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Olivia Plender uses the format of the comic book as an alternative mode of distribution for art, capitalising on its inexpensive accessibility as a means to challenge cultural ideals. The Masterpiece series is an expansive critique of originality; the drawings are conceived as a by-product of artistic process and not actual artworks in themselves. Appropriating her title from Emile ZolaŌĆÖs novel about Cezanne, PlenderŌĆÖs The Masterpiece 4 explores the concept of Romanticism and authors a complex fiction examining the concept of artist-as-genius. Her protagonist is an archetypical painter ŌĆō tortured by his creativity, exploited by a cruel world ŌĆō who is invited from 1960s London to a weekend in the country. The plot unfolds as a Byronic epic cum Hammer House horror, delving her champion into a world of psychedelia and occult as a metaphoric parody of artistic strife. Drawing reference from 19th century technical manuals and b-movie film stills, PlenderŌĆÖs graphic narratives are designed with the stylised glamour of pulp fiction covers. Her vignette images intertwine as surreal pastiche, adding a psychological complexity to her illustrated story.
Olivia Plender is an artist and writer and currently co-editor of ŌĆśUntitledŌĆÖ magazine. Her interest in magazine, comic strip and pulp fiction book cover formats is evident in her drawings exploring fictional narratives of bohemian lifestyles.
There aren't many cultural forms that artist Olivia Plender hasn't unearthed for her current project; a gorgeously drawn, intensely detailed, and cross-referential 'comic-book' called The Masterpiece. The list of sources Plender draws from includes comic culture, 1950's pulp novellas, movie adverts, film stills, screenplay dialogue, literary quotes, art-legends, cultural anecdotes, historical personalities, as well as fictional mythologies, all of which are integrated together to create a new form of fiction.
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Recent works include a comic book about an imaginary London avant-garde of the past and a series of fictional advertising posters mimicking the appearance of early 20th-century advertisements.
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Set in London at the end of the 1950ŌĆÖs, The Masterpiece is a comic about an unrecognised artistic genius trying to negotiate his way to success in the stifling atmosphere of an imaginary bohemia. The form the work takes of a mass-produced comic is in deliberate contrast to the unique one off masterpiece that the central character is obsessed with making.
Plender's work operates, at least explicitly, on a surface level, within the same framework as that of the polysemic novel, where an interrelation of self-contained parts combines to the work's final understanding. This polysemic reading can be interpreted as a semiotics of content, in which each distinct part of the work contains its own meaning, intrinsic to and apart from the overall meaning.
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Big 12's offensive explosion means one thing: The league isn't ready to play big-boy football
Bedlam football 2012 was a classic and an epic and a thriller and a whatever wondrous description you want to put on it.
It also was nothing out of the ordinary. Not in this Big 12.
Care to differ? OU's 51-48 overtime victory was 45-45 at the end of regulation. It wasn't even the Big 12's only 45-45 game Saturday. Baylor and Tech went to overtime, too, before the Fightin' Bears won 52-45.
The reason two Big 12 games were 45-45 on Saturday? That's all that were played.
This conference has a problem. You can win in the Big 12 with offense alone. Six Big 12 games this season have been won by teams that allowed 45 points in regulation.
And that has got to stop. Landry Jones throwing for 1,000 yards in a two-game span and Tavon Austin rushing for 344 yards on the Sooners and Robert Griffin's apprentice taking Baylor to 50 points in half of its Big 12 games and OSU's third-team quarterback marching down the field on every defense he faces? It's all fabulous fun.
But such football is going to end in heartache for the Big 12. It's always going to end in heartache.
The Big 12's offensive culture has made for Heisman Trophy winners and must-see entertainment. But game after game, week after week, of offensive dominance signals that this league isn't ready to play big-boy football.
The SEC has won eight of the last nine Cotton Bowls, all against the Big 12. The Big 12 also is 0-3 against the SEC in BCS bowls and 2-3 against the SEC in Independence Bowls.
It's a talent deficiency, to some degree, but it's also cultural. Bob Stoops has tried staff changes; Mike Stoops was brought back, at the expense of Willie Martinez's job and Brent Venables' authority. The Stoopses have tried exotic defenses; they spent two games and change without linebackers.
And yet the last three games, OU has allowed 1,676 yards in regulation and 128 points. And won all three games.
Even an old defensive guy like Bob Stoops has allowed the pendulum to swing out of balance. The Sooners lose a ton of receivers to graduation and knuckleheadedness, and presto, a few months later they've got more now and they're better than ever.
And yet the OU coaches can't find a linebacker they want to put on the field and are about to run out of defensive linemen.
The hurryup offense has been effective for five years. But it comes at a cost. It pads the opponent's opportunity, too, and chips away at defensive confidence.
And it's not just the Sooners. Look at OSU on Saturday. Tied at 17-17 late in the first half, the Cowboys drove inside the OU 20-yard line — and then sped up the no-huddle offense. Two quick runs by Joe Randle, 10 and four yards, produced a touchdown. But 1:23 remained on the clock.
Landry needed 1:10 of it to take the Sooners 75 yards in seven plays for the tying touchdown. What was the hurry? First-and-goal at the 4-yard line, give your defense a break. Take your time.
The Sooners ran 103 plays in Bedlam, including 101 in regulation. And that's with a punt return for a touchdown, which took away a possession.
