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College Hockey:On St. Lawrence's Greg Carey and another single-player ticket
Well, that's always fun.
As expected, there was no shortage of discussion after last week's Hobey Watch Blog entry, in which we got into the ever-controversial character component of the award. We all have our opinions and we all had an opportunity to voice them over the past couple of weeks. However, it's time to table the character discussion for the time being and get into other aspects of the award. As we move on, I find myself looking back at just how we got onto character in the first place.
My initial comments on how the character issue would apply to North Dakota forward Corban Knight came at the end of a lengthy analysis of the UND coaching staff's decision to nominate only Knight for the award rather than nominate both Knight and Danny Kristo. At the time, I thought it was a smart move on UND's part, as one candidate has a much better chance of standing up against Boston College's Johnny Gaudreau than two (and yes, Gaudreau is still the leading candidate). Lately, though, I'm not so sure.
Part of it, of course, is that Kristo has the better points-per-game average (by a mere hundredth of a point, but still), and the North Dakota team lead in goals (and remember, kids, "Hobey Loves Goals"). The other part of it, however, lies on the other side of the college hockey landscape, in the North Country of upstate New York, where St. Lawrence junior Greg Carey is the Kristo to teammate Kyle Flanagan's Knight.
As of this writing, the second-best points-per-game average in college hockey (1.50) and the best goal total (20) both belong to Carey, putting him firmly in the discussion for a spot among the top 10 Hobey finalists and maybe even a spot in the Hobey Hat Trick (SLU's status as a middle-of-the-pack team in ECAC Hockey works against him as a serious candidate for the award itself). However, if you want to throw your support behind Carey in the online fan balloting, you're out of luck because Flanagan is the Saints' lone nominee.
I reached out to a friend in the region familiar with the program who immediately pointed out why Flanagan was the more attractive candidate from SLU's perspective: He's a senior and a Canton native, the nephew of former Saints women's coach Paul Flanagan (now at Syracuse), and at the time of the nomination he was the more prolific scorer. All laudable qualities to be sure and to be fair, he's the nation's No. 3 scorer at 1.41 points per game (13-25–38 in 27 games). That said, Carey deserves to be in the conversation, not necessarily for the Hobey itself but to be a finalist or Hat Trick honoree. With the Oscars coming up next weekend, it's worth remembering that sometimes "the nomination is the win," and Carey should be in the running for that kind of win.
And he may yet be. I checked in this week with North Dakota sports information director Jayson Hajdu, who reminded me that 2007 Hobey winner Ryan Duncan wasn't one of North Dakota's nominees when fan balloting started that season (cue the renewed hand-wringing over that year's voting). That's worth remembering as we consider the likes of Carey and Kristo.
In the end, it may be that the use of school nominees and the absence of a write-in vote simply may serve to eliminate situations like the great Danny King campaign of 2006 (which I have to admit was great fun, especially after having met and interviewed the Denver third-string goalie after his lone NCAA appearance the following season). If that's the case, then a word or two from North Dakota coach Dave Hakstol or Saints coach Greg Carvel will be all it takes to get Kristo or Carey back into the conversation.
Of course, we won't know about that until March.
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Niall's The Most Popular Irishman In The World With 6 Million Twitter Fans
Niall Horan has become the second member of One Direction to get more than 6 million followers, officially making him the most popular Irish dude on Twitter!
Niall tweeted:
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Harry is leading the Twitterati with nearly 6.4 million followers, and the second most popular Irish guy behind Niall is star golfer Rory McIlroy.
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Elsewhere, Zayn decided not to go to Liam's 19th birthday party on Saturday night, instead staying at home to watch Little Mix star and girlfriend Perrie Edwards perform on 'Red or Black', where the girlband wowed audiences with a performance of 'Wings'.
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- 03 September 2012 16:31
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Scott Sinclair made his first appearance in a City shirt and Gareth Barry got another 80 minutes under his belt as the Blues' EDS drew 2-2 with Liverpool on Monday afternoon.
Goals from Jordi Hiwula and a penalty from Denis Suarez weren't enough to give City a deserved three points on Monday afternoon as a brace from Mark Pelosi held the Blues to a draw.
With no first-team match for 12 days due to the international break, this was seen as the perfect opportunity to hand Sinclair his first minutes in a City shirt at Liverpool's Kirkby Academy base.
