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Stars and Snowflakes - Mrs. and Mrs. - Photo Holiday Card
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Stars and Snowflakes - Mrs. and Mrs. - Photo Holiday Card
Item Number: DW32627NFCC
Description and Details
Your first Christmas as Mrs. and Mrs. deserves a photo holiday card as brilliant as this one! Your photo and wording appear on the front while luminous stars and snowflakes cover the back. All wording is printed in your choice of color. Your names are printed in your choice of color and font. White mailing envelopes are included.
- Size: 7 1/4" x 5 1/8"


text: Close No. 1 Picks of the NHL Draft A look back at the first overall picks selected in every NHL Entry Draft dating back to 1979, the first draft conducted after the NHL-WHA merger. 0 0 More 0 0 0 View Gallery Next Previous Next Jeff Vinnick/NHLI via Getty Images 2015 | Connor McDavid, C, Edmonton Oilers No player has entered the league with such hype since Sidney Crosby a decade ago. Drafting first for the fourth time in the past six seasons, the Oilers added a generational talent in Connor McDavid. The dominant center scored 44 goals and 76 assists for 120 points in just 47 games with the Erie Otters in 2014-15, leading his team to the OHL finals while scoring 21 goals and 28 assists in just 19 playoff games. — Notable picks: No. 2: Jack Eichel, C, Buffalo Sabres | No. 3: Dylan Strome, C, Arizona Coyotes 1|37 Joel Auerbach/Getty Images 2014 | Aaron Ekblad, D, Florida Panthers The highly touted defenseman produced an impressive and nearly historic season that earned him the Calder Trophy. An offensive catalyst, he set team rookie records for goals (12), assists (27) and points (39), falling two points shy of Bobby Orr's NHL mark by an 18-year-old blueliner, set in 1966-67. Eklbad was also solid defensively, leading the Panthers with a +12 mark. — Notable picks: No. 2: Sam Reinhart, C, Buffalo Sabres | No. 3: Leon Draisaitl, C, Edmonton Oilers 2|37 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 2013 | Nathan MacKinnon, C, Colorado Avalanche Center Nathan MacKinnon got off to a good start to prove he was worth the top pick. The 2013-14 Calder Trophy winner for rookie of the year scored 24 goals and 63 points, playing in all 82 games for the Avalanche. MacKinnon did suffer from a sophomore slump though, scoring just 38 points in 68 games last season. — Notable picks: No. 2: Aleksander Barkov, C, Florida Panthers | No. 6: Sean Monohan, C, Calgary Flames 3|37 Bruce Bennett/Getty Images 2012 | Nail Yakupov, RW, Edmonton Oilers For the third straight year the Oilers owned the draft's top pick, and for the third straight year they selected a prospect to boost their frontline. The first Russian-born player to go first since Alex Ovechkin in 2004, Yakupov put up 17 goals and 31 points in 48 games as an Oilers rookie during the 2013 lockout-shortened season. In his first full season (2013-14), Yakupov scored just 11 goals and 24 points in 63 games with a -33. The following season, Yakupov scored just 14 goals and 33 points in 81 games with a -35. Notable picks: — No. 2: Ryan Murray, D, Columbus Blue Jackets | No. 11: Filip Forsberg, C, Washington Capitals | No. 87: Frederik Andersen, G, Anaheim Ducks (re-entry) 4|37 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 2011 | Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, C, Edmonton Oilers There wasn't much doubt over who the Oilers would take with their second straight No. 1 overall pick. Edmonton took Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, 18, an efficient passing center who had led the WHL with 75 assists. He was teamed with LW Taylor Hall, the No. 1 pick in 2010, to make what the Oilers expected would become a formidable young attacking duo. Since a promising rookie season, Nugent-Hopkins has not progressed though. — Notable picks: No. 2: Gabriel Landeskog, LW, Colorado Avalanche | No. 3: Jonathan Huberdeau, C, Florida Panthers | No. 43: Brandon Saad, LW, Chicago Blackhawks | No. 208: Ondrej Palat, LW, Tampa Bay Lightning 5|37 Brian Babineau/NHLI via Getty Images 2010 | Taylor Hall, LW, Edmonton Oilers The Oilers chose Taylor over Tyler (Seguin) in a draft that had two players worthy of being selected first overall. Hall won back-to-back Memorial Cups with the Windsor Spitfires (OHL), taking home MVP honors both times, and scored 22 goals in 65 games with Edmonton his rookie season. He was the fourth straight Ontario Hockey League player chosen with the No. 1 pick. — Notable picks: No. 2: Tyler Seguin, C, Boston Bruins | No. 4: Ryan Johanson, C, Columbus Blue Jackets | No. 7: Jeff Skinner, C, Carolina Hurricanes | No. 16: Vladimir Tarasenko, RW, St. Louis Blues | No. 187: Frederik Andersen, G, Carolina Hurricanes 6|37 Bruce Bennett/Getty Images 2009 | John Tavares, C, New York Islanders The New York Islanders kept everyone guessing, including Tavares himself, right up until they made him the No. 1 pick. Tavares led the Ontario Hockey League with 58 goals during his final season before the draft and broke Peter Lee's 33-year-old league record of 213 career goals. Tavares scored 24 goals (11 on the power play) and 54 points as an NHL rookie. In 2013, he'd led the Isles to their first postseason appearance since 2007 and earned a nomination for the Hart Trophy as NHL MVP. Tavares finished one point shy of leading the league in 2014-15 with 86. — Notable picks: No. 2: Victor Hedman, D, Tampa Bay Lightning | No. 3: Matt Duchene, C, Colorado Avalanche | No. 6: Oliver Ekman-Larsson, D, Arizona Coyotes 7|37 Lou Capozzola for Sports Illustrated 2008 | Steven Stamkos, C, Tampa Bay Lightning After a rocky start with a team in turmoil, the much-hyped Stamkos finished the 2008-09 season