OU ran 76 plays against Notre Dame; 70 against Kansas State. The Sooners had 44 first downs in Bedlam.
Big 12 coaches have to prioritize defense. Prioritize in recruiting, in strategy, in emphasis.
Else we're going to keep seeing these instant classics that lead to heartbreak.
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Book your room at Le Meridien Chongqing, Nan'an
Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly hotel with 3 restaurants and indoor pool
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This family-friendly Chongqing hotel is located in the business district, 3.1 mi (5 km) from People's Liberation Monument, and within 6 mi (10 km) of Goose Neck Park and Chongqing Zoo. Great Hall of the People and Three Gorges Museum are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Hotel Features
Along with 3 restaurants, this hotel has an indoor pool and a nightclub. Free WiFi in public areas, free train station pick-up, and a free manager's reception are also provided. Additionally, a health club, a bar/lounge, and a swim-up bar are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 319 individually decorated rooms feature WiFi and 24-hour room service. For a bit of entertainment, LCD TVs come with digital channels, and guests will also appreciate thoughtful touches like bathrobes and slippers.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Le Meridien Chongqing, Nan'an10 Jiangnan Avenue Nan'an District Chongqing Chongqing 400060
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to an indoor pool and a children's pool, Le Meridien Chongqing, Nan'an provides a health club and a sauna. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 3 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a swim-up bar and a bar/lounge. Guests can enjoy a complimentary manager's reception on select days. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This 4.5-star property offers access to a business center, limo/town car service, and meeting rooms. 8 meeting rooms are available. This luxury hotel also offers a nightclub, a children's club, and tour/ticket assistance.
Le Meridien Chongqing, Nan'an has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Arcade/game room
- Total number of rooms - 319
- Number of floors - 23
- ATM/banking
- Babysitting or childcare
- Bar/lounge
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Business center
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Fireplace in lobby
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Hair salon
- Health club
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Children's club
- Laundry facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Nightclub
- Poolside bar
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of meeting rooms - 8
- Free reception
- Year Built 2009
- Number of restaurants - 3
- Sauna
- Shopping on site
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Free train station pickup
- Steam room
- Children's pool
- Indoor pool
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Swim-up bar
- Television in common areas
- Wedding services
- Free WiFi
Family Friendly Amenities
- Indoor pool
- Children's pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare
- Arcade/game room
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( CNY 0.00 ), Wired internet access (CNY 80 per 24 hours surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Access via exterior corridors
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Ceiling fan
- Free newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Slippers
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Digital TV service
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- Dial-up Internet access (surcharge)
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Partially open bathroom
- Room service (24 hours)
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
Where to Eat
The hotel offers a complimentary manager's reception on select days.
Latest recipe - This restaurant serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner.
Le Mei - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
Akebono - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
Latitude 29 - Onsite restaurant.
Club lounge - Onsite restaurant.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a children's pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club and a sauna.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Minimum check-in age is 16
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- No pets or service animals allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No pets or service animals allowed
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: CNY 147 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: CNY 0.00 (rates may vary)
- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): CNY 80 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Airport shuttle fee: CNY 320 per vehicle (one way)
Hotel Name
- Meridien Chongqing
- Meridien Chongqing Nan'an
- Meridien Nan'an
- Meridien Nan'an Hotel
- Meridien Nan'an Hotel Chongqing
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Grande Prairie Attractions
Sandman Hotel Group features properties located within a rich mosaic of neighbourhoods and surrounding areas, each with a distinct, welcoming personality. We have compiled a list of useful information below to enhance your stay.
With the significant growth and development of the region, and the natural resources of the area, there remain significant opportunities to develop tourism and hospitality-related services and facilities for those that have an interest in recreation, river sports, golfing, heritage and cultural experiences.
With the desire to more fully diversify the County's economy, plans are underway to develop a world-class attraction in the County which will showcase the region as it was 70 million years ago and profile the rich paleontological resources that have been discovered in the region.
There are 45 hotel/motel properties in the area featuring over 3000 rooms. There are another 100 rooms being added with new properties coming on stream. This is supplemented by 130 eating establishments in the region.
Existing Attractions
- Beaverlodge Cultural Centre
- Kleskun Hills Park
- Hythe Speedway
- Spring Lake Resort
- Nitehawk Ski Hill
- Historic Main Street Sexsmith
Grande Prairie Transit (colloquially referred to as GP Transit) is the public transportation system in the city of Grande Prairie in northwestern Alberta, Canada.
Although the Public Works Department is responsible for GP Transit and the vehicles are owned by the city, the bus service has always been operated by private contractors since its inception in 1981.
Five bus routes operate every 30 minutes during peak hours and hourly the rest of the day, with reduced service on Saturdays, Sundays and statutory holidays.
The transit terminal is located downtown at the corner of 99th Street and 99th Avenue, adjacent to the Towne Centre Mall, and provides a convenient point for transfers between all bus routes.
- Trail Riding along Wapiti River
- Skating Muskoseepi Park
- Hot Air Ballooning Near Grande Prairie
- Grande Prairie Live Theatre
- Douglas J. Cardinal Performing Arts Centre
- Crystal Centre Arena
- Grande Prairie Museum
- Prairie Mall Shopping Centre
- Sears Grande Prairie
- Walmart Grande Prairie
Denny's Restaurant
Family Restaurant located at the hotel. Serving Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Appetizers and Desserts. Special menu items for Kids, Seniors.
