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It looks like Google is working on a Chrome iOS browser for the iPhone and possibly even our beloved iPad, according to an obscure Research Note.
If, as we assume, GOOG successfully introduces its Chrome browser for iOS devices, it could significantly benefit Google's strategic and operational mobile positioning.
While this is a rumor, and a backed up one at that, it is still just a rumor. Never mind the fact that it may not even make it through the App Store approval process, nor be worth actually using.
While a Chrome addict on my Mac and even at work on the PC, I doubt i would use it on iOS.
Unless Google inks a HUGE deal with Apple replacing Safari as it's default, or all of the super duper cool and popular apps out there replace Sarfari as the default and add Chrome as an option for internal browsing, I don't see my using it.
This is the downside yet upside of using Safari and it being the "default" app.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- The names of the two people shot on 1750 Essie Mae McIntyre Blvd in Augusta have been released.
Deputies found 22-year-old Kevin Hanna of Ptarmigan Road with a gunshot wound to his head and 26-year-old Daniell Simmons of Lanier Road with a gunshot wound to his abdomen.
Both of those victims were transported to GRU Medical Center for treatment.
Simmons has been treated and released. Hanna is currently in critical condition.
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- Two people were shot on 1750 Essie Mae McIntyre Boulevard in Augusta at 1:30 p.m., according to a Richmond County Sheriff's Office news release.
One victim was shot in the stomach and the other in the head, according to the release. Both victims were transported to GRU for medical treatment.
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Has anyone here used Idebenone supplements before? I am starting to get into nootropics and it seems that this might be a good one to try out. Wanted to see if anyone who has experience can tell me whether it is worth my time and money.
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Been taking this since I originally posted and alot of the supposed benefits there is no way I can measure.
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Idebenone [2,3-dimethoxy-5-methyl-6-(10-hydroxydecyl)-1,4-benzoquinone] is a *synthetic analogue* of a naturally occuring product, coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10), a cofactor, membrane antioxidant, and essential constituent of the ATP-producing mitochondrial electron transport chain.
Idebenone is a potent antioxidant, with the ability to operate under low oxygen tension situations. Because of its ability to inhibit lipid peroxidation (read: phosopholid attack by free radical products from normal cell oxidation that occurs under exercise conditions), idebenone protects cell membranes and mitochondria from oxidative damage. Its antioxidant properties protect against cerebral ischemia and nerve damage in the central nervous system. . This compound has also been shown to stimulate nerve growth factor, a characteristic that could be important in the treatment of Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases.
Biochemistry and Pharmacokinetics
Idebenone is rapidly absorbed and reaches peak concentrations in the brain comparable to those in plasma. Animal studies showed a peak plasma level 15 minutes after oral administration, with a half-life of 2.2-15.4 hours. Idebenone was well distributed in tissues, with higher concentrations in the gut, liver, and kidney. Excretion was via both urine and feces, mostly as metabolites. A human pharmacokinetic and safety study found a half-life of 18 hours, with biphasic elimination. Researchers found no long-term tissue accumulation in humans or rats.
Mechanisms of Action
As with other antioxidants, idebenone exists in a reduced and an oxidized state. In a study of idebenone's effect on astroglial cells, idebenone, in either redox state, significantly inhibited the enzymatic metabolism of arachidonic acid by cyclooxygenase and lipoxygenase (most important enzymes in the prostanoid biosynthesis pathway). This effect was stronger with the reduced form, and showed potential central nervous system anti-inflammatory activity.
Introduction of iron and ascorbate to a cell mixture or a group of isolated ceils can establish experimental cellular oxidant injury. Synaptosomes isolated from rat brain cortex were treated with iron and ascorbate. Idebenone prevented both the formation of reactive oxygen species in the cytosol and mitochondria, as well as a decrease in protein-sulfhydryl content (an indicator of protein oxidation), compared to controls.
As with its parent compound, CoQ10, idebenone functions as an electron carrier within the membrane bound electron transport chain of inner mitochondrial membranes and inhibits mitochondrial lipid peroxidation, thus protectingmitochondrial against oxidative membrane damage. This would be particularly important for heart, liver, lungs, and brain mitochondrial functional and structural integrity. Extra brownie points here - it acts in the same manner as milk thistle (hint hint).
Idebenone treatment of rats with experimental cerebral ischemia inhibited the loss of acetylcholine in forebrain regions, prevented increases in lactate and free fatty acids, and preserved ATP content in the cerebral cortex. These results indicate idebenone protects against ischemic damage and promotes ATP production in the brain.
As with all patented drugs, this one was developed with an eye towards certain disease states, including stroke, parkinsons, cardiovascular infact recovery and liver disease.
Liver Disease: Oxidative stress has been implicated in a number of hepatic diseases, including bile acid-induced liver injury in hepatic cholestasis, which was evaluated in an in vitro study. Treatment with idebenone protected against bile acid-induced rat hepatocellular injury and lipid peroxidation, and prevented hydroperoxide production in hepatic mitochondria.
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When a motorcycle shakes its head. The front forks going from lock to lock.
He got into a big tank slapper and stepped off on the high side.
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A rapid side-to-side oscillation of the front wheel of a motorcycle, where the handlebars literally 'slap' the gas tank due to insufficient road grip on the front tyre.
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The pillion passenger on a motorcycle.
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When the fuel in a vehicle hits the inside of the tank hard enough to shake it, nearly always cause by making sudden, unplanned turns. Tank slapping is a symptom of bad driving.
Many cars use special baffles to help reduce this.
Can also include the rider's legs on a motorcycle.
Many cars use special baffles to help reduce this.
Can also include the rider's legs on a motorcycle.
Leaving the last bad corner on Snake Pass I missed the apex and over corrected. When the tank started slapping I thought I was a dead man.
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see 'Tank Slapping'. The art of anal sex with a man in a doggy style.
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We love a good vacation destination. Bahamas last week; Sydney the week before—our schedules have been pretty good as of late. But the icing on the palm-tree-tour cake? A desert town we used to assemble with our grandparents pretty regularly as kids—and now, admittedly, is the locus of our annual pilgrimage for a massive, two-weekend-long music festival-cum-street style extravaganza you might of heard of.
Granted, this time, as we made the two-hour drive from Los Angeles to Palm Springs, we knew the scene would be, well, kind of different than the overdone fringe and headband crowd that Coachella fosters (you can read our thoughts on that particular phenomenon here). Namely, because Louis Vuitton was hosting, booking out a reported 800 hotel rooms for all of us attendees. And were we ever proved right.
