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Start the gift-giving season off right—with a book, of course.
It's not tree time yet, but that doesn't mean we haven't got turkey, stuffing, and eggnog on the brain. We're also aiming to be the best gift-givers ever this holiday season (hey, we have a reputation to keep up), and getting started early is the easiest way to do it. So take it from us: We've got great gift ideas, holiday greeting tips, and cheeky ways to use your (sometimes disastrous) holiday gatherings as the inspiration for a unique book. Here's a toast to the holidays, to us, and to beautiful books.
Five-star gift ideas
We all like to receive a really good present—hold the scented soaps and sparkly socks please—but nothing quite compares with being the star-gift-giver, the bringer of joyful tears and love-filled laughter. To achieve this kind of coveted status your present needs to be thoughtful, personal, and beautiful. A tall order?
Not really. Here's how…
The personalized 2014 planner
With as few as 12 standout images, you can remind someone special—or be reminded yourself—of some extra-special dates by creating a personalized planner. All year long your thoughtfulness is right there on the calendar (how's that for a few easy extra love-points).
Add full-page photos or scanned illustrations and include week, month, or year-at-a-glance pages. Pepper them with special dates—birthdays, anniversaries, personal milestones—and voilà, star-gift numero uno.
The annual review
It all goes past so quickly. It's as easy to forget the details of your year's big highlights as it is to lose track of all the little things you've enjoyed together with a loved one. A lazy day in the park, friends for dinner, birthdays, anniversaries, short breaks and holidays—all soon become distant memories.
From Instant Photo Books using our Instagram, Facebook, and Designer Collection tools to BookSmart's fully customizable layouts and Adobe® Lightroom®'s unlimited creative control—creating a book that preserves and elevates those moments and makes for a gift of mega proportions. Arrange by date, order of loveliness, or whatever feels right—it's entirely up to you. Your book will raise laughs and smiles (maybe even temperatures) and your gift-giver status will get the gold star.
The personalized/illustrated notebook
For the creative souls, ponderers, and dedicated doodlers among us, a notebook is always a welcome gift. But a personalized notebook that is itself inspiring, thought-provoking, and even (potentially) a little tear-inducing is a gift on another level.
Photographs, illustrations, or just words can be placed on the covers and throughout, along with plenty of lined, blank, or grid-style pages. It's a gift that acknowledges the recipient's untapped creativity—and a sure-fire win for the giver.
The tailor-made cookbook
Calling all foodies and friends of budding master chefs. A tailor-made cookbook has got to be one of the best gifts you can give. A little more time-consuming to make, perhaps, than some of the other options, but well worth the effort.
Imagery is key here, so if you haven't yet selected (or even created) your images, be sure to keep backgrounds for photographs clean and simple (block color is best) to allow the food to take center stage. Or, if you're handy with a pencil, illustrations can work brilliantly too. Meals made with the kids, mama's infamous cakes, and signature dishes you've developed over the years can all combine to create a treasured tome. Star status awaits…
The long-range review
Mom or Dad, brother or sister, friend or partner—we owe much to those closest to us, and we have paper trails that document these bonds. Baby pictures, school photographs, wedding albums, drawings, poems, and letters—map out our lives together.
Books that capture and celebrate this are the mothers of all tear-jerkers, the fathers of all man-hugs, and the granddaddies of all-time gifts. If your book features a group of friends or family, congratulations on smart planning—you have several star-gifts in one.
Holiday mealtime: Endless inspiration for tall stories
Holiday meals are notorious for food, drink, and conversation. They're also widely known for generating entertaining stories that are told for years afterward. (You know what we're talking about.) From no-filter grandma to your parents (AKA the Spanish Inquisition), the characters are endless. But what if you took those characters and stories and created a fictional family tale that's even crazier than reality?
Make a holiday story book (before the holidays even start)
- Dig up old holiday photos
Whether your photos are stuffed in shoeboxes or digitally stored on your computer, chances are you'll need to round up a few years' worth of photos to go through before figuring out what your story will be.
- Decide what story you want to tell
Once you've gone through your images, holiday memories are bound to surface; perfect grist for the story mill. The old cliché that a picture is worth a thousand words is oh-so-true, and, for this book, you'll be the storyteller in charge. Study your favorite shots, taking inspiration from what people were wearing, their facial expressions, and what you think they were feeling at the time.
- Start writing
There are no restrictions when it comes to how fictional family tales are told—it's your book, so you decide. Once you nail down your form and your basic storyline is decided, your characters will get developed (based on those family members we discussed earlier, remember?). Write, edit, and revise. Then do it all over again until you're happy with your story.
- Make your book
Use our free book-making tool, and choose your book size, paper type, and finishes. Once the book is complete, take some time to review it and make any necessary edits. If you're pleased with the print version and are ready to order, you can also convert your book into an ebook that you can share it with your entire family. (It's up to you whether you want to share the fact that they were the inspiration for your tale!)
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Reward your donors (and staff) this holiday
with a book as nice as they are
We're not a non-profit over here at Blurb (sometimes we have to state the obvious), but we do hear from a lot of non-profit folks who make books with us. Now's the time of year that non-profits are scrambling to find ways to thank their donors, volunteers, and everyone else who made a year's worth of "do-good work" work out so well. Here's our gift to them—a little inspiration for how to make a meaningful thank-you book.