Shark Club Bar & Grill
Grande Prairie's premier Sports Bar and Grill, Shark Club features dozens of TVs, multiple satellite feeds and pay per view events, pool tables, video games, and awesome event nights.
The food is a masterful blend of Asian, Italian, and Midwest Canadian influences (and of course traditional items like burgers and wings). Plus cool cocktails, premium liquors and a major league selection of beers.
Bar One Urban Lounge
Bar One Urban Lounge has a cool, urban vibe with grey tile walls, dark coloured furnishings, plush seating and HD big screen TV's. The drink menu features fine spirits, martinis, beer and other favourites.


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"Justice of the Peace" is an imposing title. Almost like Justice of the Supreme Court? Not quite; A Justice of the Peace presides over a court of limited territorial and subject-matter jurisdiction, and is addressed as "Judge" more often than "Justice". Justices of the Peace were originally English quasi-judicial officers who volunteered to preserve the […]
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Hundreds of Maine runners honored the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings Monday evening.
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The One Fund Boston 5K Run/Walk kicked off at corner of Baxter Boulevard and Preble Street Extension at 6 p.m., and was put on by the Maine Running Company.
It is part of a series of Runs for Boston taking place across the country.
All 500 slots for the Portland event were filled, with the proceeds going to One Fund Boston.
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Japan Sumo Association Chairman Kitanoumi indicated Tuesday the group will dismiss stable master Tokitsukaze over the death of one of his junior wrestlers apparently as a result of hazing.
Stable masters are employed by the sumo association. Dismissal "could not be helped," Kitanoumi said. "We could not take a step that is more lenient."
The decision was made after the association on Monday questioned Tokitsukaze about the June death of Tokitaizan, 17, whose real name was Takashi Saito. He is believed to have been severely beaten and kicked by several senior wrestlers.
After Monday's interview with the stable master, Kitanoumi told a news conference, "A child has died, so it is only common sense that harsh punishment be handed out."
Tokitsukaze has admitted striking Saito in the forehead with a beer bottle the day before his death.
Calls have been mounting in the sumo association for Tokitsukaze to be harshly punished.
"Sumo is facing its worst crisis ever," said a former grand champion and now a stable master who didn't want his name used. "What the heck was he thinking?"
The Aichi Prefectural Police are expected to build a criminal case against Tokitsukaze and some of his senior disciples on suspicion of inflicting injuries resulting in Saito's death.
According to investigative sources, the senior wrestlers sparred with Saito under the stable master's instructions shortly after 10 a.m. June 26 in Inuyama, Aichi Prefecture.
After Saito grew exhausted, Tokitsukaze kept the seniors away from him. Despite the teen's deteriorating condition, the stable master did not call an ambulance until around 12:50 p.m.
Tokitsukaze has admitted striking Saito with a beer bottle in the forehead the day before his death and said a senior wrestler had used a metal baseball bat to beat him.
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The clerk who was robbed at a downtown Franklin gas station was arrested Tuesday after police said he staged the robbery with another man.
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On Aug. 7, Glassburn reported that a man came into the Admiral Gas Station, 237 W. Jefferson St., about 2 a.m., said he had a gun and demanded money and cigarettes. Glassburn handed the items over and called police to say the station had been robbed.
Police received a call from the owner later that day who said a 20-year-old man, who had applied for a job, came in to check on his application and pick up a form for a friend, Franklin Police Sgt. John Borges said. The job hunter looked similar to the man who had robbed the store, so he reported it to police, Borges said.
Police picked up the man and questioned him, at which time he said he and Glassburn had faked the robbery, Borges said. Police found in his home $395 in cash and the clothing the man was wearing the night of the robbery, Borges said.
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ECU Police are investigating a reported sexual assault inside one of the residence halls.
Assistant Police Chief Dawn Tevepaugh tells WITN the alleged assault occurred Saturday morning between 1:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m. inside Tyler Hall.
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|Morris has been a dead-on power play hit
|10.06.09 at 3:50 pm ET
WILMINGTON — It wasn't a common sight last season, but there was at least one Bruins practice that involved the Boston defensemen corps firing pucks through bright orange traffic cones.
The traffic cones were placed near the right and left point areas in the attack zone, and the drill was designed to achieve pinpoint accuracy on the all-important power play blasts. The big gun shots from the B's defensemen are oft-times the trigger to jolting Boston's man advantage attack. With that in mind, there were times when a normally mighty power play lost some of it's bite for the B's last season when those point shots were nudged a little too far off the mark.
It wasn't the sheer power of the long-range bids because guys like Zdeno Chara and Dennis Wideman have slappers capable of obliterating glass behind the net — with the assistance of some good wood, of course. But there were times when the shot would fade wide to either side, or an aggressive penalty kill would smother a shot with one brave sacrificial body.
"That's the one thing that we lacked last year. At times we really had some trouble getting our shots through," said B's coach Claude Julien. "Teams are blocking shots and getting into the shooting lanes, and its getting harder to get shots off."