In case you couldn't tell already, what with his partiality towards hyper-structured clothing, Nicolas Ghesquière obviously has a thing for striking architecture—fall's show (our LV cherry popping moment) was at the Frank Gehry-designed Fondation Louis Vuitton. This time, it was the Bob and Delores Hope Estate—the massive brutalist home by John Lautner that comes complete with Instagram-perfect lines and views (it's currently for sale for $25 million in case any of you happen to be on the market).
But as distractingly stunning as the show set was, Ghesquière's presentation could have been held in our mom's basement, for how straight-up good it was. Before we even sat down, David Bowie-esque models who looked to be lost on their way to Burning Man milled among showgoers (hey Marisa Tomei, Michelle Williams, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Grimes and Kanye). But once we were seated along a runway that wound around the pool, the real show began, made up of a collection that was somewhere between desert storm trooper, punk and 1930s prim—a mix we're betting only Ghesquière could make work. And those lug-sole boots? They might just eclipse those Balenciaga Cienture boots he designed years ago that we're guessing pretty much every single show attendee has somewhere in their closet. If you notice them on all of these women come the next fashion month runaround (those and the monogrammed backpacks), you heard it hear first.


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Just as quarterback Trey Lewis reads an opposing defense, the Bulldog's defense does the same against an offense. Their ability to spot certain habits within an opposing offense makes it look as if they actually do know what play is coming next.
"We try to get keys and tips," defensive coordinator Andy McGill said. "Offenses are always going to give you tips and keys of what they're favorite plays are. They're going to try and put their best players in the best positions and we're going to try and put our best players there to stop them."
Studying tendencies have paid huge dividends for the Sikeston defense this season. The Bulldogs have held opponents to a measly 10 points per game and have shut out high profile offenses such as Roosevelt last week and the Cape Central Tigers, twice.
They have kept opposing offenses under 1,000 yards rushing this season keeping them at a staggering 2.2 yards per carry average.
"We try and teach those kids the tendencies so they know them like the back of their hand," McGill said. "They try and know what type of offensive plays they're going to run before the ball is even snapped."
Watching game film and repetition is key in learning what to expect. Knowing what to expect is dangerous for teams facing Sikeston, because it allows the Bulldogs' incomparable speed to work even faster.
"If our kids can play faster and be physical, that's what we want," said McGill. "If they know their tendencies by doing the film work, by doing it on the field and on the board, then they'll play faster and play better.
"We try to utilize that speed," he added. "We feel like we have some beef up front to allow our speed to work. You have to give credit to our defensive line to allow us to use our speed where we can get those guys in open spaces."
Sikeston's defensive line is critical in their attack. If they can stand the offensive line up and not allow any penetration it gives linebackers such as seniors Ray Clark and Treston Pulley a chance to operate.
"Our defense is really based on our D-line just destroying everything," Pulley said. "Then letting the linebackers get what we can get.
"Our defense is real stout."
Both Clark and Pulley are essential in Sikeston's defensive scheme as well. They are responsible for recognizing offensive set and relaying that to the rest of their defense.
"Both of the inside backers do a lot of letting the defense know what the formation is and what checks we have," McGill said. "Both of those guys are the quarterback of the defense.
"Ray and Treston, they've been playing since they were sophomores on our defense. That experience is showing their senior year."
It's one thing to know what's going on, but the most important fundamental to playing defense is tackling. Which is something the Bulldogs do a lot of.
"Tackling is key," said McGill. "You can be fast on defense, but if we can't tackle very well and we can't get two or three guys to the football, then that's when they can make plays."
Combining their knowledge of reading a play and their knack for finding the ball carrier, Sikeston has amassed 44 sacks and 160 tackles for a loss. Their defense has also been a huge asset to the Bulldogs' second straight 13-0 season.
"Every week, coach McGill harps on getting every hat to the ball," Clark said. "He wants to make sure that we all hustle to the ball and make sure that we get the tackle."


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Results for Fiscal 1st Quarter (3 months ended June 30, 2010)
Consolidated net sales and other operating revenue for the fiscal first quarter ended June 30, 2010 amounted to JPY 2,361.4 billion, an increase of 17.9% compared to the same period last year, primarily due to increased revenue in the automobile business, offsetting unfavorable currency translation effects.
Consolidated operating income amounted to JPY 234.4 billion, an increase of 831.7% from the same period last year, due mainly to the positive impact of increased revenue and model mix, reduction in vehicle costs as a result of increased production and continuing cost reduction efforts, offsetting increased R&D expenses and the unfavorable impact of currency effects.
Consolidated income before income taxes amounted to JPY 256.1 billion, an increase of JPY 250.6 billion from the same period last year, and consolidated net income attributable to Honda Motor Co., Ltd. amounted to JPY 272.4 billion, an increase of JPY 264.9 billion compared to the same period last year.
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OAKLAND -- An Alameda County prosecutor placed on administrative leave in May after she admitted illegally recording a privileged conversation between a murder defendant and a defense-hired expert has been given her job back.
Deputy district attorney Danielle London, a 10-year-veteran of the office, is now working in the district attorney's charging office where she reviews criminal cases and decides what, if any, charges should be filed against people arrested by law enforcement.
District Attorney Nancy O'Malley, who said in May that "any actions that impinge on a defendant's rights will never be tolerated by this office," declined to comment on her decision to reinstate London.
But O'Malley's decision appears to have been made on the heels of a decision by the state Department of Justice not to pursue criminal charges against the deputy district attorney.
London's case was transferred to state Attorney General Kamala Harris's agency in May for investigation.
"We did conclude our investigation, we are not pursuing it any further," said Lynda Gledhill, spokeswoman for the department. "We obviously did not file charges."
London, however, still faces discipline from the State Bar of California. Gledhill said the state bar's investigation is continuing.
State bar officials declined to comment, citing confidentiality, and London's disciplinary record remains clean.
London revealed her illegal recording during pre-trial motions of a murder case involving Marrisa Manning, 24, who was accused of stabbing her husband to death. Jo Ann Kingston, the defense attorney in the case, planned to argue that the murder was self-defense prompted, in part, by years of physical abuse.
The interview London illegally ordered to be recorded was between Manning and an expert Kingston hired who was preparing a report to show that Manning suffered from "intimate partner syndrome," which is new terminology for "battered wife" syndrome.
London revealed the recording as part of discovery in the case, prompting Kingston to immediately ask for dismissal of the charges. That motion was pending when the District Attorney's Office assigned a new prosecutor who had no knowledge of the contents of the recording.
Soon after, Manning was offered and accepted a plea deal, pleading no contest to voluntary manslaughter in exchange for a seven-year prison term. Manning had faced as much as 16 years to life in prison if a jury had found her guilty of second-degree murder.
Kingston said Thursday that she is not upset that London got her job back.
