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Welcome to NHL.com's "Fantasy Faceoff," where our panel of insiders will dissect individual matchups to help determine which player carries more fantasy value. Torn between two players on draft day? Look no further than NHL.com for the edge on the most compelling positional toss-ups as your fantasy draft approaches.
Earlier this week, NHL.com fantasy expert Matt Cubeta debated the center position and NHL.com contributor Matt Sitkoff tackled left wing. Now we move on to right wing, where fantasy insider Pete Jensen weighs in on who he believes should be selected first, Alex Ovechkin or Patrick Kane.
Last season, the average fantasy owner with a top-four pick did not select Washington Capitals forward Alex Ovechkin.
Then, after a slow start and a position change under new coach Adam Oates, Ovechkin went on a multi-category outburst – making owners who passed on him regret their move. At the conclusion of the 2012-13 season, Ovechkin finished as the top-ranked Yahoo! Fantasy player.
But even with Ovechkin, 27, emerging as the favorite for top-ranked fantasy right wing entering 2013-14, Chicago Blackhawks right wing Patrick Kane proved last season that he warrants late first- or early second-round consideration in your upcoming drafts.
Kane, like Ovechkin, bounced back from a subpar 2011-12 campaign with strong totals in nearly every category. But, unlike Ovechkin, Kane (C/RW-eligible) capped off this past postseason on a high note by winning the Conn Smythe Trophy and raising the Stanley Cup for the second time in his career.
All things considered, Ovechkin and Kane each make a strong case to be atop the fantasy right wing rankings. But, with all due respect to Kane, Ovechkin's past production and future potential puts him on a different level.
Here are a few reasons why Ovechkin carries rare fantasy value:
** Ovechkin is the only player over the past three seasons to total 200-plus points, 100-plus PIMs and 800-plus shots on goal. For those whose leagues categorize hits, Ovechkin has totaled 576 over the last three campaigns -- putting him among the League leaders in that department.
** His 65 goals in 2007-08 was the highest single-season total by a left wing in League history. If Oates' impact on him in year one is any indication, Ovechkin's move to right wing could help him rediscover that past goal-scoring prowess.
** Ovechkin has hit the 100-point plateau four times in his career and the 30-goal mark in each of his eight NHL seasons. If it wasn't for the shortened season (82-game pace in 2012-13: 376 SOG), Ovechkin could have had 300-plus shots for the eighth time.
** No player is more represented among the single-season shots leaders than Ovechkin, who has produced the second-, third- and sixth-highest outputs in history (528 in 2008-09, 446 in 2007-08, 425 in 2005-06).
** Ovechkin led the NHL in goals (32), power-play goals (16) and shots (220) in 2012-13. His points (56, T-3rd) and power-play points (27 PPP, T-1st) totals were also among the NHL's best.
** Of the seven players with 23 or more goals last season, Ovechkin had the most PIMs (36). He's had four seasons of 50-plus PIMs, with his career-best being 89 in 2009-10.
** Ovechkin currently ranks 11th among active players with 371 goals in 601 career regular-season games. The 10 players above him have each played 1,000-plus games.
So why are fantasy owners so hesitant to put stock in Ovechkin? Potential red flags include his point-production consistency, the Capitals' move to the Metropolitan Division and the offseason departure of power-play sidekick Mike Ribeiro.
Ovechkin's 2011-12 point-per-game average (0.83) fell to less than one per contest for the first time of his career. But his 2012-13 improvement (1.16) rewarded owners who stuck with Ovechkin (1.22 career average). To those who saw Ovechkin's Hart Trophy season as merely a great second half, his 53 points in his final 40 games after only three in his first eight refutes that argument.
NHL realignment could impact Ovechkin's value, but should not be considered an overriding factor. There is such competitive balance on a season-to-season basis and Ovechkin is very familiar with the teams in his new division. Ovechkin did serious damage last season against the Southeast Division (16 goals, 29 points in 18 games), but also had the same goal total with nearly a point per game (27 in 30) against the rest of the League. So, this divisional shift shouldn't worry fantasy owners too much.
As far as Ribeiro, Ovechkin will miss his presence, but should continue to produce on the power play if Nicklas Backstrom and Mike Green stay healthy.
Indeed, Ovechkin's elite-level numbers simply outweigh the aforementioned risks.
On the flip side, there are many positives surrounding Kane's value. He posted at least one point in 35 games (T-3rd in NHL) and touched on five of the six standard-league fantasy categories. Only his PIMs total in 2012-13 (8) could be considered subpar.
If you take Stanley Cup Playoff success into account when drafting, Kane (nine goals, 10 assists, 88 SOG in 23 playoff games) has the clear edge. Ovechkin, meanwhile, left something to be desired in the Capitals' 2013 first-round exit (1 goal, 1 assist, 30 SOG in seven games) against the New York Rangers.
Both are known to provide owners with category coverage, but Ovechkin stands at another level. Kane has never hit the 40-goal, 90-point, plus-20, 60-PIM, 40-PPP or 300-SOG plateaus, all of which Ovechkin has reached multiple times in his career.
Ovechkin and Kane were each drafted No. 1 by their current teams and have dealt with lofty expectations since entering the NHL. More importantly, each came out with a purpose in 2012-13 to reaffirm his placement among the League's premier fantasy assets.
Kane anchors a strong top-six forward arsenal in Chicago and should be treated as a top-15 overall asset entering 2013-14, but the bottom line is that Ovechkin's explosiveness gives him a much higher fantasy ceiling moving forward.
Don't make the same mistake twice. Once point-production extraordinaire Sidney Crosby goes off the board at No. 1, Ovechkin needs to be at the top of your wish list.
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Re: [SLE] Font settings
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On 01/03/06 23:58, Bob S wrote:
On Wednesday 01 March 2006 02:30, Charles Philip Chan wrote:Try putting it in /home/bob/.kde/Autostart
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Ummmm...Thanks Charles,Since you use KDE, the easist way is to symlink the file to the
Where do I put
that? /opt/kde3/share/desktop ?? ......./opt/kde3/share/apps/? Could
you be a little more specific for a dummy like me?
"Autostart" folder on your desktop (the corresponding directory is
OK, but don't have a /home/bob/Desktop/Autostart folder. Do have
an /opt/kde3/share/autostart where I symlinked the daemon though. Doesn't
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Is there a configuration file somewhere that I can change the default gnome
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We moved into our new house last year and I was finally able to open boxes of my books that had been living in storage for three years. Of every possession I own, my books are my most treasured. I've been a book collector ever since I was little and I can remember the story behind buying/inheriting/being given almost most of my books. I especially love sorting through the books of my childhood and teenage years. I've found all my Roald Dahl books, my name written in my hesitant writing. I had an odd habit of writing my address in all my books. I mean, really, where was the book going to go?
Also, I wrote my name as Randa Fattah. I think I was under the misunderstanding that Abdel was a middle name, rather than my surname being hyphenated!
In my worn copy of George's Marvellous Medicine the inside jacket reads, in texta, 'RANDA DON'T TOUCH GRADE 3'. Hmm. Calm down....
Then there is my collection of Babysitter's Club and Sweet Valley HIgh which I read religiously as a young girl. I remember every second Sunday my father would take me to Caribean Gardens markets in Melbourne- about an hour's drive from our house- to update my book collection at the same second-hand book stall (there would be absolute panic if we arrived and the stall wasn't there). I vividly remember the anticipation on the drive to the markets: would there be a new book to add to the series? We would essentially arrive, head straight to the stall, buy the books and leave. In and out in fifteen minutes. An hour's drive each way.
Now that's what you call parental love. Because I can't think of a greater gift to give to your child than a love of reading.
In my collection of books are rows of English classical literature. The Austen, Bronte, Hardy et al rows of books. Want a nerdy confession? My copies of Pride and Prejudice, Jane Eyre and Tess of the D'urbevilles all smell of Calvin Klein's Eternity perfume. Want to know why? Because I loved these books so much I used the cards you get at Myer's perfume department as bookmarks so my precious books would smell nice. Woah! Can you get more dorky than that? And guess what? I've still got the 'perfumed' bookmarks and I'm holding onto them tightly!
I went through lots of different reading phases. During my Babysitter's Club phase, I'd hang posters and pictures of the Babysitter's Club all over my bedroom.
I was obsessed with RL Stine and Christopher Pike when I was in Year Eight and read those horror books voraciously.
Then there was Virginia Andrews who I read behind my mother's back (I hardly think she'd believe Flowers in the Attics was about horticulture and a heritage property). The funny thing is how I mixed books like 'Dawn' with classics like 'The Quiet American'. But that's the beauty of reading. Absorbing and embracing as varied and eclectic a collection of voices and narratives as possible. I love reading chick lit (although only in small doses) and literature. Children's books, YA and adult fiction. Autobiography and fantasy. And that range of genres is reflected in my very diverse collection of books.
I found this big book of fairy tales which I haven't opened for more than twenty years.
I remember exactly where I got it from. I was in upper primary school, probably grade 5, at Melbourne's Vic Markets with my parents. As we walked back to our car I spotted a giant book containing stories by Hans Christen Anderson, the Arabian nights, Grimms fairytales and so on. My parents never said no to a request for a book. And now I'm reading it to my daughter.
Speaking of my daughter she asked why this Enid Blyton book (The Book of Brownies) has 'property of Randa' written inside.
How do I tell a five year old her mother had, well, a slightly over-the-top obsession with her books?
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Modesto, CA- The Modesto Police Department invites citizens to meet with police staff at several upcoming "Town Hall Meeting" events. The intent of these meetings is to foster an open dialogue regarding the top priorities our citizens would like to see from their police department and provide citizens feedback on public safety in our community. Information on strengthening our neighborhoods, neighborhoods watch programs and volunteers will also be provided.
Interaction with the community is the foundation of community partnerships. These events will hopefully help citizens discuss community issues and build relationships with the personnel working in their neighborhoods. Citizens are encouraged to share their concerns, suggestions, compliments, and ask questions of members of the Modesto Police Department about the community in which they live.
Chief Carroll, Captains Broumas, Armendariz and Schlenker, Lieutenants from each area, as well as other police staff will be at these events and available to talk with citizens.
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College Hockey:Denham's late goal lifts Robert Morris to sweep of Army
PITTSBURGH — The Robert Morris Colonials once again sprinted out to an early lead Saturday night against the visiting Army Black Knights, but unlike Friday night's contest, they encountered a much more spirited effort from the Knights, who overcame two separate two-goal deficits, pulling even with the Colonials in the game's waning minutes.
However, Brandon Denahm's goal with just over two minutes remaining proved to be the back breaker, as the Colonials ran their unbeaten streak to seven games with a 6-4 victory.
"I thought we were better in the first tonight than we were last night; we just let in a couple of soft goals," Army coach Brian Riley said. "It would have been easy for our guys to shut it down when they fell behind, but I'm really proud of how they hung in there and came back not once, but twice. Obviously, Robert Morris is a very good team and they've got a very high-powered offense and you saw that tonight, but we made this a game and I'm proud of that."
RMU's Colin South started the action just 2:15 into the first frame when he scored almost instantly from a faceoff to the right of Army goaltender Tanner Creel.
Colonials forward Jeff Jones then went to work with two goals in less than three minutes, the first of which came at 12:52 when he beat Creel from close range, with assists going to Scott Jacklin and David Friedmann. Then Jones deflected a shot from the point by defenseman Tyson Wilson to collect his sixth goal of the season, which set a career high for the junior.
The Knights didn't seem phased though, as they kept the pressure on the Colonials by creating turnovers and creating chances. Jones' second goal prompted Riley to make a change in net, as Parker Gahagen replaced Creel. From that point on, the Colonials found goals harder to come by and the Knights started converting the energy to scoring chances.
Army capitalized on its first power-play chance at 4:12 of the second period when forward Joe Kozlak cleaned up a rebound in the crease to trim the Colonials lead to two goals. Then at the 11:11 mark, captain Brian Schultz took a perfect pass from Clint Carlisle and split the Robert Morris defense for a breakaway, beating Terry Shafer to put Army back in the game.
The Colonials responded almost immediately however, when Zac Lynch scored his 13th goal of the season from just inside the right circle at the 12:12 mark. The goal didn't dent the Army effort, but with an offense that came into the night managing just 1.91 goals a game, the questioned remained if they could come up with enough to mount another comeback.
In the third period, the Knights outworked the Colonials during several stretches, displaying a great deal of desperation, evidenced by their physical intensity and puck possession, and they were rewarded.
Carlisle released a shot that just managed to get behind Shafer over the goal line to get the deficit to just one goal at 12:02, and then just minutes later forward Josh Richards poked home a rebound at 15:38 to tie the game.
However, the Colonials kept pressing to get their lead back, as Denham dove at a rebound from forward Matt Cope's original shot with just 2:01 left in regulation. It was true effort from Denham and company, as the line of Cope, Denham, and Greg Gibson were rewarded for their hard work in the game-winning tally. Cody Wydo then sealed the game with his 19th goal of the season as he took a pass from his own end all the way down for an empty-net tally.
"Give Army a lot of credit, they didn't quit and they probably deserved a better fate," said Colonials coach Derek Schooley. "They worked extremely hard, they were physical, they played us tough and I don't think that we handled that at times tonight. The difference between this team now and back in November is that we found a way to win. It was an ugly win. We have to limit the mental errors; we deviated from the system at times tonight and they made us pay."
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Peanut Butter Chews / Peanut Butter Bars
Mary Ann F @Mary619
If you attended San Diego City Schools from the 70's through the 90's chances are you're familiar with these bars. I've searched for this recipe for many years and now that I've found it I'm sharing it with the WORLD! I often make these for parties and fundraisers and they're the first to go.
- 1 c
- softened butter
- 3/4 c
- creamy peanut butter
- 1 c
- sugar
- 1 1/2 c
- firmly packed brown sugar
- 2 large
- eggs
- 1 tsp
- real vanilla extract
- 2 c
- all purpose flour
- 1 tsp
- baking soda
- 1/2 tsp
- salt
- 2 c
- quick cooking oats
- 2 c
- confectioners' sugar
- 3 Tbsp
- creamy peanut butter
- 1 tsp
- real vanilla extract
- pinch
- salt
- 3-4 Tbsp
- milk
- 1/2 c
- confectioners' sugar
- 3 tsp
- creamy peanut butter
- 1-2 Tbsp
- hot water
Directions Step-By-Step
1Grease half sheet jelly roll pan / cookie sheet (with sides) and preheat oven to 350F. Mix butter, sugars and peanut butter until smooth and creamy. Add eggs and vanilla and continue to mix until well incorporated.
2In a separate bowl sift flour, salt, and baking soda. Gradually combine with butter mixture ensuring it is mixed well.
4Press dough into pan and bake for 25 minutes or until the edges are golden brown. Do not over bake.
5While waiting, prepare the frosting. For either the glaze or frosting, toss all the ingredients into one bowl and mix well. Set it aside while the chews are baking. Once the chews are done baking allow to cool for ten minutes then glaze/frost while warm. Cut into bars when completely cooled.
About this Recipe
Course/Dish: Cookies, Other Desserts, Other Snacks
Main Ingredient: Flour
Regional Style: American
Collection: Food on the Run
Other Tag: Quick & Easy
Hashtags: #easy, #oatmeal, #peanutbutter, #cheap, #bars, #chewy, #school, #sandiego, #peanutbutterbars, #peanutbutterchews