Despite the intermittent bouts of wildness with their point shots, the Bruins still boasted a 23.6 percent power play success rate, and ranked fourth in the entire NHL. Only the high-powered units in Detroit, Washington and San Jose ranked higher last season.
|Big Looch is back at Bruins practice
|at 11:10 am ET
WILMINGTON — Milan Lucic is skating free and easy without any trace of a limp on the top line along with Marc Savard and Marco Sturm in Tuesday morning's Bruins practice at Ristuccia Arena. Big Looch missed Monday's session with a non-hockey related issue that was essentially a tiny facial abrasion that got slightly infected, and was addressed medically Monday. The original bump on his kisser wasn't sustained playing hockey, and Lucic is back on the ice Tuesday morning.
The "personal day" for Lucic had nothing to do with his legs or his right punching hand. Both were thrown out as speculation after Lucic abused Jay Harrison in a bloody brawl Saturday night during their win over the Carolina Hurricanes. But neither theory was the actual case with Lucic, who appears good to go against the Anaheim Ducks Thursday night.
–The Boston Bruins/Carolina Hurricanes fight-filled Saturday night opener for NESN earned a 3.9 household rating, which marks the network's highest rated season-opening broadcast in 25 years of covering the Bruins. NESN's 3.9 rating was also the highest average household rating recorded in the Boston DMA (designated market area) during the game's 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm window, beating all other broadcasts and cable networks during that time period.
The network's previous high rating for a season opening broadcast came during a Bruins 2-1 win over the New York Rangers on January 23, 1995 when the network earned a 3.8 rating for its first broadcast coming out of a lockout shortened season.
|Turn up the volume: B's ready from the start
|10.04.09 at 12:23 am ET
After laying an egg in their season opener against Washington, the Bruins knew they had to pick up the effort level on Saturday against Aaron Ward, Andrew Alberts and the Carolina Hurricanes, the same team that eliminated last spring in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.
And there would be no slow start to this one, like on Thursday night when the Bruins fell down early and never really recovered.
The Bruins scored on four of their eight power play chances and routed Carolina, 7-2, before a pumped-up TD Garden crowd that was treated to nearly as many good brawls as goals. Milan Lucic and Shawn Thornton added to the festivities with their bouts against the Canes.
Here's what the combatants had to say, or at least some of the key players and coaches.
Head coach Claude Julien said the effort was there on Saturday night.
Julien said his team knew they had to pick up the energy level from Thursday.
Marc Savard said the Bruins had to keep things simple to get back on track.
Steve Begin said the Bruins found their groove on Saturday.
Carolina defenseman Andrew Alberts said the Canes knew the Bruins would come out angry.
|Bruins beat up Canes on and off the ice
|10.03.09 at 9:51 pm ET
With images of last year's fist-filled Dallas Stars game dancing in their heads, the Bruins exploded on the score sheet and pounded the Hurricanes into submission in a 7-2 win at TD Garden Saturday night. The B's came out firing after a disappointing opener against the Washington Capitals, and scored three quick goals against the Hurricanes in a dominant first period.
The buzzing B's outshot the Hurricanes by a 21-7 margin in that first period and registered more shots in one energetic period against the Canes than during an entire lackadaisical game opening night against the Alex Ovechkin traveling band. Steve Begin, Derek Morris, Michael Ryder, Marco Sturm and Marc Savard all registered multi-point nights among 13 B's names on the score sheet, and the victory was punctuated by a huge team-wide brawl at the end of the second period.
Last season's work ethic finally kicked into gear one game too late, but all the telltale signs of last year's team were evident in the effort toward power play opportunities and beating Carolina to every last loose puck.
"That's mainly what we talked about yesterday all day and today. We talked about effort. If the effort was there a lot of things would fall into place," said B's coach Claude Julien. "We needed more than the 1o minutes we got the other night, and we more or less got 60 [minutes] tonight.
"For us this was an opportunity to redeem ourselves and show the fans what opening night should have been like. It should have been more like tonight."
Milan Lucic cut open Jay Harrison's forehead with a punishing right during the first brutal fight, and an Andrew Alberts cross-check to Marco Sturm following the ensuing face-off sparked on a team-wide scrum. As NESN's Jack Edwards so aptly said last season during a rout of the Canadiens, the Bruins beat Carolina badly on the ice and they beat them up.
YOU'RE THE BEST AROUND AND NOTHING WILL EVER KEEP YOU DOWN: Steve Begin. The ex-Habs energy forward was single-handedly killing penalties, set up a pair of goals and amazed one and all with his hockey package of skill, skating speed and grit on the fourth line. Bruins fans are going to adore the former Montreal tough guy, and the love affair clearly started last night.
GOAT HORNS: Carolina's blueline was pretty awful throughout Saturday night's game without Joni Pitkanen, and there may not have been a slower pairing than Andrew Alberts and Aaron Ward. Both were minus-2 with bad turnovers all around the ice, and Alberts touched off the hockey pig-pile with a cheap cross-check. Alberts ended his night by picking a fight with Shawn Thornton, and getting beaten badly with a flurry of rights and lefts.
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|Sturm Will Be Counted On In Bruins Offense
|09.29.09 at 10:43 am ET
Before last year, it had been a while since the Hub of Hockey could say that its team was a legitimate offensive powerhouse in the National Hockey League. In 2006-07 the Bruins finished with 210 goals (2.56 per game), ranking them 25th in the league. The 2007-08 team was slightly worse, with 206 goals (2.51 per game), ranking 24th in the league, as Boston captured the eighth seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs, due mostly to its tough, defensive-minded game plan.