"I truly think she didn't think she did something wrong because if she did do something wrong, she would have never given anything to me," Kingston said. "It's for that reason, I think you have to review this in a different light."
Kingston said she believes London has learned a painful and valuable lesson and shouldn't be punished further. After speaking with other defense attorneys and high-ranking prosecutors, Kingston said she is convinced London made a critical mistake but not one that is an indication of a troubling pattern in the district attorney's office.
"Do we take a defining moment and say I will take this and destroy you? No." Kingston said. "I have no doubt that Danielle London has taken responsibility for this. This was a defining moment for her. She has been lambasted."
Kingston, however, is concerned about the Alameda County Sheriff's Department's policies on recording inmates and hoped that those procedures would have been investigated as well.
"I do not have any level of comfort now that if I send someone (to the jail) to interview somebody, that it will not be recorded," she said.
Cookie Ridolfi, professor of law at Santa Clara University, said it was "stunning" that London got her job back so quickly.
Ridolfi heads the university's Northern California Innocence Project and has worked on a report that identifies cases of prosecutorial misconduct. In that research, she said, the project has found that most prosecutors who engage in misconduct are never punished for their actions.
"What consequence was that for her, and in what way was anything that happened in this case a lesson to other prosecutors not to take risks like that or make mistakes like that?" she said. "Even my law students would have known this is something you cannot do."
Meanwhile, Public Defender Diane Bellas, who called London's actions criminal and put her office on "red alert," said Thursday that public defenders continue to be cautious.
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What is Torah Study?
I believe the Tribe of Judah has kept the Words of God, as is their purpose, and we as Believers in their Messiah, should understand what the basis of our Messiah's teachings are. This understanding is only found in the Torah.
By Torah I mean the Teachings of Righteousness.
The Law has been a misused phrase in Christianity, and one I think will cease to be negative if understood in its full context. Torah is a word which points to the Teachings within the first five books of the Bible. These first five books are what spawned every other Scripture.
Without our Greek logic telling us that we are masters of our own truth, we will cling to the Torah as the life preserve we need. If Jesus is truly the Living Torah as John proclaims him to be, then why do we not embrace the Torah, not because it gives us righteousness.
Paul explained that righteousness is faith in the Messiah, not following what to do, but within the Torah we can find the proper way to follow, rather than building on sinking sand, we will have solid foundations.
Without these five books of teaching there could be no other ones. It just makes sense to study these books how the people who know them the best study them. I do not believe that by studying Torah anyone becomes super Christians, or do I believe Judaism is better than Christianity.
I do believe, without understanding Torah Principles, our life of Discipleship is not as strong as it should be and we short-change our children in respect to a legacy of truth. I know that understanding the Torah better, helps us to be better followers of Jesus.
Academic learning is only one part however, heart understanding and doing is the other. To have this true understanding, requires us to know the foundations Jesus took for granted.
Most of the Sages, Torah Scholars, and those who studied the Torah in depth, are from the Tribe of Judah. Now in Israel there is no tribal distinction the Jews believe mostly, that the lost ten tribes of the Northern Kingdom of Israel are within Israel now. Most Jews do not want to believe there are actual lost tribes who will eventually be returned by God to Israel.
I believe however, this is a key for Gentiles to see as we study the Torah. The Torah was specifically to the Nation of Israel not just one tribe, but the all 12 Tribes, it is within this context you study Torah properly.
Some messianic groups say the Torah Commands are for the Gentiles, I think this misses much of the mark. This also misses the Sages teachings about Gentiles.
The Gentile Nations rejected the Torah at MT. Sinai; therefore they will never be able to properly fulfill the commandments because for the most part the commandments are physical commands not just ethical one. The Nation of Israel said they will do, and they will obey, we as Gentiles never said that.
Following Torah did not constitute Salvation when Moses came down with it in his hands and it does not constitute salvation now. Belief in the Torah (Jesus is the Word of God right), and submitting to its (or His) commands is what brings salvation, Jesus made this clear in his admonition to His Disciples, and Paul explained what belief and proclamation does in respect to salvation too (John 14:12-17, 15:5-25, Romans 10:9-10, and Eph. 2:8-9).
In principle, the written Torah contains God's definitions of morality, how to love, how to work, how to act, how to be in this World, but its commands are largely only to the Israelite. This is the sticky part of Studying the Torah.
Not everything in the Bible is to specific people or groups, but everything is for all of us, its understanding everything in context which is why we as Believers in Jesus need to understand Torah Principles.
The Torah is not the Law, when we look through Greek glasses and think in a linear manner, which means thinking in a straight line it makes scriptures contradict each other. I do realize that you can compartmentalize Scripture and make everything into a dispensation, or systematize it, but in my opinion that detracts from the richness of Scripture.
Let's look at Galatians Chapter 3:1-10 the one verse the Linear Church uses to say the Torah is bad to follow.
1 You foolish Galatians! Who has bewitched you? Before your very eyes Jesus Christ was clearly portrayed as crucified. 2 I would like to learn just one thing from you: Did you receive the Spirit by the works of the law, or by believing what you heard? 3 Are you so foolish? After beginning by means of the Spirit, are you now trying to finish by means of the flesh? 4 Have you experienced so much in vain—if it really was in vain? 5 So again I ask, does God give you his Spirit and work miracles among you by the works of the law, or by your believing what you heard? 6 So also Abraham "believed God, and it was credited to him as righteousness."
7 Understand, then, that those who have faith are children of Abraham. 8 Scripture foresaw that God would justify the Gentiles by faith, and announced the gospel in advance to Abraham: "All nations will be blessed through you." 9 So those who rely on faith are blessed along with Abraham, the man of faith.
10 For all who rely on the works of the law are under a curse, as it is written: "Cursed is everyone who does not continue to do everything written in the Book of the Law."
This in context, like the whole book, has little to do with saying the Torah is evil as the Church of Linear thought would say, and more to do with what real righteousness does in our hearts. It says, in my paraphrase, that do we instead believe we can do laws in order to enter into a relationship with the Lord or like Abraham, believe and then be brought into this relationship.
In my reading this clearly has nothing to do with the Torah being evil, it has to do with our evil, and desire to believe what we do supersedes what God has done for us.
To be free is to realize that our righteousness was paid by Christ, not by works we can do. Just like Israel was brought out of Egypt by God, we also as Gentiles are brought out of our old fleshly lives by the Holy Spirit (or Ruach Ha Kodesh). The Torah principle in this teaching is the very first Abraham learned, this being that everything hinges on faith.
