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Tier 2 Finals closing in!
Hello again!
Got some updates on whats happening during this weekend. First and foremost, we have a date for the Tier 2 Finals.
Saturday (tomorrow) may 8 at 20:00: Stray Dogs vs Professors
Predictions for the game will be written and posted by Bacillus.
Shoutcasting for this game will be done by Blind and Sonder mainly, but they might get some surprise guests.
Thats it about this game I think, contact me if anything changes or if you have questions.
Secondly, we also have the Tier 1 Finals on sunday may 9 at 20:00,
2BALLS vs RAMBOS.
Working on getting shoutcasting for this game aswell.
Predictions will come, also done by Bacillus!
Thats it for now I think, but I´ll keep you all updated if things change.
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gobot | Stray Dogs
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NecRos_aka_Orgad | Team Three
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Will it be "live" so you can listen it while spectating? :P
8 May 2010, 09:56
Danny | Patphat
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21 Apr 2014
An anonymous coach and Rick Spielman get together and talk about how tough their jobs are. Then, Peter discusses the case for Pat Tillman's number to be retired.
3 comments, Last at 23 Apr 2014, 5:32pm by LionInAZ
Weird feeling to agree with PK over Collinsworth, but while Pat Tillman is absolutely a hero, there's not really any logic to him being inducted into the Hall of Fame.
"Treat a man as he is, and he will remain as he is. Treat a man as he could be, and he will become what he should be."
Yeah, but politics.
The man with no sig
The HOF site (profootballhof.com) has a section for NFL players who died in combat. Tillman is already mentioned there. He wasn't even the first player to volunteer to serve, so making a special case for Tillman would be an insult to the others who served and died. The only reason this is even being discussed is because of short-sighted historical memory.
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Dear Readers,
Before we move on to your spicy preguntas, a bit of housecleaning. Primeramente, gracias to all the Know Nothings who responded to my 100-word-essay challenge asking them to justify loving legal Mexicans but not the illegal ones; I will publish the best entries on the Mexican's April Fools' edición.
On a more important note: pinche. Many of ustedes offered alternate meanings to this Mexican Spanish vulgarity beyond "cooking assistant" and "fucking in the adverbial sense." From our Puerto Rican brothers:
In Puerto Rico, pinche is simply the term used for a wooden clothespin. There is no negative connotation of the word on the island.
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When my in-laws were in recently, my cuñada saw us drinking margaritas from a margarita glass. "Eso es muy pinche," she said, and our mouths dropped. But according to my mother-in-law, pinche in Colombia just means that one is putting on airs.
Next is my pal Tigrillo, a proud Mexi grad of Princeton University, voicing something echoed by many other tejanos who wrote in:
In south Texas, they use pinche to refer to people being tight with their money. Kind of weird, since so many folk in south Texas have roots in Monterrey, the supposed land of the codos. I think that meaning of pinche is Tex-Mex, and I have never heard it used similarly elsewhere.
Something for the Spanish-speaking readers of this column. Oh, my god: the Reconquista has even hit ¡Ask a Mexican!
Soy un nostálgico ex-neoyorquino que ahora vive en Chilangolandia. Leyendo la respuesta que diste al uso de pinche, pienso que no puedes decir "¡Pinche!" a secas, porque además de adverbio es un adjetivo que necesita calificar a un nombre (adverbios se convierten en adjetivos, es mi punto). Tienes que decir, como le explicaste al gabacho: "¡Pinche gringo culero!," o "¡Pinche güey!" como decimos mucho aquí en Mexico City. También decimos mucho: "Eso está muy pinche," para determinar la mala calidad o mal gusto de cualquier cosa. ¿Y qué tal el superlativo pinchísimo? También se debe incluir como adjetivo, ¿no?: "¡Esa película estuvo pinchísima!" es una gran palabra y por supuesto es muy buena traducción para fucking. Me gusta particularmente: "Fucking bitch!" Pero no por misógino, sino porque suena tan bien como "¡Pinche puta!"
