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Play Reading of a new play by playwrite Sheila Rinear
"Bound for Truth" Dec. 13th
A discussion of Renaissance English Music by Dr. Burton Greenspan
Wine and Sociability at the Southern Mansion, Cape May
Cape May. Strike up your lute. It is Renaissance redux at the Southern Mansion for Access to Art, Inc. on Dec. 13th, at 7:30 p.m. when the elegantly festooned l860's era mansion, the Southern Mansion will entertain Access's guests for a reading of a Renaissance play and a talk about Renaissance music in Henry VIII's England. The event is open to the public. Decked with Christmas splendor, the Southern Mansion, who hosted Access's Salute to the Italian Renaissance in 2010, at 720 Washington St., Cape May will play host to a return of Dr. Bert Greenspan to discuss Renaissance music in Henry VIII's England. The event, which includes wine, will occur on Thursday, Dec. 13th at 7:30 p.m. Access to Art will continue their explorations of 16th century Renaissance England at a play reading of "Bound for Truth," featuring Sir Thomas More, former chancellor for Henry VIII , featuring his eldest and favorite daughter , Margaret, trained as a humanist at More's home in Chelsea. Women were not educated in the 16th century, but More educated his three daughters, his stepdaughters, and his son the same bringing in the finest dons from Cambridge and Oxford, and famed scholars from the continent. Margaret translated a religious work from Erasmus, the famed Netherlands humanist.
The reading of the new play by Sheila Lynch Rinear, "Bound for Truth," with be done with area and NYC equity actors from East Lynne Theatre Company. The play, funded by the NJ State Council on the Arts, Dept. of State, and supported by the Cape May County Cultural and Heritage Commission, and by Samuel S. DeVico, concerns the period of former Chancellor Thomas More's sojourn in the Tower of London. He had retired from the chancellorship as Henry conspired to rid himself of Catherine of Aragon, and was consigned to the Tower when he refused to sign Henry's oath which made Henry both the head of the church spiritual and the head of state in England. This situation transpired when Cardinal Wolsey, then Chancellor of England, was unable to get Henry VIII a divorce from Pope Clement VII, a Medici. Henry had been married to Catherine of Aragon, for 22 years, with no male heir. Catherine, who was the aunt of the Holy Roman Emperor, Charles V, spelled trouble for the Pope, since, eventually Charles V sacked Rome and ended the Renaissance. That created a problem for the Pope, who vacillated. The papacy had already given one annulment to allow Henry to marry his brother Arthur's widow, when Arthur died at 15 years of age.
Margaret Roper More managed to visit her father, in the tower, by signing the oath, and assuring Cromwell that she would get her father to take the oath . Margaret was the eldest, and the brightest of his children, and the most gifted in languages. She was a translator for Erasmus, the great Renaissance Greek scholar. The event is scheduled for a Thursday evening, Dec. 13th at 7:30 p.m. and will be followed by a wine reception. An introduction to the music of the court of Henry VIII will be given by Dr. Burton Greenspan, formerly of Rowan University, and currently concertmaster of the Naples Opera Company in Naples, Florida. "Dr. Bert taught music history at Rowan, and also violin. He has an undergraduate degree from Julliard, and a graduate degree in performance from Indiana University. He is an informative and entertaining speaker, and he gives one an educated chance at seeing the period musically."said Barbara Beitel. Also joining Access will be Joseph Mayes, head of the Early Music Dept. at Rowan, who will play a little lute, to introduce the play's masque. The lute was the instrument of choice of Henry VIII who played the lute as did his wives, and associates. Henry had 58 paid musicians at his court, from Italy and the Netherlands, and a children's Chapell, and he took music seriously enough to also compose it. He liked to sight read with his courtiers and to sing. He was the most musical of the Renaissance Kings. He played the lute, the organ and the virginals.
"We are having a reading of the beginning of the play, and we will have the play fully developed by the Cape May Renaissance Festival." said Barbara Beitel, Access to Art, Director. "Meanwhile, we invite everyone to an evening similar to the one we had several years ago on the Italian Renaissance, with the addition of a play reading." Beitel said. "England had its religious wars, as did Europe, and it was a bloody business. We can be thankful that all we have to put up with is character assassination, and not murder in our present political climate. It makes one acutely aware of the reason our forefathers were so adamant about separation of church and state." she said.
Tickets are $25., adults, $20 seniors and include wine and the entertainment. Call Barbara Beitel at (609) 465-3963, Send checks to Access to Art, Inc., 417 E. Pacific Ave., Cape May Court House, N.J. 08210.


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Problem with OpenTK and DevExpress Document and Dock ManagersPosted Friday, 2 September, 2011 - 12:49 by nlraley in
I am trying to provide support for dockable panels and content for my application that was running OpenTK using your GLControl.