This then generates the question, what is righteousness; how do we need to follow Christ after attaining salvation? I think Paul explains this in the very next Scriptures of this book of Galatians 3:11-14
11 Clearly no one who relies on the law is justified before God, because "the righteous will live by faith." 12 The law is not based on faith; on the contrary, it says, "The person who does these things will live by them." 13 Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us, for it is written: "Cursed is everyone who is hung on a pole." 14 He redeemed us in order that the blessing given to Abraham might come to the Gentiles through Christ Jesus, so that by faith we might receive the promise of the Spirit.
To live by the Law means we live by our own strength, it doesn't mean the Torah is evil, to say the Torah is evil and of the flesh is to say that Jesus as the Living Torah is evil. The Torah is perfect, but we cannot be perfect. We can live, believe, and follow as best as we can. To think we bring ourselves close to God is to think we are better than God. This can never be. Torah Study is what shows us why we need faith to be near God. Without Torah we have no standard to realize we are not God.


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Shock defeat in Rome
Unfortunately, Roger has already dropped out of the Masters-Series tournament in Rome. He lost to Italy's Filippo Volandri (ATP 53) 6-2, 6-4 in just 78 minutes today.
"I don't know what's wrong. I have to analyze it myself," Roger said. "It was over too soon for me today." These last weeks have been the worst stretch of his career since becoming No. 1 in Feb. 2004. Roger often missed routine baseline shots and his body language conveyed little will to compete. He hit only two winners with his forehand, normally his best shot, and made 44 unforced errors to Volandri's 23.
Roger arrived in Rome more than a week before the tournament started to step up his clay-court training. "I was the first player to arrive. My preparation was perfect," he said. "But let's not forget that Filippo played well today. Give the guy credit."
Our star now has the Hamburg Masters before the clay courts of Roland Garros in Paris. "Of course I've got to sit down and look at what went wrong, but it's not the end of the world? I've now got more time to train for Hamburg," he said.
Non dimenticarti che e' il primo del mondo e con un punteggio di tutto rispetto.
Chi credi di essere? Giochi per caso a tennis? E se si chi sei, ripeto?
Roger puo' venire in Italia e fare tutt
Have the faith in you like everyone always :)
a tournment without you, and worse one where you play without being convicting is not so enjoyable.
In defeat some find the motivation needed to rebonce. Let's hope it will drive you to success, and more importantly, to unbelievalbe shots w
Tienes la tecnica y el talento, pero, parece que hubieras perdido la actitud ganadora.
Si ganas en Hamburgo, conseguiras:
1) Tu 4to titulo, algo unico en este torneo.
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Obama Watches US vs. Germany World Cup Match on Air Force One
(WASHINGTON) -- On his way to Minnesota Thursday, President Obama took a break from his day job to watch one of the most anticipated World Cup matches so far -- the U.S. vs. Germany.
The president told ABC's George Stephanopoulos that the international sporting event has even affected U.S. foreign policy in subtle ways.
"We had elements -- which I won't detail -- of our foreign policy that have been shaped around the World Cup," Obama told Stephanopoulos. "Phone calls, meetings, initiatives we had to think about."
During the conversation, Obama called the last World Cup "a breakthrough moment."
"The U.S. exceeded expectations," Obama said. "This year you get a sense it has captured popular imagination."
Obama said the American team had advanced from being a "non-factor" to being a "middle of the pack team."
"We're not Germany yet or Italy or France or Argentina or Brazil," he said. "But we're now in the mix."
More of the interview will air on ABC's Good Morning America Friday and on This Week Sunday morning.
On Thursday, the U.S. took on Germany in Recife, Brazil, and despite the United States' 1-0 loss to the Germans, the Americans will still advance to the knockout round.
As Obama watched the World Cup, the president was also joined by aides Valerie Jarrett, Dan Pfeiffer, Josh Earnest and other senior staff members.
Obama will spend the day in Minneapolis, holding a town hall meeting Thursday afternoon and speaking at a political fundraiser Thursday night.
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Badillo Outlines Plans to Resolve Shortcomings With Police and Schools
Published: July 28, 2001
Here are excerpts from an interview with Herman Badillo, a Republican who is making his fourth attempt to become mayor of New York City. The interview was conducted by reporters and editors from The New York Times, and is the second in a planned series of interviews with each of the major candidates.
Q. What, in your view, are the stakes in this election? What is this election about?
A. This election is about whether we want to continue the progress that the city has made under Giuliani or whether we want to go back to the situation as it was in 1992, and those are very high stakes. Because I campaigned with Rudy, 1993 I ran for comptroller with him. People were telling us that it was essential for Rudy to be elected if they were to stay in the city. And Rudy has proven that the city is manageable. Rudy has proven that standards can be changed. And I've proven that we can have standards at the City University.
Q. And what's the unfinished work?
A. The unfinished work is to, first, to continue what has happened so we don't go backwards. Want to continue having standards at the City University, continue having the enforcement of the law at the Police Department and then to bring about the same changes that I brought at the City University to the Board of Education. . . . We can make sure that children begin to get help at age 4, when they're in preschool, and that they get their standards evaluated at every grade. . . .
Q. Is there anything that, in your opinion, was wrong about the past eight years, things that the mayor did wrong, that you weren't happy with?
A. Well, yeah, but, you know, he has a different style than I do and it's a question of style. I think that the people of New York City give him overwhelming approval on his job performance. They don't necessarily give him overwhelming approval on his style of doing things, but everybody has a different style.
Q. There's no policy difference that you can think of between a Badillo administration and a Giuliani administration?
A. There aren't significant policy differences, carrying out the policy differences, but the policies themselves, which require performance by every department.
Q. What is your view of bilingual education?
A. My view is that it's good if done the way I wrote the bill. The bill was for bilingual education for a limited period of time, maybe two years, in some cases even three.
Q. What is the default position if a parent does nothing? Does the kid then go in or not go in?
A. Then the child should be evaluated. I mean, many of the kids you can tell by talking to them whether they need bilingual education or not. When I came here I couldn't speak English at all. That's not a big test. But there are some kids who do speak English fluently and really only speak what we call household Spanish, to give you an example, which is a very limited thing. . . .
Q. But when you came here there was no bilingual education.
A. Naturally. That's why I supported bilingual education, you see, because I came here, I came to live in East Harlem. I was looking at the teacher, the teacher was looking at me and we looked at each other for a few months. And I was able to move ahead. . . . But a lot of my colleagues dropped out of school because they couldn't move as fast.
Q. Do you believe that there's racial profiling going on in New York by the New York City Police Department?
A. It has not been proved. I know that the Justice Department conducted a very extensive study; they found no evidence of it. . . . And racial profiling is illegal and unconstitutional, and I would certainly want nothing to do with it.
But I support the idea of having what the Police Department does be verified. . . .
