's truly ironic is that these anti-gay martyr stories, which pop up about every other month these days, are always built around the premise that the individual in the spotlight is serving a larger being. They pretend that the whole thing is about God and faith and eternity, not the individual. But every time—every. single. time.—they lose sight of the fact that there is, indeed, a mortal force here on the ground that is, in fact, bigger and stronger than them. They get so caught up in the whole charade that they seem to forget that they are earthlings who exist in a country with certain guidelines that have standards of challenge higher than simple stubbornness. They seem to forget that even if they believe they get to win in heaven, there is still a game that we all must play in our heart-thumping, blood-pumping years. They seem blind to the fact that their side never wins these rounds.
But lose they do. And long after they lose in court, after people stop hashtagging them, after Hannity bookers quit calling them, and after whatever cash streams they found in the exciting world of selling martyrdom on the conservative plain eventually dry up, the rule of law will remain the rule of law. It is bigger than them. It will weather whatever limited storms their bad facts and faith-driven truculence spiral-clouded its way. Even if some of these more high-profile cases become a record for historical study, they will not be the basis for anything that can continue to hurt LGBT people.
Kim Davis: The almost too perfect coda to the marriage discrimination fight
She is portraying herself as a victim even though she is the one denying equal treatment, basic fairness, and dignity to a minority population.
She is arrogant, thumbing her nose at court orders that go all the way up to SCOTUS.
She is almost unbelievably hypocritical, having herself enjoyed four—count 'em—marriages herself.
She is relying fully on her personal faith with complete disregard for church/state separation
She is aligning herself with activist groups that put their agendas far above the facts and their fundraising far above their ability to serve her needs.
She is fighting a fight that everyone knows she will ultimately lose.
Kim Davis is the perfect story for these waning days of the marriage fight. This sideshow of a news item, playing out through an almost too good to be true subject, is like a mutant melding of all that the anti-equality movement has done wrong over the years. She, like discrimination itself, is quite hard for any logical person to defend. She, like the anti-gay movement itself has long done, is unwittingly helping America see just how nasty inequality looks when it plays out in the real world.
In the documentary, Kim Davis is the angry protester yelling at the stoic citizens who are just trying to move on with life. She is the antagonist who is unnecessarily hassling those who are ready to comply with fairly contested and enacted laws. She is the soldier who doesn't realize that she's already lost the fight. And she is perfectly cast. If she didn't step up on her own misguided accord, Hollywood would've wanted to invent her.
Anti-gay clerks are going to have to do their jobs. Because of course they are.
Declaring that she has "little or no likelihood" to win on appeal, a Sixth Circuit panel has denied a now infamously anti-equality clerk's attempts to sidestep her job whenever a qualified same-sex couple requests she fulfill her paid duties:
A panel of federal appeals judges refused to overrule a judge's injunction against Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis, who continues to refuse marriage licenses for same-sex couples more than a month after the U.S. Supreme Court found a constitutional right to marry.
Three judges with the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals denied Davis' request for a stay on Wednesday, writing that her official duties include issuing the forms and that the Supreme Court has already said states cannot bar same-sex couples from marriage.
KEEP READING: Rowan gay marriage licenses upheld on appeal [Courier-Journal]
Shocked. Shocked, I tell you.
No word on how the anti-LGBT movement (or what's left of it) will next lie to Ms. Davis (and to the bakers and the photographers and the florists and...) in order to dupe them into believing they get to win these fights simply because they want to. Though I do hear the plan will have something to do with a lamp and a genie.
Jeb really wants to remind voters of his anti-'same status' plan for gay couples
When a candidate releases a book in the middle of a primary, every chapter, word, and comma is carefully orchestrated. So you can be sure that Jeb Bush included this in his new ebook, Reply All, because he thinks it's a virtue worth touting:
Mr. Cortada, an artist, was alarmed that Mr. Bush's brother, President George W. Bush, was proposing to amend the Constitution to outlaw same-sex marriage – and was unsettled that the governor backed the idea.
"When one of us is denied equality, then all of us are denied liberty," Mr. Cortada wrote to Mr. Bush. "Today, I am feeling particularly denied and particularly unequal."
"I don't believe that your relationship should be afforded the same status in the law as a man and a woman agreeing to marriage," he wrote.