From little pocket planners for the worker bees who make it happen every day to coffee-table-sized brag books for heavy-hitting donors, our wide range of formats (and tiny prices) are perfect for non-profits.
Here are just a couple of ways to get your year-end duties wrapped up before it's time for holiday parties (and holiday cocktails).
E-thank you
Our streamlined downloadable tools and seamless integration with Adobe® InDesign® make it easy to create an ebook you can distribute with your thank-you emails. Simple. Efficient. Beautiful. And did we mention affordable? You'll save on printing and shipping costs (which should make your bookkeeper smile).
Make it personal
Personalize a book for a large donor. This is probably a great place to pull out the stops—think hardcover with a dust jacket, linen end papers, archival-quality paper (and of course the industry-leading quality all our books are printed with).
Celebrate the team
A book to recap all the great work you did over the year—with help from them. A small book to give to everyone on the team will encourage them to work even harder the next year. To make it even sweeter, customize a cover for each member. Putting together a photo book can take just minutes—here's how.
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rchhajed Feb 8, 2013 11:51 PM
in response to dm254
Every one is facing the issue of it getting very hot during charging and after long calls
Has Apple supported or solved the problem
seta21 Feb 10, 2013 4:22 AM
in response to Aahanraj
Yeah, I'm having the same problem. I'm on my second iPhone5 and heading towards the third... I guess we have to keep exchanging it until we get one that works properly...
AndyRah Feb 10, 2013 5:34 PM
in response to dm254
I have purchased a non contracted iphone 5 after my iPhone 4S would no longer turn on. I am a buiness customer, and have been having substaintial quality concerns with Apple divices. I have had my last iPhone 5 replaced for 3 reasons, my phone would go into mute mode when I recieved a calendar invite over Microsoft exchange, there was a rattling noise in the phone, and no matter where I went my reception was worse than my old 3gS.
I was really frustrated and made them replace the phone after they told me they wanted to try and fix it. NO WAY! I have been in the apple store 5 times in the last 30 days all for iPhone product support issues. Well I guess I will be going back....
The most recent problem is that the phone gets VERY hot...to the point it is uncomfortable to the touch...the battery is draining in a total of 4-5 hours. i am nt going to be turning off my cell network as suggested. I have all apps off, wifi on, and this is happening. It wasnt even this bad with my iPhone 3GS. Not acceptable to be turning things off. At this point I would consider filing a lawsuit against apple for product issues. Everytime I go intof the store I have to replace the device and then restore it when I get home. I have wasted way to many hours doing this.
I am an apple fan, but yikes. I have 6 iPads, 5 iPods, 1 Mac book Pro, 2 Macbook Airs, and thunderbolt, and have owned 6 different iPhones. I think the devices are beautiful, but the iPads only last a max of 1.5 years so far, Iphones longer, but once the glue unsticks on the old iPhones, they are wohtless. The old iPods have all lasted, I dont know what apple can change, but they need to do something or they are going to be having another late 80's experience.
RECALL FOR SURE..>This is the second device I have had in the past 15 days, same problems on both. The rattling noise is back in this phone as well...what the **** is going on...And whay would Apple start painting their phones!?!? Steve is rolling over in his grave!
AndyRah Feb 10, 2013 5:42 PM
in response to DrRoot
I am having the same problem...it is -5 F outside, this is a product issue...thanks foxcon...antohet relasted issue is after the phone gets to hot, you will then hear a rattling sound in your phone because is has unseeded the battery.
Also related issues are when hot if NAVIGATION is enabled in maps the phone withh shut itself off after getting a temprature warning.
Yousuf Sheriff Feb 19, 2013 4:31 PM
in response to dm254
I am also facing the same problem, My iphone gets hot during calls or charging. Does apple has come up with any solution for this issue?
Squall_cheah Feb 21, 2013 10:02 AM
in response to dm254
I also using iphone5
but it's warm and battery life is very short, full until end just take 3 hour.
it's go back to normal after i closing Cellular Data and Enable 3G.
can any one please me?
Doug Kemme Feb 21, 2013 10:44 AM
in response to Squall_cheah
Have you tried Erase All Content and Settings and setting up the phone as new without any restore? Let it run a few hours without loading any apps and see if the problem goes away. If it does, you have some corrupt file and/or app.
crazyjamu Feb 22, 2013 2:27 PM
in response to dm254
My iPhone 5 was doing the exact same thing. It suddenly, on Valentines Day, got hot and the battery drained to dead status within 2 hours. Contacted Apple phone support twice and did what they said. They told me to reset factory settings and that should fix it....... and still nothing changed. Yesterday I took it to the Apple Store in Pittsburgh and they fixed it by restoring factory settings but set it up as a NEW phone and did NOT load the iTunes backup. Apparently the issue was IN the backup files. So it sucked to reload all my apps and everything....but my iPhone is back to normal. Have used it all day and it's at 81% now. It hasn't been like that since Valentines Day. Not sure if it's for all heating problems, but it worked instantly for me! Wish they told me on the phone to do that instead of having to drive an hour to do something I could have done at home....but alas, I am once again a happy customer.
siddeb Feb 27, 2013 5:25 AM
in response to dm254
My 2 cents. Had the iPhone 3G, then the iPhone 4, and now own a iPhone 5.