Q. Could you foresee any policy changes that you would push in the Police Department?
A. Policy changes are as follows: Police need better training and we have to move to change the racial composition of the city. We have developed, at the City University, a program in sensitivity training. . . . So far 5,000 policemen have participated in that course. As mayor, I would require every single one of the 40,000 policemen to take that course and I would pay for it, it would be free of charge to them.
But in addition to that, I obviously would like it if Albany would pass a bill to have the policemen live in the city, but they're never going to do it.
So what I would do is I would expand the program, which we also developed at John Jay . . . and there would be several advantages to that. That program I would expand to 3,000 police cadets a year. Because the people who go to CUNY are overwhelmingly black, Hispanic and Asian, and a majority is women, you automatically have out of the graduating class a large number of blacks, Latinos, Asians and women, which would begin to change the racial composition.
Q. Are you saying that the tension between the police and the community has little to do with police behavior and a lot to do with the racial composition?
A. Oh no. It has to do with police behavior. But it also has to do with racial composition.
Q. Has that gap between the neighborhood and the police grown over the past eight years or has it always been the same since the days . . .


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High school playoff action around the DFW area
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South Oak Cliff senior quarterback Kenneth Arthur II (1) looks to pass to an open teammate during the first half a class 4A division I first-round playoff game against W.W. Samuell.
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The Hollow Men
by T.S. Eliot
The Hollow Men Resources
The Poetry Foundation presents a long and useful biography of Eliot, and a selection of some of his lesser-known poems.
One of the best things about this page devoted to Eliot is the link to the complete version of his most famous poem, The Waste Land, and his famous and controversial article titled "Tradition and the Individual Talent."
A painting of lean-looking men in business suits inspired by Eliot's "The Hollow Men."
An illustration for Canto III of Dante's Inferno shows the souls waiting to be ferried across the Acheron by Charon.
The Hollow Men dance around this desert cactus at the end of the poem. We think the plant is actually quite striking and beautiful.
A photograph of Eliot without his trademark glasses and cane.
The classic novel about British colonialism and moral emptiness inspired Eliot.
A digital edition of Dante's Comedy. Check out Canto 3 of the Inferno for parallels with "The Hollow Men."


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Kathryn McCormick, a finalist from the hit TV show "So You Think You Can Dance?", got her start at local dance studio. (WRDW-TV / July 23, 2012)
Watching him dance, you'd never guess that Xavia Jackson has lost his footing once or twice.
As a child, he says kids would taunt him, especially being a boy who loved to dance.
But Jackson got back on his feet.
He brought the step team back to his high school, led the dance team and then started teaching dance classes at 16.
He has won numerous awards, but say it's about teaching and helping others at the end of the day.
One person now following in his footsteps?
His little brother Joshua Jackson.
Joshua says he wants to be a dancer, just like his brother.


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We will be starting a section based on demand on things regarding how you can better make use of your iOS and Android Smartphones and devices. These sections will be called Android Tut and iPhone Tut.
RAM and ROM are commonly thrown about terms when phone companies sell their phones but how much is enough and what does it actually affect.
According to the AndroidForum:
ROM: Read Only Memory
While the term has changed a bit from it's original meaning, it's essentially computer memory that does not require power to store it's data (non-volatile). In the sense of a smartphone like the Hero, it's the Internal Memory where the OS is stored. From what I've gathered, the Internal Memory is just Flash Memory (a special type of ROM) partitioned into two parts, one for the OS and the rest for apps to use. So, the OS partition essentially is true ROM, unless you root the phone. The software that groups like xda-developers make available are called ROMs because they're a ROM Image. It's why you see games for emulators called ROMs because the games were originally taken from true ROM cartridges.
RAM: Random Access Memory
This is where current processes that are running are stored and keep the data they need immediately available to them. This is the memory you see when you run any of the Task Managers showing you currently running apps and the available memory. It's a completely different part of the phone from the Internal Memory discussed above. Data stored in RAM requires constant power and does not survive a power cycle of the phone (volatile).
For the Hero this is 288MB.
In other words, ROM is like your file cabinet where you store all your folders and files if you use an office context to explain and RAM is the secretary that you hire to find these files when you need.
So lets say you start off with 10 secretaries (which is equivalent to 300MB or RAM). If 9 of your secretaries are in the middle of finding things for you, essentially you are only left with 1 secretary to handle your incoming app request.
Running low on ROM Memory
If you are low on ROM Memory, it means you cannot install more applications on your phone. To install more applications without deleting, your Android phone will have to be on FROYO 2.2 where you will be able to move your apps to run on your SD card.
Alternatively, if you have ROOT your Android phone you may want to use this hack to move your apps to your SD card.
Running low on RAM Memory
If you are low on RAM Memory, it means that total applications running in the background is maxed out. This will greatly slow down current phone usage or the current apps you are running.
You will need a task killer application to kill some of these background applications to free up RAM Memory.
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The kids have found a new favorite meal at school during "Hot Lunch", Chicken Teryaki. This isn't something I've ever made before, so I started looking around for a recipe, since they think the school doesn't serve it often enough. I came across a Freezer Cooking post on Ring Around the Rosies that looked like it contained ingredients the boys love, so I thought I'd give it a try. Of course, I made a few revisions along the way 🙂
To begin, I gathered the ingredients listed on the original recipe. I may have accidentally put them all in the crock-pot BEFORE I remembered to take a picture 🙂
So, I took a picture of them inside the crock-pot before I sealed the lid. What you see inside here is:
- 4 Chicken Breasts – Boneless, Skinless
- 1 Large Can of Sliced Pineapple
- Medium Bag of Baby Carrots
- Sweet Yellow Onion Chopped into large chunks
- 4 Garlic Cloves – Peeled
- Entire Bottle of Teryaki Sauce
- 2 Cups of Chicken Broth
Now, when you see the recipe ingredients at the end of the post, they'll be a little different. Why? Because everyone agreed some changes are in order for the next rotation of this dish. (It was considered "A KEEPER", it just needs some changes to meet this crew's taste buds. They want me to buy whole carrots and slice them thin, julienne style, next go round, and less carrots total. They felt there was "too much carrotness" in this. I will mince the garlic next time so no one accidentally bites into one of the Garlic Cloves I forgot to look for when I was dishing this out. (THAT was a moment!). Only 1 cup Broth, 2 was too many. It needed the liquid though, because the Teryaki Sauce didn't cover all the veggies alone, and in order for them to cook properly, it needed that boost of liquid flavor.
This is what it looked like after it all cooked up. As you can see, there is clearly TOO much liquid. I used a slotted spoon to dish it up so it wasn't soupy.
I served it over brown rice. I pulled the chicken out with tongs and shredded it, then put the chicken over rice in the bowl, then I added the veggies.
