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so cute
Nov 30th
I loved this show!!!
July 16th
Man, every time I think of Paddington, I get to wanting a Marmalade sandwich!
Feb 24th
awww, that's cute, and brings back a lot of memories...
Feb 22nd
I used to watch that when I was little! This is great!
Feb 22nd
Love the paws.
Feb 22nd
that is so COOL
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Wow. Hiatus Kaiyote is that ish. Their debut release Tawk Tomahawk dropped just over a week ago and it is mind bendingly good.
Claiming the vast umbrella of "future soul," the group does not get comfortable with any one familiar style – with soul and some serious attitude as their cornerstone, the sound ranges from dirty glitch to cinematic parlour jazz to folk to rock to electronic and on. The vocalist sounds sort of like Corrine Bailey Rae on acid a la an essence of Karma Stewart – in the best possible way.
Listen to this now and make your day that more amazing. Holler at Melbourne, y'all.

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"NCIS Los Angeles" will have some dangerous times ahead for Kensi. In fact, Deeks and the rest of the team will be involved in a rescue mission. On Feb. 8, Enstarz shared the latest spoilers from those involved on the series. The big mission is set to air as episode 19 this season, but it was filmed as episode 18. John Peter Kousakis, an executive producer on the series, said the following on his Twitter:
Callen, Sam and Deeks head into one of their most dangerous missions. All coming in E518!
Shane Brennan also had some teasers for the episode as well, and it could cause some problems for the new relationship shared by Deeks and Kensi. Brennan teased the following:
[Episode 19 will include a] pretty shocking revelation that deeply affects both of them and has them both questioning everything about their relationship, particularly Kensi.
Brennan also teased that fans will see a new side to Deeks during the episode. Kensi has been away on this mission due to Daniela Ruah's pregnancy. The series found a way to keep her in the loop, but she also took the time off she needed for her maternity leave. She had her baby back in December.
What do you think? Are you excited to see everyone back together again? "NCIS LA" will continue to air on Tuesday nights on CBS.
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TNA Impact Wrestling will run a house show tonight from the Memorial Auditorium in Sacramento, California. For more information on the show, click here.
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UPK Installation: The REAL Deal
By user10237244 on Jan 09, 2009
From time to time, I hear questions about the installation process for UPK. For example: "What's the difference between a client install and a single-user install?" "Is IIS required?" "Does UPK use an Oracle database?"
To try and help you out, here's a few tips to remember.
UPK can be installed as a single-user,stand alone developer on your machine. The Developer will have all the capability to create, store and publish your content from that single location without the need to connect to an enterprise database. However, it can also be installed for a multi-developer environment. This requires a back-end database to store the content data.
Beginning with UPK 3.1.6, the Oracle Database is supported for UPK content development.
Microsoft's web server, IIS, is also required as part of the development server...but NOT for the deployment of the browser based player package. So you don't have IIS available for a multi-user development environment? Well..here's what you can do....
A key benefit to having the multi-developer environment is the ability to view content being developed by others. Content can also be shared by using the import/export feature from within the Developer. From the menu bar, click Tools>Export to create an archive file (.odarc) of the selected topic(s). This file can be emailed or placed on a central server to be imported (Tools>Import) into a different developer's machine.
Remember that a published player package can run on ANY web server that accepts the http protocol.


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Checking in with the Miami Dolphins' quarterbacks at OTA's; more 'Hard Knocks'
Since we've seemingly kept a running tab of the Miami Dolphins' quarterback competition, it's only fair to give Matt Moore his due.
The would-be incumbent had a nice day Tuesday behind center during organized team activities.
Whether or not his comfort level was aided by the absence of 2010 Pro Bowler David Garrard is something only Moore can know for certain, but in a competition between rookie Ryan Tannehill and backup Pat Devlin he was clearly the day's winner.
A pair of touchdown passes to Davone Bess highlighted his morning. Moore showed confidence with quick decisions in route combination drills. He often found targets proving he understands the need to release the football with a sense of urgency.
Tannehill, who has trumpeted his command of the playbook, continues to appear slow with his decisions as was the case last week.
Dolphins coach Joe Philbin said last week he expects the players to be challenged more as the coaching staff increases the learning load.
"We are advancing from a schematic standpoint every day," Philbin said. "Today we did the redzone. In the redzone we typically have empty blitzes where you are sending the house so to speak. Usually that means an extra guy is coming. There might be one free guy that you don't have accounted for in the blocking scheme. That leads to your play time as a quarterback and your awareness outside on the perimeter has to be enhanced a little bit.
"I think there were a couple of pictures where that wasn't real good today, but I think overall that room…those four guys are very professional in their jobs and the approach to their job. I think they are supportive of one another which I think is important. I think they all have exhibited at certain times pretty good leadership traits. Is every pass as accurate as it needs to be? No. Is the timing of every play where we want it? Absolutely not, but I think overall we are making good progress at that position."
In case you missed it, the Dolphins announced Tuesday they would participate in HBO's "Hard Knocks." Omar Kelly and Izzy Gould discussed the news in this video.
Tell us how you feel about it in this fan poll.
The Dolphins will host a press conference Wednesday afternoon to discuss it further.
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A brand new trailer for the upcoming film "Saw 3D", which features Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington, has been uploaded to youtube and can be viewed below. The trailer contains a few shots of Chester in a less than favourable position, locked in some sort of torture device at the hands of the infamous Jigsaw Killer.
The latest film in the Saw series will be released on October 29th. Be sure to check out Chester's latest acting role!
WARNING: *Spoilers* & Graphic content!
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So I'll make like a mom of almost four and not ask you if you got any sleep because I know that's the dreaded question that no one really likes to be asked, however, if it's a matter of you making a decision to go to bed early rather than you having to deal with a sleep-fighting kid, then I hope you did try to get to bed a little earlier. Even a committment to going to bed 30 minutes early every night.
Now let's talk a bit about apologies - not yours (which are important) but the ones your kids need to make. Usually this happens between siblings around my place, and while I'm pretty vigilant about making them use an appropriate tone and look the person in the eye, as well as explain what they're apologizing. But earlier this summer, I heard a mom use a brilliant dialogue with her son (I wrote about it before because I thought it was so great), and I'm trying to be more consistent about implementing this.
Challenge #26: How to say sorry
So, the story goes that this mom and I were at the pool while our kids were taking swim lessons, and prior to them starting, her son tossed a flipper in the direction of a college girl sitting on the side reading a book. It wasn't purposeful but it landed right near her and sort of splashed some water up.
The mom called her son over and asked him the following questions:
a) What could have happened?
b) What do you need to do to make this right?