FULL: Jeb Bush's Emails as Governor Show His Feelings on Same-Sex Marriage [NYT]
Out of all the email terminology available, it's fitting he called the book "Reply All." "Forward" would have been a big lie.
Maine: NOM finally forced to hand over its tiny, out-of-state, incestuous donor roll
The list itself holds few surprises, showing the same names we've long known (Templeton, Fieler, Caster, Knights of Columbus) having financed NOM's operations in Maine. But having covered this saga for all the years that NOM tried to obstruct justice, I do feel compelled to post this final chapter:
Breaking: NOM Hands Over Donor List From Maine Campaign Against Same-Sex Marriage – Details [NCRM]
The whole thing is already starting to feel nostalgic.
This delusional primary: Huckabee claims 'same-sex marriage is not the law of the land'
The US Supreme Court did not "write a law," obviously. Instead, the majority found that same-sex couples have the right, under our constitution, to enter into civil marriages. In fact, the laws that were passed to try to muddy and ultimately stop that right (both federally, with DOMA, and with all the state marriage bans) are what court after court found unconstitutional; SCOTUS agreed.
But now listen to Mike Huckabee, a presidential candidate who wants nothing more than to entwine church and state into a covenant marriage, throw some red meat at Iowans in hopes that they will support his pipe dreams:
MIKE HUCKABEE: Well, let me correct you. Same-sex marriage is not the law of the land. And let me tell you why. Because the Supreme Court cannot make law. And so I know we say it is, but — let's be very clear. Let's go back to the fundamentals of the Constitution. Three branches of government equal to each other. Each has checks and balances with each other. No one branch can just do something and say, to heck with the other two branches. It doesn't work like that.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: Mike Huckabee: "Same-Sex Marriage Is Not the Law of the Land" [The Pulse (an anti-gay conservative site)]
And of course Huckabee throws in Dred Scott since that's become the gross, cynical, and divisive talking point social conservatives love to toss out there in order to make our love seem like one of history's ugliest chapters. Huck says:
HUCKABEE: I don't mean to overwhelm this, but here's what I think we've got to understand. In history, there have been times — Jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln, all ignored Supreme Court decisions that they clearly knew were unlawful. The most notorious was the Dred Scott decision in 1857 which said black people weren't fully human. Let me just ask, does anybody here agree that that decision was the right decision? I mean, it was the Supreme Court's decision. So if the Supreme Court decides something and it's now the law of the land, shouldn't we now be disrespecting black people? Why do we not? Well, because one, Abraham Lincoln refused to accept it. He refused to abide by it. And he instead signed the Emancipation Proclamation and later we passed the Fourteenth Amendment, which codified into law what Lincoln said was the obvious law.
FULL TRANSCRIPT: Mike Huckabee: "Same-Sex Marriage Is Not the Law of the Land" [The Pulse (an anti-gay conservative site)]
But even in his disgusting attempts to play a "slavery" card, he trips up in his own rhetoric. Yes, he's right that Lincoln reacted in outrage to the heinous ruling. But until new laws were passed, Dred Scott was legally binding, something Lincoln himself acknowledged in his first inaugural address. The president and allies had to engage in political efforts to ultimately overturn the ruling and damage done.
And yes, a theoretical President Huckabee (shudder) could use the same political will, moving to pass new laws and even shooting for a far-fetched constitutional amendment. But that never-going-to-happen, only-in-Huck-and-Santorum's-dreams scenario still wouldn't change the fact that same-sex marriage, circa the summer of 2015, is the law of the land in all of these United States. This idea that it is not is simply Huckabee's delusion and nothing more. It is not a serious idea for a serious electorate.


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While the whole town is "off the beaten path" if you have an interest in innovative school construction or a dynamic charter school that is demonstrating that poor, struggling public school students can achieve success in the right environment using the same public money, then this might be a highlight of your trip to Florida.
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Most of the park is dedicated to family picnicking and clean, stone restrooms are provided at each end of the park for your convenience. Grill stands are available for cooking
We were in the area during the Azalea blooming and that is beautiful. There are some "formal" gardens but the main draw of the park is the hiking trails around the streams and pond.
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Rangers Want A Compensation Pick
by Paul on 11/06/08 at 09:00 PM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
The Rangers are seeking a compensatory selection in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft for the loss of Alexei Cherepanov, The Post has learned.