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Imagine a court in the United States that meets in secret, the judges are secret and only the government presents a case. You would think it's out of a science fiction movie but, it is a reality. FISA ( Foreign Intelligence Surveillance court) exists in Washington DC. It does meet in secret and it's rulings have a profound effect on the country.
Senator Richard Blumenthal ( Connecticut) wants to make some amendments to that. He has a lot of support. He spoke today, March 18 2014 at the National Constitution Center . "We need an advocate for the people" and that is what he is proposing. Currently, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court picks the judges and that is final. No confirmation hearing, nothing.
"Why don't we allow the Chief District Court Judge select who they would like to see as a judge and that appointment is approved by the Chief Justice"? asked the Senator.
The FISA court does not hear criminal cases and does not sentence defendants to prison or probation. What they do is hear the governments case in secret, when the government wants to to surveillance for Homeland Security cases, they approach this secret court, present their case, and the judges okay it.
Proponents of the FISA court are against any criticism calling it a rubber stamp. However, the cases are held in secret. The rulings are secret. So in short, we have judges that are appointed by the government, hear only the government's side of the facts and rule. In theory, if the FISA Court Judges go against the government's case too many times, is it possible that the government would remove that judge from the bench in favor of a more friendly judge?
During Blumenthal's talk, he reiterated that the need for security is paramount but "As an judge, you need to hear both sides of the argument. He also expressed concern that a lot of Americans are not up to date on what this court does. The masses are dumbed down and more people can tell you about Dancing With the Stars than how a ruling that allows the government to collect metadata on each of it's citizens affects them.