I love this so much, mostly because I think it's so important for kids (particularly when they are at the age to do so, mind you) to understand the reasoning behind an apology, and to learn something from what happened.
Pretty cool, huh?


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Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians
Gregor, Valentin
Gregor, Valentin, violinist; b. Bonn, 13 May 1963. Gregor enjoys a repertoire ranging from the violin and voice to the viola. Otto Kirchenmaier, former concertmaster at the Beethoven Hall in Bonn, began giving lessons to the boy of seven, directing him towards a classical education in music. This path never quite seemed to suit Gregor's temperament, for he was searching for the musical means of expression outside the classical repertoire.
He could soon be heard in Hanover performing with a gypsy swing band. He then started an a capella group "Echo Echo" (presently "Meier & die Geier") together with Hans-Werner Meyer, Volker Dittmann and Christian Taube. The band later signed a contract with WEA Records - Hamburg. In 1988, he became acquainted with a jazz violinist by the name of Hajo Hoffmann, an encounter that inspired the young musician to begin his studies in "jazz violin" that very year at the College of Music, Cologne, where he graduated in 1992.
While touring with the well known German acapella band "Sechszylinder" (1992-1994) Valentin Gregor performed as singer at 350 concerts and TV-shows throughout Europe. From there he journeyed to Boston, more specifically to the Berklee College of Music. This was followed by seminal concert performances with jazz greats including Stephane Grappelli, Herb Geller, Ed Harris, Ed Schuller, Garrison Fewell, Duduka da Fonseca, Hans Glawischnig and Nicolas Simion, performing at venues in such cities as Boston, New York, San Francisco, Atlanta and Portland.
In 1999, Valentin Gregor met the pianist Ekkehard WSlk at the Berlin Jazz-Club "b-flat". This turned out to be more than just a chance encounter. The two shooting stars of the Berlin music scene formed the group Duo Escapade. The Valentin Gregor Quartet was an award-winner at the prestigious "Berlin Jazz and Blues Award 2002."
He works with Valentin Gregor Quartet (World Music Jazz), Duo Escapade (Classic/Jazz Fusion), Carlos Bica Quintet featuring singer Ana Brandao, Trio Valentino (Swing, Bossa Nova) and the Hans Hartmann Trio.
Duo Escapade: The Gentleman Tramp (2002, unissued), Songs of Imagination (2003); This Way Please (2003)
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I went to throw a small Silverlight sample application up on a web site to show to a client yesterday and found out the hard way that although it is primarily a client-side technology, it doesn't "just work" when you put the files up on the server. My first attempt was to just put the necessary bits on a static file server that has ASP.NET but doesn't have an easy way for me to configure virtual roots. Unfortunately, the project I was using (in Visual Studio) was configured to use an ASPX test project with its own web.config and /bin folder, neither of which worked outside of the application root. So I figured perhaps I could just get the test page to work as a .htm file, and I renamed it to that from .aspx. Unfortunately, it used the new <asp:Silverlight /> control. So naturally it didn't work well running as a static htm file. I created a new Silverlight web project in Visual Studio, grabbed the .htm file it creates, and thought I was finally ready when I ran into the issue of IIS not serving up .xap files.
By default, IIS is not configured to serve several of the file extensions that Silverlight requires, such as .xap and .xaml. Tim Sneath has a good writeup of what you need to do to get IIS configured correctly to host Silverlight files and applications - it's pretty simple and you only have to do it once.
The only other issue I encountered for this application was with loading image files from the web. Apparently you cannot load .GIF images like this:
ImageSource mySource = new System.Windows.Media.Imaging.BitmapImage(new Uri(http://www.google.com/intl/en_ALL/images/logo.gif));
The result is a Sys.InvalidOperationException: ImageError #4001: AG_E_NETWORK_ERROR. The solution I found was to use a .PNG formatted image. I haven't discovered a workaround for directly accessing GIF files over HTTP yet using this method. Apparently issues with GIF images have been documented by others previously.


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Behind the amber tones and chocolatey swirls of Chagrin Valley Soap & Salve's seasonal Pumpkin Spice Soap ($7.65) lies the mind of a scientist. Founder Ida Friedman is a former nurse and biology teacher who discovered a knack for creating soap recipes during a year's hiatus from teaching middle school students. Her first product cured her husband's eczema, says son Sam, who eventually joined the family business and helps make the company's 170 products by his mom's side. The soap is cold processed for eight weeks to keep it as natural as possible. "It's laborious — you have to have very high quality ingredients," he says. The fall-themed soap's color comes mostly from local pumpkins, hand-scooped by Chagrin Valley employees, while the dark swirls are courtesy of cocoa powder mixed with cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, allspice, turmeric and cassia to make an enchanting scent. chagrinvalleysoapandsalve.com


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Create a uniquely beautiful, living, succulent mosaic "picture." These versatile mosaics can add variety to your garden, become the dramatic centerpiece for a special occasion or an accent for a door mantle. We'll provide the 8 x 8 square box, moss, and succulent plants, as well as cover the care and maintenance of your living picture. With this statement of true living beauty, you're sure to become the envy of the neighborhood. Limited to 16 participants.
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Vancouver's 21st-century soldiers now have a home to match.
About 400 military personnel and community members came together Friday to celebrate the ribbon-cutting for the Armed Forces Reserve Center.
About 850 members of the Army Reserve and the Washington National Guard have been based at the 18½-acre campus for about two months, after military operations ended at Vancouver Barracks in mid-September.
As far as the Veterans Day ceremony goes, "There is no more fitting day for a ribbon-cutting," said Col. Mark Snyder, senior tenant of the reserve center.
The facility at 15005 N.E. 65th St. includes about 100,000 square feet of floor space in three buildings. While construction of the $30 million project took about a year, the concept of a new military center had been under discussion for a couple of decades.
Col. Dan Kern, a Camas resident who represented the commanding general of the Washington National Guard at Friday's event, said he was part of the original planning committee.
"The conversation started 22 years ago," said Kern. The panel looked at Camp Bonneville, the site of a former Army firing range and now the focus of an expensive cleanup project.
"We looked at sites around Vancouver, working with the city and the National Park Service, looking at things like freeway access," said Kern.
Kern holds one of the top leadership positions in the Washington National Guard as director of joint operations, working with the governor during emergencies in the state.
In that capacity, Kern can appreciate the domestic-response capabilities of the reserve center.
"It will be used as a response location for disasters — natural as well as man-made," Kern said.
The 790th Chemical Co. can provide decontamination service for people in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Alaska. The 396th Combat Support Hospital can set up a 248-bed medical center.