Glen Sather raised the issue at the general managers' meeting in Chicago two weeks ago, citing CBA Article 8.3 (b) that stipulates that compensatory picks be awarded to teams unable to sign first-round draft picks.
Sather is submitting that the Rangers should receive the 17th selection in the second round of June's draft as compensation for losing Cherepanov, the 17th overall selection in the 2006 Draft who died in Russia on Oct. 13 while playing for Omsk.
"At this point, the league has taken no position on the Rangers' request," NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly told The Post. "The matter is in front of the league's general managers, who will address the subject at their next meeting in March.
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Renney Not Happy After Loss To Islanders
by Paul on 11/05/08 at 09:39 AM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
Brandon Dubinsky, whose game has been slipping for over a week, reached his nadir. Aaron Voros had another too quiet game. Nikolai Zherdev was average. Drury wasn't good at all. Scott Gomez was erratic. Wade Redden continued to turn almost every play available to him into a soft, ineffective one.
Renney was fuming, and it wasn't only because of the amazingly inept power play. The Rangers did not assert themselves physically. They have no intimidating physical force. Instead, they allowed Andy Sutton to menace their small forwards anywhere he pleased.
"I'm [ticked] right off," said the head coach. "We need to get a little more dirt on our faces, need to get nicked up a little. It's the whole game; the entire game. We've lost two in a row for a reason."
more on the Rangers loss to the Islanders last night…
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Give Gomez A Goal Scorer
by Paul on 11/03/08 at 09:50 AM ET
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...the most distressing pattern thus far revolves around the Renney's reluctance to give his best playmaking center, his most creative pivot and his elite puck-carrying breakdown skater - they're all Scott Gomez, by the way - complementary wingers who belong on his line. The head coach's attempt to spread the wealth has created a fragmented offense lacking a go-to line with which the opposition must contend.
The Rangers have committed $51M over seven years to Gomez, yet they've assigned him to play with Nigel Dawes and Ryan Callahan, wingers who probably are more compatible to third-line responsibility. They have taken their most talented center and all but marginalized him as an offensive force.
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How To Beat A Goal Scoring Slump
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from Steve Zipay of Newsday,
"You try to find something that relaxes you, "Naslund said. "Whether it's watching a movie or listening to music or playing with the kids. I think you need the mental release from thinking about the game and what's going wrong ... Now, I'm just trying to enjoy it more than anything, have fun and enjoy the moment. I always think it's nice to get your mind off hockey. I don't watch hockey when I'm at home, I try to get a breather."
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Zherdev Getting Attention In The Big Apple
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from Lynn Zinser of the New York Times,
After the Rangers celebrated their 3-2 victory, which gave them a 10-2-1 start, Zherdev shared few feelings. In his fifth N.H.L. season, Zherdev still speaks only a smattering of English. Still, he tried to get across what the move from Columbus to New York had done for him.
"I am very comfortable," Zherdev said. "It is better here than Columbus. I am very comfortable.
"New team, new system, every game I try better and better."
From all accounts, Zherdev has embraced the fresh start. He has scored five goals and possesses an electric quality on the ice. He has certainly enjoyed the club's hot start, in contrast to the mediocrity of Columbus, which has never made the playoffs. And there, he had all the expectations that came with his high draft spot.
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Zherdev Has Real Leaders He Can Learn From
by Paul on 10/30/08 at 11:31 AM ET
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from Arthur Staple of Newsday,
Zherdev is older now than Kovalev was then. Wiser, too, one hopes, after four seasons of futility in Columbus. His plus/minus is a league- best +9, which says a little about his attention to detail in his own zone.
There's another plus: He's got teammates now who prefer to lead by example. Jaromir Jagr and Brendan Shanahan, who made his departure official Wednesday, were too far beyond their prime to be that kind of leader. Shanahan always knew the right thing to say, and Jagr played class clown well to Shanahan's class president, but neither had the skills left to be the good example for a player like Zherdev.
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Good Mix In New York
by Paul on 10/30/08 at 09:10 AM ET
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from Craig Simpson of Blogs and Colums at CBC,
This season's early success seems to justify the eight-year rebuilding process that general manager Glen Sather has endured.
At times it was painful, and after the first four years without playoffs, Sather's team is now looking for its fourth straight playoff run.