Today, I noticed for the first time that the phone felt hot. Not warm - hot.
The phone is about a week or two old. What did I do new? I used the
Personal Hotspot feature since my broadband network was misbehaving.
After switching off the hotspot, the phone has cooled down. Will try it again
tomorrow. Of course, it could also be that summer is approaching and I
still havent turned on my A/c, and maybe the phone was sitting in
reflected sunlight. But somehow, I dont this thats the answer, since
I havent changed my desk position and it was equally hot last 2 days.
ghiathb Mar 17, 2013 10:28 AM
in response to italian27
Thanks for the suggestion, I do not have a hotmail account, but your suggestion made me focus on the email issue, what I have is actually 3 iCloud accounts and 2 gmail accounts, checking the setting, the icloud accounts were all set to push mails while the gmail accounts were set to fetch manually, I changed 2 of the icloud accounts to fetch manually as well and left only my primary icloud account as push, I did that yesterday and my battery improved immediately by 5 folds and the phone is no longer heating up. I think apple should look into this issue closer as it seems to be software related and easily solvable.
Thanks again, Hope my comment helps.
Teena Miglani Mar 19, 2013 9:39 PM
in response to dm254
I am also facing the same problem, My iphone gets hot during calls or or playing games or charging or using internet. the back portion becomes really hot and battery drains out very quickly. Does apple has come up with any solution for this issue?
friedbrains Mar 19, 2013 10:12 PM
in response to Teena Miglani
for those of you who are having a hot iphone 5 that is really uncomfortably hot, may i suggest that you go to your nearest apple shop and put in your complaints and ask for an immediate replacement... a very hot battery is no laughing matter... batteries do get hot, but it should not be too hot, that your skin feels like it is going to burn...
Nirvana98109 Mar 20, 2013 11:19 AM
in response to dm254
Solved for the user I was helping with the problem. I tried these 3 things. I'm not sure which one fixed it.
1. Changed hotmail account from 'push' to 'check every 15 min'.
2. Reset Network settings.
3. Updated to 6.1.3
BTW, this isnt a hardware issue people. I'd stop getting your phone replaced as that's a waste of time and money.
therenab Mar 27, 2013 4:56 AM
in response to dm254
Both my iPhone 5 and my New iPad get extremely hot.
I understand to a certain extent the iPad when playing games, but my iPhone gets so hot when I've only been talking for under 10 minutes. All my apps are closed all of the time or I close them once I'm done with an app.
I personally think it is ridiculous that a cellphone that is so expensive and supposedly the top of the range in the market has issues such as this.
Instead of fixing map issues in Japan i.e. iOS update 6.1.3, sort this issue out!
YoungIP5 Apr 3, 2013 1:34 AM
in response to Nirvana98109
I was going to try a reset network settings to see if it will help with my phone heating up. By the way I have a white 16g Iphone 5 with iOS 6.1.3. While in settings I received a notification for carrier update. I opted to proceed with the update. After the update instead of having the enable 3G option, I now have enable LTE. As a test I left enable LTE on and observed the power consumption with a full 100% charge and GPS turned off. First thing I noticed if my phone was not able to get LTE it will go to 3G, or if no 3G it will go to E. Second thing was even after 30 minutes of FB and Twitter my phone remained cool. Before just 10 minutes of FB and my phone would already be very warmed. Battery life was not fantastic but much better than before. So far so good.


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A home cook from Denver will go up against celeb chef Duff Goldman on the Aug. 12 edition of NBC's "Food Fighters." Nick Evans, a Denver blogger and home chef, goes spatula to spatula with Goldman ("Ace of Cakes" pastry chef) on an eggs Benedict challenge with $100,000 at stake. The episode airs Aug. 12 at 7 p.m. on KUSA.
"It's hard to tell when you're watching but it's really fast-paced," Evans said. Five signature dishes are cooked and filmed in a row with no down time. The episode included injuries and general craziness. Of course he can't say how he fared in the end but, "at least I made all my dishes."
As he writes on his website, Macheesmo or "Cooking with Confidence," Evans has no formal training and doesn't aspire to be a pro chef, but simply loves cooking as a hobby. He doesn't use fancy ingredients and doesn't make "frou-frou" dishes. "It doesn't always have to be grand." For instance, his favorites (on the TV show) include mashed potato pizza, a hold-over from his Yale days, and super-spicy chicken wings with habanero peppers and apricot sauce.
The best part of "Food Fighters," he says, is it's not reality TV so much as a game show.
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i love spectro jel. I am only 13 but i needed a cleanser that was affordable,gentle,clears skin and doesn't harm the face.After using it for about 2 months my skin is amazing now!i will definitly be purchasing another one today
I used Spectro Jel September last year with the moisturizer, then after I finished about 5 months later, I decided to try different products... I BROKE OUT (I'm almost 40), even with Cetaphil. Needless to say I just bought Spectro Jel with a bonus Cream pack at Walmart (very very good price). I tired EVERYTHING from the very expensive name brands, to organic and Spectro Jel is always a return favourite.
People with moderate-severe acne should not be compaining that this product didn't work for them because it's not supposed to treat acne.It's for people with a small amount of pimples. IF YOU HAVE ACNE USE THE ORANGE BOTTLE NOT THE PURPLE ONE.