Seven Army generals attended the ceremony, including the last one to command Vancouver Barracks. Brig. Gen. Daniel York led the Army Reserve's 104th Division Headquarters out of Vancouver Barracks in 2010 to its new home at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, near Tacoma.
"I wish we'd have been here," said York, who now is assigned to Fort McCoy in Wisconsin.
Vancouver Barracks was awesome from a historical standpoint, York said, but it was a sprawling campus.
And an old one, noted Lt. Col. David Burkhardt.
"The old buildings were not constructed for today's information technology," Burkhardt said.
Or, as it turned out, for even more basic technology. "In the winter, sometimes the heat worked, and sometimes it didn't."
Vancouver Barracks was closed down as part of the federal Base Realignment and Closure process.
But one thing hasn't changed since the Army arrived in the region 162 years ago, and that's the mission. Vancouver still is a place where soldiers prepare to head for less-peaceful surroundings, Mayor Tim Leavitt noted during his turn at the microphone.
While Col. Snyder has been overseeing the move-in, he's had other things on his timetable. He's also scheduled for a nine-month deployment in Afghanistan, Leavitt said, where Snyder will help train the Afghan army.


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Green and Clean is located at 1101 Sterling Drive #304 in Champaign. http://www.greencleanhome.com/
The products they use are non-toxic and will not leave chemical residue that other products leave behind. They are bio-degradable, and are also available for purchase on their web site.
They are very accomodating, offering cleaning services for weekly, bi-weekly, intensive cleaning, and move-in/out cleaning.
The Environment section of their web site is very informative, describing how toxins and chemicals can be left in a home, as well as giving information regarding the manufacture of the chemicals we use in our houses and businesses. Many of these emit harmful vapors and toxins that can harm the community as well as the persons handling them in their creation.
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Over the weekend rumors began to surface about the popular messaging platform WhatsApp considering a buyout from Google for $1 billion. This morning WhatsApp is speaking out about those rumors.
In an interview with AllThingsD, WhatsApp's head of business development Neeraj Arora dismissed all the rumors saying that the company is not entertaining any offers from Google, or anyone else.
This news makes me quite happy as I use WhatsApp almost more than my standard text messaging app to keep in contact with friends and family who are overseas. TweakTown wants to know how much you use third party text messaging applications like WhatsApp. Let us know in the comments below.


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If you've been following our back-to-school videos, then you probably have school supplies coming out of your ears! Well, if that's the case, we've got the video for you! Watch to see all the "crafty" things you can do with your supplies! Then leave a comment and let us know what other creative things you've done with your supplies.
If you've been following our back-to-school videos, then you probably have school supplies coming out of your ears! Well, if that's the case, we've got the video for you! Watch to see all the "crafty" things you can do with your supplies! Then leave a comment and let us know what other creative things you've done with your supplies.
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I have taken smaller items like paper clips, binder clips, etc. and have put them in cute tin candle holders and put them on my desk. I have bought these on clearance at Target and at Bath and Body works from their semi annual sale. It's a cute display to have all of your odds and ends on your desk instead of trying to find them in a drawer!
I could spend all day pinning and making things from Pinterest…highly addicting!
I stock up on the clear or colored clipboards! These are great to make gifts for Teachers, Team moms, Moms with at home business's, Coaches etc. I use the Vinyl adhesive with my cricut machine to create a design and then embellish the metal clip part with ribbons tied on and sometimes add a charm or two! Wish I could post a pic for you.
Love the Caddy idea, I saw those at Target during summer, but will look again to see if they are on clearance now.
Love the copy paper box idea. Great for attractive storage of items on the upper shelves of my clothes closet.
OMG! Can I just say that I am so glad I was not drinking anything because I would have spit it out all over my computer and I would have wanted you to pay for a new one. I busted up laughing so loud my bf said WT….So I had to replay it for him and he didnt find it nearly as amusing as I did. "I am sucha mess", then BAM all the crayons go flying.
OK now on to what I have planned (sometime in the next few years LOL) I got a bunch of the sliding pencil holders and I plan to make them into storage containers for my scrapbooking supplies. Something like a dresserish thing. After coloring them with alcohol inks. If and when I get this done I will post a pic somewhere.
My mother-in-law and I have done the scrapbook paper on the notebooks before. We normally use these if we're going somewhere that we have to take notes and make each person one with a monogram on it. We also take the clear pens (that you can unscrew the bottoms) and insert a piece of matching paper so the pen matches the notebook! Really cute gifts for teachers, gatherings, or stocking stuffers for people when you're on a budget.
ALSO! Last year we took the clear stand up picture frames from the dollar store (a lot of businesses use them for flyers, those kind) and stuck a piece of scrapbook paper inside it, then glued the sticky note stack to the outside and made matching pens, the teachers and aides LOVED them! They found them really useful!
ALSO! (okay so I love crafty stuff lol) (This one I was really proud of bc I came up with it on my own but I'm sure it's been done!) I took a ton of random canisters and glued the chalkboard paper labels on them, then took the ugly neon pencil topper erasers (the ones that come like 50 to a pack and are semi triangular) and glued hemp twine around it and left a lot of string at the top so that I could tie it to the containers, but long story short, a pencil topper is the perfect CHALK HOLDER!! These look really decorative and sleek when done right. I use the containers at parties and always get such great compliments for something that took 5 minutes, love it!
Instead of hot glue on the glass canning jars, try clear silicone caulking that you use for bathtubs or sinks. It is very strong.
I love the Mason jar idea! Related to that, I saw a craft project on Pinterest where you mix food coloring with Elmers glue and "paint" a glass vase. When the paint dries, it gives the vase a sea glass effect. Might work nicely with the Mason jars.
I saw that one too and I love the idea. Haven't tried it yet though!
You girls were hilarious! Was fun to watch. I like the mason jar and caddy idea. Would be cute to add some ribbon around the mason jars too. I will not look for any more crafty video's but do enjoy the site. 🙂
I like the caddy used for art supplies …just lift and go , easy for kids to grab . r these caddys still available at target. I would love to buy one . Thanks for the wonderful ideas.
Love watching your videos!! Love this site!! Please don't ever stop. I check in with you every day and you have helped me so much over the last year.I thank both of you for all you efforts in helping me learn how to use coupons.
im going to use the composition book idea i have lots of scrapbook paper and i agree with you those books are ugly but with your idea no more ugly books at my house. i enjoy your videos thanks a lot
I love your toy box and I'm going to use your tip on all my ugly composition books as well! Thanks!