Reds' boss Brendan Rodgers was also in attendance to run the rule over Liverpool's youngsters whose only recognisable name came in the shape of Jack Robinson who has turned out for Liverpool's senior side before.
Sinclair's first meaningful contribution arrived after 10 minutes when he drove forward and cut back for Luca Scapuzzi to narrowly miss the target. A minute later, the former Swansea man was put clear but Sama did well to divert his shot over the bar.
On the half-hour mark, City went close to taking the lead again - this time through Albert Rusnak who wriggled free to get his shot away only to see his effort go a yard wide of the target.
Rusnak picked up a knock in the process and was promptly withdrawn, meaning there was another chance for 16-year old Marcos Lopes to shine.
Liverpool took the lead after 40 minutes, slightly against the run of play, when Pelosi tapped in from close range.
City reacted well to the set-back, winning a penalty on the stroke of half-time when Huws was pulled down in the box.
Sinclair stepped up for what would have been a debut goal but it wasn't to be as the ball cannoned back off the post but fortunately, Hiwula was on hand to tap in the rebound for his third goal of the season.
Halfway through the second period, City won a second penalty, this time Suarez was brought down by Sama and the Spaniard stepped forward himself to convert his second spot kick of the season with a convincing finish into the bottom corner.
Despite looking relatively comfortable in the proceeding exchanges, City held the lead for just 10 minutes before Pelosi struck again from an Ngoo cross, poking past Johansen with an instinctive finish.
It was hard on Atillio Lombardo's men who had controlled much of the match but there were still plenty of positive takeaways for the EDS from this match despite being held to a draw.
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"There's a theory that there are 35 blues bands in Madison, and 28 blues musicians!" said guitarist Jim Schwall by way of explaining how and why he and so many other Madcity blues players end up playing regularly or sporadically in so many local blues bands.
But the legendary co-founder of Chicago's rock 'n' blues quartet Siegel-Schwall Band—and longtime Madison resident—also plays bass in one of the city's and state's best Cajun bands, Cajun Strangers.
He was playing in the group at the Cajun stage last weekend at the Celebrate Waupun festival, where the other stage, ironically, was a blues stage.
Schwall's motivation for playing Cajun music came from watching a Cajun band in New Orleans.
"I asked the accordion player if they knew any waltzes, and he suggested I go to where he grew up—Breaux Bridge and Eunice," Schwall said during a break, naming two Cajun prairie towns in Southwest Louisiana.
"So I rented a car and spent most of a week out there. Every night I'd go to another supper club and have another pint of beer and start dancing like anybody else, and when I got back home I went to Cajun Strangers dances—because no one else around here plays waltzes. When they needed a bass player, I played one gig and they decided I had a lot more energy than their old bass player."
The Cajun Strangers gigs are a lot of fun, said Schwall.
"If you play college town bars in rock and blues bands, it takes an hour and a-half before anyone gets drunk enough to dance," he explained. "But here they're on the dance floor when we start tuning up!"
Cajun Strangers play frequently during the summer months and at Mardi Gras, said Schwall.
"They're the closest thing to a professional level Cajun band in Wisconsin," he said, noting that other good ones can be found in Chicago and the Twin Cities.
"I always knew about Cajun music, and saw Steve Riley and the Mamou Playboys at the Mississippi Valley Blues Festival," Schwall continued. "They were the first Cajun band to play there and blew everyone away—and now it all makes sense to me: Cajun bands don't take breaks. They start in the afternoon and play until dark. I asked Steve how they keep their energy up, and he said, 'Are you kidding? We ain't even warmed up yet!'"
Other Schwall activities include occasional gigs with the Siegel-Schwall Band, which is still based in Chicago.
"I play a lot of solo shows," he said, "once a week and sometimes more."
He also plays when he can in a band with guitarist Chris Aaron.
"It's 100 percent intuitive,"said Schwall. "We start a song and have no idea where it's going and just listen to each other and play off each other. It's not as spacey as the Grateful Dead, but a lot of fun."
Schwall also plays plenty of pickup gigs with other "blues guys" in Wisconsin, where "everybody knows everybody." After years of teaching college level music in Madison and in Milwaukee, as well as in high schools, he's now focused on playing music and art photography, in the latter endeavor specializing in combining figures and landscapes.
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Daily 1D Tweet Round-Up: 7th May 2013
Here's what the boys were tweeting about yesterday!
At 12.22AM Niall tweeted: "Been really enjoying the European leg of the tour! Crowds have been crazy! Lets make the rest of it loud!"