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Cal Day is on Saturday. And so commences a weekend influx of curious admits hoping to see what they're getting into before they actually send in their Statement of Intent to Register. So, what's the schedule? We have no idea. The Clog expects the usual–dorm tours, library tours, BBQs, club tabling and the like. Along with that, though, are huge events dedicated to Cal's everlasting commitment to cultural diversity.
Event No. 1: From All Perspectives Showcase
You've seen it plastered on Student Action flyers everywhere–the touting of the "From All Perspectives" showcase as an amazing, awesome accomplishment. It's a show where various student groups–from Movement Hip-Hop to the Armenian Students Association–perform in Zellerbach Hall to create a show brimming with culturally diverse Cal spirit. On top of that, it's hosted by none other than your comedic geniuses at Jerricho Improv. The show is tonight at 6:30 p.m. and costs $5. Ticket sales pretty much go to all the participating organizations. If successful, Student Action reserves the right to place it on their campaign flyers for the next 10 years. Oh yeah, and the student group with the biggest posse gets a prize, so represent!
Event No. 2: bridges' Senior Weekend
Alternatively, if you're not parading diversity on-stage tonight, you're probably encouraging it in another way–by hosting seniors from low-income high schools until Sunday for bridges' Senior Weekend. It's the "annual event where over 400 recently admitted High School seniors come to UC Berkeley and get a taste of what it would be like to come to this prestigious university. The students learn about the different aspects of life at UC Berkeley, from the educational, financial, and social sides." They'll also probably bond, make friends, get attached and learn the cultural and political reasons why they should go to Cal–to boost ethnic numbers in the long wake of Proposition 209 (and, eventually, join the movement).
We hope you all enjoy Cal Day. That includes you, prospective students who read the Clog religiously because you simply can't wait to come to Berkeley. We know you're out there.
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The Jackson brothers rocked Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas over the weekend, and "Insider" correspondent Michael Yo was with the guys backstage as they dished about their 40-show run and the famous guests jetting in, including their niece, Paris Jackson.
"Paris is doing great. We spoke to her the other day during the Super Bowl, and she's recovering very well and she sounds very strong now, very positive, and she's ready to come home," Jermaine explained.


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Over the past year I've been doing something secret: designing the ultimate camera bag (and everything bag!) with Peak Design, and now you can find out all about it and get one here! Here's a video where I'm showing stuff…
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This was a really awesome and strangely clear day in Beijing! It's the only photo of Tiananmen Square I've ever gotten with a clear sky. It's usually kind of grey and depressing around here.
While I was taking this photo, a big group of Chinese tourists came up. They were from a very remote part of China and I think they were pretty excited to see a white person! They all got their photos taken with me… I was quite the freakshow!


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Tonight is a big night for the film industry, the Academy Awards! Take a look at these great applications what will help you enjoy the 2014 Oscars. Be sure to download them....now.
1. ZeeBox is a free app that will let you get into great conversations about film with other buffs. Make sure to check it out, especially for tonight.
2. Awards Guide: The Oscars. This is another free app, specifically designed for the Oscars.
3. Of course, IMDB. None of that, "Oh, what was he in?" "Where do I know that guy from?" Use the IMDB app to track the film history of all of your favorite stars and directors.
What apps do you use when you watch the Oscars, or do you use sites like Facebook and Twitter to see what people are talking about? Comment below.


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Here's your last minute go-to list for all you moms who (like me) are still trying to figure out what to put in all those eggs for the Easter egg hunt and in the baskets. I know so many of you are in need of non-candy ideas since we all know it's such a sugar filled day ahead.
I've done all the searching for you and I've come up with 50+ ideas for small Easter egg fillers that will be a fun surprise for your little ones.
*Please consider your child's age and ability when choosing Easter egg fillers. Choking is a serious risk when it comes to objects this size. Anything that can fit inside of a small plastic Easter egg should be handled with strict adult supervision.
Okay…Here's the list!
50+ non-candy Easter Egg fillers
1. stickers
2. hot wheels cars
3. light up rings
4. alphabet magnets
5. tiny hair bows
6. fun bandaids
7. polly pocket clothes
8. tiny plastic animals
9. fake bugs
10. glow sticks
11. bouncy balls
12. chapstick / lip gloss
13. temporary tattoos
14. money (coins)
15. mini bubbles
16. stick on earrings
17. tiny bottle of nail polish
18. pink erasures
19. finger puppets
20. wooden peg dolls
21. legos
22. bath bomb
23. silly bandz
24. crazy socks
25. mini washi tapes
26. confetti
27. fluffy toy chick-y birds
28. water balloons / balloons
29. sidewalk chalk
30. grow dinos (just add water)
31. play dough (in a plastic baggie)
32. marbles
33. seashells
34. stamps
35. ear buds
36. silly putty
37. flair buttons
38. a small pack of seeds for Spring!
39. small batteries
40. dental floss
41. bow tie
42. glow in the dark shoe laces
43. rubber stamps
44. glitter packs
45. small keychains
46. mini sewing kit
47. cupcake wrappers + sprinkles
48. doggie treats / catnip
49. polished rocks
50. dice
51. empty…seriously, your 2 and 3 year olds won't even care
52. write bible verses or love notes
53. coupons: good for one…"redbox movie"…"date with dad"
Now that's a list! Hopefully you can find a few things that would work for your kids. If you can think of anything to add to this list, I'd love to hear it!
I hope you all have a fun and safe Easter weekend!
Don't forget to enter the "Save the Chocolate Bunny" giveaway if you haven't yet!
*For more craft tutorials, great recipes, free printables, fun giveaways, and real life you can follow Kami at NoBiggie.net, or find her on Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter.


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A few articles ago, I shared a recipe with you for cherry bruschetta. Here is another fantastic dessert bruschetta, but this time I have used a tangy marmalade and decadent mascarpone cheese. The tangy citrus works extremely well with the slightly sweet cream cheese, and the recipe couldn't be easier! It is also a fantastic breakfast with your morning coffee.
All of the ingredients are easily found in any Kroger or Publix right here in Nashville.
Sweet bruschetta with marmalade and mascarpone
- 1 slice crusty bread
- orange marmalade
- mascarpone cheese
Toast the bread. Spread with a thin layer of orange marmalade. Then top with as much or as little mascarpone as you like. Enjoy!