For years the Rangers had hung on to veteran players and brought in big-name personalities that at times had more ego than they had game. Breaking the ties with Ranger heroes like Mark Messier, Mike Richter and Brian Leetch were difficult moves given their years of quality service and Stanley Cup history, but were necessary in order to move on and turn the page as a franchise.
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Rangers Need To Think Ahead With Dubinsky
by Paul on 10/29/08 at 10:02 AM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
Dubinsky is tied with Scott Gomez for the team lead in scoring with 11 points (4-7). When on his game, he plays with a chip on his shoulder the size of his native Alaska. He is a team guy and a leadership guy.
He also is on the final year of his Entry Level contract, and is the class of the prospective Group II Class of '09, all due respect to Paul Stastny and Jordan Staal.
With an anticipated 10 percent increase in average, a team making a Group II offer sheet of $5.7M would only owe compensation of a first-, a second- and a third-round draft pick for Dubinsky if the Rangers refused to match.
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Lundqvist Your Early Season MVP
by Paul on 10/29/08 at 09:45 AM ET
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from Steve Zipay of Newsday,
The numbers are worthy of royalty: a league-leading seven wins, fourth in the NHL in goals-against-average, just .007 from third place in save percentage, and perfect in denying three shootout attempts.
He did all this while playing the most minutes of any goaltender in the league so far.
Crown Henrik Lundqvist the early season team MVP.
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Recipe For A Loss
by Paul on 10/27/08 at 02:49 PM ET
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from Stan Fischler at Game On,
...Meanwhile, Scott Gomez continues to fly, Lundqvist wins every Shootout and Fred Sjostrom keeps popping in Shootout goals. You have to wonder how the Rangers can possibly lose tonight.
I'll tell you how: 1. Get cocky and believe the game is in the bag before it IS in the satchel 2; Find a hot goalie between the Islanders pipes; 3. Play less inspired than the undermanned home club.
more on the Rangers…
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Elton John to Find Out Who His Son's Baby Daddy Is!shellthings
Elton John and David Furnish didn't plan on finding out which of them is their son Zachary's biological father.
The couple wanted to be equal parents of the baby that came to them via surrogate, so they didn't want to know who the biological dad is.
But, the couple has changed their minds.
The reason for this change of heart? Elton John and David Furnish think their son needs to know his full medical history, which would only be possible if they know which of them is the bio dad.
Elton John said, "Zac will have to know for his medical records. If it's David, I'd be very proud. It wouldn't matter to me and vice versa."
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Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Mansfield with free breakfast and outdoor pool
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Situated in Mansfield, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Aristide Event Center, Mansfield Historical Museum, and Farr Best Theater. Elmer W. Oliver Nature Park is 2.8 mi (4.5 km) away.
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An outdoor pool, a fitness center, and a 24-hour business center are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a meeting room, dry cleaning, and laundry facilities.
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Hampton Inn & Suites Mansfield features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Event facilities measure 552 square feet (51 square meters). This Mansfield hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Hampton Inn & Suites Mansfield is a smoke-free property.
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Total number of rooms - 88
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of floors - 3
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- One meeting room
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- Conference space size (meters) - 51
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- Conference space size (feet) - 552
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- Outdoor pool
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Review: You probably already know Maoz. If you don't, go to one as soon as you can. This one is easily accessible, just outside the central train station. There's not much seating, and none of it is inside, so that's tough when it's raining, but you get a lot of food for a cheap price, and it's not cheap quality. This is an easy spot to find and great if you're in a hurry. Definitely go here. The Tahini sauce is vegan (the other sauces aren't) and items on the salad bar are quite obvious whether they're vegan or not.
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With a stay at Days Inn O'Fallon in O'Fallon, you'll be in the suburbs and within the region of Scott Air Force Base and Fairmount Park Racetrack. This hotel is within the region of Gateway Arch and Busch Stadium.
Make yourself at home in one of the 63 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature bathtubs, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and complimentary newspapers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
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Enjoy the recreation opportunities such as a fitness center or make use of other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access.
For your convenience, a complimentary breakfast is served daily.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, a 24-hour front desk, and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.
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It was a clean hotel with an attentive host
There is an O'Fallon in Illinois and another in Missouri. They are equal distance from St Louis but in Opposite directions. You should have a last minute reminder to people booking in either state to double check they will be in the right one. I was not.