Later on, at 11.11AM Niall wrote: "The sun is out bigtime! There Is a chance of these chicken Irish legs gettin a bit of sun! They might be burnt but at least they got sun"
A few minutes later, he posted: "Norwayyyyyyyyy ! I've heard the Norwegian fans are nuts! That sounds good to me! Lets have fun!"
He then moved onto some football talk: "It's summertime! C'mon derby owners! Fingers out! Lets buy! No conference players anymore!"
At 4.45PM he posted a picture of the empty arena and wrote: "This arena is mahooosive! It's like a football stadium! 8,000 on the floor alone!Can't wait Norway! Lets make it loud"
Louis also tweeted before the show. He said: "Can't wait for the show tonight x"
Liam tweeted: "Hope everyone has bought there ski goggles :p"
He then tweeted: "Hi everyone check out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a4_5VNmg1w … thanks so much to you guys who made itttt enjoyyyy!"
Harry had some more fun on Instagram. He wrote: "I just graduated in Norway." and posted this photo:
After their show in Norwar, Niall tweeted: "That was an incredible show! The arena was amazing! Norwegian crowd was on top form tonight! Love u ! Cya soon Norway
"Playin arenas that big makes me think! " I f'in love my job so much""
Liam wrote: "Thank you oslo who had fun tonightttt ? Meeeeeee
"Ill be doing alooottttt of following tomorrow , love you guys thank you for everythinggg ! Im having the best time of my life :)"
Harry said: "Oslo was amazing.. Thanks for having us. One of my favourite places in the world." and continued with his recent tradition of posting an Instagram photo of the crowd:
Meanwhile, Zayn wrote this: "@niallofficial check this diva out!! asleep with his shades on pfft ha !! x" and posted this photo:
Tonight, 1D will perform in Stockholm, Sweden.
See what they were tweeting about in tomorrow's round-up!
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College Hockey:Three-Goal, Third-Period Rally Ignites BC
Hughes Scores in Last Minute to Send Eagles Past New Hampshire
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — For 50 minutes on Friday, it really looked like No. 2 Boston College would outshoot No. 8 New Hampshire by a three-to-one margin and go home empty. But that's why hockey games are 60 minutes.
Fueled by goals from Krys Kolanos, Mike Lephart and Marty Hughes' game-winner in the final minute, the Eagles rallied from a 2-0 deficit, scoring three times in the final 10:07 to beat the Wildcats, 3-2.
"We just had to get the first one," said Hughes, whose tally was his fourth of the year, but his third in seven games. "We knew once we got the first we could swarm them because they were hanging on by a thread."
Trailing 2-0, it was Kolanos who started the scoring for BC, taking a pass from Jeff Giuliano in front of UNH goalie Ty Conklin (45 saves), holding for Conklin to go down, and firing a shot into the open net.
That ignited the sellout crowd of 7,770 at the Conte Forum for the first time on the night, and gave BC the momentum it needed. But as the clock ticked away, the BC faithful were still worried.
UNH's Jim Abbott had a golden chance to put the game away with 3:20 remaining, but his shot hit the right post, allowing BC to take advantage.
Forty-two seconds later, Lephart finished off a pass from Ales Dolinar, firing a one-timer from the slot high over Conklin's left shoulder to give everyone in the building the thoughts of overtime.
But with just 30.4 seconds remaining, Hughes changed those thoughts. The recipient of a defensive turnover in front of Conklin, Hughes wheeled in front and pushed a backhanded along the ice and past Conklin for the game-winner.
"I don't know if it was a turnover or a pass, but it came right to me," said Hughes of the goal. "I just wheeled around on the backhand and tried to shoot it. I didn't try to pick a corner or anything. I just shot it and it went in."
Hughes admitted that he had no idea where the puck beat Conklin, though replays seemed to show the puck squeaking under his right pad.
Eagles coach Jerry York described the win as "special," especially since it gives BC a bit of breathing room over UNH in the race for the Hockey East title. BC entered the game with a two-point lead on the Wildcats, but threatened to allow the Wildcats within a game with a rematch on Sunday in Durham, N.H.
"One of our major goals is to win a [regular-season] championship," said York. "It's hard to do it and we haven't won one in a while.
"That was what was in our face in the third period and we had to make something happen."
The Eagles did exactly that, much to the dismay of UNH coach Dick Umile, who was disappointed that his team executed a heavy-forechecking game plan for the first two periods, only to have the BC offense break that down in the third.