The final word goes to a gabacho living inMexico:
Actually, Mexican: here in Sinaloa, pinche is a pretty mild word, more like your (and mine for years) definition, "worthless." Commonly used by la gente educada y religiosa, pinche just doesn't have that connotation of "fucking" that it seems to have gained from you pinche wabs y Chicanos in the borderlands and in the U.S.
One qualifier to the Mexicanized gabacho: He lives in Sinaloa, a Pacific coastal state notorious for its tough, vulgar residents. Need proof? This is where most of Mexico's drugs lords originate — and now, I shut up.
Have you seen the Simpsons figurines from Kid Robot? The Bumblebee Man is the hardest to get, therefore the most valuable of the bunch. I've seen it on eBay going for $75 when they cost seven bucks in the store. You think Matt Groening did this on purpose 'cause he really does love the Mexicans, or you think it was just a funny character and a funnycoincidence?
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Dear Wabette,
Of course Groening loves Mexicans, and not just because he freely admits that the legendary Mexican superhero El Chapulín Colorado (The Red Grasshopper) inspired Bumblebee Man. As I argue in an essay included in my ¡Ask a Mexican! compilation, The Simpsons is the most-Latino show ever to appear on English-language television, one so wabby it makes The George Lopez Show seem as gabacho as Friends. Want a full explanation? Buy my book, because I'm over my word count that the gabachos give me!
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Norberto BerdiaTweetUruguay (1900 -  1984 )
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Norberto Berdia - Camino Con Carreta Y Rancho
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Item No. 2368104 : Norberto Berdia (Uruguayan, 1900-1983), Camino con Carreta y Rancho, Oil on Canvas, 1935 B1WCC Description in a Richard Tobey frame; signed 'Berdia' lower left Provenance Property from a Northeast Collector; Sotheby's New York, Wednesday 16th November, Lot 00249 Measurements image 27 in. x 26 3/4 in.; with frame: 38 1/2 in. x 38 1/2 in. Condition not inspected out of the frame, frames not guaranteed for condition; losses to the top of the canvas where the canvas meets the frame; canvas possibly in need of a light cleaning
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So, I was out at Walmart looking for various things, and stopped by the Electronics department to look for USB drives, and saw the Blu-Ray/DVD Collectors Edition of "The Force Awakens" at what for me was a reasonable price. Now, I had heard lots about it, but hadn't seen it, and so felt some trepidation about buying it … but I figured I'd buy it anyway, so decided, hey, why not?
Now, I'm not the ideal person to review it because I already knew pretty much all of the story before going in, so I won't be surprised at any of the shocking plot points. On the other hand, in a way that makes me a more ideal person to review it because I can focus more on how that was presented rather than just on what's happening. So, call it a wash, mostly.
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The Robber" might as well be called "The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner." It tells the story of a man who runs so well he's a marathon contender but is compelled to rob banks and then run away from the scene of the crime. That is what the movie is about: bank robberies and running, and a bleak life that seems to contain nothing else of much interest for him.
It is a good question whether Johann Rettenberger (Andreas Lust) actually feels joy when he pulls off a successful robbery and escapes. He seems to have sentenced himself to loop indefinitely though the same actions, punctuated by intervals of prison time. When we first see him, he's running around a prison track and then, back in his cell, pounding on a treadmill.
One assumes that champion endurance athletes must be monomaniacs, at least while training and performing. Lance Armstrong comes to mind. In the case of Rettenberger, there seems to be nothing else in life. He doesn't engage with people. His answers are curt and defiant. When he encounters a woman he was apparently involved with, he is cold and hostile. He makes no effort to ingratiate himself with his parole officer (Markus Schleinzer).
He trains. He plans. He runs. Is he exhilarated when he escapes after a bank job? Not apparently. His successful escape simply signals the beginning of the next job. He doesn't even show any interest in spending the loot.
"The Robber" is based on the story of a real man, Johann Kastenberger, who won a marathon and many other races in Austria in the 1980s. He also robbed several banks, wearing a Ronald Reagan mask and carrying a shotgun, gaining himself the nickname "Shotgun Ronnie." Once, when cornered by police in a stolen car on a motorway, he fled into the woods, ran cross-country and stole another car.