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Esterel is one of the many restaurants participating in DineLA this Summer.
Estérel in Sofitel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills takes you on a culinary adventure of innovative flavors and tempting tastes. Reflecting its origins in the South of France, this exciting new French restaurant and lounge offers an inspired contemporary menu featuring seasonal selections infused with fragrant herbes de Provence: saffron, fennel and basil. Savor each artistically prepared meal in an inviting setting where California casual meets French chic.
Executive Chef Marius Blin uses the freshest ingredients from local suppliers to create delicious and healthy meals – from reinvented French classic cuisine to low-calorie, gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian selections.
The DineLA lunch menu is a choice of Tartine with 2 sides and a dessert all for $20/person! I love the idea of tartines for lunch because it feels light and Esterel does a great job offering a variety of tartines to suit everybody's tastes.
I chose the eSTéReL Tartine with lemon rosemary chicken, marcona almond, olive, wild arugula, black garlic with a side of tomato soup and kale caesar salad and the So Paris with shaved ham, Comte AOC cheese, grain mustard béchamel with soup and fries. Both lunch options were presented on a cute wooden board with the sides in their own dishes. The flavors were bold, yet when I finished, I didn't feel weighed down.
Dessert was a trio of creme brulee: Valrhona chocolate, Madagascar vanilla, hazelnut praline which were the perfect portion size and allowed us to try different flavors. The affogato was a nice palate cleanser with the almond milk ice cream and dark espresso.
Esterel also does a dinne DineLA menu for $35/person for 3 courses.
lemon rosemary chicken, marcona almond, olive, wild arugula, black garlic
artisanal jalapeno bacon, cajun shrimp, kale slaw, avocado spread, sweet drop pepper
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marinated heirloom tomato, cucumber, burratta cheese, artichoke, pesto, fleur de sel
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smoked salmon, cucumber, market radishes, fried capers, fennel pollen, truffle cream cheese
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shaved ham, Comte AOC cheese, grain mustard béchamel
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Valrhona chocolate, Madagascar vanilla, hazelnut praline
Affogato 180 CAL
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College Hockey:Denver Tops Duluth, But Still Faces Road Series
Engstrom's Winner Not Enough As Pioneers Finish Sixth
DENVER — It was Senior Night at Magness Arena for Denver. Unfortunately for them, the Pioneers did not get the preferred gift they were hoping for from Michigan Tech.
Denver (19-13-4 overall, 14-11-3 WCHA) did what it could on its end, beating Minnesota-Duluth 3-1 to finish the season. But Wisconsin shut the door on the Pioneers' fleeting hopes for home ice in the WCHA playoffs, defeating Michigan Tech 1-0 to claim fifth place in the conference and leaving Denver with a sixth-place finish by one point.
The Pioneers will travel to Wisconsin next weekend for the first round of the WCHA playoffs, while the Bulldogs (6-26-4 overall, 3-22-3 WCHA) travel to face WCHA regular-season champion North Dakota in their opening playoff series.
"I have to give full credit to Duluth, because they played a tough game," said Pioneer head coach George Gwozdecky. "We all knew there was a great chance that the game was not going to be anywhere near what it was like last night. It was a tough defensive battle, physical and strong. Again, one of the key factors for us was goaltending."
Denver broke open a tight 1-1 game in the third period with two goals, the first on a power play. Senior assistant captain Bjorn Engstrom got the puck past UMD goalie Rob Anderson on an assist from Connor James, and just 46 seconds into the third, Denver was on top of the Bulldogs for good.
Pioneer right wing Greg Keith notched a goal later in third period when he beat Anderson from the middle left zone. Anderson got his pads on the puck, but it trickled behind him into the net to give Denver a 3-1 lead. After outplaying the Pioneers for two periods, the Bulldogs suddenly found themselves down and out.
UMD might have lost both games in this series, but it wasn't for a lack of effort. Both nights the Bulldogs pressed the Pioneers hard, but just couldn't come up with the big plays when they needed them. Last night, they held on through 25 minutes before succumbing; tonight they played great hockey for 40 minutes before fading.
"Even when they got the power-play goal, I still thought we could win the game, because we were playing well enough to beat them," UMD head coach Scott Sandelin said. "I thought we outplayed them for two periods."
Sophomore goalie Wade Dubielewicz (12-9-3) was the star of the game for Denver. He finished the regular season as the WCHA goals against average leader (2.24), and he showed why tonight, turning away 32 Bulldog shots for the win. Numerous times in the first two periods Dubielewicz made great stops, keeping UMD from taking advantage of dominant play and aggressiveness.
"Our defensemen did a good job of tying guys up in front so they couldn't really get to the rebounds that were left there," Dubielewicz said. "You have to give Duluth a lot of credit — tough loss last night, they came out and played a heck of game tonight. It could have gone either way."
The game was a scrapper's dream for 40 minutes. The first period was a hard-fought draw, featuring a lot of shots on goal and tremendous goaltending from both Dubielewicz and Anderson. Both teams had solid scoring chances, including Pioneer center Kevin Doell who hit the post with a short shot from the flat.
Bulldog right wing Jon Francisco had a breakaway opportunity, but Dubielewicz stopped the first shot, and Francisco fired wide on the rebound attempt. Overall, the period saw UMD outshoot Denver 16-10, although the Bulldogs were 0-for-2 on the power play in the first.
The Pioneers got on the scoreboard first at 2:46 into the second period. Pretty cross-ice passing caught Anderson out of position, and left wing Bryce Wallnutt beat him after taking the pass from right wing Connor James.
However, the Bulldogs responded a few minutes later when Dubielewicz stopped left wing Andy Reierson's slapshot from the top left zone. The rebound came right out in front of the net where center Mark Gunderson planted it in the net to tie the game at 1-1.
There were a lot of penalties in the second period, but neither team could capitalize. Like the first period, stellar goaltending kept the game tied. Both Dubielewicz and Anderson stopped shot after shot, keeping both teams frustrated and hungry for a score.
"Bottom line, we won the hockey game, we're going to the playoffs," Dubielewicz said. "We're starting to hit the peak of our game. At times in the first 40 minutes tonight, there were guys who weren't going as hard we would have liked, but we picked it up in the third, showed a little heart and came through."
Through the first two periods, UMD dominated shots on goal by a count of 30-16, but Dubielewicz was able to keep his team even. It was quite a turnaround for the Bulldogs from the previous night's effort, but it still wasn't to be.
"I thought we played a good game," Sandelin said. "It's frustrating because it's happened all year — we never get a break, we never get a call to go our way. I was happy with our effort. I thought our guys competed hard tonight, and we played much better than we did the other night."
With league play wrapped up, both teams can focus on their road playoff series, with the goal of reaching the WCHA Final Five. Denver played Wisconsin twice this season, winning and tying the Badgers on the road. Next weekend's series between the two teams promises to be the most even of the WCHA playoff slate.
"It's going to be a very interesting matchup, because they've got a very big, strong, skilled team both on the blue line and up front," Gwozdecky said. "We're not as big, we're not as strong, but we think we can create a lot of speed and pressure on the goal. It should be one of the highlight series of the first round."
For UMD, the road will be a little tougher, as the Bulldogs were 0-4 against North Dakota this season, giving up five goals a game to the Sioux. Minnesota-Duluth hasn't been to the NCAA tournament since 1993, and they'll need a miracle to get there this year
"It's not going to be easy for anyone to go into anyone's rink and win two games," Sandelin said. "The key game is Friday; you win Friday's game, and funny things can happen. It's going to be tough, but I'm actually looking forward to it."
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This week, for my Modern Movies class, I attended the Frozen River Film Festival. Each year this film festival takes place on the campuses of Saint Mary's and Winona State. The films that I saw were presented in a large lecture hall at Saint Mary's, and it was more crowded than I have ever seen it. Students and viewers were packed in with standing room only.
The movies that I saw were part of the "adrenaline series". They featured mostly extreme sports. One of my favorites was Into Darkness which was about exploring caves. The room was filled with ooo's and ahhh's at the small spaces the men climbed through! My second favorite movie was called Cold, and it was about the journey of some mountain climbers to the top of a 26,000 foot peak in Pakistan. Overall, it was a great experience and very interesting to see these extreme sports!


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Spoiler: Update on the Aces and Eights
Jul 26, 2012 - by Steve Gerweck
Former WWE superstar Luke Gallows and development talent Wes Brisco have been among those working underneath the masks as members of Aces and Eights on Impact Wrestling.
More members may well be announced, including Chris Masters, Mike Knox and Jay Bradley. Jeff Jarrett is rumored to be the group's planned leader, which will be revealed at some point, reports the Wrestling Observer.