"We just got manhandled in the third period all over the ice," said Umile. "One-on-one, we couldn't control them. It didn't matter who [we had on the ice] to play them … they just beat us."
Also spoiled was a magnificent performance by Conklin, who made numerous point-blank saves to maintain the UNH lead, even into the final minutes of the game.
"I felt bad for Ty [Conklin]," said Umile. "He deserved better than that for his effort."
The start of the game was delayed 15 minutes due to traffic problems that UNH faced on its Friday evening commute south to Boston. The tight legs often associated with a long bus trip didn't show for the Wildcats.
UNH carried the play early, but Hockey East's least penalized club was hampered by early penalties. Simultaneous minors to Josh Prudden and Tim Horst gave BC a brief 5-on-3 advantage, erased partially by a J.D. Forrest penalty 28 seconds later.
UNH was whistled for five minors in the period to BC's three, but neither team notched a power-play tally. UNH appeared to score with the man advantage at 14:19, but a penalty to Abbott for obstruction-interference was whistled before Prudden beat BC goaltender Scott Clemmensen (17 saves). Abbott, arguing in the face of referee Tim Benedetto, earned an extra 10-minute misconduct.
Regardless, the Wildcats finally got on the board before the end of the first when Prudden again found the net, this time legitimately. Set up in the slot by Colin Hemingway, Prudden fired a shot through a screen that beat Clemmensen over the left shoulder for the 1-0 Wildcat lead through one.
UNH extended its lead early in the second when defenseman Garrett Stafford caught BC on a line change with a long pass to Eric Lind. The senior winger broke in 2-on-1 and blasted a low, hard shot the beat Clemmensen at 3:17.
The Eagles had some golden opportunities to close the gap later in the frame when Forrest was left alone on the far post on the power play at 8:30. But Forrest didn't time the Brian Gionta pass and ended up fanning on the one-timer, pulling the shot wide.
Gionta himself had a clear bid, setup alone in front by Ben Eaves at 14:12. But Gionta was too tight in on Conklin and never had a chance to pull the trigger.
BC's dominance in the third began long before the flurry of goals. Ben Eaves was stopped three times with point-blank saves by Conklin and Dolinar was robbed when the Wildcat tender dove across the crease to make a highlight-reel save.
The loss dropped the Wildcats to third place, one point behind Providence, a 4-3 winner over Boston University. BC stands five points ahead of Providence and six ahead of UNH.
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It has been awhile since Gamblar has given us the scoop on some great MMA betting value. Without further ado...
Manvil Gamburyon +190 vs Tyson Griffin -250
While I think these odds are a bit generous for Griffin (I think -175 would be more appropriate), It is not the straight moneyline that has struck me. If Gamburyon is going to win, it would almost certainly be by decision. Neither fighter is much of a finisher and both have stellar submission defense. Manvil is the better wrestler and can hold his own when the fight is standing. Gamburyon by decision is +600. This line is completely crazy. Griffin is making his first drop to 145 in the UFC and we have no idea how the weight cut will effect his cardio, which is usually one of his weapons. I would put a Manvil "The Anvil" Gamburyon decision at between 40%-45% chance, making this he greatest betting value in MMA history.
Don't be afraid to take a shot here. $50 will win you $300. Do work and thank me later.


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Generally, banks will not cash checks unless you have enough money in your account to cover them. "Out of state" checks take at least 5 business days to "clear," or become cash in your account (verify with the bank exactly how long this takes). As a result of monthly, per check and penalty fees, banking can be quite expensive in the New York City area.
Beyond these considerations, you also need to check the various requirements each bank has for simply opening an account. Most banks are now asking for:
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¨ Banking Reference – (the bank you are applying to will provide the necessary form for the name and address of your previous bank, which they will contact for a reference. However, this is not valid for newly arrived international students.)
¨ Employment Reference – (the bank will also supply this form for the name,
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¨ Minimum Deposit – (depending on the bank and type of account this could be $1-$500.) You must be prepared to wait before withdrawing money until these references have been checked.
If you have never had a bank account or a job, most banks have alternate policies. For example, you may often replace an employment reference with Purchase College enrollment verification, such as Purchase I.D. or proof of registration. If you are really low on money and must budget very carefully, try to deposit cash into the bank. If you deposit a check, you must be prepared to wait from 3-5 days before withdrawing.