I donate all of our extras to Operation Christmas Child so no crafty fun for me but can I just say I love watching your videos! You girls look like you are having fun and would be a blast to hang out with!
I do this as well. I usually end up buying clearanced crayons, markers and/or backpacks and donating them at Christmas. I was hoping that everything would go on a massive clearance at Target so I could pick up tons and tons of items and start a box to donate school supplies next school year. I have my fingers crossed for 90%, but I'm sure that won't happen, so I'm hoping for 70% off!
Does anyone even know if school supplies go 90% off at Target?


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Conceptual, creative, disruptive
May 29-30, 2013 | Poliforum León, Guanajuato
We live in an era dominated by ideas, and where the rules evolve. The talent necessary to adapt our organizations is less obvious and more diverse, less measurable and more comprehensive, less tactful but more strategic.
The future awaits those who are audacious enough to push the limits and transform industries and disciplines, who are open to coming trends but curious enough to explore their contradictions…and be innovators.


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By Aimee Tsao
Copyright 2003 Aimee Tsao
BERKELEY -- For months,
I had been ruminating over how I would write about the Merce Cunningham
Dance Company's 50th anniversary season at Berkeley's Zellerbach
Hall in the beginning of February. A few days before the company
opened here, the New Yorker magazine ran an article, "Dancing in
the City" by Alma Guillermoprieto, which captured the life of a
young dancer in New York City in the late sixties with anecdotes
about Merce and Twyla Tharp. While the details of my own experiences
in the same time and place were significantly different, the essence
was not and I felt I needed to change the direction and shape that
my article had begun to take. When I read all the pieces in my press
kit, I decided I absolutely needed to find another un-autobiographical
angle. I didn't want to seem to be following the crowd. But then
Paul Ben-Itzak reminded me that all of the Dance Insider's readers
won't have read all the other articles and I decided to forge ahead
with bits of my own life vis-a-vis Merce, John Cage, and the rest
as sometimes no other means of explanation is as precise, and also
by way of revealing the origin of my differences in perception.
I grew up in Ann Arbor,
where the University of Michigan attracted many artistic types.
In 1959 my parents rented a house to Robert Ashley, then an obscure
electronic music composer. As a result of the ensuing friendship
between landlord and tenant, I was frequently taken along to all
manner of concerts, happenings, light shows and multi-media events
sponsored by the ONCE Group, a collection of avant-garde composers,
musicians, visual artists, film makers and performers. As a young
teenager I remember seeing Alex Hay, Deborah Hay and Steve Paxton
dance on the roof of a municipal parking garage. And since I also
studied ballet, attended performances of many assorted dance companies
on tour, went to hear live classical music and lingered in art museums,
I had a well-rounded arts education. The key here is that at the
time I was unaware that I was being exposed to a much wider slice
of the arts pie than most of my peers, or other adults who are knowledgeable
about culture. It was all art to me. Historical perspective wouldn't
arrive until years later.
The first time I saw
the Merce Cunningham Dance Company perform was in New York City,
where I lived from 1967 to 1970. Gordon Mumma, a family friend from
Ann Arbor, also of the ONCE Group, had joined MCDC as a musician
and he often invited me to see the company and also set about introducing
me to the work of other avant-garde performers.
Fast forward 33 years
to the current 50th anniversary season of the company. I am going
to see two evenings of repertory, including the American premiere
of "Fluid Canvas" (see Josephine
Leask's review) and four films of dance on camera by Cunningham,
Charles Atlas and Elliot Caplan. I am battling a strong feeling
of ambivalence, which will be explained as I delve into the history
of this dance troupe. And like most people I know right now, I am
depressed by the state of the world. Decidedly not the best state
of mind to be objective, discriminating and analytical..
The Pacific Film Archive
and Cal Performances are jointly presenting the films: "Story" (1964)
shot in Helsinki during a performance, then "Coast Zone" (1983),
"Beach Birds for Camera" (1993) and "Melange" (2001) all made as
films using dance and not just documenting choreography. Merce slowly
walks to the podium with the help of a cane and the shoulder of
an assistant. It is painful to see his body so crippled by arthritis.
I remember him moving with such fleetness and intricacy, so idiosyncratically
delightful that he could make my evening during an otherwise less
than exciting performance by the rest of the company. Yet he is
so present, and mentally concise and focused, that I am somewhat
consoled. He speaks softly, gently, explaining that to be on tour
in Berkeley is not performing just anywhere, but "to meet again
with friends". He speaks of his work with film and I think back
to a time when I wrote him a letter. I had just gotten back from
a summer dance tour in France and had a dream that I was riding
in a van through the French countryside with Merce at the wheel.
When I woke up I wondered if I should write Merce, since I didn't
really know him and it seemed like a presumptuous idea. To make
the decision, I did the Cunninghamian thing and threw the I-Ching.
It said yes. So I wrote him about dreaming I was on tour with his
company and asked him what he was doing these days. I was more than
surprised when I received a reply. He said he was learning to use
a video camera because it seemed easier for him to do that so he
could get the shots he wanted than it would be to train a cameraman
to dance. I come back to the present moment and he explains the
differences between dance for stage and dance for camera. With stage
the audience has a fixed point of observation and the front of the
stage appears wider while the back appears to narrow. With the camera,
one's point of view can move constantly at varying speeds or stay
still and what is closer is in a narrower field, and farther away
objects or dancers have a much broader field. He says that in film,
as a choreographer, you cannot repeat phrases of movement too many
times because for some reason the viewer tends to remember the sequences
"Story" is not of very
high visual quality, very grainy and slightly blurry. However, despite
that faces are indistinct, I find I can recognize dancers by their
individual movement inflections. Carolyn Brown, Viola Farber, Valda
Setterfield, Barbara Lloyd (now Barbara Dilley), Sandra Neels, and
Merce himself, all have their own unique unmistakable body language.
Suddenly I remember why I had loved this company so much in the
late sixties and early seventies. The dancers imbued the movement
with their own personal expression, and by that I don't mean they
tried to express something external, an idea or an emotion, but
rather that they executed the same movements in their own different
voices. David Vaughan, MCDC archivist for over forty years, provides
commentary as well and relates that Robert Rauschenberg, who created
a new set with found objects at each performance, also provided
costumes which consisted of duffel bags of clothes in the wings
that the dancers could don or remove according to whim. In Tokyo,
Barbara Lloyd put them all on and appeared as a giant moving bundle
of fabric.