The beds were comfortable, not too soft. Plenty of pillows. Clean. Breakfast was well done.
It would be nice to have flat screen TVs, but that was minor. We had issues with cell service.
It was very clean and quiet
The room
Blood on one pillow case and a stain on a towel..couldve been blood as well
Hotel was in midst of remodel, room I was in was clearly not remodeled. Breakfast options were horrible, went to Hardee's. Old outdated furniture, dresser had 2 cabinets with no drawers, box style TV
Ease of check in and out.
Room was marked non smoking but you could tell it had been smoked in. Older model room. Bathroom was clean but very dated. Shower head had been replaced about five times. Breakfast was very meager.
Pet friendly, Friendly staff and good location. Definitely an older building but getting better. Brand new carpet in our rooms and hallway.
Convenient location to a variety of restaurants and interstate. A safe in each room for valuables
Very poor appearance when we pulled up. Weeds very tall and unmanaged. Door in room had about a 2 inch gap between the bottom and the floorboards safer latch on inside
I thought it was very clean and it looked new... some hotels can be clean and look old. Yours looked new.
Only thing I would suggest is having refrigerators and microwaves in every room.
Absolutely nothing
Very dirty. Something that looked like poop smeared on the wall beside the bed. Bathtub backed up bad while taking showers and very slow to drain. Was supposed to stay two nights but checked out after one!! Rude employees
no remote for tvvolume button didn't work on the tvpeople next door were fighting and were loud, had to call front desk to complain
Nice beds, plenty of pillows.
Internet was not functional and infrastructure was cheaply put together. Several failed light fixtures. Continental breakfast was subpar.
The location was close to where we were conducting business and they allowed pets.
The walls were very thin, you could hear EVERYTHING going on in the hall and in the adjacent rooms. The bed sheets, towels, and shower were definitely not clean.
Very dark. No outside lighting. Crowds of unsavoury people outside the main doors. We refused to stay.
Dirty, outdated
It wa a place to sleep.
It was under renovation, and there were people loitering in the hallways all night.
Honestly I did not feel safe and for the price I paid, I would have thought it would have been a lot better than it was. Needless to say, I will not book another night there.
Friendliness, price was OK for what is was. They were renovating
Comforter smelled of urine. No pool
Hospitality Friendly Clean Reasonable Price Good Value Nice Breakfast
Staff was helpful.
They are remodeling this hotel and there was sheet rock dust on everything in our room. Are other room had a huge hole in the tub.
The location was perfect for us .
i like the Hotel. The room was clean .
Rude people
We were not told they were renovating on the floor we were on (alot of noise in the morning).
Located near movies and restaurants
Not clean bathroom or carpets, also under renovation with no discount, only thing for breakfast was waffle maker and juice.
Would've been nice to know they were renovating. Our deadbolt didn't work on the door, the bathroom door wouldn't shut, the sink wouldn't drain and the elevator smelled like smoke. I'm sure it will nice when it's done but didn't help with this trip.
The staff was great.... beautiful young lady at the front desk
Low price
Non-Smoking Room smelled of smoke.
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Time for a few more pieces of technology I've enjoyed this year that would make good stocking stuffers.
4. WD TV Live Hub
While there are an abundance of networked media players in market, it was the size, internal 1TB drive, format support, and the portability that won me over. Then Christmas came early when the Windows 8 Developer Preview supported this device as one of it's DLNA playback devices, helping me to justify my decision. While those of us used to playing media back through Windows Media Center will miss some of the UI elements, as a secondary travelling device the WD TV Live Hub is great. To further strengthen its position as a travel companion the power supply connectors can be changed easily to support your destination of choice. HDMI, component and composite connections mean that it can connect to almost any television in recent history, but you may need to pack a few different cables if you don't know what you will encounter. Which again supports the Grid-It inclusion in part 1 of this article.
5. DisplayPort to HDMI adapter
You might find that your DisplayPort to HDMI cable that you purchased for your laptop doesn't support audio over HDMI (as I did), so you need to invest in something to address the issue. These are cheap devices, they do their job, and they allow you to use a standard HDMI cable which can be used for other things, such as the WD TV Live Hub mentioned above. This may lead to the question why not just use the laptop for all entertainment purposes and forgo the dedicated media playback device? Well, firstly the dedicated device can be used by others as you are using your laptop, without worrying about which application is taking focus for control. Anyone who has run Media Center in multiple monitor mode probably knows what I'm talking about. Also, the IR range for the remote is much better than any combination of travel sized Media Center remotes and USB IR dongles. But if you want to travel lighter, and don't need to consider others requirements as much, then the PC is definitely a great way to play back media while travelling.