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Authentic Maggie Sottero Ambrosia in the color Alabaster ( which is a pale ivory). I fell in love with this dress from maggie's website. I loved the dress so much I ordered it without even trying it on. When I finally tried it on, it was even more beautiful than the online pictures. All of the elaborate detail from the swarovski crystals on the bodice and lace insert to the flowers in between the bustles on the train. If you are looking for something truly different and beautiful this is the dress for you. I had an outdoor rustic wedding but still wanted to have the glamor of a pretty wedding dress. I had a lace bolero made from a vendor on Etsy that I will include with the dress if you are interested. Dress was worn up until the first dance at the reception then I changed. The picture of us dancing is when the dress is bustled in the back. I will pay for shipping to anywhere in the continental US.
- Alterations: The dress is a size 18 but according to Maggie Sottero all of her gowns with the corset back are a 3 size range meaning this dress can fit a 16, 18, or 20 due to the corset back. The dress has been altered to the height of 5'4" by a professional seamstress. I also had a bustle put in. The seamstress made color coded ties for the bustle underneath to make it easier to tie up.
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Actress Winona Ryder is on board to become the latest face for Rag & Bone. Ryder landed the coveted spot, which will include a feature Fall ad campaign, for her "beautiful, timeless, quality," Marcus Wainwright explained on the choosing of the veteran actress. Fronting for the men's line is actor Michael Pitt. The Fall ads were shot by Glen Luchford in Brooklyn, NY and are set to debut in GQ, Vogue, Vanity Fair and Interview.
Forever 21 4th of July Sales
Forever 21 is offering shoppers a 4th of July blowout with its 4th of July Summer Sale. Online shoppers can save 65% off new styles plus free shipping on all orders over $21 (free shipping ends July 6th) . Items on sale include, dresses, tops, bottoms, swimwear, accessories, outerwear, beauty, and more. You can shop the sale at www.forever21.com.
Gucci Enlists Top Models For Fall Campaign
For its fall campaign Gucci has gone retro and included only top models to front its fall collection. Models Anja Rubik, Joan Smalls, Natasha Poly, Raquel Zimmermann, Suvi Koponen and Karmen Pedaru have all been chosen for the campaign which will feature a series of individual snapshots and a group shot of the models donning Gucci minidresses. "With this campaign, I wanted to create modern, evocative portraits that epitomize the essence of the Gucci woman -- individual, strong, sensual and glamorous." said Gucci creative director Frida Giannini to WWD. The campaign will make its debut in global fashion magazines this August.
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|CMC-Based Model Learning in Language Teacher Education: A German-American telecollaboration
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|This paper presents findings from a research project that integrated computer-mediated communication (CMC) into teacher education to provide future language teachers the opportunity to experience CMC-based model learning. Overall goals of the project included preparing pre-service language teachers to use computer technology in their future teaching, and fostering electronic and professional literacy as well as cross-cultural learning. The research context was a qualitative case study involving cooperation among teacher educators and pre-service foreign language teachers at the Monterey Institute of International Studies, Monterey, California, and the Justus-Liebig Universität Giessen, Germany. Six groups of pre-service teachers collaborated via email and chat functions of the FirstClass® computer conferencing software with their transatlantic partner groups in designing a joint website for CMC-based language teaching (http://www.uni-giessen.de/anglistik/tefl/Projects/cmc/01Index.htm). This paper explores institutional, technical, and sociolinguistic challenges that participants encountered when collaborating over a distance. More specifically, the following research questions are addressed: What kind of pedagogical value do CMC-based projects have in teacher education? What kind of challenges do pre-service teachers encounter when negotiating via computer technology? Which approach characterizes the most successful groups? The article draws on data such as email and chat transcripts, questionnaires, learner logs, and interviews. Lastly, some strategies to support a cooperative CMC-based learning environment and issues for further research are outlined.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by 2 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by bride2be Very sturdy, cute table I bought this to go along with 2 Catalina Chaise Loungers. Looks very nice for the price. Extremely easy to assemble! June 29, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nanadds Great Value and Great Looking We purchased two of these tables for our front patio area. They are very nice looking and hold up well with our Chicago weather. We're very happy with this purchase. August 14, 2014
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April 2012
Right Stuff
Americans love their peanut butter. But PB has a problem: a modest serving (2 level tablespoons) has 190 calories. "Reduced fat" peanut butters are no better. Companies like Jif and Skippy replace some of the fat with carbs, so the calories don't budge.