strong (23 goals) and restored confidence that he could become the high-scoring two-way center many expected. In his sophomore season, Stamkos tied 2005 No. 1 overall pick Sidney Crosby for the league lead in goals with 51 (24 on the power play) and finished the year with 94 points, earning status as an elite forward in the NHL. In 2011-12, Stamkos led the league with 60 goals, including 12 game-winners. — Notable picks: No. 2: Drew Doughty, D, Los Angeles Kings | No. 4: Alex Pietrangelo, D, St. Louis Blues | No. 15: Erik Karlsson, D, Ottawa Senators | No. 22, Jordan Eberle, D, Edmonton Oilers | No. 51 Derek Stepan, C, New York Rangers | No. 93: Braden Holtby, G, Washington Capitals 8|37 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 2007 | Patrick Kane, RW, Chicago Blackhawks One of the Blackhawks' talented young pillars, along with center Jonathan Toews, Kane won the Calder Trophy as Rookie of the Year in 2007-08. Kane finished the 2009-10 NHL season with a career-high 30 goals and 58 assists, and his 10 goals and 28 points in 22 playoff games were an integral part of the Blackhawks winning their first Stanley Cup in 49 years. In 2013, he won the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP as the Hawks won the Cup again. Kane won his third Cup in 2014-15. — Notable picks: No 2: James van Riemsdyk, LW, Philadelphia Flyers | No. 7: Jakub Voracek, RW, Columbus Blue Jackets| No. 9: Logan Couture, C, San Jose Sharks | No. 22: Max Pacioretty, LW, Montreal Canadiens | No. 43 P.K. Subban, D, Montreal Canadiens | No. 129: Jamie Benn, LW, Dallas Stars 9|37 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 2006 | Erik Johnson, D, St. Louis Blues Highly-touted as a cornerstone of the Blues' youth movement, the swift-skating, physical, edgy blueliner had been plagued by injuries and missed all of the 2008-09 season after knee surgery. Johnson managed to play in 79 games during the 2009-10 season, scoring 10 goals (six on the power play) and 29 assists. In 2011, the Blues traded Johnson to Colorado. — Notable picks: No. 2: Jordan Staal, C, Pittsburgh Penguins | No. 3: Jonathan Toews, C, Chicago Blackhawks | No. 4: Nicklas Backstrom, C, Washington Capitals | No. 5: Phil Kessel, C, Boston Bruins | No. 22: Claude Giroux, RW, Philadelphia Flyers | No. 23: Semyon Varlamov, G, Colorado Avalanche 10|37 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 2005 | Sidney Crosby, C, Pittsburgh Penguins The 21-year-old captain of the 2008-09 Stanley Cup champions steadily fulfilled his immense promise in only his first four seasons, winning a scoring title and a Hart Trophy (MVP) in the process. Crosby finished the 2009-10 season with a career-high 51 goals, tying Steven Stamkos for the league lead. During the three following seasons, his career was slowed by concussion problems, but when healthy, he remains the NHL's premiere player. Crosby won his second Hart Trophy following the 2013-14 season. — Notable picks: No. 2: Bobby Ryan, RW, Anaheim Ducks | No. 5: Carey Price, G, Montreal Canadiens | No. 11: Anze Kopitar, C, Los Angeles Kings | No. 21: Tuukka Rask, G, Boston Bruins | No. 62: Kris Letang, D, Pittsburgh Penguins | No. 72: Jonathan Quick, G, Los Angeles Kings 11|37 Garrett Ellwood for Sports Illustrated 2004 | Alex Ovechkin, LW, Washington Capitals One of the NHL's best and most electrifying players, Ovechkin beat out Sidney Crosby for the 2005-06 Calder Trophy as rookie of the year and went on to win the Hart Trophy as league MVP in 2009 and 2013. He's led the league in goals four times. — Notable picks: No. 2: Evgeni Malkin, C, Pittsburgh Penguins | No. 29: Mike Green, D, Washington Capitals | No. 258: Pekka Rinne, G, Nashville Predators | No. 262: Mark Streit, D, Montreal Canadiens 12|37 Fred Vuich for Sports Illustrated 2003 | Marc-Andre Fleury, G, Pittsburgh Penguins Though unnervingly erratic at times, Fleury proved his mettle during the Penguins' run to the 2009 Stanley Cup, especially during the thrilling seven-game final vs. Detroit. — Notable picks: No. 2: Eric Staal, C, Carolina Hurricanes | No. 5: Tomas Vanek, LW, Buffalo Sabres | No. 9: Dion Phaneuf, D, Calgary Flames | No. 11: Jeff Carter, C, Philadelphia Flyers | No. 17: Zach Parise, C, New Jersey Devils | No. 19: Ryan Getzlaf, C, Anaheim Ducks| No. 28: Corey Perry, RW, Anaheim Ducks | No. 49: Shea Weber, D, Nashville Predators | No. 205: Joe Pavelski, C, San Jose Sharks | No. 245: Dustin Byfuglien, D, Chicago Blackhawks 13|37 Lou Capozzola for Sports Illustrated 2002 | Rick Nash, LW, Columbus Blue Jackets Hampered by a weak supporting cast in Columbus, Nash was slow to deliver on the promise of his league-leading 41-goal season of 2003-04, but his 40-goal, 79-point campaign of 2008-09 was instrumental in the Blue Jackets reaching the playoffs for the first time in their history. He was later traded to the New York Rangers in July 2012 as part of a rebuilding effort by Columbus, and scored 42 goals in 2014-15. — Notable picks: No. 2: Kari Lehtonen. G, Atlanta Thrashers | No. 13: Alexander Semin, LW, Washington Capitals | No. 25: Cam Ward, G, Carolina Hurricanes | No. 54: Duncan Keith, D, Chicago Blackhawks 14|37 Lou Capozzola for Sports Illustrated 2001 | Ilya Kovalchuk, LW, Atlanta Thrashers The speedy Kovalchuk was a three-time All-Star and one of the league's elite goal-scorers, with two 50-goal seasons on his resume, one of which earned him the Rocket Richard Trophy for the 2003-04 season. — Notable picks: No. 2: Jason Spezza, C, Ottawa Senators | No. 95: Patrick Sharp, C, Philadelphia Flyers 15|37 Lou Capozzola for Sports Illustrated 2000 | Rick DiPietro, G, New York Islanders The first goaltender ever drafted No. 1 overall, DiPietro showed flashes of brilliance while battling chronic hip and knee