Last season? The Northeast Division champions finished second in the league with 270 goals (3.29 per game) and regularly abused opposing goaltenders. They did so with a mixture of ascending youth (Phil Kessel, Blake Wheeler, Milan Lucic) and crafty veterans (Marc Savard, Zdeno Chara, Mark Recchi), finishing the campaign with astounding balance as seven players finished with more than 20 goals (six if you do not count Recchi's 13 goals with the Tampa Bay Lightning before being acquired at the trade deadline). Chara and Lucic both came close to 20 (19 and 17, respectively).
It was all done without Marco Sturm.
The veteran wingman figured to be an important part of Boston's goal-scoring mix going into last season, balancing the production between the proven producers and the aspiring young guns. Yet, because of injuries, Sturm's force never materialized. He had been a staple in the the B's scheme in those offensively challenged years (27 goals in each of 2006-07 and 2007-08) yet tallied only seven last year in 19 games before going down with a knee injury on Dec. 19 against Toronto. He went from the player kids idolized before the season with "The Perfect Sturm" posters to the quintessential Forgotten Man. One would be hard pressed to find many Sturm posters floating around TD Garden this time around.
Through the frustration of last season, Sturm stayed active with the team. It would have been easy to hide in the rehab room and disappear to the Land of The Lost, but he did not. He supported his teammates all year to the point where he actually designed the "Stay Hungry" hats that were the trademark of the Bruins' postseason run. That is in the past, though. It is a new season, and Sturm is ready to go come opening night on Thursday against the Washington Capitals.
"It feels great. You know, it was a long time ago that I played to this crowd, so I really look forward to Thursday night and hopefully a good start," Sturm said.
The big question for the Bruins this year is how to replace Kessel and his 36 goals after the young winger was traded to Toronto. The answer comes in a couple of variations, but it looks like Boston's front office is counting on Sturm to make up for at least part of the slack. Mix the 31-year-old wingman with gains made by the young corps, and Boston probably will have the firepower to stay near the top of the league in the lamp-lighting category this year.
"We are confident with the team that we have here, no doubt," coach Claude Julien said during media day on Monday at the TD Garden. "We have Marco Sturm back and healthy, so as a group we are a strong team. We feel stronger as well with some young guys having matured and Marco Sturm in."
It appears that at the beginning of the year Sturm will be a direct fill-in for Kessel on the right wing of the first line with the Savard (center) and Lucic (left wing). Sturm plays a similar game to Kessel ' both are speedsters, have a good shot and have a nose for the back of the net. Savard is excited to give the pairing a shot.
"We lost Sturm all of last season and it looks like he is going to start on wing with us, so we are excited to have him," Savard said. "He brings a ton of speed, like Kessel had, and he can finish when he has the opportunity. We are excited for that, we have a good mix and hopefully we can produce those goals that we are going to lose. It is going to have to come from a lot of people and I think we are capable."
Sturm will have to earn it, though. No player on Julien-coached teams gets free passes for jobs well done in the past. The right wing spot is probably Sturm's at the start, but as Julien said, "Nothing is carved in stone."
"We'd certainly like, to a certain extent, put some speed again on that wing, and [Savard] is good at finding those guys so we will give [the speedsters] a try," Julien said. "We are going to put the best lines together as we can possibly find and if that means tweaking them and moving them around, we will until we find the right combination. I think right now it is worth having a look at, and Marco has played the off wing before and he feels comfortable there. So, again, there is a guy who hasn't played in a while, so we have to take that into consideration whether he's on top of his game or whether he is trying to find it again."
Make no mistake about it, there will be rust. Not many players in any sport can miss tw0-thirds of a season (as Sturm did last year with his 63 DNPs) and come straight out the next year as if nothing happened. NHL hockey, especially after the lockout and the new rules to open up the ice for skill players, is a flow game. Before going down last year, Sturm had lost his flow, probably due to his balky knee. Despite his plus-9 rating, it appeared that he was out of sync at times, either by making a bad pass or just being out of position.
It will be difficult, at least at the start, to come back as the same player he was in 2007-08. It is hard to get back into mental shape while in the workout room or during the summer. For that matter, Sturm has only played in two preseason games for the Bruins this year (with no goals and two assists). Not that it will stop him from trying to get in rhythm with Savard in the early going.
"You know, obviously with Savvy in the middle, playing on the right side I will have a lot of chances," Sturm said. "He will give me the puck, so I have to use my speed, use my game, and the puck will come to me, I know that. So I just have to find the rhythm with him, and hopefully we click pretty soon."
The Bruins feel that they have the talent to compete in the highest tier of the NHL this season and shoot for a Stanley Cup. If Sturm is on top of his game, they just may be right.
|Krejci going full-tilt at practice during B's camp
|09.22.09 at 11:42 am ET
WILMINGTON — Bruins coach Claude Julien wasn't ready to announce when B's center David Krejci would get into his first game action — or play during the exhibition season — but did give an update on the 23-year-old center coming off surgery for an impingement in his right hip.