6. The Plantronics Calisto P-820M
There are a few versions of this unified communications device in market, but the version I have is a USB audio device that I can use for Lync (or Skype =) ). I can also pair Bluetooth devices like my Backbeat Headset or Windows Phone device, and use it as my communications hub. An added bonus while travelling is that you can stand it on its side and use it as a digital clock, something I rely on. It's also got headphone and microphone in jacks, so you are pretty much eqipped for making calls from home or on the road. However, it doesn't stop there... there are also versions that include land line support, as well as a Bluetooth earpiece, so you are covered for quite a few usage scenarios.
That's just a small selection of the technology I've encountered in 2011 that has worked well for me, and maybe can help give some ideas for those of you needing inspiration for gift giving.
And a small update... my quest for maximal cable and connector coverage while travelling with minimal cables hit a speed bump - who would have thought in this day and age I would have needed a SCART cable, more specifically a SCART to Component + Audio. In this case I'm going to tought it out and use composite instead. It's not the end of the world, and it doesn't look as bad as I was expecting.


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"Dead Reform Walking:" On Fairness, Immigration, and Spending
By Renu Zaretsky :: November 19th, 2014
A Senator says "no way" to a bill that won't see December's light of day. As far as the lame-duck Congress is concerned, the Marketplace Fairness Act is dead: House Speaker John Boehner assured as much last week. Senator Ted Cruz has added his two cents (tax-free) insisting it is the "height of lunacy" to […]
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Tom Coburn: Tax Subsidies Are Socialism
By Howard Gleckman :: July 19th, 2011
Give Sen. Tom Coburn(R-OK) credit. In a city where obfuscation and misdirection are the coin of the realm, the conservative Republican lets you know exactly where he stands. While most of his party remains mired in its "job-killing tax increase" rhetoric, Coburn has no misgivings about eliminating tax subsidies and using the money to reduce […]
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The GOP, Ethanol, and the No-Tax Pledge
By Howard Gleckman :: June 15th, 2011
A majority of Senate Republicans yesterday took a symbolic but hugely important vote to eliminate $6 billion in tax subsidies for the production of ethanol. And, so far at least, they have not turned into pumpkins. The symbolism of their vote should not be underestimated. In a small but important way, 34 GOP senators proved to […]
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Friday, December 7, 2012 2:59 AM EST
Preserve memory of Pearl Harbor
Today is the seventy-first anniversary of the Japanese attack on the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The sneak assault killed 2,400 Americans, wounded more than 1,000 others, destroyed or damaged numerous U.S. Navy ships, and prompted American involvement in a world war that had been raging since the fall of 1939.
Time is moving on. Since that dark Sunday morning, the United States has had 12 presidents and been involved in five more wars. The number of remaining survivors of the Pearl Harbor attack dwindles each year. In fact, the renowned Pearl Harbor Survivors Association dissolved in late 2011 after 53 years.
Tragically, it seems that some Americans have forgotten the events of Dec. 7, 1941. Indeed, Stu Hedley, a Pearl Harbor survivor who now resides in San Diego, sadly told CNN last year, "I've had college students who have asked me what Pearl Harbor was. If you can find a paragraph (in California textbooks) about Pearl Harbor, you are doing good."
Today should be a day for reflection.
There is a prominent saying, widely attributed to Air Force Col. Walter Hitchcock of the New Mexico Military Institute, that declares "Freedom isn't free." That is spot on, and much of the price for freedom is paid by military personnel. They face unimaginable dangers as they safeguard the liberties most Americans take for granted, often with little or no warning.
The men and women of Pearl Harbor exemplify this. When they awoke 71 years ago today, they had barely an inkling that they soon would face an attack then-President Franklin Roosevelt would describe as "unprovoked and dastardly." They confronted the danger with courage and valor, and many gave, as Abraham Lincoln put it at Gettysburg nearly a century earlier, "the last full measure of devotion" for the cause of freedom.
As such, Americans should remember and honor their sacrifice today and for years to come.