injuries that called his 15-year contract with the Islanders into question. Following the 2012-13 season, the Isles bought out the remaining eight years on his contract and DP has since retired. — Notable picks: No. 2: Dany Heatley, RW, Atlanta Thrashers | No. 3: Marian Gaborik, RW, Minnesota Wild | No. 118: Lubomir Visnovsky, D, Los Angeles Kings | No. 205: Henrik Lundqvist, G, New York Rangers 16|37 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 1999 | Patrik Stefan, C, Atlanta Thrashers The big Czech forward failed to live up to his promise, playing a soft game and never scoring more than 14 goals or 40 points in a season for the Thrashers and Dallas Stars. He was last seen in the Swiss-A league back in 2007-08. — Notable picks: No. 2: Daniel Sedin, LW, Vancouver Canucks | No. 3: Henrik Sedin, C, Vancouver Canucks | No. 138: Ryan Miller, G, Buffalo Sabres | No. 210: Henrik Zetterberg, C/LW, Detroit Red Wings 17|37 Fred Vuich for Sports Illustrated 1998 | Vincent Lecavalier, C, Tampa Bay Lightning Tampa Bay's classy captain led the team to the Stanley Cup in 2003-04 and holds the franchise career records for goals (383) and ranks second in points (874). Lecavalier won the Rocket Richard Trophy by scoring 52 goals during the 2006-07 season. — Notable picks: No. 2: David Legwand, C, Nashville Predators | No. 12: Alex Tanguay, LW, Colorado Avalanche | No. 22: Simon Gagne, LW, Philadelphia Flyers | No. 27: Scott Gomez, C, New Jersey Devils | No. 45: Mike Ribeiro, C, Montreal Canadiens | No. 64: Brad Richards, C, Tampa Bay Lightning | No. 162: Andrei Markov, D, Montreal Canadiens | No. 171: Pavel Datsyuk, C, Detroit Red Wings 18|37 Lou Capozzola for Sports Illustrated 1997 | Joe Thornton, C, Boston Bruins Now a pillar of the San Jose Sharks, Jumbo Joe is a six-time All-Star with immense talent (NHL's leading scorer and MVP in 2005-06), but a disconcerting reputation for coming up small in the postseason. — Notable picks: No. 2: Patrick Marleau, C, San Jose Sharks | No. 3: Olli Jokinen, C, Los Angeles Kings | No. 4: Roberto Luongo, G, New York Islanders | No. 12: Marian Hossa, RW, Ottawa Senators | No. 156: Brian Campbell, D, Buffalo Sabres 19|37 Lou Capozzola for Sports Illustrated 1996 | Chris Phillips, D, Ottawa Senators Phillips has been a reliable if unspectacular defensive blueliner for 17 seasons in Ottawa. — Notable picks: No. 2: Andrei Zyuzin, D, San Jose Sharks | No. 24: Danny Briere, C, Arizona Coyotes | No. 56: Zdeno Chara, D, New York Islanders | No. 179: Pavel Kubina, D, Tampa Bay Lightning | No. 204: Tomas Kaberle, D, Toronto Maple Leafs 20|37 Stephen Dunn/Getty Images 1995 | Bryan Berard, D, Ottawa Senators Traded to the Islanders for the rights to Wade Redden, the swift, offensive-minded Berard beat out Jarome Iginla for the Calder Trophy, but had his career derailed by a serious eye injury in 2000. Returning with limited vision in 2001, Berard played for five teams before heading to Russia's KHL. — Notable picks: No. 2: Wade Redden, D, New York Islanders | No. 7: Shane Doan, C, Winnipeg Jets | No. 11: Jarome Iginla, RW, Dallas Stars | No. 13: Jean-Sebastien Giguere, G, Hartford Whalers | No. 91: Marc Savard, C, New York Rangers | No. 116: Miikka Kiprusoff, G, San Jose Sharks 21|37 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 1994 | Ed Jovanovski, D, Florida Panthers The five-time All-Star had a solid 18-year career as a rugged blueliner with offensive firepower for Florida, Vancouver and Phoenix. — Notable picks: No. 2: Oleg Tverdovsky, D, Anaheim Ducks | No. 44: Jose Theodore, G, Montreal Canadiens | No. 51: Patrik Elias, LW, New Jersey Devils | No. 71: Sheldon Souray, D, New Jersey Devils | No. 72: Chris Drury, C, Quebec Nordiques | No. 87: Milan Hejduk, RW, Quebec Nordiques | No. 133: Daniel Alfredsson, RW, Ottawa Senators | No. 217: Tim Thomas, G, Quebec Nordiques | No. 219: Evgeni Nabokov, G, San Jose Sharks | No. 226: Tomas Vokoun, G, Monteal Canadiens 22|37 Robert Laberge/Getty Images 1993 | Alexandre Daigle, C, Ottawa Senators Daigle's speed and scoring potential most often produced frustration (he never topped 26 goals or 51 points in a season) on the part of the seven teams that employed him during his 10-year NHL career. — Notable picks: No. 2: Chris Pronger, D, Hartford Whalers | No. 4: Paul Kariya, LW, Anaheim Ducks | No. 23: Todd Bertuzzi, RW, New York Islanders | No. 227: Pavol Demitra, C, Ottawa Senators | No. 250: Kimmo Timonen, D, Los Angeles Kings 23|37 Mitchell Layton/Getty Images 1992 | Roman Hamrlik, D, Tampa Bay Lightning Blessed with great skating ability and a blistering point shot, Hamrlik was a valuable defenseman for seven NHL teams, though never an elite cornerstone, as one might expect from a No 1 overall pick. A three-time All-Star, Hamrlik scored 638 points in 1,395 games. — Notable picks: No. 2: Alexei Yashin, C, Ottawa Senators | No. 14: Sergei Gonchar, D, Washington Capitals | No. 40: Michael Peca, C, Vancouver Canucks | No. 204: Nikolai Khabibulin, G, Winnipeg Jets 24|37 Damian Strohmeyer for Sports Illustrated 1991 | Eric Lindros, C, Philadelphia Flyers Dubbed The Next One, Lindros famously forced a trade to Philadelphia where he became captain, the pivot on the legendary Legion of Doom line, and the 1994-95 Hart Trophy-winner. His 13-season career was diminished and ultimately ended by a series of concussions. — Notable picks: No. 2: Pat Falloon, RW, San Jose Sharks | No. 3: Scott Niedermayer, D, New Jersey Devils | No. 6: Peter Forsberg, C, Philadelphia Flyers | No. 15: Alexei Kovalev, RW, New York Rangers | No. 16: Markus Naslund, LW, Pittsburgh Penguins | No. 23: Ray Whitney, LW, San Jose Sharks | No. 26: Ziggy Palffy, RW, New York Islanders | No. 30: Sandis Ozolinsh, D, San Jose Sharks | No. 54: Chris