Krejci is enduring a full practice workload with the rest of the team and taking part in all contact drills. Julien indicated that things are going well for the center, and Krejci estimated he had a "10 percent chance" of being ready for NHL opening night against the Washington Capitals on Oct. 1.
"What I can answer is that he's getting better and better, and everything that's going on is positive," said Julien, who indicated that the B's training staff hasn't yet given him full clearance to play in games. "I can give you a date as far as when he's ready to play in a game, but he's practicing full-out and that bodes well. He's taking contact and he's taking part in full practices."
—Marco Sturm was off the ice today for a scheduled maintenance day as he works his way back to full health with a surgically repaired left knee. Sturm was at Ristuccia Arena to take part in off-ice workouts and won't be making the trip to Columbus with the B's traveling party.
–The lineup for Tuesday night's game in Columbus includes: Marc Savard, Patrice Bergeron, Mark Recchi, Johnny Boychuk, Drew Fata, Andrew Ference, Chuck Kobasew, Zach Hamill, Drew Larman, Milan Lucic, Derek Morris, Mark Recchi, Guillame LeFebvre, Vladimir Sobotka, Mark Stuart, Blake Wheeler, Shawn Thornton, Trent Whitfield and Andy Wozniewski. Tuukka Rask and Dany Sabourin will both make the trip, but Sabourin is expected to get the full 60 minutes between the pipes against the Blue Jackets.
|Julien: 'pretty sure that Savard is 100 percent'
|09.17.09 at 2:11 pm ET
Marc Savard has yet to appear in either of the first two preseason Bruins games, but B's coach Claude Julien declared the No. 1 center as 100 percent after battling through a left knee issue in the first few days of training camp. Julien wouldn't say when Savard will appear in a preseason game — the B's play Saturday afternoon at home against the Rangers and Sunday night against the Canadiens in Quebec City — but confirmed that it's now a coaching decision rather than a choice left up to the trainers.
Savard said that part of his goal heading into this season was to shed a few pounds and be a bit lighter and quicker on his skates, and he underwent a long-distance running and sprinting program that saw him run 4-6 miles four or five days a week. Warning bells were sounded when Savard needed to leave the ice early on the first day of training camp due to a little knee soreness, but the reports of it being anything serious were greatly exaggerated.
"It's just one of those maintenance things because I've been skating hard on it," said Savard of the left knee. "I want to get in (to a game). There's always things in the real games that you can't do in practice."
The center has looked sleeker on the frozen sheet, certainly, but perhaps all of the hard work caused a little of the left knee discomfort at the beginning of camp. Either way, both Savard and Julien say that the 32-year-old center is ready to drop into game action at this point in training camp.
Savard's motivation is a good thing to hear at this point in camp, and there shouldn't any shortage of reasons for the playmaking center to come up with his best season as a Bruins player. He's in a contract year with his four-year, $20 million set to expire after this season, and he's already put it out there that this campaign is a resume tape of sorts for the Team Canada Olympic decision-makers this fall.
"We'll see what kind of lineup I decide on," said Julien of Savard's chances of playing this weekend. "I don't think it's for any other reason than me picking out my lineup. It's a choice of mine more than anything else. In Savvy's case, I'm pretty sure he's 100 percent. So it's just a matter of when we decide to put him in."


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The Dallas Cowboys found themselves in an early hole against the New York Giants on Sunday. The Cowboys fell behind 23-0 quickly and the teams quarterback Tony Romo could not help but notice the booing of the home team. Romo who told the Dallas Morning News that he tunes out the crowd most of the time said after the game "I would have booed us, too. We deserved it that time. We did not start the game the way we wanted to." The Cowboys rallied on Sunday and eventually took a short lived 24-23 lead. Romo praised the times the fans were behind the Cowboys but to those watching the game it was noticeable that a sizable portion of the 94,067 in attendance were pulling for the Giants. "Obviously, they were great today with the way they brought energy," Romo said. "They helped our defense tremendously. That was as good a home-field crowd as I have been a part of. That's exciting to have that going forward. We just need to do a couple of things better earlier in the football game. We didn't...
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Immigration Hurdle: EU Questions Germany's Language Tests
Germany may be violating EU law with language tests for certain immigrants, and the European Commission is looking into the matter. German politicians say the test isn't that hard.
Non-European foreigners who wish to join their spouses in Germany are required to pass a language test first. But according to the European Commission, this is unfair.
Berlin must now respond to a letter sent in late May by the Commission to defend its position on the matter.
On the German government's website, a page devoted to immigration law describes the language tests taken before entering the country that require "basic German-language knowledge, in particular to help incoming women with integration in Germany."
"Language knowledge at the lowest level is required, such as answers to questions like, 'Do you have a high school diploma?' and 'Do you currently work?'," it adds.
There are, however, exceptions for individuals with "less need for integration," such as those with university education, approved refugees, EU citizens or the spouses of those from countries that have a visa-free travel agreement with Germany.
Jörg-Uwe Hahn, the integration minister for the German state of Hesse, criticized the Commission procedure, saying in a statement it was "totally wrong and counterproductive" for integration policy. "The most basic level of communication with a few words of German is not too much to demand for immigrating to Germany. It's not patronizing, but instead promotes integration."
If Germany and the European Commission don't reach an agreement by the end of the multi-step inquiry into the matter, Germany faces fines and a lawsuit at the European Court of Justice.