Director Benjamin Heisenberg based his film on a novel by Martin Prinz, who co-wrote the screenplay. They depict their hero as a psychological void; a man who deliberately tries to project no personality. One is reminded a little of the hero of Jean-Pierre Melville's "Le Samourai" (1967), a killer for hire played by Alain Delon. He also was a solitary man of few emotions, but that film surrounded his loneliness with characters and embedded him in a great maze of plot.
"The Robber" has not so much a plot as a series of events. The relationship with the woman is left open-ended. The attempts of the parole officer to care about him result in violence. He wants to rob banks and run. What brought him to this point remains an enigma.
The movie therefore offers meager pleasures of character. Where it excels is in staging and cinematography. The running sequences, in races, on city streets and through forests, are very well-handled. (The film inserts him in real races.) His expertise in stealing cars and dealing with their owners is direct and efficient. Curiously, we care so little about him that it doesn't much matter to us if he escapes or not; we watch with the same interest that we bring to a race with no runners we care about. Here is a well-made movie with insufficient interest in its hero.
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Although I disagree with almost all your criticisms, I think yours a great review and I enjoyed reading it - I gave it a positive vote. People misunderstand what a review is meant to be. A review is your personal point of view written in a style that may make it interesting to someone else. Interesting does not mean agreeable.
As to what I disagree with, I just don't believe in the implied measure of purity to which you hold this album up to. I understand your point of a recording of a single concert and I would probably buy that album as well, were it ever released. But I see no slight that this is a compilation of several performances. I like hearing the various phases and experimentation that the band went through. It's just different approaches.
As to the list of producers, part of the reason is specifically that it is a compilation and different sound engineering teams were at hand at the concerts at different time. As to whether that indicates that splices or alterations were made, I don't know. In this day and age of augmentation during live concerts let alone recordings, it is increasingly hard to tell where the blurry line is.
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EU governments slam Brussels' GM crops plan
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The European Commission's plans to hand over to member states the power to ban or authorise genetically modified (GM) crops were strongly criticised by key EU governments at an Agriculture Council yesterday (27 September).
All the EU's heavyweights opposed proposals put forward in July by EU Health Commissioner John Dalli, aimed at ending more than a decade of deadlock on the GM crop cultivation in the EU.
Brussels' plan was criticised both by traditionally anti-GMO countries such as France and Italy and member states that have long been pro-GMO, such as Spain. Germany, the UK and Poland also opposed the proposal.
"It is not in one or two months that we can reach a compromise. The issue will be subject to long negotiations," acknowledged acting Belgian Agriculture Minister and current president of the EU Agriculture Council Sabine Laruelle.
Member states fear that the proposal may lead to the fragmentation of the internal market for agriculture goods. The Commission's proposal is also deemed incompatible with World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules.
"The proposal does not undermine the internal market and it is not against WTO rules. It is the present situation which creates problems with the WTO," said Commissioner Dalli, responding to critics during a press conference in Brussels.
However, the Commission's plan is at risk of being withdrawn or radically modified. As a transitional measure, ministers agreed to establish a working group aimed at addressing the issues raised by critics of the proposals.
Dalli is also hoping that environment ministers, who also have a say on the matter, will adopt a less critical approach towards his idea. "Negotiations will go on at the Environment Council in three weeks," he said. The environment ministers are scheduled to meet on 14 October.
Belgian Minister Laruelle said it would be necessary to better inform the general public about GMOs to avoid dangerous simplifications. "Not all GMOs are bad, and not all are good," she said.
According to a Eurobarometer survey published in 2008, 58% of European citizens oppose GMOs, while only 21% declare themselves in favour of genetically-modified organisms. In some countries, such as Slovenia, Greece or Cyprus, over three quarters of the population are against GMOs.
Italian Agriculture Minister Giancarlo Galan confirmed Italy's traditional anti-GMO line by saying that the Commission proposal "would fragment the Common Agriculture Policy," and that is contrary to "the EU treaty and WTO rules".
However, he did not completely oppose the idea of using GMOs, as his predecessors used to do. "Experimentation is the keyword," he said at a press conference following the EU Council.