I have used spectro gel for months now, and have not seen an improvement in my acne, which was greatly dissapointing due to the number of good review on here. I use the purple bottle, and gently cleanse my skin with it for 30 seconds twice a day, and it has done nothing. Granted, the results could've been worse, as it could've harmed my skin.
everything you look for in a cleanser except it may be slightly TOO gentle as exfoliation of flakes it is not very good at. and it doesnt work as a shaving creme.
but its super gentle, oil free and wont clog pores, no alcohol, gel base, big pump bottle for a good price.
Canadian made product from a dermotologist recommended brand.
they also come in a DRY skin formula which i may try next to battle the skin flakes.
I've been using this product for about a week and I have seen only positive results with my face. My acne was cleared and stays cleared. It doesn't have any harmful chemicals in it. My face doesn't get dried from it.I will deffinently be repurchasing this cleanser. It is a miracle wash. I LOVE IT.
PS: I was using the facial cleanser - blemish prone skin unscented
This is pretty awful. I have super, super sensitive dry skin, and this really didn't work for me.
All the soaps I've tried in the past have done more harm for my skin than good; they dried out my skin, irritated it with harsh chemicals, etc.
Spectro doesn't clean the surface of my skin as well as other soaps did, but it does prevent my pores from getting clogged, and more importantly it protects my skin's natural moisture, so my skin doesn't get flaky and start breaking out afterward.
If you're looking for a gentle cleanser, I strongly recommend this product.
I have been using spectro jel religiously (twice a day, 30 seconds) due to the rave reviews I have seen on various websites.
Initially, it smells a bit like glue, but you'll get used to it
I have been using Cetaphil Sensitive Skin before I started using this, and I had no pimples whatsoever on my cheeks.
After couple of weeks after SJ, my cheeks gradually broke out more and more.
This continued to the point where I could just not take it anymore due to scarring, so I switched back to Cetaphil, and my face cleared within couple of days.
This may work on some skin types,
but in my case, it clearly did not.
Felt so nice I used it the night I got it and when I woke up some of my pimples were gone already!!! I also use dickinsons witch hazel 100% natural moisturizer it stinks really bad but it really helps too


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the bright colours on the shoes are to remind me to learn how to draw them proper.
the bright colours on the shoes are to remind me to learn how to draw them proper.
xD LOL this is hilarious
My boyfriend sent me this. LOL.
Haha, that boy looks like my boyfriend (seems like something he'd do, too!) Cute. Nice job!
is she flashing him with her vag???
Is this 'sposed to be sexual?
haha xD thats to awsum i love his face it reminds me of me and my boyfreind
lol i had to do a double take but stillgood
So freaking awesome!!! <3
i freaking love this XD iz foony ^_^
his expression makes me concerned for the girls safety
cx I love this pic its funny and cute >3
Awkwaaard. x3
Guy's face is priceless!
this is awesome! do u do point commissions?
Guy: it's business time....
Somehow this reminds me of me and my boyfriend xDDDDD
LOL, adorable!
someone looks a little excited x3 i love this haha. it made me literally laugh out loud xD
that guy looks like my broyfriend -___-'''', but your draw is cool (will look for a bat and chasing her boyfriend)
XP lolz
I jnow what he's thinking and I agree!
so a friend and i are browsing, we saw this picture and both of us started laughing because we both thought it reminded us of him, lol, awesome
oh i'we searched for this image a long time
hahaha xD
his rape face xDDD
his rape face xDDD
i know this situation
His smile scares me but I lurve it XD
omg.... are like my bf and me.... he has glesses... ando... omg
Imma favorite this, and I read your siggy, so I shall comment :3
I love this XD
Except it reminds me of me and my ex...
But that doesn't change how awesome it is XD
I love this XD
Except it reminds me of me and my ex...
But that doesn't change how awesome it is XD
hah, this is hilarious, cute, and dirty at the same time. well done
... ... ... dorty
A scene from my life I can look at from a distance. That was my face at that moment (The one in the bubble)
hhah that was so cute!
Sum1 about to catch sum action!! >=O
it is very perverted but its soo cute xDDDDDDDDDDd <3333
X3 cute
nice drawing
nice drawing
so true.
D : oh lucky i wanna use that pose *mumbles to self darnit everyone always has the ideas befor me
so fun
thats giving me ideas to do something with me bf XD
great job, love it
great job, love it
THAT is awesome lmao. You've given me a great idea!!
hahahhaha thats hillarious... and the expression is very kururu-ish, i have to say.


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Emo Tiger (Redo) by pythos-cheetahWatch
©2014-2016 pythos-cheetah
She rejects everything, even her species
A redo of one of the first manips I posted here, way back in May 2012. I wanted to get at least one done before I took anything down, so you can see how I'm going to be reworking a lot of my old stuff. For reference, the original is here: fav.me/d51lx44
Human stock by Alraunie-stock
Animal stock by MoonsongStock
Think she would reject me?