Osgood, G, Detroit Red Wings 25|37 Bob Rosato for Sports Illustrated 1990 | Owen Nolan, RW, Quebec Nordiques Nolan was a respected leader for seven NHL teams while occasionally producing a 30- or 40-goal campaign. In 2008-09, his 17th NHL season, the rugged power forward scored 25 goals and 45 points for the Minnesota Wild at the ripe old age of 37. — Notable picks: No. 2: Petr Nedved, C, Vancouver Canucks | No. 5: Jaromir Jagr, RW, Pittsburgh Penguins | No. 8: Derian Hatcher, D, Minnesota North Stars | No. 19: Keith Tkachuk, LW, Winnipeg Jets | No. 20: Martin Brodeur, G, New Jersey Devils | No. 34: Doug Weight, C, New York Rangers | No. 85: Sergei Zubov, D, New York Rangers | No. 156: Peter Bondra, RW, Washington Capitals 26|37 Bob Rosato for Sports Illustrated 1989 | Mats Sundin, C, Quebec Nordiques The first European player ever chosen first overall, the slick Swede was traded to Toronto in 1994 and became the Maple Leafs' captain as well as their all-time leading scorer. The 10-time All-Star was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2012. — Notable picks: No. 2: Dave Chyzowski, LW, New York Islanders | No. 5: Bill Guerin, RW, New Jersey Devils | No. 19: Olaf Kolzig, G, Washington Capitals | No. 22: Adam Foote, D, Quebec Nordiques | No. 53: Nicklas Lidstrom, D, Detroit Red Wings | No. 113: Pavel Bure, RW, Vancouver Canucks | No. 221: Vladimir Konstantinov, D, Detroit Red Wings 27|37 Darren Carroll for Sports Illustrated 1988 | Mike Modano, C, Minnesota North Stars The Hall of Fame awaits the all-time leading scorer among American-born players. A formidable package of speed, skill and size, the seven-time All-Star led the Dallas Stars to the Stanley Cup in 1999. — Notable picks: No. 2: Trevor Linden, RW, Vancouver Canucks | No. 8: Jeremy Roenick, C, Chicago Blackhawks | No. 9: Rod Brind'Amour, C, St. Louis Blues | No. 10: Teemu Selanne, RW, Winnipeg Jets | No. 67: Mark Recchi, RW, Pittsburgh Penguins | No. 68: Tony Amonte, RW, New York Rangers | No. 70: Rob Blake, D, Los Angeles Kings | No. 89: Alexander Mogilny, RW, Buffalo Sabres 28|37 Scott Levy/Getty Images 1987 | Pierre Turgeon, C, Buffalo Sabres The classy, gifted pivot spent 19 seasons with six teams, playing in four All-Star Games, winning the 1993 Lady Byng Trophy for gentlemanly play, and occasionally having big offensive seasons, such as his 132-point campaign in 1992-93 for the Islanders, to whom he was traded for future Hall of Famer Pat LaFontaine. — Notable picks: No. 2: Brendan Shanahan, LW, New Jersey Devils | No. 15: Joe Sakic, C, Quebec Nordiques | No. 33: John LeClair, RW, Montreal Canadiens | No. 38: Eric Desjardins, D, Montreal Canadiens | No. 44: Mathieu Schneider, D, Montreal Canadiens | No. 166: Theo Fleury, RW, Calgary Flames 29|37 Mike Powell/Getty Images 1986 | Joe Murphy, RW, Detroit Red Wings A disappointment in Detroit, Murphy skated on a Stanley Cup-winner in Edmonton in 1989-90, and had his peak season with the Oilers (35 goals in 1991-92). In all, though, his was a journeyman's career: 528 total points for seven teams over 14 seasons. — Notable picks: No. 2: Jimmy Carson, C, Los Angeles Kings | No. 9: Brian Leetch, D, New York Rangers | No. 22: Adam Graves, LW, Detroit Red Wings 30|37 Bruce Bennett Studios/Getty Images 1985 | Wendel Clark, LW, Toronto Maple Leafs One of the most revered Leafs, the aggressive, roughneck Clark scored 34 goals (with 227 PIM) as a rookie and was edged for the Calder by Flames defenseman Gary Suter. Clark later attained the Leafs' captaincy, but was plagued by injuries and traded to Quebec for Mats Sundin in 1994. Clark retired in 2000, having scored 330 goals for six teams. — Notable picks: No. 2: Craig Simpson, LW, Pittsburgh Penguins | No. 27: Joe Nieuwendyk, C, Calgary Flames | No. 28: Mike Richter, G, New York Rangers | No. 52: Bill Ranford, G, Boston Bruins | No. 214: Igor Larionov, C, Vancouver Canucks 31|37 David E. Klutho for Sports Illustrated 1984 | Mario Lemieux, C, Pittsburgh Penguins Super Mario lived up to his nickname by winning the Calder, six scoring titles, seven MVP awards, and two Conn Smythes while leading the Penguins to two Stanley Cups. His career would have been even more spectacular had he not been slowed by cancer and a back injury, but he was still more than good enough for the Hall of Fame. — Notable picks: No. 2: Kirk Muller, LW, New Jersey Devils | No. 4: Al Iafrate, D, Toronto Maple Leafs | No. 51: Patrick Roy, G, Montreal Canadiens | No. 117: Brett Hull, RW, Calgary Flames | No. 171: Luc Robitaille, LW, Los Angeles Kings | No. 180: Gary Suter, D, Calgary Flames 32|37 Bruce Bennett/Getty Images 1983 | Brian Lawton, LW, Minnesota North Stars Lawton never amounted to much in the NHL, scoring just 266 points in 483 games. His best season came in 1986-87, when he scored 21 goals and 23 assists in 66 games. — Notable picks: No. 2: Sylvain Turgeon, LW, Hartford Whalers | No. 3: Pat LaFontaine, C, New York Islanders | No. 4: Steve Yzerman, C, Detroit Red Wings | No. 5: Tom Barrasso, G, Buffalo Sabres | No. 9: Cam Neely, RW, Boston Bruins | No. 108: Kevin Stevens, LW, Los Angeles Kings | No. 121: Rick Tocchet, RW, Philadelphia Flyers | No. 199: Dominik Hasek, G, Chicago Blackhawks 33|37 Steve Babineau/NHLI via Getty Images 1982 | Gord Kluzak, D, Boston Bruins Kluzak arrived from juniors with a knee injury that foreshadowed his NHL career. A rugged defender with improving offensive skills, Kluzak had a promising start, but during the 1983-84 preseason, he injured his knee, needed surgery and was out for a year. Though he recovered and helped the Bruins reach the 1988 Stanley Cup Final, he never played another full season. Plagued by chronic knee woes, he attempted three brief comebacks with Boston, one of them worthy of