That's why calorie counters will love PB2 ("peanut butter's second generation"). It's a powdered peanut butter made by slow roasting and then pressing the peanuts to remove 85 percent of the oil. Just mix 2 tablespoons of PB2 with 1 tablespoon of water and stir. The result: only 45 calories per serving (which shrinks to 1½ tablespoons), with as much protein (5 grams) and carbs (5 grams) as 1½ tablespoons of regular peanut butter.
If a powdered peanut butter seems unnatural, take a look at PB2's ingredients: roasted peanuts, sugar, and salt. The 1 gram of sugar is nothing to worry about, and PB2 is free from the added oils that you get even in the "natural" lines of peanut butters like Jif, Skippy, and Peter Pan.
Beyond PB&J, PB2 can lighten up your Pad Thai or peanut dipping sauce or salad dressing. And it's great for travelers and backpackers. Taste? As rich and nutty as regular peanut butter.
Also worth a try: PB2 with Premium Chocolate. The added cocoa powder displaces some peanuts, so the protein drops to 4 grams, but a 1½-tablespoon serving still has just 45 calories.
PB2 is sold at some Whole Foods and natural food stores. If you can't find it, try amazon.com or bellplantation.com. You may never go back to PB1.
Bell Plantation: (229) 387-7238
Food Porn
"A traditional favorite, frosted with vanilla bean cream cheese and white chocolate curls." That's how California Pizza Kitchen describes its Red Velvet Cake.
Like many items on CPK's dessert menu, the cake is also available "+ Häagen-Dazs." What a fabulous idea! Why settle for plain old cake, icing, and white chocolate when you can add 300 extra calories' worth of super-premium ice cream?
You can always depend on California Pizza Kitchen for what its Web site calls "innovative cuisine with a signature twist that's globally inspired yet distinctly California." (Does the name Häagen-Dazs count as globally inspired for people who don't know that it's a made-up Scandinavian-sounding word?)
Nothing says California like a big piece of cake laced with red food dye. With a scoop of ice cream, it packs 1,080 calories and 30 grams of saturated fat (a 1½-day supply). Nearly half the calories come from white flour and sugar.
And few people go to the chain just for dessert. That means those 1,000+ calories will likely top off a 1,000-calorie pizza or a 1,000-calorie plate of pasta or (yes, it's true) one of several 1,000-calorie salads.
Truth be told, CPK has no healthy desserts. The lowest-calorie option is the Apple Crisp (510 calories). Of course, the menu offers to serve it with caramel (600 calories), with Häagen-Dazs (810), or with both (900 calories).
That is just so California.
California Pizza Kitchen: (800) 275-8255
Dish of the Month
Roasted Asparagus
Toss 1 pound of asparagus with 1 tsp. of canola oil. Roast in a 400° F oven until lightly browned and tender, about 15 minutes. Drizzle with 1 tsp. of toasted sesame oil, 1 tsp. of soy sauce, and a squeeze of lemon. Sprinkle with sesame seeds. Serve hot or cold.


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Employing a strategy of terror, Boko Haram, an al Qaeda brand of terrorist organization is attacking anyone that is aligned with the Nigerian government. The Nigerian government has failed to deploy troops and security personnel to combat the threat. While developed nations including China are planning to help, Boko Haram is proceeding to kill at rate of over 300 in one attack. Boko Haram appears to be well armed, well supplied, and trained in their methods. The challenge is to capture or kill their leaders and to eliminate the participants, their supplies and logistics.
"Boko Haram translates to "Western education is sin" in the local Hausa language. The group has said it wants a stricter enforcement of Sharia law across Africa's most populous nation, which is split between a majority Muslim north and a mostly Christian south.
The militants have even been known to kill Muslim clerics who dare criticize them."
It is easy to inflict terror on undefended people living in remote areas where the Nigerian government has failed to provide security. The battle for hearts and minds is one that begins with the Nigerian government demonstrating viability to its citizens. Other nations can and must help before the scourge of these terrorists develops and spreads. This is another instance of what happens when populations are left to fend for themselves in remote regions of the world.
Who are in charge in Nigeria?