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Moor, B K; Klammer, G; Maquieira, G J; Espinosa, N (2008). Salvage arthrodesis after failed total ankle replacement: Reconstruction with structural allograft and intramedullary nail. Techniques in Foot & Ankle Surgery, 7(4):271-278.
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Treatment of failed total ankle arthroplasty is a challenge. To date, several revision modalities and techniques have been described, but there is still no ideal concept that fits for every patient. Surgical options comprise revision ankle arthroplasty, amputation, or salvage arthrodesis, with the latter being a viable approach because it has been proven to be reliable in achieving a stable and plantigrade foot. The goals of revision surgery include maximum pain relief, restoration of stability and length, and correction of alignment. When properly done, arthrodesis yields a significant improvement regarding pain and ensures stability and an adequate gait pattern.
Massive bone loss associated with or without deformity of the hindfoot and/or coexisting subtalar osteoarthrosis pose specific problems. In such cases, tibiotalocalcaneal arthrodesis must be combined with reconstruction of the ankle region by filling the defect with a structural allograft. Among all the described techniques, the use of locked intramedullary nails offers several advantages, particularly in combination with allograft interposition.
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Our pets homesOur pets are housed on four acres. They all have grass runs which have dog doors leading into separate indoor pens in the buildings. Each pen has food, water and blankets inside.The buildings are cooled in the summer and heated in the winter.TempermentsAll of our puppies are very well socialized before going to their new homes. After birth they are only handled by 3 adults,multiple times daily; after the age of 4 weeks they are handled by some children under supervision. At the age of 5 weeks they are allowed outside for playtime. At this time they are introduced to more dogs. They are starting to go outside and can play through the fence with other dogs. At the age of 6 weeks they are allowed with others for socializing. At 8 weeks they play with other dogs very well.Vet checked and shotsAll puppies are vet checked and 1st set of puppy shots are given along with being de-wormed every two weeks before going to new homes.
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October 31, 2013 - Products
Meritor Inc. has released updated content for Meritor Mobile, a sales and service iPad information tool for customers, featuring the company's complete North American product portfolio. Meritor Mobile has been updated to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of sales and service personnel in the commercial vehicle and industrial sectors. The application includes the following updates:
Meritor Mobile is the public version of the Meritor iPad application used by DriveForce. The application, which is designed for easy navigation, includes sales brochures, maintenance manuals, parts books, technical bulletins, images and videos. Meritor Mobile is available for free download through the Apple App Store and iTunes. The download takes approximately one hour to sync. While a network connection is not required for use, it is suggested that users connect with Wi-Fi when upgrading the application.
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On Feb. 6 Mirror shares a Reddit live conversation between creators of the "How I Met Your Mother" Carter Bays and Craig Thomas. While most people were dying to know about the upcoming one-hour season finale, they refused but did offer up some other fun facts of the show that many fans were likely not privy to.
One of the biggest bombshells dropped by Bays after a fan asked which famous actress turned down a role on the show, was the fact that Cobie Smulders wasn't the first choice to play Robin Scherbotsky. In fact, Jennifer Love Hewitt was the first pick for Robin, but she turned down the opportunity to join "Ghost Hunters" instead. Further more, Josh Radnor wasn't the first pick to play Ted either. Scott Foley was originally asked to do it but when he didn't give any response, Josh stepped up to be the hopeless romantic, Ted Mosby.
When fans found out that Smulders wasn't first pick, some were outraged while others were relieved to know that she did join because she is one of the favorite characters of the show with all her Canadian nonsense she delivers on the show.
Are you surprised to know that Jennifer Love Hewitt turned down a role for "How I Met your Mother?"
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Auto transport companies make it possible to have your vehicle(s) shipped to virtually any major city in the United States, but how the vehicles are actually transported depends on the services offered by the car shipping company. While most auto transport companies will move the vehicles by way of a tractor trailer, depending on the company you choose, you may have the option to go with either open-air or enclosed transport. While both methods use a truck for transport, they do have their differences.
When a car shipping company says it uses open-air trucks, it uses the type of car carrier that most people relate to car transportation. This type of truck is typically between 75 and 80 feet in length and it hauls a two-level trailer with a row of cars on the top and a shorter row of cars on the bottom. There are no sides and no roof on the trailer, so the vehicles are exposed to the elements at all times.
Open-air car shipping has its advantages and disadvantages which can include:
An enclosed auto transport truck features a fully enclosed trailer. It has a roof and four sides and it provides a safe and secure environment for your vehicle while it is in transport.
Shipping a vehicle in an enclosed trailer is often the transit method of choice for highly prized autos, antiques, luxury or expensive sports cars because it offers the highest level of security and protection. It protects the vehicle from the weather and any potentially damaging debris that may get kicked up on the road.
The downsides of choosing a fully-enclosed trailer include less ability for the driver to make routine inspections of the vehicles during transit, less fuel efficient than open-air models and fully-enclosed transport is significantly more expensive than its open-air counterpart.
In order to choose the right auto transport method for your vehicle, consider how much security your vehicle will require. If it is an antique or collector�s car, you will probably want to err on the side of caution and use a fully-enclosed trailer to move your vehicle. On the other hand, if you have a dinged-up older model vehicle, then an open-air trailer should suit your needs just fine. As always, try to get at least three or four quotes for car shipping services so you can be sure you�re being charged an adequate rate. For up to four free quotes from licensed and bonded auto transport companies near you, just fill out the Moving.com online quote form and you�ll get your free quotes within 48 hours.
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A 1987 vampire film staring Corey Haim, Corey Feldman and Kiefer Sutherland. There have been two sequels.
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What was Michael Emerson actually eating with the Lost Boys?
There is a scene in the Lost Boys cave where David (Keifer Sutherland) and/or the Lost Boys play a prank on Michael (Jason Patric) while they were eating out of Chinese take out boxes. The contents of ...
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First Use of Holy Water in a Water Pistol used against Vampires
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Two days after the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Virginia's ban on gay marriage unconstitutional, six same-sex couples in the state of South Carolina are going to ask the Greenville County Probate Court for marriage licenses on Wednesday morning. The couples expect to be turned down, but are doing some as part of Campaign for Southern Equality's "We Do" campaign.
The campaign is designed for gay marriage supporters to request marriage licenses they know will be turned down. It will be the third event in Greenville County and comes after the state of South Carolina vowed to continue defending the state's ban on gay marriage despite being in the same judicial circuit as Virginia. South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson said following the decision made by the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals announced he is standing strong and fight the current lawsuit challenging the state's 2006 voter approved ban.
He said, "Currently, South Carolina's law remains intact. People should not rush to act or react until that time when a decision is made by the highest court in the land." The opposite held true in neighboring state North Carolina, where Attorney General Roy Cooper announced he will no longer defend their state's ban because a ruling overturning the ban appears to be inevitable and would therefore be a waste of time.
Since the case in South Carolina is similar to the one in Virginia, organizers are hopeful and feel its time for their state recognize their fundamental right to marry that has, thus far, been victorious in all courts where decisions were made. The rally's purpose is a continuing effort to raise the voice of marriage equality.
Rev. Jasmine Beach-Ferrara, executive director of the Campaign for Southern Equality said in a press release, "Every day that Amendment One remains on the books it hurts families like the ones who live in Greenville County. This law is being challenged in the courts, and these brave couples are standing up because they have a fundamental right to marry and to have their marriage recognized in their home state."