the 1990 Bill Masterton Trophy for perseverance and dedication, and retired in 1991. — Notable picks: No. 2: Brian Bellows, LW, Minnesota North Stars | No. 5: Scott Stevens, D, Washington Capitals | No. 6: Phil Housley, D, Buffalo Sabres | No. 16: Dave Andreychuk, LW, Buffalo Sabres | No. 134: Doug Gilmour, C, St. Louis Blues 34|37 Bruce Bennett Studios/Getty Images 1981 | Dale Hawerchuk, C, Winnipeg Jets Hawerchuk scored 45 goals and 58 assists his rookie season, winning the Calder Memorial Trophy in 1981-82. A five-time All-Star who scored at least 100 points in five of his first six seasons, Hawerchuk was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2001. — Notable picks: No. 2: Doug Smith, C, Los Angeles Kings | No. 4: Ron Francis, C, Hartford Whalers | No. 8: Grant Fuhr, G, Edmonton Oilers | No. 15: Al MacInnis, D, Calgary Flames | No. 40: Chris Chelios, D, Montreal Canadiens | No. 56: Mike Vernon, G, Detroit Red Wings | No. 72: John Vanbiesbrouck, G, New York Rangers 35|37 Steve Babineau/NHLI via Getty Images 1980 | Doug Wickenheiser, C, Montreal Canadiens Many Canadiens' fans, particularly French Canadian fans who desperately wanted the club to select french-speaking star Denis Savard, were unhappy with the selection of Wickenheiser. While Wickenheiser struggled to adjust to the NHL game, Savard (drafted third overall) would quickly become a superstar with the Blackhawks. In 556 games with five teams, Wickenheiser scored 111 goals and 165 assists. In October 1997, just three years after Wickenheiser's playing career ended, doctors discovered an inoperable form of cancer in his lung. He died on January 12, 1999, at the age of 37. — Notable picks: No. 2: Dave Babych, D, Winnipeg Jets | No. 3: Denis Savard, C, Chicago Blackhawks | No. 4: Larry Murphy, D, Los Angeles Kings | No. 6: Paul Coffey, D, Edmonton Oilers | No. 69: Jari Kurri, RW, Edmonton Oilers 36|37 Steve Babineau/NHLI via Getty Images 1979 | Rob Ramage, D, Colorado Rockies Ramage became a top two-way defender and four-time All-Star who played 15 seasons for eight teams, including Calgary's 1989 Stanley Cup-winner and Montreal's in 1993. He's also the answer to a trivia question: Who put the puck into his own team's net, enabling Billy Smith of the Islanders to become the first NHL goaltender credited with scoring a goal? — Notable picks: No. 2: Perry Turnbull, C, St. Louis Blues | No. 4: Mike Gartner, RW, Washington Capitals | No. 8: Ray Bourque, D, Boston Bruins | Michel Goulet, LW, Quebec Nordiques | No. 48: Mark Messier, C, Edmonton Oilers | No. 69: Glenn Anderson, RW, Edmonton Oilers 37|37 Next up Swim Daily From Turks to turkey @victoriassecret 33 Monday Swimstagram 06/29/15 June 29, 2015 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 More Recommended Galleries NHL Loui Eriksson, LW — 2016 stats: 82 GP, 30 G, 33 A, 63 PTS, +13 28 Top NHL Free Agents of 2016 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 More NHL Conor Sheary, an undrafted 5' 8", 175-pound winger out of New Hampshire put his elite hockey sense, quick feet and world-class shot to good use in Game 2 of the 2016 Stanley Cup Final when he became just the fifth rookie in history to score an overtime winner. 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Research and Case Histories
Practical issues with marginally explosible dusts—evaluating the real hazard
Version of Record online: 15 APR 2011
DOI: 10.1002/prs.10436
Copyright © 2011 American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)
Process Safety Progress
Volume 30, Issue 3, pages 266–279, September 2011
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How to Cite
Rodgers, S. A. and Ural, E. A. (2011), Practical issues with marginally explosible dusts—evaluating the real hazard. Proc. Safety Prog., 30: 266–279. doi: 10.1002/prs.10436
Publication History
- Issue online: 5 AUG 2011
- Version of Record online: 15 APR 2011
- Abstract
- Article
- References
- Cited By
- combustible;
- explosible;
- dust;
- powder;
- layer;
- accumulation;
- thickness;
- hazard;
- threshold;
- prevention;
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TULSA, Okla. (AP) - A judge allows an animal cruelty charge to stand for a man accused of hanging a dog that came onto his southeast Tulsa County property earlier this year.
An attorney for 59-year-old George Henry Roberts argued in a hearing yesterday that authorities waited 16 days before recovering the animal's remains. By then, the dog had begun to rot and decompose, requiring its disposal.
Sheriff's deputy Joe E. Peters said the dog was hanging an inch or two above the ground by a rope strung between two trees.
Peters says he was ordered to leave with just the rope and a dog collar after dispatchers advised him that Roberts told them he had a gun and would shoot.
Judge Dana Kuehn set a May 4th trial date for Roberts.
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Fedora Turns FiveEnd of September the Fedora project celebrates its fifth year of existence. The community supported by Red Hat will release its tenth distribution. For those who feel that the concept of this story is insightful, the probability is you are thinking about using Linux as your number one or simply a substitute Operating system when you find yourself simply sick and tired of your old OS. Though the majority feel that Linux is too difficult that it is attractive only to geeks, Linux-magazine.com can certainly demonstrate that this awesome operating-system is essentially for all people. It is regularly entertaining to find out about Fedora Turns Five.
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Supposedly 'green printing company sponsoring oil front group conference
Yet another company caught greenwashing, courtesy of Wonk Room.