The last dance film
that Cunningham made with Charles Atlas is "Coast Zone." Though
I sometimes weary of the dancers' delivery (Louise Burns excepted,
as she still has that individuality I mentioned before), the movement
of the camera is mesmerizing. It's as if it is a dancer itself the
way it passes dancers moving in the opposite direction, or rushes
toward a body or circles a group of dancers. As with "Story," I
see more and more clearly how very balletic Cunningham's choreography
is. Certainly not in the port de bras, but most of the lower body
vocabulary consists of arabesques, attitudes, extensions to the
front and side -- not turned in, a la Graham, but fully rotated
outward -- tendus, promenades and grand jetes. It is simply elegant
in its purity.
"Beach Birds for Camera"
is in two parts. The first is in black and white, gorgeously backlit
by a wall of small-pane windows that creates an ambience of the
lightness and openness of being outdoors. The second part is in
color in a studio without visible windows, and in contrast seems
closed in. Oddly, Cunningham uses small circles of dancers that
remind me of the white acts of "Swan Lake," and a moment of quivering
feet like Odette in the pas de deux. I suppose that he and Petipa
had observed some of the same traits of birds in groups. The costumes,
unitards with white legs extending to below the bust and black bodices
with arms covering the hands, evoke an avian quality without being
species specific. The highlight for me is a very long section where
a man stands in arabesque facing straight into the camera, his face
to the floor, undulating his arms, and moving them together in front
of his chest and back out, like a bird in flight, soaring then slowly,
strongly propelling himself with his wings.
The six minute "Melange"
is just that, a real mixed bag of outdoor footage, in the studio,
lots of different costumes and atmospheres. To see the four films,
spanning nearly 40 years, gives an instant perspective of what changes
and what remains the same in Cunningham's work. The costumes and
lighting reflect the changing aesthetics and fashions of the times,
while the choreography itself grows more complex. His underlying
philosophies, that dance is just the movement and the disconnect
between dance and music, are still evident. Personally, I like the
older simpler pieces. I remember seeing Jon Neumeier's "Swan Lake."
The second act, the original Petipa version, is done as a private
performance for the Prince. The stark contrast between Neumeier's
choreography for the first act and the classical purity and simplicity
of the Petipa made me love and appreciate the "less is more" approach.
With Cunningham's work I feel the same way.
The next night, Friday,
I see live performances. "Suite for Five" (1956-58) to John Cage's
"Music for Piano" played by Christian Wolff, with costumes by Rauschenberg
and light by Josh Johnson, opens the program. I am struck again
but the balletic quality and the simplicity. Holly Farmer and Ashley
Chen do an exquisite pas de deux and together with Jennifer Goggins
restore my faith that the company again has dancers who make the
movement their own, like 35 years ago. Sitting in the dark watching
this non-narrative, abstract piece gives me a respite from the highly
charged and overly complicated world outside.
"MinEvent" with the
Kronos Quartet is the big draw and the house is nearly full. Using
"Thirty pieces for String Quartet" (1983) written for the Kronos
Quartet by Cage, and decor by Rauschenberg for "Immerse" (1994),
Cunningham has put together a smaller version of one of his Events,
which are combinations of various elements -- choreography, music
and decor -- that are specifically assembled for a specific time
and place. In this case, the choreography comes from new material,
"Ocean," "Installations," an American Express "Event," and "Scenario."
The Kronos players are seated one each downstage right and left
and also on each side of the grand tier. It whole thing doesn't
quite gel and I try to enjoy the separate elements. I am intrigued
by some of the dancers, particularly Mandy Kirschner, Koji Mizuta
and Derry Swan in addition to Farmer, Chen and Goggins from the
first piece.
Saturday I run into
Gordon Mumma in the lobby. I haven't seen him a couple of years
and we catch up on each other's news before we start reminiscing
about the company and old times. I say that in "Suite for Five"
you can tell which roles were originally danced by Carolyn Brown
(one of my personal idols and role models) and Merce by the shape
of the choreography. He adds that there aren't too many people any
more who have been around long enough and are familiar enough with
the first generation dancers to notice. The program consists of
two old works and "Fluid Canvas." "Pictures"(1984), to David Behrman's
"Interspecies Small Talk" with decor and costumes by Mark Lancaster
and lighting by Josh Johnson, soothes me in the same way that "Suite
for Five" did the previous night. The best ending for this season
is "How to Pass, Kick, Fall and Run" (1965). With Merce himself
and David Vaughan reading stories from John Cage's "Silence," "A
Year from Monday" and elsewhere, I recall Cage's own reading with
Vaughan. Merce displays his quirky yet impeccable timing and the
dancers continue to delight me. I am grateful for this development
as I spent all those intervening years being continually disappointed.
Though the dancers executed the steps technically well, they somehow
had misinterpreted the idea of dance without emotion to mean dance
without nuance. Merce had always practiced what he preached and
it's good to see that even though he is no longer dancing, dancers
in the company are now running with the baton he has passed on.
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Happy new comic book day. Summer is almost here which means school is letting out and there is more time to read comic books. And to you who have jobs, make time to read a comic book. Their good for you. So it is May 28, 2014 and that means another week of comic books.So here is my pull list this week;
Giant Size Spider Man #1
Ms. Marvel #4
Wolverine #7
Batman Eternal #8
Futures End #4
Secret Origins #2
Suicide Squad #30
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Diablo 3 Review
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publisher: Blizzard Entertainment
developer: Blizzard Entertainment
genre: RPG
|ESRB rating: M
release date: May 15, 12
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Uros "Vader" Pavlovic
It seems hard to believe that we're sitting here and actually playing a game Blizzard worked on for over 11 years. Anybody who knows even a little bit about video games will tell you that Diablo is a huge franchise (Devilishly large? - Ed.). Diablo (1996) was an innovative and beautiful-looking hack'n'slash RPG that set a very important precedent. It sort of opened the door towards the RPG genre for those who haven't experienced it. We were also introduced to its (ground breaking) incredibly simple and yet amazingly addictive gameplay mechanics. Diablo and was a success and was followed by an even more successful sequel. Eager fans awaited a third installment, although Blizzard decided to put it on ice, because they had bigger plans, mostly related to their Warcraft franchise (but that's a different tale entirely).
I know that face... Oh wait.
Mmm, hellishly red.
In Diablo 3 you play a character known as the Nephalem, who arrives to a small town called New Tristram. You are one of the brave heroes marching out to fight against the oncoming armies of darkness, but perhaps more than that, you set out to learn what happened to the star, which fell out of the sky. The event was considered as an ill omen by many and yet here you are - a lone warrior, determined to discover what this event signifies. This is how your journey begins.