She's beautiful :,)
You are the most realistic photomanipulator I've seen on dA! XD This is amazing, and I LOVE the close and the smallest details! YIIIIII\1
this looks awesome :3
This is kind of creepy, but in a good way. I don't get that with the original. Very well done!!!
nice job on this.
that is a huge improvement even though its not one of my favourite pics, in the original was her hands meant to be without fur or did u just not know how to do them
The original was done before I started using my current fur technique, and I was really bad at doing fur on small details like fingers, so I tended to skip them when possible.
very good! her red eyes are a little on the weird side, but hey, probably was crying not too long ago. i like :3
Actually, the red eye was bugging me too, so I went back in and reduced it somewhat
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ARMSTRONG, Iowa, April 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Art's Way Manufacturing Co., Inc. (NASDAQ: ARTW), a leading manufacturer and distributor of agricultural machinery, equipment and services, announces it will report financial results for its first quarter on Monday, April 15, 2013. Art's Way expects to issue a press release regarding its results on Monday, April 15, 2013 and to host a live conference call at 10:00 a.m. Central Time on Monday, April 15, 2013. J. Ward McConnell Jr., Chairman of the Art's Way Board of Directors, and Carrie Majeski, President, Chief Executive Officer and interim Chief Financial Officer, will be leading the call. Participants should dial 800-624-7038 and reference Conference Code Art's Way Manufacturing. Participants should call in at least 5 minutes prior to the start time.Following the conference call, a replay will be available on Tuesday, April 16, 2013 on the Investor Relations page of the Art's Way website. The replay will remain available for 12 months. What: Art's Way Manufacturing First Quarter Financial Results. When: Monday, April 15, 2013 10:00 a.m. CT. How: Live via phone by dialing (800) 624-7038. Code: Art's Way Manufacturing. Participants to the conference call should call in at least 5 minutes prior to the start time. About Art's Way Manufacturing, Inc. Art's Way manufactures and distributes farm machinery niche products including animal feed processing equipment, sugar beet defoliators and harvesters, land maintenance equipment, crop shredding equipment, round hay balers, plows, hay and forage equipment, manure spreaders, reels for combines and swathers, and top and bottom drive augers, as well as pressurized tanks and vessels, and modular animal confinement buildings and laboratories. After-market service parts are also an important part of the Company's business. The Company has three reporting segments: agricultural products; pressurized tanks and vessels; and modular buildings.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Same ol' Sharks.
That's what every hockey fan in the world was saying at some point during the third period Wednesday night when the Vancouver Canucks weren't just handing the San Jose Sharks their lunch but stuffing it down their throat.
The Sharks, now down 2-0 in the Western Conference finals, were outclassed in every which way. They're now 0-6 in the conference finals over the past 12 months after being swept by Chicago last spring.
And people will say it again: Same ol' Sharks.
"Well, we have to do something to prove them wrong," Sharks winger Ryane Clowe said after Wednesday's 7-3 rout. "Or shut them up if they're going to say that. But we haven't. We lost last year and we've lost the first two this year. We have a lot of work ahead."
Do they ever. The Sharks have lost five of six games and are regressing at the worst possible time of the year.
"You look at the last six to seven games we've played, we're just not playing well," said rookie center Logan Couture, who scored the first goal of the game Wednesday night. "We're not playing the way we should be in the playoffs. Tonight was just embarrassing. Hopefully, it wakes us up a little bit."
Just when the Sharks seem to have turned a corner -- dominating the NHL in the second half of the regular season and beating Detroit two years in a row -- they flash their old colors, with a performance such as Game 2. Having covered this team the entire playoffs, we can safely report this was the Sharks' worst game of the spring. By a long shot.
"You lose 7-3, not many people play well. I didn't play well. The list goes on," Couture said. "It's embarrassing. It's the only word that comes to mind about tonight. You're in the conference finals and the Stanley Cup playoffs, you put an effort out like that. You can't feel bad for yourselves, but you feel bad for the fans and the coaching staff that we gave an effort like that tonight."
The Sharks were let off the hook for their Game 1 effort since they had just survived an epic seven-gamer with Detroit. But Game 2 brought more of the same mistakes: turnovers in the neutral zone, bad decisions on entry, poor passing and shaky defensive coverage.
In short, fundamental mistakes. So, what gives?
"I'm not sure," Sharks coach Todd McLellan said. "We haven't made that many [mistakes] heading in here. We wouldn't have got to this point. We wouldn't have got by that red team we played last week.
"I think we have to give credit to the opponent, and we have to remember they're playing awfully hard, they have a good game plan and they're executing it better than we're executing ours. They're playing a little bit harder than we are. As a result, you tend to make more mistakes, you tend to get frustrated. When you get frustrated, you tend to take penalties. It's just a vicious circle. That could be one of the reasons why."
Ben Eager sure got frustrated. The Sharks tough guy took two consecutive bad penalties when the game was still up in the air, and the second resulted in a power-play goal by Chris Higgins at 7:56 in the third period to seal the game.
"That last penalty I guess cost us," Eager said. "I let the team down there. They scored on the power play. They have a dangerous power play, and we have to stay out of the box."
We'll say this about Eager: Yes, he took a few dumb penalties, but he was one of the few players on his team with the stones to try to do something out there Wednesday night. Patrick Marleau gets credit for dropping the gloves with Kevin Bieksa. Joe Thornton was busting his behind out there. But overall, there were a lot of passengers.