The first render is rendering everything fine. I pre-load all of my textures before displaying anything and the entire scene, background and all is rendered just fine. However, when the panel that contains the GLControl has its docked parent changed, none of the pre-loaded textures are able to be drawn for the background. The primitives are rendered just fine, OpenGL just does not load any of my textures at that point. Changing the docked parent back to the original does not work as well.
I was wandering if someone would have any ideas as to what may be going on that would cause the primitives to render fine but the textures to not render?
It might be the case that the GLControl handle is destroyed and recreated when the docked parent is changed. In this case, the GLControl has no other choice but to recreate its GraphicsContext, deleting your textures in the process.
You can verify whether this happens by hooking the HandleDestroyed event. If this is indeed the case, you should be able to fix the issue by detaching the GLControl from the Panel temporarily when changing its docked parent.
Thanks, that worked.
For anyone needing to know how to do this, on the form which hosts your control you simply need to perform the following:
protected override void OnHandleCreated(EventArgs e) { if (glControl1 != null) Controls.Add(glControl1); base.OnHandleCreated(e); } protected override void OnHandleDestroyed(EventArgs e) { if (!first && glControl1 != null) Controls.Remove(glControl1); first = false; base.OnHandleDestroyed(e); }
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Today the Appeals Court upheld the Forest & Bird appeal challenging DoC's decision to downgrade, and swap to the Regional…
Fascinating collection of misleading headlines in HB Today this past week. Clearly the headline writers working for HBT owner APN in Auckland, Sydney, Shanghai — or wherever — don't actually read or understand the content they're labeling!
Examples …
On Tuesday:
Fracking should not be banned says PCE
That's an accurate headline … but only to a point, especially for a Hawke's Bay readership. The Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment also, in addition to stressing the necessity for a far more rigorous regulatory framework, yet to be devised, asked some absolutely critical questions specifically about fracking in our region. From the report:
"With regard to fracking shale on the east coast of the North Island, the following are some of the questions that should be asked – and indeed answered.
But not to worry. On Thursday, HBT ran this story: Bay MPs give assurances on fracking. MPs Foss and Tremain reassure us they have everything under control. They've talked to the Energy Minister. They won't allow anything harmful to occur. You might want to save that article!
On Wednesday:
Hawke's Bay top spots steal the show
(Article not online, but here's the full list)
This was an article noting that of 101 "Must-do's for Kiwis" (as voted by more than 280,000 Kiwis via AA Travel), only two attractions in Hawke's Bay made the list, near the bottom — the Lake Waikaremoana Great Walk, at #92, and the Pacific Coast Highway, at #87.
The Lake Walk I understand. Yet, despite continuous complaints (including from dust-plagued residents along unsealed portions of the road) the HBRC has done nothing to provide a decent road to the attraction. Just never seems to make the priority list.
Hawke's Bay Tourism director Annie Dundas regularly points out that 80% of HB visitors are fellow New Zealanders; those who belong to AA arguably are among the most frequent travelers … and they rank at least 86 other destinations as more appealing. So … "Hawke's Bay steals the show"?!
The editor of HBT helpfully opined: We just need a bigger welcome sign … and, "We need to continually come up with innovative ways of marketing our region." Got that, Annie?
Let me ask a question: Could it possibly be that Hawke's Bay is a fabulous place to live, but a ho-hum place to visit?
On Thursday:
$77b export bonanza awaits Bay
That's the potential increase in HB agricultural exports a report from ANZ predicts by 2050, if our farmers get it right. Getting it right to ANZ means "land use change, productivity gains and intensification." There is a warning sounded: "Significant barriers will have to be overcome at every step of the supply chain, requiring substantial investment." Hmmm … I wondering who is standing by to lend farmers — who already hold record, in many cases unsustainable, debt levels — more money? The article left no doubt that ANZ is keen!
"Fuel up the truck, we're headed to the bank first thing Monday morning Dorothy! There's a pot of gold at the end of that rainbow."
Also on Thursday:
Next stage focuses on dam project costs
Hello? Next stage? Does this mean that when the costs are actually final and understood that the Regional Council will conduct a bona fide (as in legally sound) consultation process to see if anyone in Hawke's Bay wants to pay for the project?
Even a sleepy supporter of the dam like Councillor Ewan McGregor has awoken, recently questioning whether any farmers in CHB are willing to pay the price. It seems that Councillor McGregor is finally hearing — although BayBuzz and others have been reporting this for months — that CHB farmers are rather balky on the matter. So he finally raised the fundamental question at last Wednesday's HBRC meeting, after voting last month that the project was 'feasible enough' to proceed with.