The world of Diablo is ripe with potential in terms of storytelling and characters, however the simplistic gameplay always compelled the writers to keep things, well, less complicated shall we say. And that's fine in our book. The armies of evil are coming and you seek to stop them. That's it. This time around though there's a more thorough explanation about the world, races, creatures, cities and, of course, each character class. The main story runs its course regardless of the character you choose. As far as the story goes, maybe a bit more effort could've gone into dialogue and the plot itself. Maybe a bit more twists; possibly something that would surprise us and such. Not that the story arch in Diablo 3 is lousy; far from it. But it just seems like they could've given us a bit more after such a long wait. In fact, Diablo 3's storyline does get a bit predictable at times, although in the end, I'm sure this is a matter of opinion. Besides there are aspects of the game that effectively compensate for that. Also, as soon as you dig into the gameplay, you won't be bothered with such story-related issues because you will be focused on slicing your way through endless hordes of some of Diablo's most vicious minions.
In Diablo 3 a lot depends on your choice of character class as their fighting techniques are unique and diverse. Some rely on pure brute force and melee combat skills (the Barbarian), while others tend to combine their skills with magic. Apart from the sturdy Barbarians, you can also select from four other classes: Monk, Witch Doctor, Demon Hunter and Wizard.
There are two ways you can experience this game - single-player or multiplayer. My initial playthrough was single-player all the way. The game does have an easy-to-use drop in drop out coop mode, which makes the campaign even more enjoyable. Yes, the single-player was terrific fun from start to end. In Diablo 3 there's an amazing flow throughout the entire story mode, which makes you devoted to your character and the story, feeling almost no need to end your session. Another good reason for staying is that once you log out of a game, the levels reset and a completely new area map is generated and all enemies will respawn, so that means you have to clear out each section all over again, and complete all the secondary tasks once more. From a certain point of view, this can be a bit annoying. Particularly if you really, really just need to log out of a game in order to, you know, go and eat something or actually talk to real people in real life (Pffft! Nourishment and human contact? That's for the weak! - Ed.). Thankfully, the game saves your level, achievements and inventory, hence you get a chance to improve your character and gather more experience.
The questionable art direction for Diablo 3 worried us from the moment we saw the very first gameplay footage back in 2008. Our worries were fueled with the simple notion that Blizzard was clearly moving away from the series' traditional dark Gothic art style, in favor of cartoonish WoW-flavored art direction. When we finally got the full retail version in our hands and started playing the game, all of the initial worries evaporated instantly. And so the diligent work of Blizzard's artists and animators continually surprises us, as much as their incredible devotion to detail. Stunning environments, brilliantly animated character and creature models, breathtaking cinematics and an altogether enthralling atmosphere are the most powerful bullet points of this product. By the same token, the development team worked hard to create a fittingly rich array of top-notch sound effects and awesome music themes. There isn't a hack'n'slash game out there that looks and sounds better than this.
Let them come!
We meet again.
Now, we finally come to the technical aspect of this game. Diablo 3 didn't have a bright start. Upon launch, millions of gamers worldwide have tried to log into the game simultaneously, thus wreaking havoc on Blizzard's Battle.net servers. Since part of the company's DRM scheme was to incorporate a constant Internet connection requirement, this didn't quite bring favorable results on launch day. People who have been waiting years to play the game, couldn't even log in to try out the single-player, even though they paid proper money for their product. The massive ocean of disgruntled fans began to flood the Web and Blizzard's official forums with complaints. For a company, with games like World of Warcraft under its belt, such problems seem inexcusable. However, we eventually caved in, forgiving Blizzard Entertainment for the numerous server issues that made the game unplayable for so many people (particularly in the US). Sorry, what can we say? The quality of the game itself outshines all these problems.
9.6 Classic
Blizzard's time-honored knack for delivering an incredible atmosphere is shown in this game perhaps more than in anything they've done before, the astounding art, captivating cinematics, cool music, great voice acting and, most important of all, utterly addictive gameplay;
Initial server issues were a major downer, a few annoying in-game bugs, the story could've had more twists and more surprising elements to it, certainly the fact that there's an ending to this game... that's something we don't like.


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Very good work. Do you do indie comics by any chance? I'm currently traveling, but will be working on a 6 part series when I get back home.
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Prevent Lyme Disease
By Donna Moxley
More than 25,000 people in the US will develop Lyme disease this year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It's easily treated if caught early, but becauses its symptoms resemble other diseases like meningitis or arthritis, it can be hard to diagnose. Lyme can lead to serious health problems if left untreated, affecting joints, the heart, and the nervous system.
Most common in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Midwest, Lyme disease is carried by deer ticks—very tiny, brownish-black ticks that hitch a ride on many animals, not just deer.
Here are some tips to help prevent infection.
Keep your distance from ticks
Blacklegged (deer) ticks thrive in moist and humid areas in or near wooded and grassy places, but no natural, vegetated area can be considered completely free of infected ticks. To help decrease their numbers, do the following:
- Clear away leaf litter and brush.
- Mow grass.
- Stack woodpiles in a dry spot off the ground.
- Keep shrubs and vegetation away from patios, play areas, and playground equipment.
- Place wood chips or gravel between the lawn and the woods.
Keep ticks from getting … attached
You can't control the tick population everywhere you go, especially when you enjoy the outdoors, so learning their behavior is key to protecting yourself.
Once a tick makes contact with a host, it climbs upward until reaching a protected area. Then it begins to insert its mouthparts into the skin until it finds blood to feed on.
Take these steps to keep them from their lunch:
- Walk in the center of trails and avoid tall vegetation.
- Wear long pants, long sleeves, and long socks. Tuck your pant legs into your socks, even using tape around the socks for extra security.
- Wear light-colored clothing so you can easily see ticks crawling on your clothes.
- Avoid sitting directly on the ground or on stone walls (havens for ticks and their hosts).
- Keep long hair tied back, especially when gardening.
- Spot-check clothes frequently.
- Check your clothing for ticks that may have hitched a ride indoors. Placing clothes into a dryer on high heat can kill ticks.
- Check your body for ticks after being outdoors, even in your own yard. Use a hand-held or full-length mirror to view all parts of your body and remove any tick you find. Use extra scrutiny to look for ticks on the scalp, behind the ears, behind the knees, in the armpits, and in the groin area.
- A shower and shampoo may help to remove crawling ticks, but won't remove those that have already attached themselves.
- Check your pets for ticks, as well.
To avoid the potentially harmful chemical DEET (N,N-diethyl-m-toluamide) and permethrin, a naturally derived pesticide that kills aquatic animals, use oils of citronella, clove, lavender, and lily of the valley as repellants. Rose geranium oil contains geraniol, which has been found to be more effective than DEET. Research has also indicated that garlic and tea tree oil may be useful in the fight against ticks.