His Spanish colleague, Elena Espinosa, whose country has been traditionally been in favour of GMOs, expressed similar concerns. "Commission proposals will fraction the internal market and are against WTO rules," she said.
"The proposal would give way to a renationalisation of the agriculture policy, which should instead remain a European competence," she added.
ALDE MEP Corinne Lepage (France), who is the European Parliament's rapporteur on the GMO proposal, said: "Questions linked to legal certainty, the functioning of the internal market or the application of the conclusions of the December 2008 Environment Council on the improvement of sanitary and environmental risks are all elements which must be considered to evaluate this proposal."
Greenpeace EU agriculture policy director Marco Contiero said: EU countries should not be duped into accepting the proposal as it stands and taking the pressure off the Commission to improve crop safety and prevent GM contamination. Unless safety testing is improved, the Commission will authorise a raft of new GM crops that have not been properly tested, he said in a statement.
"Until Europeans and farmers can be sure that the dangers of GM crops are thoroughly addressed, EU ministers should demand a moratorium on new authorisations," he added.
Carel du Marchie Sarvaas, director for agricultural biotechnology at EU bioindustry lobby EuropaBio, said, "these proposals appear to give carte blanche to ban safe and approved GM crops in any country or region regardless of the needs or wishes of their farmers".
"In addition, the proposals will inject further legal uncertainty for those farmers that do wish to grow these crops. The upshot is that even as we contemplate a future fraught with the challenges of globalisation, climate change, food insecurity and shortage of natural resources, we will be denying our farmers the ability to use cutting edge technologies, already available to their counterparts outside the EU, to help them to deal with these same challenges," he added.
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I would like to respond to the recent editorial article regarding the Wellspring Center for Professional Futures.
In particular, I would like to address the following quote; "We translate 'advanced manufacturing' to mean training folks to work at Toyota." That is simply not the case.
As the senior consultant to the Wellspring Center, my directive is to develop a program that meets Toyota's charge to "enhance" not "supplement" educational opportunities for the students in the PUL Counties. We have stayed true to that objective. I think the editorial may have confused the Wellspring Center for Professional Futures project with the recently announced Advanced Manufacturing Technician (AMT) program at ICC, which is a degreed training program that will produce highly skilled maintenance technicians to work in manufacturing.
The Wellspring Center concept is designed to expose high school juniors and seniors to lifelong professional careers that have a promising future. The center will provide a nontraditional school environment and will focus on hands-on learning. It will not be a training center, nor will it grant any degrees.
The curriculum that will be offered at the center will be an addition to any curriculums offered in the eight school districts in Pontotoc, Union and Lee Counties. It is modeled after many similar game-changing institutions around the country. Early and in-depth exposure to career options will help align student skills and interests with emerging careers in our economy. Ultimately, our students will find rewarding careers while family incomes in the area will rise from below the state average to significantly above the state average.
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The vampire movie is hard to kill, like the vampire itself. A stake through the heart and a string of garlic might rid your house of any unwanted undead, but you can't get away from them on your screens, large or small.
This is the New Age of the Vampire, complete with New Age vampires who don't like to bite people (the Cullens from the Twilight movies are not the only ones). Never before have the armies of the night been so numerous, so popular, so visible or so anodyne. There are neck-biting franchises everywhere - books, TV and especially movies, where they are sucking in billions in box office. The five Twilight Saga movies took in $5.5 billion and this trend is not about to end. The film website IMDB lists 26 vampire titles in production for 2014, including Dracula Untold, an origin story about Vlad the Impaler, and The Bloody Indulgent, a ''horror musical''.
These are not your dad's vampires, though. The undead are evolving in new directions. They have feelings and consciences now; sometimes they are the victims of hate crimes by humans.
The popularity is not new. Count Dracula, the Transylvanian tooth fairy created by Bram Stoker in 1897, has starred in at least 170 films, more than any other fictional character (followed by Sherlock Holmes). What is the universal appeal?