"As a team, they're outplaying us," Clowe said. "You can probably point to a lot of individuals right now, and that's a sad thing."
Through two games of the Western Conference finals, the Canucks are leaving no doubt why they were the No. 1 team in the NHL all regular season. Their top three forward lines are going, the Sedins had another big effort with five points combined and Maxim Lapierre's third line had another outstanding night.
"I think we've done it all year," said the captain, Henrik Sedin. "This is another game for us. We go out there, play our game, trust each other. That's been our focus all year. So it's nothing new tonight.
"It's going to be a new game on Friday."
It is indeed a new game Friday. The game of the year for the Sharks. A chance to show they're not a team deprived of the kind of character it will take to make this a series. Because know this: There's almost no one in the hockey world who believes they have a chance in hell at coming back in this series.
"We're very capable," said Thornton, who picked up another assist on the night. "We've bounced back all year."
They couldn't make it a series a year ago after going down 2-0 to Chicago, and Wednesday night's evidence at Rogers Arena hardly suggests they'll do it now.
"We have to win the next game. We have to. It's as simple as that. We got to treat it like Game 7," Couture said. "We should have treated tonight like Game 7 and we didn't. We go home now. We're not going to win with this effort or the effort we gave last game. We've got to be a lot better."
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I had to pause right there to put my mind back in logic mode.
Now, I can't for the life of me understand why you think that discussing the method of the WTC collapses would be "demeaning" to those who lost everything on 9/11. Can you explain your words that I quoted above any further? It is disrespectful in my opinion not to question how those people died.
It is worth noting that Bill Doyle, head of the Coalition of 9/11 Families with approximately 7,000 members, has stated that around half of the relatives he represented believe there was a cover-up and inside complicity in the event.
Further, it was due largely to the work of four women known as the Jersey Girls, who all lost their husbands in the event, that the 9/11 Commission was formed. This investigation was opposed by President Bush and even after the 9/11 report was released, the same women were left deeply unsatisfied in feeling that many of their questions had not been answered.
It is that your opinion is so at odds with all of the above that I question if emotions are clouding your judgement. Please don't think that is meant as an attack by the way; understandably this can be an emotional subject. Just, maybe, something to think about in the links above.
These people told their stories as they experienced them and I for one would believe what they have to say over theories that show no evidence. There were many structural failures that day and lack of goverment ability to cope with the magnitude of what had happened, but I do not believe those buildings were the victims of demolition.
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Financial Oligarchy and the Crisis
Johnson, Simon, The Brown Journal of World Affairs
An Interview with Harvey Stephenson
Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, 20 January 2010
Brown Journal of World Affairs: Can you explain to us, in a nutshell, the role of political capture and financial oligarchy in the financial crisis of 2008?
Simon Johnson: The financial crisis of 2008-2009 was primarily a result of reckless risk-taking by the world's largest banks. The essence of the problem is that they have not changed their behavior. You could argue that before the crisis they saw themselves as too big to fail. Now, post-crisis, the surviving banks are definitely too big to fail. All of the incentive problems-the distorted perceptions-that existed before September 2008 remain with us. In fact, they are actually worse; the problem has been worsened by the crisis.
Journal: You have argued that the crisis was a result of an unfortunate relationship between the financial sector and the government?
Johnson: It is obviously something that has developed over a very long period of time. One needs to go back to the Reagan revolution at the very beginning of the 1980s and look at the move towards deregulation more broadly in the U.S. economy. In that context, some of the deregulation was sensible but the deregulation of banks had the unfortunate consequence of making them generate more money, which they plowed back into developing critical connections and convincing people they were invincible and the front of unstoppable growth. All of that turns out to be not only wrong but also a very dangerous set of beliefs.
Journal: In your article, "The Quiet Coup," which appeared in The Atlantic (May 2009), you refer to this phenomenon as cultural capture. Could you explain this term?
Johnson: It refers to a particularly unusual form of oligarchy in the financial industry that rules not through intimidation or corruption, but through convincing people that more finance is good, more unfettered finance is better, and completely unregulated finance is best.
Journal: You have dealt with similar crises, if on a somewhat smaller scale, in the context of the emerging economies while you were the Chief Economist at the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Did you ever expect to find a comparable situation in an advanced economy?
Johnson: No. It is fair to say that, at least prior to 2005-2006, very few people expected these kinds of problems in the United States. The view that many of us had was that the United States had experienced problems in the past but had matured to a political and financial point at which it could experience problems without repercussions anywhere near as severe as what we are observing today. Obviously we had seen Long Term Capital Management-the collapse of a large hedge fund in 1998-and we have seen U.S. involvement in international financial crises. But to have a crisis of confidence in the heart of the global financial system-that was unexpected. Going back to when I was working at the IMF as Chief Economist in early 2007, it became clear to me that there were deep problems at the heart of the system. I would not say that the crisis of September 2008 was a big surprise coming from that perspective.
Journal: How do you think political capture has affected the policy response during the crisis and in the run-up to the crisis?