In October, corporate front group Americans for Prosperity is hosting its annual "Defending the American Dream" conference. The get-together will feature right-wing notables such as Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN), CNBC's Larry Kudlow, and Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC). The keynote address will be given by Newt Gingrich, who was propelled back into the media spotlight last year with his "Drill Here, Drill Now" pro-oil campaign.
One of the "Gold Sponsors" of AFP's global warming denying conference is the "green" print and paper company TrayPML. TrayPML markets itself as a company that makes "active strides to protect the planet." On its website, TrayPML also boasts about its ability to help companies "go green." The company touts its environmental credentials by publicizing the World Wildlife Fund as an esteemed client. AFP, of course, mocks the protection of endangered wildlife, and argues for increased drilling in Alaska's preserved lands.
AFP is supported largely by money derived from the Koch Industries polluter empire. David Koch, the billionaire VP of Koch Industries, sits on the board of the AFP Foundation and helped found its predecessor, Citizens for a Sound Economy. Koch Industries has an abysmal environmental record that includes both major oil spills and several instances where Koch pipelines leaked millions of gallons of toxic crude into ponds, lakes and streams across the country. Supporting Koch's polluter agenda, AFP runs various organizing efforts to discredit global warming science, and mobilizes opposition to clean energy legislation. Not only that, but AFP's Phil Kerpen, as ThinkProgress has noted, is waging an all out war against the concept of green jobs.
By sponsoring AFP's anti-environmental conference, TrayPML wipes out any possible credibility that the firm is a friend of the "green" movement.
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Will the Alabama Crimson Tide have a Blackout football game in 2013? Fanatics, which powers the official Alabama fan shop, seems to think so.
Now on sale for the low price of $124.95 is a Nike Alabama Crimson Tide 2013 Blackout Jersey. Here is an excerpt from the description (emphasis added):
Designed in the same styling as the gear your favorite players will wear on the field in the 2013 Blackout Game…
Alabama isn't a school that changes their uniforms very often, if at all. And Nick Saban probably doesn't care much about his team wearing special jerseys and having multiple uniform combinations. But as SBNation notes, this jersey could be for some sort of organized fan blackout.
If Alabama were to have a Blackout game in 2013, they have six games to choose from on their 2013 schedule. They host Colorado State this weekend, but that game is excluded because there likely would have been an announcement by now.
Ole Miss visits Tuscaloosa on Sept. 28, followed by Georgia State on Oct. 5, Arkansas on Oct. 19, Tennessee on Oct. 26, LSU on Nov. 9, and Chattanooga on Nov. 23. It likely will be an SEC game, and it would be a better atmosphere if it were a night game.
My guess would be either Arkansas, Tennessee, or LSU, with Tennessee being the most likely due to their rivalry.
What do you think? Will Alabama have a Blackout game in 2013? If so, which game do you think it will be?
Update (9/17/13): There are now Florida State and LSU Blackout Game jerseys on sale with the same description.
Update 2 (9/18/13): Fanatics has changed the description for the Alabama jersey. References to a Blackout Game have been removed.
If they do have a Blackout Game, the jersey will not look like this because of the new rule for 2013 that states that the number and jersey color cannot be the same. http://www.thepostgame.com/blog/list/201308/2013s-8-new-ncaaf-rule-changes#1
and I hope the blackout game is against LSU. Geaux Tigers!!
Keep in mind the penalty for illegal uniforms is 15 yards at the beginning of each half (assuming you don't change for the second half.) I could totally see these schools taking the penalty if they're getting paid big bucks by Nike.
Can you imagine them coming up short on a FG on that drive and then losing the game by 3 points or less? It is unlikely but still possible that 15 yards can cost them a W and by extension the national championship.
The odds of that scenario are quite slim; yet they are not absolute zero. Saban won't it happen for 15 yards.
Do you have the blackout t-shirts
no way this will happen
They could do it against Georgia State. They could give up 15 POINTS per half and still win going away with their 3rd string guys. Go Panthers!
The whole subject is stupid: a "Blackout Game" would be one that is NOT on TV.
Furthermore, Alabama teams NEVER wear black jerseys: they are always either crimson with white numerals or white with crimson numerals.
Alabama might have a game that is blacked out on TV because it has such a WEAK nonconference schedule that includes Colorado State, Georgia State, and Chattanooga.
The administration at Alabama is not even willing to schedule its nonconference games with schools like Florida Southern, Georgia Tech, Southern Mississippi, Houston, Fresno State, San Diego State, Utah, and Miami.
Guess you missed Virgina Tech on the schedule, maybe you remember Michigan last season, or Penn State in 2011. But no.. You're right, Bama is scared to schedule non-conference opponents.
Let's see…2013 Virginia Tech, 2012 Michigan, 2011 Penn State, 2010 Penn State, 2009 Virginia Tech, 2008 Clemson…yeah, you're right, Bama is scared to play tough out of conference games.
Absolutely disgusting, anything other than home crimson or road whites is sacrilege and immoral. To even suggest Bama would even pull a stunt like that is shameful. Alabama doesn't need gimmicks like that bum in Athens, btw how'd that work out for them.
We are Bama!
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A Clone Wars MMORPG. . .?
Given the intense interest in the Clone Wars due to the prequels, do you think a Clone Wars MMORPG, along the line of Planetside or Ward War II Online would be something people would play?
Just asking.
Nope... SWG is already the SWMMORPG... if anything they would add items and armors and things from the CW era. Actually there ARE already CW era stuff in SWG, you can fight Droidekas and such.
Have you played SWG? Whats it like?
It would be interesting, if it was like battlefield MC but with thousands of players in each battle, with planet sized maps (they'd be round just like a planet and have thousands of spawn/control points) and you could take over other faction's cities to gain resources...pretty much all the RPG goodies, but with hardcore action combat:twogun: :D
Some could argue that Star Wars Galaxies has become a clone wars era game, although the original idea was to have the game set in the OT. The game does have an identity problem, that much is for sure (and I have been playing SWG since the very beginning.)
Clone armor is in the game, but as a quest reward...as is alot of clone relics such as the ARC-170 Fighter, Jedi Starfighter, Clone Wars era carbines/weapons, the planet Kashyyyk is basically a big clone wars theme park/reward/hunting ground honestly. Mustafar has been added recently, so there's another clone wars nod right there.
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I love photography. I collect Asian dolls. Sometimes the two collide.
Personal Quote: .. the woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best.
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I love photography. I collect Asian dolls. Sometimes the two collide.