Flexibility, for one thing. Vampires come in an infinite variety, like Bertie Bott's Every Flavour Beans in the Harry Potter stories. They can be old or young (Kirsten Dunst in Interview with the Vampire, 1994), male or female (Dracula's Daughter, 1936), dramatic or comic (Mel Brooks' Dracula: Dead and Loving It, 1995). There are arty ones, alien ones, hundreds of exploitation ones. The late Spanish schlock director Jesus Franco was a specialist in the sub-category of erotic lesbian vampires. His Vampyres Lesbos from 1971 is a classic in the field.
Vampirism can mean whatever a storyteller wants it to mean. In Jim Jarmusch's sombre and nocturnal new film Only Lovers Left Alive, Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston are a married couple, living apart. He collects rare guitars in Detroit and makes intense personal music; she prowls the dark streets of Algiers in sunglasses and designer leather. They don't kill, relying instead on suppliers of black-market blood products, a metaphor for heroin use.
In Francis Coppola's Dracula, blood became contaminated, hence all those shots of corpuscles travelling through veins. It was the vampire movie adapting to AIDS. Among the most interesting new ones are the rutting Louisiana vampires who live on Japanese-made artificial blood in the TV series True Blood. These bayou vampires are sexy as Hell, and I do mean the real Hades.
Vampires are the aristocrats of the undead. There are lots of zombies out there too, but who wants to be one? Zombies are foul-smelling, grunting carcasses with legs, stupid as posts. Modern vampires are attractive and naughty, like rock stars. They do what they want, acting on desires that are all too human, but forbidden. They kill with impunity, they have enormous physical and mental power, and they can even mate with a human.
If there is one thing that drives this whole speeding train of a genre, it is sex. Religion might be about the spirit, but vampirism is definitely about the body. Penetration leads to immortality, it seems. And for many vampires, this immortality comes when they're still young and beautiful, like Brad Pitt in Interview with the Vampire (1994) or Kristen Stewart in The Twilight Sagas. Forever young, I want to be...
Vampires have evolved in step with our changing beliefs. Bram Stoker did not invent the genre. The roots are much older, going back centuries, even before Christianity, but Christianity has always been the yin to Dracula's yang. Christians drink blood too, in a symbolic sense, during the Mass. Vampires are sometimes portrayed as fallen angels, with their own perversion of that ritual. The first major vampire film was Nosferatu, the German expressionist masterpiece from 1922, directed by F. W. Murnau, an unauthorised version of Stoker (for which they were sued by Stoker's widow). In nearly every subsequent film until the late 1970s, religion was a major thematic component. The various Professors Van Helsing used the Cross to burn the vampire's skin, or ward off attacks; holy water had the same corrosive effect.
Not any more. Religion has not quite disappeared from vampire movies, but it is far less prominent, partly because vampires now are just like us. That started with Anne Rice's first vampire novel, Interview with the Vampire, published in 1976. Her vampires had consciences; they killed, but not always with pleasure. Rice has said she took her lead from Gloria Holden's performance as Dracula's Daughter in the 1936 British film: ''It established to me what vampires were - these elegant, tragic, sensitive people.'' Rice had just lost her six-year-old daughter to leukaemia, and the book was written through a prism of grief and anger. Every vampire since owes something to Rice's reimagining. Vampires now have an inner life, rather than simply a hunger. They think and feel, and they are forever lonely, because everyone around them dies. Rice's vampires were always seeking love, but it never lasted.
Today's vampire is now human in almost every respect except feeding habits, and far less scary than they once were. That's what we've lost: the vampire that had real teeth and wasn't afraid to use them. They're all a bit wholesome now. It would be nice to see the return of the badass vampire, like the ones confronted by James Woods in John Carpenter's Vampires, from 1998. Woods plays the Vatican's chief vampire hunter, hunting Jan Valek, ''the original vampire'', played by Thomas Ian Griffith. Woods tells his new offsider, a Catholic priest (Tim Guinee), that ''vampires are not romantic''.
''Forget whatever you've seen in the movies. They don't turn into bats; crosses don't work. Garlic? You wanna try garlic? You stand around with garlic around your neck and one of these buggers will bend you f---kin' over and take a walk up your Strada Chocolata while he's suckin' the life out of your neck, all right? They don't sleep in coffins lined in taffeta. You wanna kill one, you drive a wooden stake right through his f---kin' heart. Sunlight turns 'em into crispy critters.''