President Goodluck Jonathan, President Federal Republic of Nigeria


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Things to see and do - Sassari
Leaving for Italy
Church of Santissima Trinità di Saccargia :
Nearby tourist sites
Nearby hotels
Hotel Carlo Felice from39 €Book
Hotel Grazia Deledda from49 €Book
Hotel Leonardo Da Vinci from50 €Book
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Carlo Felice
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Type de cuisine : Classic cuisine
Church of Santissima Trinità di Saccargia
Church of Santissima Trinità di Saccargia : Michelin's recommendations
17km from Sassari, the church stands in the midst of a barren landscape. It is the only surviving vestige of a former Camaldolese abbey. Built in the 12C in layers of black and white stone, it is an attractive example of Pisan architecture. The apse is decorated with Byzantine- inspired mosaics from the 13C.
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17:14, UK, Thursday 15 September 2011
A London couple have sold their home to fund their film – hoping to turn bricks into a blockbuster.
Ant Neely and Sloane U'Ren cashed in the profits from the sale of their house in Twickenham to make Dimensions, a 1920's science fiction film.
They slashed their budget from over a million pounds to £180,000 and are now living with relatives.
However screenwriter Ant told Sky News they did not regret a thing saying: "It's a little bit nuts but we were not doing it as a financial decision but as a life one.
"Our point of view is life is short and you either do these things or you talk about them."
Director Sloane has worked on franchises like Harry Potter and Batman and pulled in favours from industry friends to finish the project.
They spent two years making the film in and around Cambridge and also got locals to help out.
Dimensions stars Patrick Godfrey, Henry Lloyd Hughes, and Camilla Rutherford - established actors who reduced their rates to get involved.
Camilla Rutherford was inspired by the producers saying: "We all knew how much they had put into this project, so we all pitched in together; we were on set a lot of the time.
"Obviously we had a pretty small budget but I think that really helped to make us all very close and probably enhanced the quality of the project".
As first time film makers, Ant and Sloane never expected to get funding.
The recession had hit when they started and the UK film council had been disbanded.
Their movie was shot relatively cheaply but both believe more support should be given to fellow film makers.
Ant said: "The British should be making more of their own films, big ones as well as small ones, because Britain has been very good at making good smaller films.
"There is no reason why the British should not invest in their own industry because you could make big films that were funded by British people if they wanted to invest."
The film is currently without a distributor but is being screened at the Cambridge Film Festival on September 21 and 22 alongside heavyweights like Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy.


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Dec 19, 2010 9:54 AM
Says Jenna: "I have NO idea what to get my brother and his girlfriend for Christmas. I get them gift cards every year (which they love) but I really want to think outside the box (or corny gift card holder) this year. I was thinking about clothes from the college we all went to or some sort of gadget for their apartment. The problem is that they live in a garden apartment in Brooklyn, so their space is limited and I don't want to get them anything that has to sit on a shelf or on the countertop. Maybe something cool for the wall- a painting or clock? Definitely something "different" for around $50-$75. I hope you can help!!!"
Hi, Jenna - this is Marian the Contrarian. Let's see if we can save your brother and his squeeze from clutter and boring walls, shall we?
First off, a lot of folks might not know that Threadless sells prints as well as shirts, for $25 each. While 1) Sink Sank Sunk might thematically be just the thing to hang by the kitchen sink (if it was protected properly), we also liked 2) Sweet Music, 3) The Journey, and 4) Hidden in the Smog (Night).
And then there's the clocks, as you suggested! Center stage is the 5) Kirch Implosion Wood Ball Wall Clock ($40), which looks like fun, but the same makers have also given us the 6) Magnetic Numbers Wall Clock ($40), and of course there's the 7) classic Kit-Cat ($50).
If you think they'd like some reusable Blik wall graphics, you could try the colorful and erudite 8) Punctuation Flowers ($25), the weird/cute 9) Cat Moonlight ($55), and the deeply nostalgic 10) Asteroids ($45).
And we'll round this already really colorful collage out with a picture frame. The idea might be kind of cheesy, but we were still drawn to this 11) 6-Pane Frame in turquoise and plum ($25), which will hold six favorite photographs in what looks like a window.
With these, how could any vertical plane be boring? Drop us a line, Jenna, and Merry Christmas to you and bro and gf!
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We started including some PHP into our web pages, but we wanted to keep our incoming links working. Instead of a bunch of redirects, we simply mapped HTML files to PHP via:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .html
All was well for a few months. Then the the host operators did something to the server (Follow-up: It turned out that the PHP engine was switched), and browsers started downloading the files with the PHP code included (rather than viewing them). They said that we to change our .htaccess file to:
AddType x-httpd-php .html
Is the lack of "application/" newer? Or could they change something again later requiring us to go back?