Personal Quote: .. the woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best.
40+, inquisitive, exploratory, curious, procrastinator...
How long have you been on DeviantArt?
My profile page says "for 7 years", I guess that means since 2008.
What does your username mean?
birdesigns is a portmanteau of my usual nickname, birdie, and the word designs.
Describe yourself in three words.
Laidback, curious, creative.
Are you left or right handed?
Right, and very dominantly so.
What was your first deviation?
Probably some artsy macro photography. I have long since deleted it, I like to tidy up things every now and then. My oldest deviation right now is also one of those artsy flower pics:
What is your favourite type of art to create?
Photos, sketches, watercolors. Web design. I don't show off other art than my photos much.
If you could instantly master a different art style, what would it be?
Singing is an art, right? Music, I would love to be more naturally musically gifted. I play(ed) a few instruments, but never moved to a point where I was able to improvise with any of them, let alone play without scores.
What was your first favourite?
Not really sure. This is the currently oldest in my favourites section:
What type of art do you tend to favourite the most?
Photographs. Conceptual, urbex, artistically presented foliage, composites, realistic looking BJD portraits.
Who is your all-time favourite deviant artist?
I don't have one.
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I would like to meet up with a group of others from my small little corner of DA; the 40+ group who loves to take pictures. It wouldn't hurt if we kept it Scandinavia strictly too, that way it would be easier to meet again regularly if it turns out to be a success the first time.
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Not applicable.
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Camera, Lensbaby optics, Lightroom, Photoshop. Heavy paper sketch books, felt tip pens, markers, brush pens, pencils. Water colour. Illustrator. iOS apps.
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A busy cafe where I can sit unnoticed. My sofa at home. My desk at work.
What is your favourite DeviantArt memory?
The April's fools thing where cats took over this place. I am not a cat person, but it was really well performed.


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Geospatial Technologies & Geomorphological Mapping
October 15 to 17, 2010 - University of South Carolina - Columbia, SC
Tentative Program Schedule (subject to revision)
FYI: a short report from Geomorphometry 2009 by Bob MacMillan (ISRIC) published in the Pedometron newsl
The first 30 m resolution global ASTER-based DEM (GDEM) has recently been released. This is now the most detailed global GIS layer with public access (read more). The GDEM was created by stereo-correlating the 1.3 million-scene ASTER archive of optical images, covering almost 98% of Earth's land surface (claimed 95% vertical accuracy: 20 meters, 95% horizontal accuracy: 30 meters). The one-by-one-degree tiles can be downloaded from NASA's EOS data archive and/or Japan's Ground Data System. The download of DEMs for large areas is at the moment difficult and limited to 100 tiles.
Location of event: University of Salzburg, Austria
The Salzburg University Centre for Geoinformatics together with GIScience at the Austrian Academy of Sciences is offering an annual forum to the worldwide geoinformatics community, bringing together English-speaking researchers and practitioners across disciplines and industries. Simultaneously, the GI_Forum connects participants into a well established co-located regional symposium - Applied Geoinformatics (AGIT) - sharing the state-of-the art AGIT-EXPO exhibit.
The conference also wishes to attract submissions pertaining to digital terrain representation and analysis.
Please find attached the First Call for Papers.
Sitting on a bench at a friend's house in Brest, France, I look at the windy landscape and think of triangles and kebabs - a strange combination of thoughts, I know, but its origin can be found in the last events of my life, as you will soon understand.
ArcInfo Arc Marco Language Code (AML) Geomorphometry Toolbox contains a collection of terrain analysis scripts which can be used with a installation of ArcInfo's Workstation. Please note: They are not working with ARCVIEW and also not directly with ArcGIS, even if it is possible to run AML Code from inside ArcGIS. Still, you need ArcInfo Work Station installed. For a quick start please refer to readme.txt for some command calls or to the outdated topomanual2.pdf.
Silvilaser 2009 is the 9th international conference on lidar applications for assessing forest ecosystem.
A number of photos from the conference are already available via the gallery link. Everybody is welcome to contribute.
International Society for Geomorphometry (ISG) is an international association of researchers and experts open for free exchange of knowledge and opinions about various aspects of DEM processing and digital relief analysis.
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A street smart girl turns the tables on her manipulative employer.
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A middle aged teacher finally gets the chance to seduce the hot female intern.
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A bi curious girl became obsessed with a sexy redhead at a club, unaware she has a girlfriend...
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Womens Adventures at the Riding School
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A painful wrist leads to an interesting encounter
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You've made me exceptionally horny and quite disgustingly soaked
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Two lady lovers can't wait and don't make it to the bedroom.
Vix stood about halfway down the stairs gently called "Trish, you sexy thing, what do you think of these?" Trish came and stood at the bottom of the stairs to be greeted by Vix, with her short dark hair just brushing the top of her shoulders wearing a shiny necklace and a pair of blue jeans. Her large, tanned boobs looked delicious as she modeled her new purchase. "You look amazing," said...Read On
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These characters were inspired from the world of Kim Harrison's The Hollows series..
Yasmin blinked, her whole body still as she tried to sort out her thoughts. She wondered for a small moment if she had imagined it, but knew instinctively that she hadn't. She turned away immediately, walking to her bag on the bench. She felt her heart speed up slightly and tried to relax, breathing slowly. She picked up her cleats, slipping her flip flops on and sat, putting the rest of...Read On
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Elaine and Francine show Victoria what she's been missing.
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Who needs men all the time to have fun
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College bully gets her cum uppance
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When fantasy becomes reality
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She would never forget the feeling of her hot cum jetting out of her pussy. . .
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Fifty-something Laura meets a young woman who finds her attractive.
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How this lady was seduced by another woman.
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For my nineteenth birthday I decided to celebrate with a group of close friends from my new job. Unfortunately, I was scheduled to work a busy and stressful shift, so we couldn't make our way down town until later. Since it was already late, I had a lot of catching up to do, considering it was the first night I was actually legal. Of course, the pace I was keeping caught up to me and I...Read On
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Stephie gives as good as she gets
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Sam learns about her true feelings and Anna just learns.
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The night I went home with fellow dancer, Gitana.