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I could live in that but then again I would have to after selling the house to buy it.
They're small, I'll take two. As a data guy, I am a firm believer in redundant backup.
Memphis -- No. 2 on the list of most crime ridden cities in America. Working on being No. 1 but we just can't catch Detroit.
1950 Colt .38 Police Positive Special
2013 SCCY 9mm CPX-2 Stainless Steel
US Army 1973-1977, 95B
I don't get it. You can buy a full-sized, land yacht, tour bus decked out with a Jeep in tow for that price.
You can buy a real tank for that price. Military Vehicle Sales and Appraisal Service
You could build one yourself for WAY less than $300K!
Every once in a while a Cadillac Gage v150 comes up for sale on the internets. They sold lots of them overseas to desert countries where rust is an unknown thing.
If I was going to spend that kind of money on a vehicle it would either have to be total luxury...or armored.
It's cool, but there's nowhere close to 300K of value there. I can see them hooking a few eccentric rich folks, but I don't see how they're getting a pipeline of customers that are gonna go for that.
'Clinging to my guns and religion
I know a couple who sold their house and bought a beautiful camper (not that brand) and now tour around the country living in camp grounds. Maybe that's what this guy has done.
Looks like it would appeal to people who go off road and is self contained. Good Bug Out vehicle for all you bug outters.
I agree that you could get a lot more for your money with something else though.
Heaven goes by favor. If it went by merit, you would stay out and your dog would go in.- Mark Twain
That Rig is one seriously Bodacious Motor Yacht!!!!!
I would want a disappearing Remote Gun Turret for Road Trouble+make that composite shell with Kevlar!!!!!!!!!
I'm just a spoke in the wheel but not a big deal.
America...a Constitutional Republic. NOT a democracy as the liberals would have us believe.
PANTS UP DON'T LOOT!!....A Kentucky Rifle behind EVERY BLADE OF GRASS!!
You know that look women give you when they want some sugar? Me neither
I don't see the value here. You would have to seriously want to be off the road to make this anything like worthwhile. For the same coin, you can get a much larger and very nice Class A motorhome. Not for me, thanks.
"I've noticed that everyone that is pro-abortion has already been born." - Ronald Reagan
"When governments fear the people there is liberty. When the people fear the government there is tyranny." Thomas Jefferson
You are only paranoid until you are right - then you are a visionary.
For that kind of money, you could buy a convertible Corvette and spend a few years in hotels.
I carry a gun, because a Cop is too heavy.
Second Amendment: The difference between politicians and rulers.
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NRA Benefactor Life Member
When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk.
"Don't forget, incoming fire has the right of way."


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Players in Heroes of Newerth control a single character in a 3/4 perspective, fantasy-based world. HoN focuses on hero control and development, and removes the trouble of common RTS games such as base management, resource collection and army building. Currently there are a total of sixty heroes consisting of thirty for each faction, the Legion and the Hellbourne.
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OU women's basketball team to have at least nine national appearances
The OU women's basketball team will get plenty of national exposure with at least nine games on national cable networks, according to the Big 12 Conference TV schedule released Thursday. Should the Sooners' advance to the Preseason WNIT final, that matchup will be televised on the CBS Sports Network.
OU will announce its Sooner Sports TV broadcast schedule at a later date.
Oklahoma is represented in two of the Big 12's three nonconference games on Fox Sports 1 with its noon Dec. 1 game hosting Creighton and 3 p.m. Dec. 8 game against Duke. The Sooners' game at Baylor has been moved from Feb. 25 to Monday, Feb. 24, and will air at 6 p.m. on FS1. The Sooners are also on FS1 at 6 p.m. Jan. 21 at Iowa State and hosting West Virginia at 6 p.m. Feb. 13.
OU also has two homes games on Fox Sports Network — OSU at 2 p.m. Feb. 1 and Texas at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 19.
In ESPN2 telecasts, the Sooners host Baylor at 6 p.m. Feb. 3 and play at OSU at noon Feb. 16 on the Play4Kay weekend, an initiative to raise breast cancer awareness and funds for research.
Oklahoma State will make three appearances on Fox networks besides its Bedlam game: vs. West Virginia at 6 p.m. Jan. 4 on FS1; vs. Baylor at 3 p.m. on Jan. 26 on FSN; and at Texas Tech at 2 p.m. Feb. 23 on FSN.
Short takes
*KSBI-52 sportscaster Abigail Ogle has been hired by KOCO-5 as a sports reporter/anchor. An Edmond Memorial and OU graduate, Ogle is the daughter of KFOR-4 news anchor Kevin Ogle.
*After 25 years in sports, former KOCO-5 sports director Bob Irzyk is moving into news as a weekend news anchor/reporter at WINK-TV in Fort Myers, Fla. He starts Sept. 30.
*On "Outside the Lines" at 7 a.m. Sunday on ESPN2, John Barr details wrestling's battle for Olympic survival as one of three sports (squash, baseball/softball) with a chance for reinstatement. The IOC will decide the fate of Olympic wrestling Sunday in Buenos Aries, Argentina.
*Clear Channel Communications has moved its Deer Creek football broadcasts from KGHM-AM 1340 to KTOK-AM 1000 because of programming conflicts, game analyst Scott Swyden said.