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Harpers Bazaar
Thanks from all of us to Caroline, from Harpers Bazaar, for this nice review. http://www.harpersbazaar.co.uk/travel/travel-guides/a-foodie-guide-to-the-lake-district
ESPA launch their new facial offering at Holbeck Ghyll
"ESPA cellular renewal enzyme facial"
A powerful and highly effective facial to boost cell regeneration which gives an instantly smooth, softly glowing complexion.
Simply lie back and relax, experience the unique deep cleanse of steam and The Claransonic brush to kick start this innovative facial. An intensive enzyme peel utilising botanical extracts and pumpkin enzymes coupled with deep facial massage techniques ensures complete relaxation. The famous ESPA scalp massage with the pink Hair and Scalp Mud is an important element of the therapy. To complete the new regime a new lifting and smoothing mask containing concentrated seaweed extracts, Argan oil and menthol is applied to give a more plumped and firmer appearance.
Results are immediate! "94% of clients noticed an increase in skin firmness and skin tone evennesss" 97% said that their skin looked fresher, healthier and younger and an amazing 100% of clients researched noticed an improvement in skin radiance! What a recommendation!
This treatment lasts 90 minutes and is priced at £90
LaStone Ear Candling –
LaStone continues to be our most popular deluxe holistic treatment choice at Holbeck Ghyll so to keep you hooked! You can now experience LaStone Ear Candling. Based on the fundamental principles of all LaStone treatments the warm basalt and cooled marble are used within this ancient treatment; here they are used to clear the physical congestion within the estuation tubes, release pressure of an energetic nature which is said effect the annoying ringing in the ears know as tinnitus, general ear congestion. This treatment is great to have before a long haul flight or before the hay fever season, easing rhinitis, or just for a deep sense of relaxation and a clear mind.
The treatment review
You will be treated to a warm face neck and shoulder massage to lull you into that truly medative state that only LaStone can create, before being gently turned on your side and cocooned within warm basalt stones and blankets. Your therapist will skilfully insert the ear candle into the ear canal which is then lite and burnt down to the crucial safety line. The treatment is performed in silence, to allow the maximum benefits' to be gained, against the subtle music and burning oils to create a sense of peace, calm and tranquillity, know to the spa at Holbeck Ghyll nestled within the fells over looking Windermere. The vacuum created as the smoke travels down the candle lining which creates a vibration on the ear drum and the magic begins! (So they say!) This is carried out on both ears and then you are gently returned to lie on your back while cool marble and crystal wands are massaged around your face and neck, to subtly bring you back to earth! This also helps to drain away congestion released from the warm basalt and candling experience.
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Doesn't need it's own thread, but thought I would throw this out.
I'm been looking in on a Chargers message board just to see how suicidal they're fans are and up until last night some of them were ready to jump off the cliff. Some of them still are but there are others that just think they will run table and course everyone is just going lose out. Some of them are just idiots. They beat a helpless hamster to death and all the sudden they're going to the Super Bowl.
Doesn't need it's own thread, but thought I would throw this out.
Gimme some footyball, please!
Thing of beauty.
Gimme some footyball, please!
You gotta go out there and let that thing hang, for lack of a better phrase, Austin said. The No. 1 goal on defense is to be intimidating. Get out there and let them know: You come in here, well be punching you in the (expletive) face.
They aren't even playing Madden. She just won a round of DOA beach vollyball.
I don't care what they're playing I think I want to join in the fun. I can be the middle man.
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Several new comparisons have been made in regards to "Dead Island 2," which was officially announced at E3 2014. According to a report from Joystiq on June 12, the sequel was confirmed to be in development with a computer-generated trailer that was shown off during Sony Computer Entertainment's press conference. Along with the PS4, the same title will also be coming out on the PS4 and Xbox One.
Fans of the first game as well as "Dead Island: Riptide" should find some familiar elements with the sequel. Players are still going to be using an assortment of crafted weapons along with environmental hazards and vehicles to ward off the infected zombies in the open-world first-person action game. The cooperative and role-playing elements should also return as well.
What makes "Dead Island 2" different is the story. Instead of being serious like "Dead Island," the development team decided to take a much lighter tone to the zombie outbreak. Furthermore, the game world is also much bigger as players will be able to explore the state of CA as opposed to a single island. Finally, the artificial intelligence of the zombies is going to be improved as the horde can now be alerted by certain sounds.
The "Dead Island 2" release date is currently expected to be set sometime during the spring season. Interestingly enough, "Dying Light," the spiritual successor to the first two games of the series, is slated to arrive in Feb. of next year. The new intellectual property plays similar to the first two games of the "Dead Island" series with several new elements such as the day-night cycle and free-running abilities.
With the original development team, Techland, working on "Dying Light," Deep Silver decided to enlist Yager Development to develop "Dead Island 2." Before the sequel, the development team worked on "Spec Ops: The Line," which was released in 2012. You can find an image featuring the new intellectual property with the photo on top of this article (courtesy of the "Dying Light" Twitter page).
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"There is robust evidence that hereditary cancers are caused by mutations in many genes and testing for only one hereditary cancer syndrome may lead to missed mutations," said Richard J. Wenstrup, M.D., chief medical officer of Myriad.
As a result, the company has developed the myRisk Hereditary Cancer test which "solves this predicament by using 'next-generation' sequencing technology to evaluate 25 clinically significant hereditary cancer genes associated with eight major hereditary cancers such as breast, colon, ovarian, endometrial, pancreatic, prostate, gastric cancers and melanoma," he continued.
The results are then are combined with the patient's personal and family history, as well as medical society guidelines to develop a (single) comprehensive report to enable physicians to "tailor" individual treatment strategies for personalized care according to their level of risk.
For instance, a study evaluating outcomes of testing with the myRisk test in 1,260 patients with a history of hereditary colon cancer, showed that 27% of the participants identified as mutation carriers identified by the myRisk test had mutations in genes not normally associated with hereditary colon cancer.
"Importantly, more than one third of the additional mutations found were in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes, which further demonstrates the overlap that exists between the hereditary breast and colon cancer syndromes," Wenstrup continued. "In turn, 28% of 941 patients with colon and endometrial cancer evaluated by the myRisk test had mutations in the genes associated with hereditary colon cancer. 65% of these met NCCN criteria for genetic testing after their first cancer. These findings underscore the importance of diagnosing patients with hereditary cancer syndromes after their first cancer so that a second cancer can be prevented or identified early."


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Brent Hill fell in love with a small town in Alabama.
And because of that, the current Athletic Director at St. George's has been named the head football coach at Opp (AL) high school.
"We fell in love with the town and community of Opp," Hill said. "I have always felt like that area of southern Alabama and Georgia has some of the best football in the south. The spirit of the town is tremendous and we are so excited about joining the Bobcat family of Opp."
Hill stepped down as the head football coach at St. George's prior to last season to concentrate on his AD duties.
He was the head coach at St. George's in 2011 and 2012 and the Gryphon posted a 22-5 record and won the 2011 Division II-A state title.
"St. George's is a great school and I am extremely grateful for the experience here," Hill said. "I will miss the wonderful relationships and cannot be more thankful for the past eight years."
He replaces Jack Whigham who was fired after going 40-46 in seven years as head coach and led the Bobcats to five Class 3A playoff appearances.
The Bobcats are coming off a 5-6 record and a 17-7 playoff loss to Fayette County.
Despite the five playoff appearances, the Bobcats never won seven games in a season, which led to the dismissal of Whigham.
Hill started his coaching career as a volunteer at ECS in 1998, and stayed there until he moved to Briarcrest in 2001.
He moved back to ECS as an assistant coach, a year later and stayed there until he came to St. George in 2007 as the AD.
Hill has some family in nearby Phenix City, Alabama which is another positive about the move.
Unicoi County Hires Robert McElwee
Unicoi County has hired veteran California coach Robert McElwee as their next head football coach.
McElwee is retired from California where he has coached since 1968.
He replaces Jerad Huskins who resigned after going 15-37 in five years at the helm.
The Blue Devils made back to back Class 4A playoff appearances, finishing 4-7 on the year and lost to defending 4A state champion Fulton in the first round.
McElwee has coached at California schools John Buchanan, Fontana, A.B. Miller and most recently Laguna Beach.
"The X's and O's are secondary," McElwee said via school press release. "My philosophy is being a family. Bring in the kids into your family and when people buy in," And the Blue Nation family best believe their first family get-together will be inside the weight room next week."
"Lifting weights and getting strong is the great equalizer. "The weight room is a big part and a positive part of football and were going to spend a lot of time there this offseason."
Currently there are open jobs at Pickett County, Hickman County, Hixson, Whitwell, Middle Tennessee Christian, Clay County, Bolivar, Fairley, Clarksville Northwest, Ezell Harding, Red Bank, Clarksville, Nashville Overton, Marion County, Chattanooga Central, Jackson Christian and Knoxville Central as schools currently looking for a head coach.
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While summer isn't officially here for a few more weeks, it's certainly summer blockbuster time in theaters. Next month we've got two big comedies, a horror/thriller, a big superhero flick, and crime drama, which is sure to be a gem!
Check out my picks for June's must see movies below!
Release Date: Opens June 7th
Why you should see it: I know I said last year that I was SO OVER another silly Vince Vaughn comedy, but there's no denying the chemistry when he and Owen Wilson are on screen. If this is anything like Wedding Crashers I'm sure it'll be hilarious.
Release Date: Opens June 7th
Why you should see it: 12 hours. No laws. No emergency services. What an amazing concept and an absolutely thrilling trailer. My heart races every time I watch it.
Release Date: Opens June 12th
Why you should see it: To see Michael Cera slap Rihanna's ass again.
Release Date: Opens June 14th
Why you should see it: If executive producer Chris Nolan can do for Superman what he did for Batman, this doesn't even need an explanation. If you're still not sold… as Donovan mentioned earlier this week, Henry Cavill is HOT!
Release Date: Opens June 14th
Why you should see it: My number one must see for the month. Sofia Coppola can do no wrong in my eyes. Also, I was completely enthralled by the whole burglar bunch scandal when it hit Hollywood a few years ago. While I couldn't stand to watch Alexis Neiers whine and cry through one more episode of Pretty Wild, THIS I must see.
What are your thoughts? Will you guys be checking out any of these films, or are there others you plan to see? Let me know below!