Vampires without religion, vampires who don't make us afraid, are just not doing their job. Modern vampires have become decadent. Someone needs to take the genre by the throat and rip a nice big hole.
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It's decision time for Christians who say they support life and religious freedom. The Department of Health and Human Services released the final text of the Obamacare mandate that requires healthcare plans to provide free contraception, sterilizations, abortifacients, and abortion-inducing drugs.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The HHS was thorough. Virtually every kind of conceivable contraceptive, abortifacient, and abortion device, drug, and procedure is covered by the provision.
What's not included?
Your right to religious freedom.
Catholics and other Christians as well as anyone with a religious conscience will now have to start paying for health insurance plans that provide free contraception, sterilization, abortifacients, and abortion-inducing drugs to women at will.
This makes anyone who pays for these plans complicit in mass murder.
The Obama administration hopes that individuals are able to quell their conscience sufficiently to pay up, or fear the penalties enough to comply without raising anymore fuss. However, several lawsuits are pending in a bid to defend the religious freedom of all.
There are what the Obama administration calls "accommodations" in the law for certain organizations, bnt the exemption is very narrow and is more of a linguistic slight-of-hand than a true exemption.
Religious, non-profit organizations that promote themselves as such are "eligible organizations" that can apply to the IRS for exemption. If they do manage to secure an exemption, then the insurance company will be required to cover the difference. Naturally, the money for this coverage will not come out of their profits. Instead, it will anticipate these costs and build them into premiums and other costs they compel clients to pay.
Someone has to pay, and no matter what, it will be you.
Insurance companies notably do not have the option to opt out of such provisions either. For example, a Catholic university could not contract with a Catholic insurer to protect themselves. The insurance company would be compelled to pay, even if the university were exempt.
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Lerner is currently under Congressional investigation for her alleged role in the IRS harassment of conservative organizations that were applying for non-profit status.
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Response Expo/invention convention held downtown
"As seen on TV" wares seen here first
Dave Rice 8:30 a.m., April 29
Posted July 5, 2013
Part 1 in a spiritual tourism series.
Faith tourism is a booming billion-dollar industry, yet humans have sought refuge from the mundane drudgery of their daily lives and taken "holidays" in remote sanctuaries from the beginning of time in order to revive ...
Dave Rice 8:30 a.m., April 29
Matt Potter 4:30 p.m., April 28
Garrett Harris 4 p.m., April 28
Dave Rice 3:30 p.m., April 28
Don Bauder 1:30 p.m., April 28
Don Bauder 11:30 a.m., April 28
Ian Anderson 11 a.m., April 28
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Jamie Benn enjoyed a three-point afternoon Sunday as the Stars knocked off the Wild with a 5-4 win in Game 6.
Jamie Benn extended his scoring streak to five games with his third goal of the series on Friday night in Game 5.
Jamie Benn had a maintenance day, so he didn't take part in Tuesday's skate.
Jamie Benn scored in the Stars' 2-1 Game 2 win against the Wild on Saturday night.
Jamie Benn led the Stars to victory in Thursday's 4-0 Game 1 win over Minnesota.
Jamie Benn notched a goal for the Stars in their 3-2 win against the Kings on Saturday night.
Jamie Benn scored his 40th goal of the season and added an assist in the Stars' 4-1 win over Arizona on Thursday night.
Jamie Benn scored two goals in Tuesday's 5-2 win over the Nashville Predators.
Jamie Benn had two assists in Tuesday's 6-2 win over Chicago.
Jamie Benn notched two goals and an assist in the Stars 4-3 win over Tampa Bay on Thursday night.
Jamie Benn contributed an assist in Sunday's 2-1 win over Ottawa, but it's clear that he is still frustrated with his recent struggles.
Jamie Benn finished a frustrating night with a fight against Nashville's Paul Gaustad on Tuesday night.
Jamie Benn scored a pair of goals in Tuesday's 5-3 win over the Winnipeg Jets.
With his goal during Thursday's 6-3 loss to Arizona, Jamie Benn is now up to three straight 30-goal seasons.