*ESPN's "College GameDay," 8-11 a.m. Saturday, will be in Ann Arbor, Mich., to preview the Notre Dame-Michigan game, which will air at 7 p.m. on ESPN.
*Fox Sports 1 airs two Big 12 games on Saturday: Oklahoma State at Texas-San Antonio at 11 a.m. (Justin Kutcher, James Bates and reporter Brady Poppinga) and Louisiana-Lafayette at K-State (Adam Alexander and Chris Simms) at 5:30 p.m.
*On Saturday, 107.7 The Franchise had a technical gaff, abruptly switching from OU's season opener against Louisiana-Monroe to NBC Sports. The error was corrected by the board op after a few minutes.
*Colin Cowher discusses college football and the NFL in "Colin's New Football Show," which debuts at 8 a.m. Sunday on ESPN2.


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Five-minute guide to high school football: Blanchard, Jones to meet in key 3A contest
Most intriguing matchup
Class 3A No. 5 Blanchard (6-0) at Jones (5-1)
Why bother: The Lions haven't been tested much, with a 30-7 win over Lindsay in the second week of the season being Blanchard's closest game so far. Jones is a bit more battle-tested, falling to Perkins-Tryon in the season opener and picking up wins over Hennessey and Oklahoma Christian School all in the season's first three weeks. These two and Tuttle will battle it out the next few weeks for the district championship. The teams feature two of the top passers in Class 3A in Jones' David Cornwell (1,151 yards, 13 touchdowns, 2 interceptions) and Blanchard's Brock Lamle (1,109, 18, 2).
The pick: Blanchard 26, Jones 21
Blanchard's defense hasn't given up more than 14 points in a game. Jones hasn't scored fewer than 26 points in a game other than that loss to Perkins. The Lions will get pushed much more than they have so far, but when it's all said and done, Blanchard holds on to remain undefeated. Lamle will have to account for Jones' Randal Case, though. Case has six interceptions already this season.
Other top attractions
Norman (5-1) at Class 6A No. 8 Southmoore (5-1)
Plot: These teams were thought to have been going in different directions at the start of the season. Norman figured to be in a rebuilding mode. Southmoore looked to be improved from last year's 5-6 season, but it wasn't clear how improved they'd be. After a season-opening loss to Norman North, though, Norman has reeled off five consecutive wins and has scored 45 or more points in each of the last three weeks. Southmoore's only loss came to Edmond Santa Fe in a game where it scored 37 points. The SaberCats' offense might be the best in Class 6A right now.
Starring: Norman's Zach Long has been outstanding at quarterback through the first six games, leading the Tigers' offense to a big start even with the loss of several big-time offensive weapons from last year. Southmoore's offense has been fairly balanced with Karltrell Henderson leading the way with 756 rushing yards so far.
The pick: Southmoore 27, Norman 20
Southmoore has been much more tested to this point, and it shows in this one as the SaberCats get another critical win in district play to move closer to hosting a first-round playoff game.
Class 6A No. 1 Tulsa Union (4-2) at No. 7 Sand Springs (6-0)
Plot: Even at 4-2, Union is Union. The Redskins have won four consecutive 6A titles and are in position to have a chance at another this season. Union isn't invincible, though, having lost to Owasso (38-35 at home, Sept. 21) and at Euless (Texas) Trinity. Sand Springs might be the biggest surprise in the state to this point after last year's 3-7 season.
Starring: The Redskins' big-time recruits get plenty of attention and deservedly so, but quarterback Hunter Atyia is a huge reason for Union's success. Atyia has thrown for more than 1,200 yards, with nine touchdowns and three interceptions. For Sand Springs, linebacker Alec Roberts has been one of the top defenders in the class so far, with 77 tackles.
The pick: Tulsa Union 48, Sand Springs 20
Like so many other teams before, the Sandites come in thinking they can hang with the top teams in Class 6A. But like other teams not named Jenks or Union in the last 16 years, eventually the reality of those two schools' dominance gets brought to them. That happens Friday for Sand Springs.


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NICE!!!! but i hope they dnt come out soon....
December 15, 2011 BY John Kim / 14
2011 will close out on a high note with the White/Black colorway of the Nike Zoom Rookie, but 2012's got some goodies in store for us as well. In addition to the 'Dynamic Blue' colorway, that seems to be releasing after the New Year, this solid Black/Anthracite colorway will also arrive in the coming months. Featuring a combination of a lustrous dark grey Anthracite tone with black on the upper, this two-toned combination emanates that hardcore Foamposite appeal while accentuating the flowing lines of the Zoom Rookie LWP design. We've got an additional full shot for you after the jump, so stay tuned to Sneaker News for more release information on this sick new colorway. via el-store.
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NICE!!!! but i hope they dnt come out soon....
great color for lwp.but im just dreaming bout those red foamposites
I need a life
They look very cheaply made.Wish the bottoms were black as well.
these look alright but I think the "dynamic blues" are better, just my opinion...
EZ Pass.
and whats up with the plastic guard panels, they're ball shoes not hockey skates
i dont get these u prolly gotta be black or ghetto to like these
waitin on da all blu & all red memphis express lwp
Dope!!!!!! Easy 200
Yes all blacks! I wasnt really feeling the Orange and Black ones, i barely have any orange, But these!