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Mycopathologia et mycologia applicata
, Volume 43, Issue 3, pp 249-258
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Fine structure of antheridia and oogonia of Phytophthora macrospora, the downy mildew fungus of rice plants
- Masao Fukutomi
- , Shigeyasu Akai
- , Masaya ShiraishiAffiliated withLaboratory of Plant Pathology, Kyoto University
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In the present paper fine structure of antheridium and oogonium ofPhytophthora macrospora (Sacc.)S. Ito etI. Tanaka, the downy mildew fungus of rice plants was discussed.
Before the fertilization some nuclei and a large number of mitochondria were scattered in the cytoplasm of the antheridium. Many lipid granules were observed in the peripheral region, but vacuoles did not appear at this stage of antheridium. Many mitochondria were associated in the neighborhood of the fertilization pore. The wall at the pore was very thin, but the wall surrounding the pore was slightly swollen towards the inside.
In the oogonium, many nuclei, mitochondria and cytoplasmic matrix were observed at the peripheral part. A large number of lipid granules was found in the oogonium, but they were more numerous in the peripheral region. The vacuoles developed as the oogonium matured. They were enveloped by tonoplast and contained vacuolar matrix. Many electron dense granules were in contact with the tonoplast or free in the vacuoles, and they were larger in the central part. As stated above, wall at the fertilization pore was thin. However, the oogonial wall surrounding the pore swelled protruding into the oogonium. An electron-dense layer was recognized between the antheridial and oogonial wall, and the walls of both the organs were closely in contact with each other.
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- Fine structure of antheridia and oogonia of Phytophthora macrospora, the downy mildew fungus of rice plants
- Journal
Mycopathologia et mycologia applicata
Volume 43, Issue 3-4 , pp 249-258
- Cover Date
- 1971-03
- Print ISSN
- 0027-5530
- Online ISSN
- 1573-0832
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- Kluwer Academic Publishers
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- 1. Laboratory of Plant Pathology, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan


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In the final game of the regular season and the last in the current configuration of Sewell-Thomas Stadium, Mikey White and Ben Moore hit solo home runs to help lift the 19th-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide to a 2-1 Southeastern Conference victory over the No. 16 Mississippi State Bulldogs on Saturday afternoon.
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TEK reported on the case of Christopher Tappin a retired UK businessman who was extradited to the US after a long battle to stay in the UK. His case is ongoing. Yesterday May signed an extradition order regarding 23-year-old Richard O'Dwyer. He will now face charges in the US related to file sharing and his TV Shack website.
As Reuters reported, "Campaigners argue O'Dwyer's is the latest in a series of cases that demonstrate Britain's extradition rules with the United States are lopsided, allowing suspects to be extradited without criminal charges from British authorities". Once again the UK is letting its citizens down and surrendering to US bullying.
Perhaps however there is a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel. According to the BBC David Cameron has raised the matter of this extradition treaty with President Obama during the current US visit. They have reported that David Cameron "wants to review how extradition arrangements are working between the UK and US in the light of recent controversial cases"
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Posted 11 October 2009 - 03:54 AM
Although, I have just one suggestion. I suggest for 1x1 transparent blue slopes to be added to the water below, non-SNOT water with few transparent bricks looks too solid in color to me. 1x1 Transparent blue slopes tend to be plentiful in most LEGO City sets, since 96% of LEGO City set line is of rescue vehicles.
Posted 11 October 2009 - 07:49 AM
It full of little details like the arches around the windows, which are supurb. The mockey with the banana, the drink of the adult pirate. Really nicely done! I really like the idea and I think it's executed very nicely. The splash effect with the water is just purfect! The only thing i'd change is the torso of the losing kid. I find it not very sotable for a young pirate kid. It's more an adult torso. In my honest opinion.
Posted 11 October 2009 - 09:25 AM
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Posted 11 October 2009 - 01:23 PM
I love the tail parts used as splattering water, and the face from the guy with the small fish is good too.
The roof is also very nice with the mixture of red and dark red.
I think the brown poles sticking out of the building, just beneath the roof could do with a brown 1x1 round plate on them. Now you can see the white building through them.
Furthermore I don't really see something what could be improved.
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Posted 11 October 2009 - 01:30 PM
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Posted 11 October 2009 - 02:03 PM
I don't think there's much that need to change in this one. It looks very professional and the idea and story are great.
Let's start from the top :)
I love your roof technique, and the mixture of colours on the roof is wonderful.
The actual building looks great too, and you've done a great job adding the small 1x1 dark bley slopes above each window. The round cylinders just below the roof works really well.
I like the plants creeping up the wall on the left hand side of the house, but I think that the spider is too big compared to the rest.
Are all the round 1x1 bricks in the window frames flowers? Either way they look great and gives the house more life.
The bystander dropping his red wine is a really funny idea, and it's great to see more than the two minifigs implicated in your story.
The docks looks awesome too. Its' kind of dangerous to stand on it because there are so many holes in it. Excellent :)
I like how I can see below the planks in the back, that you've used these brown bricks.
I'm not sure what that yellow brick is doing there though. Maybe you should replace that with a brown or dark bley brick.
I laughed when I saw the old sea dog standing there with his tiny fish and that expression on his face, when he sees that huge swordfish jumping out of the water.
The swordfish is, by the way, the essential part of your MOC if you ask me. It looks very vivid and full of action, even though it's all LEGO bricks that don't move one bit. Fantastic job. It speaks for itself when that part of you MOC is the best, after I've already told you how much I like all the other parts of your MOC.
Good luck in the competition, I think you are one of the medium category favourites right now.
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Posted 11 October 2009 - 02:57 PM
I love the saddened pirate with his small little fish. Brilliant use of that head.
I like the building, but maybe some brickwork with headlight bricks (used with the cylinders at the top of the building) and 2x1 tiles scattered around would really give the scene a 1500's - 1600's type of feel. The waves may also be better off with some SNOT work using either more tiles or even blue bricks on there sides would work.
The wave effect is also great although the trans-blue doesn't really sit well with me as you have regular blue with some of the cylinders and then trans-blue for others. I do like the white wave effect though.
Keep up the work.
Posted 11 October 2009 - 04:45 PM
Posted 11 October 2009 - 07:28 PM
The way you made the splash around the shark is most impressive.
The flowers? in the windows look great to
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Posted 12 October 2009 - 12:09 AM
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Posted 12 October 2009 - 02:20 AM
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Posted 14 October 2009 - 08:26 PM
Posted 14 October 2009 - 11:15 PM
I really don't see any negative points here.
Good work!
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