Yes, that is in fact a cereal bowl I am serving it in 🙂 Why? It's larger than a regular bowl, but smaller than a mixing bowl. These guys can EAT and with certain things, I feel like I'm spending my entire dinner serving up seconds, thirds, etc. so I have learned to use larger bowls. The kids think Tony would say this was GRRRRRREAT too!
- 4 Chicken Breasts – Boneless, Skinless
- 1 Large Can of Sliced Pineapple
- 4-6 Carrots, sliced thin Julienne Style
- Sweet Yellow Onion Chopped into large chunks
- 4 Garlic Cloves – MINCED
- Entire Bottle of Teryaki Sauce
- 1 Cup of Chicken Broth
- Dump all ingredients in slow cooker and cook on LOW for 4-6 hours
- Remove Chicken and shred
- Serve over hot cooked rice
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CHARLESTON -- The Charleston Bluejay tennis team finished its regular season Friday with a 9-0 sweep of St. Mary's from Paducah, Ky.
"Head coach Mitch Baker and I feel like we are playing some of our best tennis right now," said Bluejay assistant coach Seth Benton. "I think we can still improve but we are really playing some good tennis right now."
Charleston finishes the season with a record of 10-2 and will compete in the district tournament at Sikeston on Thursday.
Complete results
1. Alec Peterson (C) def. James Hunt, 8-1
2. Derek Hoppe (C) def. Michael Love, 9-8
3. Blake Branum (C) def. Chad Bassi, 8-6
4. Lee Hess (C) def. Chris Wallace, 9-7
5. Jake Garrard (C) def. Seth Perry, 8-6
6. Drew Kemp (C) def. Stephen Petro, 8-5
1. Peterson/Hoppe (C) def. Bassi/Wallace, 8-2
2. Branum/Hess (C) def. Hunt/Love, 8-1
3. Garrard/Kemp (C) def. Perry/Petro, 8-2


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STAR WARS Celebration V: CLONE WARS: Evolution LIVE!
by Lucas Siegel, Newsarama Editor
Date: 12 August 2010 Time: 10:05 AM ET
THE CLONE WARS - Lightsaber Lost
Naturally, at Star Wars Celebration V, The Clone Wars has to be heavily represented. This little era in the Star Wars mythos has become a franchise unto itself, with a feature film, a successful animated series, video games, comic books, and more. We joined them Thursday for LIVE coverage of the Evolution of the franchise-within-a-franchise.


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International Conference on Harmonisation; Guidance on Q11 Development and Manufacture of Drug Substances; Availability
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is announcing the availability of a guidance entitled "Q11 Development and Manufacture of Drug Substances." The guidance was prepared under the auspices of the International Conference on Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Registration of Pharmaceuticals for Human Use (ICH). The guidance describes approaches to developing and understanding the manufacturing process of a drug substance and provides guidance on what information should be provided in certain sections of the Common Technical Document (CTD). The guidance is intended to harmonize the scientific and technical principles relating to the description and justification of the development and manufacturing process of drug substances (both chemical entities and biotechnological/biological entities) to enable a consistent approach for providing and evaluating this information across the three regions. The discussion of principles in the guidance is intended to apply only to the manufacture of drug substance, not the manufacture of finished drug products.
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In recent years, many important initiatives have been undertaken by regulatory authorities and industry associations to promote international harmonization of regulatory requirements. FDA has participated in many meetings designed to enhance harmonization and is committed to seeking scientifically based harmonized technical procedures for pharmaceutical development. One of the goals of harmonization is to identify and then reduce differences in technical requirements for drug development among regulatory Agencies.
ICH was organized to provide an opportunity for harmonization initiatives to be developed with input from both regulatory and industry representatives. FDA also seeks input from consumer representatives and other stakeholders. ICH is concerned with harmonization of technical requirements for the registration of pharmaceutical products among three regions: The European Union, Japan, and the United States. The six ICH sponsors are the European Commission; the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries Associations; the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare; the Japanese Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association; the Centers for Drug Evaluation and Research and Biologics Evaluation and Research, FDA; and the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America. The ICH Secretariat, which coordinates the preparation of documentation, is provided by the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Associations (IFPMA).
The ICH Steering Committee includes representatives from each of the ICH sponsors and the IFPMA, as well as observers from the World Health Organization, Health Canada, and the European Free Trade Area.
In the Federal Register of June 29, 2011 (76 FR 38187), FDA published a notice announcing the availability of a draft guidance entitled "Q11 Development and Manufacture of Drug Substances." The notice gave interested persons an opportunity to submit comments by September 1, 2011.
FDA received numerous comments on the draft guidance and those comments were considered as the guidance was finalized. After consideration of the comments and revisions to the guidance, a final draft of the guidance was submitted to the ICH Steering Committee and endorsed by the three participating regulatory Agencies in April 2012. The final document provides guidance on approaches to developing and understanding the manufacturing process of the drug substance and provides guidance on what information should be provided in certain sections of the CTD. A summary of changes includes the following: (1) Revisions to the introduction and process development sections to more strongly emphasize that purification processes play a significant role in drug substance manufacture, (2) revisions to the discussion of design space for chemical entities and biotechnological/biological drug substances, and (3) revisions to the discussion of control strategy. In addition, editorial changes were made to improve clarity.
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First Prize, 2006 Arthur Poister National Organ Competition
First Prize, 2006 John Rodland Scholarship Competition
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2014 BOSTON AGO NATIONAL CONVENTION "Jonathan Ryan presented one of the convention's finest recitals. The program was all the more remarkable for being delivered from memory; a remarkable feat in and of itself."
"The recital began with the Dupré Symphonie-Passion. Tempo was excellent; playing was clean, accurate, and confident."…."Ryan used the colors of the organ to good effect, and with unceasingly varied creativity."…."Throughout, there was a sense of clear, thorough mastery of the music, and a clear vision for its interpretation."
" Jonathan Ryan is one of the brightest younger artists in the field today; his Cambridge recital augurs a long and distinguished career."
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"Things got off to a lively start with Dupré's transcription of Bach's Sinfonia from Cantata 29….Ryan's playing had great drive."
"[in] Howells' Rhapsody in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 17, No. 3, […] Ryan had a very fine sense of the piece's architecture."
"Ryan closed with Dupré's Prelude and Fugue in B Major, Op. 7, No. 1—its lively toccata and angular fugue formed a test for hands and feet that he passed well! This excellent recital was a great start to our convention."
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"[Jonathan Ryan's] playing here is technically fluent and animated, displaying an ability to interpret a wide variety of musical styles convincingly."