CEO Andrew Newman's response was interesting. I was there. As summarised by HBT: "Mr Newman said there had not been a clear opportunity to speak with potential buyers prior to the council's decision to apply for a resource consent to build the dam. 'We are now at that point and we can have that conversation at a higher level than the previous three years'."
Newman's position has shifted steadily as evidence of CHB farmers' resistance has grown. Initially, the position was that the feasibility of the project depended on clear signals that farmers would embrace and pay the price for the scheme. When that could not be established, HBRC produced a 'feasibility' report saying farmer acceptance didn't really matter, other investors will carry the load and eventually farmers will buy in (or be replaced by new farmer/landowners who will). Now Newman's position is that HBRC shouldn't even be having the farmer/user conversation anyway, it's a matter to be discussed between individual farmers and their bankers and accountants.
Just one more example of shifting goal posts in the dam saga.
So, on reflection, maybe that headline is accurate after all … the next stage will focus on dam project costs and who will pay them. If we the ratepayers sit by and wait it out, perhaps somewhere along the line we'll get an honest accounting of it all … and then the bill.
Tom Belford
Scary stuff Tom! Yes, the media spin in the few days immediately following PCE's Interim Report was at best misleading and, at worst, irresponsible. Fueled, of course, by government (who want it, no matter what) and industry (who want to do it, no matter what). (Tremain, Foss, Heatley don't inspire confidence – sorry!)
What a pity it was pretty much done and dusted before people actually read the report, or listened to Dr Jan Wright's interview on RNZ's 'nine to noon' when she voiced very real concerns that need answers! In particular, her concerns (highlighted by you) have particular relevance for Hawke's Bay/East Coast, are the issues that have been raised by 'Don't Frack the Bay' for some time now..
I listened to that interview on-line because, hey! I was at the same HBRC meeting as you!
What an exciting, animated, few minutes we had!!! Even Chairperson Wilson was surprised at the speed of response and level of engagement on the issue of local government reform! Councillor seats might be under threat and, worse, could Council reasonably be expected to function under such a threat??
However, it was all over in a few minutes and good on you Councillors who recognized that the sky probably wont fall in; and you are probably not the exclusive "chosen few" that some perceive.
I attended that meeting because I wanted to see and hear the paper, promised at the last meeting, on the role and structure of HBRIC. (To date, it has all been a bit hazy)
I was rather gobsmacked to learn that this discussion was earmarked for "public excluded" but, after emails (some unhelpful) and a conversation with Cr Kirton, was pleased to find it on the public agenda – where it belonged!
In the end, none of it was that helpful……. Noted that all councillors are required to use microphones but, apparently, the CE is not! His jargonese is, at the best of times, difficult to interpret. With no line of sight (councillors heads in the way) and no microphone, I could only catch snaps of what he was saying.
Did he really say, "well, now we can go out and talk to landowners and gauge the level of interest/uptake"?
Did he say "we need to talk to possible investors"?
Am I to understand that none of this was a pre-requisite before developing a multi-million dollar water storage project?
And – exactly, what is the "proposed role adjustments of the Executive Leadership??? both in HBRC and HBRIC Ltd??
Methinks CE Andrew Newman spends far too much time in Wellington and has lost touch with what his role in the Regional Council actually is! I am sure he aspires to greatness, but could he please do that on his own credentials and not on the back of Hawke's Bay ratepayers??!!
I think that the dam will end up too expensive for the current CHB farmers. But Mr Newman doesn't care. He'll happily see those family farms go down the drain and be replaced by big business. Hello Chinese investors! Be worried, CHB farmers. Be very worried!
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Monday the Regional Council staff put out a press release titled 'Tukituki in the clear', indicating that the most recent analysis…


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Students apply every fall semester and get matched with alumni for mentoring during the spring semester (January thru April). During the spring semester the alumni-student pairs will participate in 2-3 events together to discuss career plans, goals, resume review, job opportunities, etc. It is a very manageable time commitment for both the mentor and the student.
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The Newburgh Jewish Community Center hosted their Hamantashen Bake Off Monday as part of their School Days Off program. The triangle-shaped cookies are part of the upcoming Jewish holiday of Purim on Saturday. The shape is that of the hat worn by Haman, a man who wanted to persecute Jews in 597 B.C. During the reading of the story of Haman and Queen Esther, each time his name is read, noise makers, or Grogger's are shaken. Executive director of the Newburgh JCC, Debbie Sanford, second on left, and Hannah Gross begin working with the dough to roll out for the cookies. The tradition of Shalachmanot comes from this where people give cookies and treats to their friends as part of the holiday.
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Al Gore refers to 'new iPhones' coming in October
Has former vice-president Al Gore unwittingly revealed Apple's plans to launch more than one new iPhone in October?