Johnson: It had a big effect. The rescue package provided by the U.S. government, both under the Bush administration and again under the Obama administration was one of the most generous in the history of financial bailouts. While shareholders did take some losses, creditors were almost entirely protected. The key is the insiders-the managers the of the big banks who have brought their institutions into massive crisis-who were largely left intact financially, to the extent that they walked away with enormous compensation packages, and, in many cases, kept their jobs. This is reflected in the bonuses that they paid themselves-large bonuses for 2008 and even larger bonuses for 2009-which really reflects the return of risk-taking. …


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A 1973 Citroen Pallas DS23. They came out in '55 and the last one was produced in '75. She is 5m long and a five Zspeed which was rare back them. There's no brake pedal, just a button. She's incredibly sensitive and has a great stopping power for a car of that era. My Dad has always been a simple car person, he likes Toyotas, but I have liked complicated things. I like the beauty of the DS, the lines and the complexity as well. When I was about 7 I had a relieving teacher and she was late to school one day because of a flat tyre. She told us she had to change the tyre but she didn't have to jack her Citroen up like other cars because it had hydro pneumatic suspension. That's when I started liking these cars.
Why a classic car?
I don't have a huge general interest in classic cars but I am obsessed with the DS. In the 1970s in New Zealand you couldn't just order and buy a French car, you had to have overseas funds. This car was bought new in Singapore by a New Zealand soldier who brought it to New Zealand when he returned from service and sold it for more than the asking price had been brand new.
Classic cars aren't always easy to work on. Whom do you turn to when you need mechanical help?
The idea of buying this car was it would be something for me to work on when I'm on my break from flying. I do as much work as I can but for something special I go to Auto France at Wiri.
Main consideration if you are buying a car?
I like comfort.
First car you owned?
A red Honda Civic in 1997, I bought it at the Ellerslie Car Fair, That was before Trade Me and everyone used to go there on a Sunday. I was 17 and my Dad was able to give it a really good look over.
Dream car?
A Citroen SM, a two-door sports car. It was made in the same era as this but it has a Maserati V6 engine.
Favourite colour?
Different cars suit different colours.
Who taught you to drive?
I grew up in a country area and I don't remember being specifically taught to drive but did a lot of driving on bikes and tractors. Probably earlier than I should.
Manual or automatic?
I love how automatics work, I like the design of them, torque converter, planetary gears, things like that I find fascinating.
Most memorable road trip?
Probably crossing Danseys Pass after a Christmas with my partner's family in Central Otago.
How often do you clean your car?
Once a week, often more if people are coming to visit.
And what do you listen to?
Waiheke Radio, it's eclectic.
Great day trip off Waiheke?
When I'm back in New Zealand I often visit my parents at Ruakaka. It drives really well on the highway.
Who else is allowed to drive your car?
Anyone, but they are scared of it. My partner, Stu, he drives it. I think that people know how obsessed I am with the DS and are scared something would go wrong.
Cycles and cars ... is there space for both on NZ roads?
No, because when I have biked in the city it was terrifying -- the proximity and being so exposed to vehicles. My friend has just bought an electric bike and I would love to ride that but how she can ride it around the CBD in Auckland, I just don't know.
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Software-defined systems could prove the best way to tackle the security problems that otherwise threaten to overwhelm government.
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4th trip to Spain. Arriving in Barcelona mid August. Can I see all three(Toledo, El Escorial & San Sabestian de Compostela) in 4 days? I've previously taken the train from Barcelona to Madrid(saw all the Madrid sights already).. Is it better to repeat or fly? Is there anything else along this route that I've overlooked?


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So Does "Community" Really Mean Conference + Beer?
Posted by Alan McLeod on Saturday, May 5, 2012 in California, Festivals and Gatherings, Beer Art, Language and Writing - 10 comments
You know how most people go to conferences not so much for the subject matter but to do something else in the evening, in another city where no amount of effort will help the kids get to their softball practices? Reading the various bits and pieces coming out of the Craft Brewers Conference being …
Session Beer's More Troublesome Challenge?
Posted by Alan McLeod on Thursday, April 5, 2012 in Low Strength Beer, Beer History, Lore and Traditions, Beer Art, Language and Writing - 21 comments
An interesting observation at the end of Joe Sixpack's Phillie-based column today: • Craft beer's success is at least partly due to its potency. Small brewers differentiated themselves from macro-brew conglomerates by offering full-flavored ales and lagers whose higher prices were justified …
So Many Questions About Who We Beer Fans Are
Posted by Alan McLeod on Friday, March 23, 2012 in Beer Art, Language and Writing, Web Resources - 5 comments
One of the best things about Lew Bryson is that I am pretty sure he does not struggle that much with labels or categories or stuff like that. He just has an excellent understanding of the details, the effects, the process, ingredients, people and reasons. Yet we have an excellent post by Andy …
In Defense Of Beppi Crosariol And Wine Reviewers
Posted by Alan McLeod on Wednesday, March 21, 2012 in Thinking About Beer, Beer Art, Language and Writing - 5 comments
The Old and Male ran a column by its wine reviewer Beppi Crosariol [aka in my house "The Beppster" aka "Beppi-bepp-meister" aka... it goes on and on.] I have asked "WHY!!!!" when it comes to Beppi's beer reviews - but that was a long time ago and I was so taken by the headline "Why Wine Reviews … read more »
Do We Need To Keep The Cooks Away From Beer?