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Facebook has found itself faced with a lawsuit which asserts that the social media firm takes information from private messages for data which is then sold to third parties. Two Facebook users have filed the lawsuit claiming that Facebook scans private messages sent between users for information that could be sold to marketers and advertisers – with neither the consent of its users nor the proper disclosure given to its users, according to a CNN report on Friday.
Michael Hurley and Matthew Campbell filed the lawsuit against Facebook in a Northern California United States district court this past week. The two request that the suit be a class action suit. They also suggested that some 166 million Facebook users in the United States could join their lawsuit.
Hurley and Campbell assert that intercepting and using links included in private messages absolutely breaks the law by violating the Electronic Communications Privacy Act. Additionally, it violates the California privacy and unfair competition laws, according to the report.
Facebook's response includes its belief that the lawsuit is without merit. For the record, targeting a person for advertising purposes is part of Facebook's business model.


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I am using Windows 2003 server as OS, is there any option to give users only Read and Write access. I don't want users to copy the file or move the file or attach the file in any mail. As the file is an very confidential. Is there any way to do so??
If you have the ability to read and write you have the ability to make a copy. In order to protect a document against unauthorized reproduction (but allow read /write access) you need to have a file format (like office file formats) that supports DRM and a DRM server. Windows Rights management service provides that functionality. You need a Windows RMS Client Access License (which you may already have depending on your CAL type) See Installing Windows Rights Management Services with Service Pack 2 Step-by-Step Guide


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Possible Civil Suit Against Jameis Winston
Tia Mitchell of the Tampa Bay Times takes us inside the accusers family and their pending decision to sue the Tallahassee Police Department, Florida State University and Heisman Winning Quarterback Jameis Winston.
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Four alleged members of the Bloods street gang were indicted Monday in a crime spree that ended with an innocent bystander dead and a woman beaten to death with a rock.
Kayla Dixon, Oslushla Smith, Kemontay Cullins, Cutrez Johnson face a 13-count indictment in the deaths of Michael Phillips and Alexis Malone, which happened earlier this year, according to the DeKalb County District Attorney's Office.
According to the indictment, the unfolding events began when 17-year-old Malone and another woman got into a fight at a Stone Mountain apartment complex on May 3. During the fight Dixon arrived at the complex and reportedly called alleged fellow members of the Bloods street gang to assist Malone, prosecutors said.
The altercation intensified when Smith, Cullins and Johnson arrived at the home and allegedly opened fire, shooting and killing unarmed bystander Phillips, the district attorney's spokesman Erik Burton said. Days after Phillips murder, Smith became concerned that Malone would reveal details about the shooting to police, prosecutors said.
On or about May 9, Smith, Cullins and Johnson allegedly lured Malone and Dixon to a wooded area where Malone was beaten over the head and face with a rock, prosecutors said.
The four alleged gang members face various felony charges including: malice murder; felony murder; aggravated assault, and violation of the street gang terrorism and prevention act, prosecutors said. Cullins and Dixon eventually surrendered to DeKalb County police, officials said. Smith and Johnson were later apprehended at an Atlanta hotel after an extensive standoff with Atlanta police SWAT.
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The USA boss has said although the young coach is lacking in experience, there is no reason why he cannot go on and win the Scudetto with the club the striker used to play forUnited States coach Jurgen Klinsmann believes that Inter trainer Andrea Stramaccioni has the potential to lead the German's former club to success and emulate other Italian greats.
Having suffered a 3-2 defeat at Atalanta on Sunday - leaving them four points behind Juventus - the Milan outfit are now looking to bounce back when they host Cagliari this weekend.
And Klinsmann, who won the World Cup with West Germany in 1990, insists the Nerazzurri under the 36-year-old's guidance can be successful.
"Stramaccioni is not as famous as Giovanni Trapattoni, Arrigo Sacchi, Fabio Capello or Carlo Ancelotti, but he is making a name for himself," the 48-year-old told Gazzetta dello Sport.
"He could win the Scudetto because a coach who wins 10 games in a row has to be good and has to have a team that follows him.
"Experience counts, but a debutant can have an innocence that can change games.
"Results also arrive thanks to the relationship he has with the club and with the older players in his squad.
"Inter seem to be on the right path, despite the loss at Atalanta."
Klinsmann appeared 95 times as a striker for Inter from 1989-1992, scoring 34 goals for the club.