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"[…] Jonathan Ryan presents a very interesting program of pieces masterfully played. With an extremely wide repertoire range […], including a commissioned work by Zachary Wadsworth, Ryan demonstrates exceptional technique, considerable depth of musicianship, imagination, and passion. This is a player to watch! He clearly has much to say."
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Commentary: Cuban Case Shows Weaknesses of Insider Trading Law
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Mark Cuban won a resounding victory on Wednesday before a Texas jury in the SEC's insider trading case against him. The jury ruled in his favor on five of the seven elements of insider trading that the SEC would have had to prove in order to hold Mr. Cuban liable.
But one the weakest parts of the SEC's case was the law on insider trading itself. You might expect that someone who learns a piece of information which he knows originated from a publicly traded company, knows it has not been publicly disclosed and knows will move the market when it is disclosed is prohibited by law from trading on that information.
After all, doesn't it seem a bit unfair to lose money buying stock from a seller who is no smarter than you but is just lucky enough to have been on an elevator with a loud-mouth CEO or done a bit of dumpster diving where drafts of an earnings release turned up?
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According to the Disposition Agreement, Cokinos, a resident of Dedham, violated G.L. c. 268A, § 17(b) by, in spring 2005, paying Rockland Conservation Commissioner Kenneth Karlson $10,000 to perform excavation work on a construction project at the Massachusetts Sports Club. In summer 2004, Karlson participated as a Conservation Commission member in the issuance of an order of conditions for the project that included the grading that he later performed. Karlson served as a Conservation Commissioner until May 2005.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. - The majority of the College of Charleston women's track & field will compete in the Duke Invitational April 6-7 and sophomore Dena O'Brien will travel west to the elite level Stanford Invitational April 6-7 as well.
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Day 04: Pondicherry – Tanjore: After breakfast drive to Tanjore. Upon arrival at Tanjore - check into hotel. Afternoon sightseeing tour of Tanjore. Dinner and overnight at hotel.
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Japanese 197 Postwar Literature
Japanese 297 Japanese Popular Culture
Japanese 391/591 JApanese Women's Literature
Japanese 497 Readings in Modern Japanese
Japanese 691 Graduate Seminar
2001, Ph. D. University of Chicago
Amanda Seaman received her Ph.D. from the University of Chicago. Her book Bodies of Evidence on Japanese women's detective fiction was published in 2004 along with many other articles on detective fiction and popular literature. Her second book is on the representations of pregnancy and childbirth in contemporary literature. Her research and teaching interests include Japanese popular culture, women's literature, modern and postwar Japanese literature and Tokyo through literature and film.
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LOS ANGELES – In a playoff-like atmosphere at Staples Center, the Ducks missed a golden opportunity to continue their charge to the actual playoffs against the rival Kings.
Jeff Carter had his first two goals in a Kings uniform to give LA a lead, and the Ducks couldn't get the equalizer in the third in a deflating 4-2 loss before an amped sellout crowd.
Anze Kopitar put the final dagger in the Ducks when he buried an empty-netter from the Anaheim blue line with 14.5 seconds remaining. It sealed the fourth win Los Angeles in five Freeway Face-Off games this season, including the third straight at Staples Center.
"It's a tough one", said Ducks captain Ryan Getzlaf, as Anaheim fell to 9-9-2 in back-to-backs this season. "We're pretty disappointed in this locker room mostly with our effort. We weren't as good as we needed to be to play tonight."
The Ducks had a few opportunities around the Kings net in the third period, but Jonathan Quick turned away all 11 shots and had 29 saves on the night. Jonas Hiller, making his 25th straight start for Anaheim, saved 16 of 19 Kings shots. Meanwhile, special teams were a factor for both squads, as the Ducks couldn't convert on four power play opportunities and the Kings scored twice on four power plays.
"They came out and played a strong game and we didn't respond the way we needed to, especially on our special teams", said Getzlaf. "That was the difference in the hockey game."
On a night when the rest of the NHL scoreboard was friendly to the Ducks (San Jose, Colorado and Phoenix all lost), Anaheim could have gotten to within five points of the eighth spot in the Western Conference and two short of the Kings in ninth. The Kings instead pulled six points ahead of Anaheim and within just a point of Dallas for eighth in the West. The Ducks have 16 games left in the regular season.
"There's no doubt in here that we can still make this thing happen," said Ducks captain Ryan Getzlaf. "Our group has never stopped believing this whole time and we're not going to now."
Carter, picked up by LA in a trade with Columbus on February 23, got his first two goals as a King to give them a 3-1 lead in the second. Carter got the first when he punched in a loose puck that was bouncing around just outside the crease. The second came a few minutes after the Ducks had killed off a two-man advantage, as Carter's former Flyers teammate Mike Richards fed Carter in the slot, and he sent it past Hiller.
The Ducks got back to within a goal as Devante Smith-Pelly whipped a shot from the right wing circle under Quick and just inside the far post for his first goal since December 8. But that was the last of the scoring for Anaheim.
For the seventh straight game, the Ducks gave up the game's first goal, as LA notched its first power play goal when Hiller couldn't control a rebound and Dustin Brown swept it in at 12:15 of the first.
The Ducks pulled even when Sheldon Brookbank slung a wrist shot from the high right wing that sailed past Quick, who was screened by defenseman Matt Greene. After going 167 games without a goal, it was Brookbank's third in the last nine games.
While the Kings hadn't played since Tuesday, the Ducks just completed a stretch of five games in seven nights, in which they suffered three losses they can ill-afford in their flickering late charge for the postseason.
3rd Period
20:00 - END OF GAME - It's over at Staples, 4-2.
19:45 - LOS ANGELES GOAL (EMPTY NET) - ANZE KOPITAR - Richards picks up the puck near the wall and sends it ahead to Kopitar, who finds the empty net from the Anaheim blue line. It's 4-2 with 14.5 to go.
19:10 - Ducks have chances in deep, but it's knocked away.
18:40 - Hiller to the bench.
18:36 - Timeout Anaheim with 1:24 to go. I feel nauseous.
17:47 - Ducks miss a golden opportunity as Quick is swimming in his crease and still manages to knock down a Koivu backhand. That one hurt.
16:25 - Ducks touch up for icing with 3:35 left. It's nervous time.
14:50 - Hiller with another big stop in traffic.
13:25 - Hiller sprawls out on his belly to deny Carter a third goal.
9:00 - Beleskey with a couple of chances from the slot, but can't cash in.
Little kid plays This or That during the timeout. When he's asked Dodgers or Angels, he says, "Angels!" Good boy. Crowd boos. Then they do the same with Jonathan Bernier in a taped piece and he also says Angels.
7:43 - Visnovsky with a late shot on the power play that Quick easily gloves.