Posted by Alan McLeod on Sunday, March 11, 2012 in Scotland and Scots Styles, Beer and Food, Beer Art, Language and Writing - 14 comments
One of the main reasons I don't like the idea of matching and pairing is that everything pretty goes with pretty much everything else in the right combination. Failing that general principle can lead to some tortured twists of logic and language: • Sriram Aylur, whose London restaurant Quilon … read more »
Captain Lawrence Has Found Itself A Storyteller
Posted by Alan McLeod on Tuesday, March 6, 2012 in New York, Beer Art, Language and Writing, Web Resources
Mike announced the news like this: • This is sort of a dream come true. I picked up a side gig writing a weekly column from a local brewery that makes the best damn beer in the U.S., and I used to say that before I was on the Captain Lawrence payroll! Perhaps the best part of it: I'm partially …
So What About The Price Of Ales And Lagers?
Posted by Alan McLeod on Tuesday, March 6, 2012 in Inputs, Price and Value, Thinking About Beer, Beer Art, Language and Writing - 16 comments
It's come up twice this morning's reading. Jordan posted this on Facebook: • Why is it that price figures into wine reviews but isn't mentioned at all in beer reviews? If a six pack of something is a 7.5/10 at $12, and another six pack is an 8/10 at $15, isn't that worth mentioning in discussion …
Can Better Graphical Representation Of Data Help Beer?
Posted by Alan McLeod on Wednesday, February 22, 2012 in Crude Helpful Diagrams, Thinking About Beer, Beer Art, Language and Writing, Styles - 18 comments
OK, one is about beer and one is an alien attack... but which is which? • Boak and Bailey got me thinking with this graphical representation of data. In this case it was a five point illustration of a variety of imperial stouts. You will immediately see a most interesting point being asserted …
Mr Positive Asks "Which Beer Words Need More Use?"
Posted by Alan McLeod on Monday, February 13, 2012 in Beer Art, Language and Writing - 8 comments
See, I am being positive in 2012. Happy almost. Giddy as a school girl. So, unlike others, I see the world with the glass half full... or would it be half empty after enjoying a great new surprise.... I don't know. Point is: there must be great words that are not being used enough. Here are seven …
The Oldest Beer Joke In History... But Wuzzit Mean?
Posted by Alan McLeod on Wednesday, February 1, 2012 in Beer History, Lore and Traditions, Beer Art, Language and Writing - 6 comments
So they finally got to the bottom of a box of Iraqi cuneiform tablets dug up in 1976 and found some written by some guy trying to be funny as reported in the New York Daily News: • This one could also benefit from cranking up the laugh track: • "In your mouth and your teeth, constantly stared …


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I actually used to think the same of Malkin, and then that year where he put up 50-59-109 or whatever it was I watched him play a lot and I thought he elevated his game in all three zones.
After the last game one of the networks hilited his defensive zone play.
It was not elevated.
The other Pens were covering their men. He was doing his own thing......... circling around the ice neglecting his coverage.
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SMIC's 2013 Technology Symposiums Kicks Off In Shanghai
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A Pizza Parlor in Your Kitchen by Noelle Carter (LA Time): How to build a brick
A few food news stories, plucked from the ether:
A Pizza Parlor in Your Kitchen by Noelle Carter (LA Time): How to build a brick oven -- within your own oven -- to bake crisp, blistery pizzas. Definitely a "try this one at home" proposition.
Out of the Wild by Peter Jamison (SF Weekly): Iso Rabins scours the countryside around the Bay Area to put together "community supported forage" boxes with mushrooms, greens and fruit. Someone please forward this link to Jeremy Faber of Seattle's Foraged & Found.
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Molly Wizenberg, of Orangette, makes the New York Times Bestseller List with her new book, A Homemade Life.
Justin Timberlake releases his own tequila, 901. Order your shot with a SexyBack.
Oh, god. It's not enough to plant a garden. Now Bill Niman (founder of Niman Ranch meats) wants photo ops of Michelle Obama chasing White House chickens. Here's a tip, Bill: That's never going to happen.
But also in the new Atlantic Food, A-list nutritionist Marion Nestle posts this provacative little link to a journal article whose co-authors, one a researcher in obesity prevention and the other an anti-smoking researcher, call Big Food the next Big Tobacco. Them's fighting words.
Last, and least, Cake Wrecks -- which, one year in, still makes me laugh -- recently discovered a new species of cupcake in the wild. It travels in schools. Lumpy, googly-eyed schools. (Bonus link: More evidence of Cake Wrecks' greatness.)


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Food labels and the case of a tuna can
I have never paid too much attention to food labels mainly because I tend to cook from scratch using fresh ingridientsand apart from being allergic to mosquito bites and other insect bitesI have no other allergies that I know of One of the foods that I love and cant' make from scratch is tinned tunait is handy for adding to salads especially this time of the yearI have a favourite brand but when I went to my local supermarket today it was sold out!I had to settle for a different brand and had to read the label to make sure that it was tuna in brine or spring water!To my amazement/amusement it had a large label in redthat said ALLERGY WARNING, CONTAINS FISH! ;-)I let out an involuntary laugh which puzzled othershoppers.Let's face it why would a can of tuna cause anyone to laugh in the middle of a supermarket aisle;-)Have you had a similar experience over a food label? Ethnic Supplies View my page on Business Fights Poverty >>