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Looking for some green fundraising opportunities to replace magazine drives and silent auctions? Here are five companies that offer very competitive eco-friendly fundraising.
Pick a waste item (called a brigade) to collect and mail it off to TerraCycle where they turn it into a new product. The interesting thing is that anyone can collect for free: individuals, organizations, charities, households or schools. For every accepted item of waste, your school sends in you will receive points towards items or money for the school. You can run it throughout the school year or for a short period of time. TerraCycle's website is really handy for learning everything you need to know about setting up a program at your school.
Emily Press Labels
Every parent knows you have to label every single item your child takes to school so that at the end of the year you can claim it back! The interesting green thing about Emily Press Labels is they offer reusable labels (think school and then camp) and write your own labels. Schools can run campaigns at any point throughout the year and they will send offline catalogues also. Open to Canada and United States.
Strawesome makes reusable kid-friendly glass straws! Campaigns run online with a coupon code. Help is available from the start of the campaign to the finish and once you get over $300 in sales you can follow along online! Strawesome ships worldwide.
Offering "mindful fundraising", Sessabel stocks everyday products for every member of the family and several green beauty favourites. Currently only local to the GTA; owner Dawn comes to the school with sample items to talk to your group about the campaign. Every item online also includes all the ingredients so purchasers can make informed decisions. This is a very personalized program for your school. Sessabel supports as many local parent-entrepreneurs as possible, and all companies are parent-started.
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Customer Service Training Icebreaker
Another customer service training icebreaker just for you.
One reason to use an icebreaker is to get people to feel good about themselves, and their role. This positive state of mind, helps overcome some of the objections you may face in your training sessions before you encounter them.
Use ice-breakers to get people to open up, as a low risk way of getting people to get used to talking to the group.
The best thing
At the beginning of a training session , when you are asking people to introduce themselves to each other, ask them to include
"The best thing"
This helps create a positive state of mind, as it is making your participants focus on good things about their role or their life.
So ask them to include
• The best thing about my job
You may be concerned that some people may not have anything positive to say. Here are some tips to help you
• Model how you want them to talk about "the best thing" – You are showing them how it's is done
• If you have any idea who might be the negative people make sure they speak later. In group situations there is quite a bit of pressure on us to conform to what goes before us, so this will reduce negativity
• Welcome it! As a trainer one of the benefits of the introductions is that you are starting to build relationships with your participants. If someone is negative, and you understand that from the beginning you can work with that. Don't let it disrupt the group, but do acknowledge how they are feeling.
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Three Comedies from Alliance
Four Christmases (November 24/08)
Infused with eye-rolling instances of melodrama and a pervadingly over-the-top sensibility, Four Christmases instantly joins the ranks of such hopelessly ineffective similarly-themed contemporary efforts as Surviving Christmas, Fred Claus, and Christmas with the Kranks. The storyline follows happily-unmarried couple Brad (Vince Vaughn) and Kate (Reese Witherspoon) as their seemingly perfect relationship slowly-but-surely begins to unravel after they agree to visit their various relatives in a single day, with the characters forced to confront childhood humiliations and long-buried secrets at the hands of their uniformly stereotypical kin. It's a reasonably intriguing premise that's squandered virtually from the word go by director Seth Gordon, as the filmmaker - working from a screenplay by Matt Allen, Caleb Wilson, Jon Lucas, and Scott Moore - consistently places the emphasis on comedic set-pieces that are almost painfully unfunny (ie Brad wrestles his rough-and-tumble brothers, Kate is trapped within a Bouncy Castle, etc). The movie's admittedly impressive roster of supporting performers - which includes, among others, Robert Duvall, Sissy Spacek, and Jon Favreau - subsequently find themselves powerless to infuse their broadly-conceived characters with anything even resembling authenticity, while Vaughn and Witherspoon primarily indulge in the most obnoxious aspects of their respective onscreen personae (ie he's a fast-talking rebel and she's an uptight conformist). Exacerbating matters is the undercurrent of far-from-subtle sentimentality that's been hard-wired into the proceedings, with Gordon's third-act efforts at transforming the film into feel-good holiday fare falling entirely flat. An amusing cameo by Gordon's King of Kong star Steve Wiebe notwithstanding, Four Christmases - having been geared to the lowest-common-denominator crowd - generally comes off as an interminable would-be comedy that'll leave most viewers feeling like the Grinch.
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Buoyed by Steve Coogan's unapologetically go-for-broke performance, Hamlet 2 ultimately manages to overcome its rampantly inconsistent sensibilities to establish itself as a charming (and sporadically hilarious) comedy/musical. Coogan stars as Dana Marschz, a hopelessly optimistic struggling actor whose inability to find more than a hemorrhoid commercial leads him to accept a job as a drama teacher at an Arizona-based high school. There, Dana must rally his ragtag students after learning his department is in danger of being shut down over a lack of funds - with the bulk of the proceedings subsequently revolving around his efforts at raising money by putting together a self-penned sequel to Hamlet. While it's hard to deny that Hamlet 2, with its emphasis on a character who seems to exist in his own little world, owes more than a little to Napoleon Dynamite, there's little doubt that the film ultimately fares slightly better than that 2004 sleeper - as director Andrew Fleming has effectively populated the proceedings with a myriad of compellingly oddball figures (including Elisabeth Shue as Elisabeth Shue and Catherine Keener as Dana's long-suffering partner). It's hard to deny, however, that the stop-and-start pace inevitably results in a wildly uneven midsection, with Coogan's admittedly engrossing work only able to carry the movie so far. The third-act transformation from indie comedy to flat-out musical proves instrumental in re-capturing one's interest, and while some of these songs are more successful than others (ie it's impossible to walk out of the film without humming "Rock Me Sexy Jesus"), Hamlet 2 possesses a cult-classic-in-waiting feel that effectively cements its place as an amiable piece of work.
While there's certainly no faulting the appreciatively wacky premise, Love Wrecked quickly establishes itself as a low-rent comedic misfire that seems to have been geared exclusively towards teenaged girls. The movie - which follows Amanda Bynes' Jenny as she tricks her pop-star crush (Chris Carmack's Jason Masters) into believing that they're marooned on a deserted island (when they are, in fact, mere feet away from a posh Caribbean resort) - has been infused with an almost egregiously bubbly sensibility by director Randal Kleiser, as the filmmaker's consistent emphasis on woefully lighthearted elements (ie musical montages, cutesy scene-transitioning wipes, etc) effectively highlights the various deficiencies within the production. Stephen Langford's simplistic screenplay has been jam-packed with pointless interludes that go absolutely nowhere, with the eye-rollingly hackneyed subplot revolving around Jenny's smitten best friend (and his tireless efforts at winning her over) certainly standing tall above the film's myriad of cookie-cutter attributes. The inclusion of several lowest-common-denominator instances of humor (ie Jenny's aforementioned pal loses his watch while massaging a portly guest) only compounds the movie's problems, and one certainly can't help but lament Langford's inability to properly capitalize on the inherently off-the-wall premise (an admittedly chuckle-worthy scene in which Jenny must distract Chris from a pair of windsurfers ultimately comes off as the exception rather than the rule). It's a shame, really, as Bynes is undeniably a charismatic performer who surely deserves far better material - although there's little doubt that she's going to find herself on increasingly thin ice if she keeps cranking out nonstarters like this (as well as such underwhelming past efforts as She's the Man and Sydney White).


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Video Library
Welcome to the Athletic Injury Digital Video Library (AIDVL). The purpose of this page is to serve as an educational tool for students of athletic training and anyone interested in athletic injuries. Often, educators in athletic training talk about "mechanisms of injury" for particular athletic injuries. Typically, descriptions, still pictures, and illustrations are used to define these mechanisms. The following video clips show actual injuries occurring and thus, show the "mechanism of injury". These videos, which are small in order to maintain quality, can be viewed in slow motion and in real time.
If you have a computer with Windows you should be able to view the .avi files with no problem. If you have a Mac or would like to view QuickTime clips on a Windows system, you can download the QuickTime movie viewer at http://www.apple.com/quicktime/.
Upper Extremity
Grade 2 Concussion/Upper Trap Strain
C5 amp; C6 Fracture/Dislocation
Dislocated Elbow 1, 2, 3
Lower Extremity
Posterior Hip Dislocation
Lisfranc Fracture (R)/Hamstring Strain (L)
Torn ACL, PCL, MCL, Meniscus
ACL Injury 1, 2
3 MCL Sprain 1, 2
Torn ACL, MCL, PCL, Biceps Femoris
Ankle-Fx. Distal Tibia/Deltoid Lig.
Also available on this site are images of injuries.
Submit Your Video
If you have a high quality video that show close-ups of an actual injury occurring, please send them to me (via email or postal) and I will add them to this page. Please send a short note with your video giving permission to use and put on the web. If you have a video clip from a televised game, I will contact the appropriate source (NFL, NBA, etc.) to get permission to use.
Send to:Robert Stow
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Eau Claire, WI, 54702
I would appreciate your comments and/or any problems that you have downloading the videos, viewing them, etc. Please contact Robert Stow at email@example.com
I am very appreciative of the support in funding that was received for this project. Funding has come from: a UWEC NET Grant, UWEC College of Professional Studies, and the UWEC Department of Kinesiology.