"Lyme Disease," Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, www.cdc.gov
The University of Rhode Island TickEncounter Resource Center, www.tickencounter.org, American Lyme Disease Foundation, www.aldf.com
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Our Picks for Autumn Drinks
Fall has officially arrived and with it has come chillier evenings and a desire for warmer drinks with robust flavors. We're moving away from gins and tonics, margaritas and daiquiris to drinks with a little more heat. With help from our Beverage Manager Ziggy, here's a look at what and where to order the best autumn drinks at the M Resort.
Pomegranate Martini
When we think of fall, we think of scented spices like clover and cinnamon and fruits like apples, pears and of course pomegranates. So naturally, we looked for a cocktail that complements the season and found our Pomegranate Martini. Served at M Bar, our center casino bar, this sweet drink is made with your choice of vodka and Pama Pomegranate Liqueur. It's deliciously simple, yet festive for fall.
Frangelico Coffee
With its rich hazelnut character, Frangelico makes a terrific base for coffee cocktails. It brings an infusion of hazelnuts, sweet vanilla and deep cocoa. It's the perfect liqueur for hot coffee and hot chocolate and you can find it at any of our bars.
This smooth amber liquid is also carried at all our bars and packs quite a punch. Rich and diverse in flavors, single malt whiskeys can be peppery and spicy, fruity and woody, smoky and peaty or fruity in taste. With complex earthy flavors and a little heat, this liquor is perfect for fall.
Always a good option for autumn, stouts offer complex flavors of chocolate and coffee. We carry several good autumn options at 32 Draft Bar including Moa Imperial Stout from New Zealand and Black Hawk Stout. If you're in the mood for a cocktail, we offer a delicious Double Chocolate cocktail made of Young's Double Chocolate Stout and Lindeman's Raspberry Truffle Framboise.
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Work with your doctor. If you have rheumatoid arthritis, you should be under the care of a rheumatologist, or doctor who specializes in treating arthritis, Dr. White says. This doctor can put you in touch with resources that can help you better cope with the disease.
Take a self-help class. Through its chapters across the country, the Arthritis Foundation offers a self-help program that lasts eight to 12 weeks. It teaches you how to manage your pain, deal with depression and other negative emotions, and work better with health care providers. The classes are taught by volunteers, many with rheumatoid arthritis, who have been trained to teach in the program, White says.
If you can't attend the class in person, you can have the course materials mailed to you by contacting the Arthritis Foundation chapter that serves your area.
Get some exercise. "It's important for people with rheumatoid arthritis to keep themselves active and keep their weight down," White says. "People who are overweight with rheumatoid arthritis actually do worse." In addition, people with the condition may be at greater risk of getting heart disease. So it's important to exercise to regularly for weight loss, joint mobility, and to help protect your heart.
The Arthritis Foundation offers an aquatics program that allows you to do exercises in a swimming pool, as well as a regular exercise program focusing on strengthening muscles and improving your range of motion. These are provided at YMCAs and community centers across the country.
Let your voice be heard. Through the Arthritis Foundation, you can volunteer to be an advocate. For example, you can learn how to encourage your senator and other government representatives to promote access to medications for people with rheumatoid arthritis and to support funding for research on the disease, White says.
You and your friends and loved ones can also participate in athletic events to raise awareness of rheumatoid arthritis, such as the Jingle Bell run/walk events held across the country during the holiday season.
Go online. Along with the Arthritis Foundation and Internet outlets run by government health agencies such as the National Institutes of Health, companies that make arthritis medications may have information on their Web sites on how to use their medications and better cope with arthritis challenges, White says. Keep in mind that drug companies' sites are designed to promote their point of view.
Join support groups. The Arthritis Foundation's RA Connect online group is a welcoming place for people to share their experiences living with rheumatoid arthritis. Other online communities are available, and you may also find groups focused on rheumatoid arthritis in your area. Your rheumatologist or your local chapter of the foundation may be able to direct you to a group.
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Imagine the line queued up behind Fidel Castro — he of the hours-long speeches to the Cuban people he led for almost five decades — if he went to confession when Pope Benedict XVI comes to town. And, of course, if the pontiff has time during his visit to the communist island nation in March.
What goes on in the confessional obviously would be a private matter between the 85-year-old former Cuban dictator and God. But reports in two major Italian newspapers that he is inclined to seek forgiveness have generated speculation about the possibilities.
"If true, this is a remarkable story — and one that has yet to catch the attention of editors this side of the Atlantic," GetReligion.org observes in a story under the headline "The Last Temptation of Castro."
A report in the center-left La Republicca quotes Castro's daughter, Alina, as saying, "During this last period, Fidel has come closer to religion. He has rediscovered Jesus at the end of his life. It doesn't surprise me, because Dad was raised by Jesuits."
The Italian daily also quotes a Vatican official who is working on details of the Pope's Cuba trip, including a meeting with Castro's successor and brother, Raul. "Fidel is at the end of his strength. Nearly at the end of his life. His exhortations in the party paper Granma are increasingly less frequent. We know that, in this last period, he has come closer to religion and God," the Vatican official told La Republicca.
However, some raise the issue of Castro's supposed excommunication from the church in 1963. Some observers contend that Pope John XXIII bounced him out of the flock; others say that's a misconception.
La Republicca quotes a Vatican official as saying, "True, in 1963 [Castro] was excommunicated by the Pope, but then that measure was a measure almost automatic for those who professed Communism."
GetReligion.org also cites a Vatican Insider column in La Stampa that says, "there is no evidence that Castro was excommunicated by Pope John XXIII."
Besides, excommunication doesn't bar reconciliation with the church if a penitent seeks forgiveness and is absolved.
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Eleven members of staff at the Kingsmead Square store were left uncertain over the future of their jobs last week when advisory firm Deloitte was appointed administrators to the troubled firm.
On Saturday administrators announced that 129 stores were due to close but it was confirmed that the Kingsmead branch was not one of them, although further closures may still take place as administrators continue to review the profitability of the store portfolio.
Stores will remain open for business as usual and customers will be notified in advance of closures so that they can return their outstanding rental items.
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What is the difference in meaning of "frustrated at" and "frustrated with" used in sentences like
He is frustrated with me
He is frustrated at me
When is each of these sentences above are used?
What is the difference in meaning of "frustrated at" and "frustrated with" used in sentences like
When is each of these sentences above are used?
Strictly speaking there isn't much of a difference between the two. If you interchanged one for the other no one would correct you. That being said, when placed side-by-side, there is a subtle distinction between them.