5:51 - LAK Penalty - Drew Doughty, 2 min. hooking. Selanne earns the call by poking the puck to himself and forcing Doughty to hook him as he speeds up right wing.
5:00 - Perry's hands are just stupid good.
1:28 - Perry gets an open look from the slot, and his shot knocks Quick's helmet off. Play whistled dead.
0:00 - Here we go in a huge third period.
2nd Period
20:00 - END OF PERIOD - Carter lights the lamp twice, but the Ducks get one back from Smith-Pelly and it's 3-2 going into a huge third period. Ducks outshooting LA, 20-12.
An elderly couple leads off Kiss Cam here at Staples Center. Nice. Then it's Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, as they smooch and she gives the thumbs up. Gotta admit, that was kinda cool.
14:06 - ANAHEIM GOAL - DEVANTE SMITH-PELLY - Ducks get one right back, as Cogliano makes a pretty cross-ice pass to Smith-Pelly on the rush, and DSP makes a perfect wrist shot from the top of the right wing circle that gets under Quick and darts inside the far post. It's 3-2 on his first goal since December 8.
13:53 - LOS ANGELES GOAL - JEFF CARTER - Ducks, still looking gassed after killing those two penalties, finally get bit. A rebound comes off Hiller and it sent from Richards to Carter in the slot, and he shuttles it past Hiller for his second of the period. It's 3-1 Kings.
12:20 - Ducks escape, as the Kings send a ton of shots on net, several of which hit nothing but board.
11:33 - Hiller reaches way up high to snatch a point shot out of the air. Good play because it gives the Ducks a change just after they get Bonino back.
10:20 - ANA Penalty - Corey Perry, 2 min. tripping. Perry takes down a King away from the puck. Uh oh time as the Kings get a lengthy 5-on-3.
Dude playing the higher-lower playing card game at the timeout is wearing that old Kings third jersey with the bearded king head on the chest. Not their best.
9:22 - ANA Penalty - Nick Bonino, 2 min. interference. Bonino gets tangled with Clifford, who flies into the net. Interesting.
9:15 - Bonino with his second really nice defensive play of the night.
7:45 - Ducks don't get much going on that power play, though a late Ryan bad-angle shot rebounds high just past Selanne in front.
6:54 - Kings really pressuring the point, as Fowler fires a shot that Quick takes in.
5:34 -LAK Penalty - Matt Greene, 2 min. interference. Greene gets too aggressive trying to keep Getzlaf from chasing his own dumped puck.
5:00 - Koivu kicks Selanne's pass to his stick and quickly fires off Quick.
2:39 - LOS ANGELES GOAL (POWER PLAY) - JEFF CARTER - Two former Flyers figure into this one, as a Richards shot rebounds off Hiller and bounces around in front before Carter punches it in for his first as a King since being picked up from Columbus. It's 2-1 Columbus.
2:21 - ANA Penalty - Niklas Hagman, 2 min. tripping. Hagman gets his feet tangled with Scuderi as the Ducks attack. Kings get an early PP.
0:00 - Off and running in the second.
1st Period
20:00 - END OF PERIOD - Brown gets the Kings on the board first, but the Ducks get one back from Brookbank. It's 1-1.
19:29 - Selanne can't believe his luck as Scuderi knocks down a mis-hit shot from in deep with an open net, then Selanne can't swat the rebound past Quick's glove. HUGE missed opportunity for Anaheim.
18:27 - LAK Penalty - Dustin Brown, 2 min. holding. Brown grabs onto Brookbank in the corner, learning that you can't stop Sheldon Brookbank. You can only try to contain him.
18:10 - Hiller with some scariness behind the net, as he loses his footing trying to play it. Ducks get away with it.
15:42 - ANAHEIM GOAL - SHELDON BROOKBANK - Right off the draw, Ryan taps the puck back to Brookbank, who wrists a high shot over a shielded Quick's shoulder. Quick was screened by his own guy, Greene. It's the third in nine games for Brookbank, after he went 167 games without one. Wow.
15:30 - Blake picks off a pass and heads down left wing. He feeds Cogliano, who almost banks it in off Quick's back.
12:15 - LOS ANGELES GOAL (POWER PLAY) - DUSTIN BROWN - Hiller stops a Martinez slap shot from the high left wing, but he can't tuck in the rebound, and Brown takes it and sweeps it in from the left post. It's 1-0. Seventh straight game in which the Ducks have given up the first goal. They're 3-3 in the first six.
Lucky Seat contest sponsored by Pizza Hut gives away 52 free pizzas to the winner. Can't figure out why we have an obesity problem in this country.
10:58 - ANA Penalty - Luca Sbisa, 2 min. slashing. Carter sneaks behind the defense and Sbisa hacks him with the stick as he's shooting it. Replay look like he didn't get any help from Sbisa on whiffing the shot, but 5 goes to the bin.
10:30 - Parros picks up a loose puck near the net and fires off Quick.
Feels just a little bit playoffy in here tonight, like the first goal will light this place up.
6:04 - Blake with Anaheim's first shot on the PP, from the right wing.
5:10 - Kopitar picks off a pass and sends Brown off into a breakaway, but Hiller forces him below the right post.
4:36 - LAK Penalty - Jarret Stoll, 2 min. charging. Stoll leaps into a shoulder hit on Sbisa.
Organist plays the fans into a "Ducks suck" chant. Earlier it was the "Hilllllllerrrrrr" chant.
2:21 - Right off the draw, Beleskey and Fraser get into it, with Beleskey pummelling Fraser with a few hard rights and winning this won by unanimous decision. Beleskey has proven himself to be quite the fighter on a number of occasions this year.
2:20 - A couple of Kings hits, the last by Greene, leads to some pushes and shoves after the whistle behind the LA net.
0:00 - And we're underway at Staples Center. It's goosebump time.
In true Staples Center fashion, Angel Reda sings a rather glitzy version of the anthem.
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you can helpMaddison Atkins is the title of two web video series incorporating Alternate Reality Games, both created by Jeromy Barber.The first of these, now known as "Maddison Atkins 1.0", debuted in 2007. After a while the story tailed off and the characters stopped posting videos; the videos have since been taken down, although transcripts are available on Maddypedia, the Maddison Atkins wiki.The series was given a complete Continuity Reboot in 2009, featuring the same actors but following a slightly different storyline. This current version is sometimes known as "Maddison Atkins 2.0" to distinguish it from the original. It may be watched here.Both versions of Maddison Atkins tell the story of the eponymous Maddison and her friend Adam Wilmott as they attempt to make a film for a college project. They receive a mysterious message tied to a pigeon, and are drawn into a strange world of codes and mysteries.
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