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We were looking for a toaster with ample room for our thick, crusty bagels - but what we found was so much more! The T-Fal 4-Slice Digital Toaster ($40) has it all - a bagel function that toasts the inside while gently warming the outside, extra high-lift function, extra-wide slots, and a reheat and defrost function. Are we a little impatient in the mornings? The LCD screen gives you a countdown to toast time. Sweet delicious carbs toasted to perfection - that's a good morning.
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Harper's government has been defunding national literacy programs in Canada without any announcement. As a result, many programs are being caught off guard and suddenly left without funding, forcing them to close.
Instead, the government is now only offering to fund literacy projects, not literacy programs. What this means is that non-profit literacy programs are only able to operate if they are receiving funding for a specific project. Once funding for this project stops, literacy programs often have to close their doors. Research has shown that funding non-profit literacy programs as a whole is a more effective way of keeping these programs available to the people who need them.
Tell Harper to step up and stop secretly defunding literacy programs!
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Reincapture The Garden Of Eden
The game is an RTS game that involves you've been kicked out of the garden of eden and will try to get back into. At the gate are two guards that guard the entrance. You start the game with a human and a limited number of resources. Now you simply collect resources, build more houses, gather more resources, create more people and to end when you have a large enough army, attacking guards and re-occupy the garden of eden. The game uses the A * and finite state machines, the track is built with a custom-made level editor.
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Astor Lawyer Mostly Concerned That Prosecutor Will Get More Media Attention Than Him
Showboating lawyer attacks Barbara Walters. Big mistake.
Thomas Puccio — the celebrity lawyer representing estates lawyer Francis Morrissey, Anthony's Marshall's co-defendant against charges of swindling his mother, Brooke Astor, — used what the Times once described as his "quintessential combative New York" style in laying into Barbara Walters on the stand yesterday, needling her about how she hadn't seen her good friend Mrs. Astor for five years when she died, and otherwise accusing her of being a fair-weather friend. The reason for his petulance was evident:
"Any chance Ms. Loewy is going to be on 'The View' next week?" — that being prosecutor Elizabeth Loewy, who had conducted the direct examination.
"Did you ask me if she is going to be on 'The View?' " Walters said, angrily. "Are we serious? No."
Apparently Puccio hasn't had enough attention since the golden days, when he became a media star after winning the acquittal of Claus von Bulow, who was accused of trying to murder his wife. But with all due respect to Puccio, this is not the way to get it. You don't want to piss off Barbara. Look what happened to Star Jones!
Baba's Sad View of Ailing Brooke [NYP]
Thomas Puccio Rattles It and Uses It in Representing Defendants [NYT]


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Exciting news as Sig - one of the big players in firearms - rolls out their own line of defensive ammo.
Defensive Ammunition
Is Hollowpoint the Best Defensive Ammo for Concealed Carry?
Sterile lab testing in ballistic gelatin is great, but the ultimate laboratory is the street. Here are the loads that seem to be doing best there, input written in blood from gunfights police departments have experienced with defensive ammunition.


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Have you heard the news? A delicious food holiday is coming up and Americans are ready to celebrate! Get ready to kick it up a notch, folks. It's National Chili Day in the U.S.A!
This annual celebration is observed on the fourth Thursday in February. And with the never-ending winter we've had, a great big bowl of chili sounds pretty good right about now!
People have been enjoying this comfort food for centuries. United States President Lyndon B. Johnson was a big chili lover. Whether you prefer yours hot and spicy, thick and chunky or vegetarian-style, today is the perfect day to enjoy a heapin' helpin' of chili!
In honor of the occasion, why not whip up a batch of homemade chili? The following recipe, from Bohemia Beer, serves eight.
Bohemia Big City Chili Recipe
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 2 pounds boneless pork shoulder, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 ¾ pounds boneless beef short ribs, cut into 1-inch pieces
- Salt
- 1 large red onion, diced
- 4 cloves garlic, finely chopped
- 1 bottle (12 ounces) Bohemia beer
- 3 jars (16 ounces each) Frontera Guajillo Salsa or Frontera Roasted Tomato Salsa
- 1 tablespoon chili powder
- 1 teaspoon dried Mexican oregano, crumbled
- ½ teaspoon ground cumin
- 2 tablespoons masa harina (corn flour for tortillas) dissolved in 1/4 cup water
- 2 cans (15 ounces each) white beans, drained
- Heat oil in large Dutch oven over medium heat.
- Pat meats dry with paper toweling. Season well with salt. Add meat to hot oil in a single, uncrowded layer. Cook, turning until brown on all sides.
- Remove to a large plate. Repeat to brown all meat. Add onion to drippings in pan and cook until golden, about 5 minutes. Stir in garlic and cook 1 minute.
- Stir in beer and scrape up all the browned bits from the bottom of the pan. Boil to reduce slightly, about 3 minutes. Stir in salsa, chili powder, oregano and cumin. Return meat to pan. Simmer, partially covered and stirring often, until meats are tender and falling apart, about 2 to 2 ½ hours.
- Stir in dissolved masa and cook and stir until mixture thickens, about 10 minutes. Stir in beans and season to taste with salt, usually about 1 teaspoon. Simmer a few minutes.
- Serve with garnishes such as cheese, sour cream, chopped onion, fresh cilantro and/or crumbled tortilla chips.
Happy National Chili Day!
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B Michael America held its Fall 2014 presentation at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week at Lincoln Center in New York City on Wednesday, Feb. 12 at 9pm in the Pavilion venue. Front row attendees included Academy Award Nominee and Tony Award Winner Cicely Tyson, Tony Nominee Condola Rashad, Tamara Tunie, Gregory Generet, Amelia Ogunlesi, Debra Martin Chase, Amy Fine Collins, Fe Fendi, Jean Shafiroff, Freddie Lieba, and Terry Lundgren Macy's Chairman & CEO amongst others.
B Michael's show was a delight. Unlike most fashion shows which feature ambient and electronic music solely, the show started with a pop rock tune creating a lively and fun atmosphere. The female models entered first and each had an elegant Audrey Hepburn style bun. Various fitted dresses and tailor suits were presented, mixing both classy with fashion forward. There was a mix of colors of purple, grey, red, black, and red mixed with black. There were also various patterns, shapes, and stripes.
Power pop music played in the background as the male models entered. Bold and unique suits were featured with colors in tones of brown, grey, and red. The show moved into evening gowns as the females entered again. Many of the dresses had sparkles and a glamorous look. Some of the dresses had a silky material and a couple of the dresses had ruffles and feathers. One dress that stood out was a long jewel-toned pink dress that was fitting at the top and hips and flowed at the bottom. Another dress was long and white with many ruffled feathers and another dress was a shimmering gold. Each of the models was wearing a masquerade mask and they all seemed like they were at a ball. The men re-entered the room with evening suits and masquerade masks as well.
All of the outfits shown were beautiful, upscale, classy, and fashion forward. The soundtrack to the show was complimentary as good remixes of popular and modern songs were featured, such as Katy Perry's "Fireworks" song. B Michael did a great job playing with colors and shapes. He came out at the end to wave at all the attendees, who clapped and cheered appreciatively.
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I have noticed that after a clean install of SharePoint 2010 Foundation the people picker's "browse" function search does not find any of the local users on the server that Foundation was installed on.
If I type in the exact username and click "Check Names" it is validated and a prefix like "MachineName\User1" is added.
Once a user has been added to the site they can then be searched via the "browse" button. If they have not been added, the "browse" button search will not reveal them.
Is this how SharePoint is supposed to work? Do I need to add all the local users to a generic location in the site in order for them to be searchable in the browse window? This is my first "official" installation of what will become a production site, so I haven't dealt with these account issues in the past.


text: Enfield Racing was mentioned in a thread on another topic. Just thought I'd pipe in on one of Bruce's products myself. I got a set of Peek seals for my Flathead 80 and the Knuck last year from Bruce at RhineBeck. Thoroughly enjoyed talking with him, he's one smart cookie. And I liked his attitude. Basically he got into making WR stuff so he could help keep the competition for his RE running! Anyway, the seals have worked out great, were reasonably priced, (thanks Bruce), and I'd recommend them to anyone. It was a totally new experience to not have to tighten my manifold nuts with my 18inch Crescent wrench for the first time. Just "Good and tight" did the job.


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On this day
by Kate Smith
safc.com looks back at what happened on this day in the club's history.
1996 – Middlesbrough born Darren Williams signed from York City for £50,000
1977 – Sunderland returned to winning ways after a two month winless run. Goals from Kevin Arnott and Gary Rowell secured victory over Milwall.
1932 – Raich Carter made his Sunderland debut in a 3-1 defeat at Hillsborough.
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