Being frustrated "at" is directing the emotions toward the recipient. Being frustrated "with" is directing the emotions elsewhere. It is a deflection so small that it requires a heavy emphasis to even notice it.
The primary use for the distinction is to associate the perceived solution being something inclusive or exclusive. If someone is frustrated at you they probably think the solution is to remove you from the equation. If someone is frustrated with you they are more likely to think of the situation as the problem — not you personally.
It is little more obvious with other emotions:
The laughter at/with example is the most common.
These types of prepositional emphasis are relatively common when trying to describe particularly emotional acts:
As MrHen points out, not very much difference. But they are different. But let's leave that for a moment, while we clear up the grammar in your question.
First of all, it's the difference in meaning between X and Y, not of X and Y.
Second, you have both an is and an are in this question, so the grammar needs fixing.
Finally, you're asking for something that doesn't really exist -- lists of all situations in which one preposition is used, but the other isn't. Which assumes that there are such lists, that we know them, and (most important) that there is a difference between the two forms in every case. This is all gratuitous assumption.
Returning to the two prepositions are concerned with the predicate frustrated, normally it takes with. However, most predicates referring to negative emotional display take at to indicate the recipient of the display.
These seem to be directional uses, where the focus is on the display and its recipient, whereas the constructions with with seem to refer more to the emotions and their cause, which (or more likely who) is represented with with.
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because mad does not take with. As I said, preposition use, like almost everything else in a sentence, is governed by the predicate, which is the center and most important part of any sentence. As I like to put it, "Verbs Have More Fun."
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BOSTON, Mass. — It is clich, but appropriate, when talking about New Hampshire and Boston University; the more things change, the more that they stay the same.
With new teams and new lineups, the first meeting of the 2001-02 season between these clubs ended just as half of the last 12 — in a tie.
UNH's Colin Hemingway and BU's Frantisek Skladany scored 59 seconds apart in the third period, while goaltender Matt Carney (28 saves) for UNH and Sean Fields (37 saves) for BU stole the show in a 1-1 tie Sunday night at Walter Brown Arena.
Seven of the last 12 meeting between UNH and BU have gone into overtime, with the only win coming for UNH in a game that had to have a winner — the 1998 NCAA East Regional final.
"I think I told our radio guys before the game that looking back at the last nine games between these two teams, the record is 3-3-3," said UNH coach Dick Umile. "So it's no surprise that nothing changed tonight."
It was the first time in five games for the Terriers this season that they were outshot, thanks mostly to an explosive first half of the game for New Hampshire that forced Fields to show his mettle.
"We were lucky to get out of the first half of the game," said BU coach Jack Parker. "From the opening faceoff on, they dominated play and territory as well. We were legless the first half of the game."
But similar to Friday's game against Northeastern when BU fought back from a 2-0 deficit despite controlling play, the Terriers rebounded to balance the attack in the final 30 minutes, even dominating the play in the first 10 minutes of the third period.
"As the game progressed, I thought we started to pick up our legs a little bit," said Parker, "and as the second and third periods progressed, I thought things started to even out a bit as far as opportunities."
It wasn't until 9:26 of the third period that either team broke through the deadlock, as Hemingway snuck a shot past Fields after beating the BU defense.
"I was busting down the wing and Lanny Gare made a great outlet pass to me," said Hemingway. "I got a step on [BU forward Freddy] Meyer. As soon as I knew, I was on top of the net, and I just made a quick move left to bang [the shot] home."
But similar to the resilience that was shown by the Terriers in overcoming UNH's early edge, BU came back just 59 seconds later to even the game.
Skladany, who has been a breakthrough player for the Terriers this season — scoring four goals in five games and equaling, already, his goal total from last year — finished off a give-and-go with Gregg Johnson. Moving to the left post, Skladany took the pass that Johnson feathered through the goal crease to knot the game at one and send the World-Series-depleted crowd of 3,233 to its feet.
"Last year was a real adjustment for Frantisek," said Parker of his sophomore winger from Slovakia. "He was young coming here, but he's gotten a lot stronger and [strength coach] Mike Boyle has made him a lot better skating-wise. He's been a huge jump for us."
With the scoring now out of the way, it was time for the goaltenders to take over the game. Both had been tested throughout, Fields seeing the tougher shots, including two breakaways in the first two periods. But the closing seconds, along with overtime, would prove to be the highlight reel for each.
Fields started the exchange, making a game-saving stop on a Jim Abbott slapshot as the third period horn sounded. With the faceoff to Fields' right with 2.7 seconds left, UNH pushed it over to the far point where Abbott teed up a one-timer destined for the top corner. But, as he did throughout the game, Fields flashed his quick glove.
"I was expecting that the clock would run out," said Fields, "but it was a long two seconds."
Late in overtime, his counterpart, Carney, would execute a robbery of his own, stopping Terrier co-captain Mike Pandolfo on the doorstep.
"[BU's Brian McConnell] was coming down the right-hand side and I just laid down to take away the five-hole," said Carney, still sporting tape on his left wrist with the words "BU-win-focus" written in marker. "The shot hit my pads and I saw it go out into the slot. I knew [Pandolfo] would try to go over me so the only thing I could put up was my leg. Then I realized that I might actually have a chance and it did hit me."
Those two were the only shots by either team in overtime, finalizing the shots at 38-29 in favor of the Wildcats.
The tie keeps UNH (3-1-2, 2-0-2 Hockey East) one point ahead of BU (4-0-1, 2-0-1) for the top spot in the conference, and keeps both Carney (2-0-2) and Fields (4-0-1) unbeaten on the year.
A third period hit to UNH's Pat Foley is reported to have dislocated his right shoulder, and according to Umile, he will miss 4-6 weeks.
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Devin Brown Named To Academic All-District I First Team
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Amherst, Mass. - UMass football's Devin Brown was named to the Capital One Academic All-District I football team as announced by the College Sports Information Director's Association on Thursday afternoon. Brown, a native of Piedmont, Calif., is now eligible to earn CoSIDA Academic All-American honors at the conclusion of the season.
The Minutemen's starting safety on defense, Brown is a psychology major with a 3.77 grade point average. He ranks second on the team in total tackles with a career-best 74 for the year in nine starts. He is also tied for the team lead with two interceptions and has one tackle for loss.
This is Brown's first season as a starter for UMass after playing primarily on special teams and as a reserve cornerback in 2012. He has three double-figure tackle games and his interception against Miami (Ohio) helped seal the win for the Minutemen.
The senior is a Dean's List student and a member of the University's Commonwealth Honor College. He is the first Academic All-District selection for UMass since Anthony Nelson in 2010.
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