Has former vice-president Al Gore unwittingly revealed Apple's plans to launch more than one new iPhone in October?
Analyst Brian Blair of Wedge Partners has said that Apple will only launch one new iPhone this year, not two models as others have claimed.
According to current speculation, Apple's iPhone 5 is just weeks away from becoming a reality.
Although Apple hasn't announced a release date for the iPhone 5, existing iPhone owners are already selling their handsets in anticipation.
Apple will launch the next iPhone on Oct. 4, a technology blog said today, citing what it called "sources close to the situation."
An image provided by an iPhone case supplier suggests that the next-generation iPhone will have a wider Home button, larger screen and a newly-positioned flash for the camera.
Doubt has been cast on the possibility of Apple launching an iPhone 5 in 2011 after a Chinese supplier claimed there was going to be "no iPhone 5 this year".
Apple will lift the lid on its latest Australian retail store this Saturday,September 24. The Hornsby Apple Store will open its doors for the first time at 10am.
Apple will post two bumper quarters for iPhone production in the second half of 2011, according to FBR Capital Markets analyst Craig Berger.
More reports suggest the iPhone 5 will launch in October, with preorders beginning September 30. Backing up a report from TiPB last week, 9 to 5 Mac claims it has independently confirmed Friday, October 7, as the launch date of the iPhone 5.
Rumors of system-wide voice recognition in iOS have been floating around since Apple acquired speech technology companies Siri and Nuance last year.
In anticipation of the fall release of iCloud, Apple this week set icloud.com live for developers. iCloud represents a revamped version of Apple's existing Mail, Contacts, and Calendar, and integrates the document sharing features of iWork.com.
The new developer beta of iOS 5 released last weekend contained a number of new image filters that should let developers manipulate photos much more quickly and easily.
The latest global market-share estimates for smartphones are out. And as we've come to expect from these regular exercises in mobile OS number-crunching, the news is bright for Apple and Google, but a bit bleak for Nokia, Research In Motion (RIM), an...
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.


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Key artists: Michele Lee (writer/project concept and development), Tanya Dickson (director and concept development), Alan Nguyen (sound designer and concept development) and Clare McCracken (visual designer and concept development). With Ash Blakeney sound designing 'Travellers'.
Performers: Keith Brockett, Roddy Cairns, Matt Crosby, Tom Dent, Jing-Xuan Chan, Kane Felsinger, Fanny Hanusin, Ferdinand Hoang, Nicole Lee, Elizabeth Nabben, Mark Tregonning, Sarah Walker and Janine Watson
Additional arrangement and composition: Roddy Cairns
Sound engineers: Ash Blakeney and Simon Cotter
Mentor: Roslyn Oades
Funded by Darwin Festival and the Australia Council for the Darwin Festival remount; funded by You Are Here Festival for the You Are Here Festival 2013; and funded by the City of Yarra, the Australia Council and Next Wave Festival for the Next Wave Festival 2012
September 2011 showing: Brendan O'Connell (direction of the text)
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Choose your own colour. Listen to it speak!
Talon Salon is a site-specific audio theatre work about Vietnamese-run nail salons in Australia, first presented within a salon as part of the Next Wave Festival 2012 and presented again in the You Are Here Festival in Canberra 2013.
In Talon Salon, immerse your mind in one of four fictional audio pieces while you receive the nail treatment of your choice. Glimpse into the nail salon universe – workers, owners, customers, daughters, husbands and passers by.
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About 156 third- through eighth-graders take part in today's "Girls On The Run 5k" at Pineland Farms in New Gloucester.Video Transcript
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY GIRLS FROM ACROSS MAINE HAVE BEEN PARTICIPATING IN A VERY SPECIAL RUNNING PROGRAM THAN NOT ONLY TEACHES THE IMPORTANCE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY BUT IMPORTANT LIFE LESSONS AS WELL. W-M-T-W NEWS 8'S KATIE THOMPSON IS LIVE FROM PINELAND FARMS IN NEW GLOUCESTER WITH MORE ON THE áGIRLS ON THE RUN FIVE-K.á GOOD MORNING KATIE. GOOD MORNING NORM. áGIRLS ON THE RUNá IS A TEN WEEK PROGRAM FOR GIRLS IN THIRD THROUGH FIFTH GRADE AND SIXTH THROUGH EIGHTH GRADES AS WELL. IT TEACHES GIRLS TO CREATE A BETTER SENSE OF SELF IMAGE, HEALTH, AND WHAT IT MEANS TO BE PART OF A TEAM AND A COMMUNITY. THOSE LESSONS ARE COMBINED THROUGH THE BENEFITS OF RUNNING, CULMINATING IN TODAY'S FIVE-K HERE AT PINELAND FARMS. LAST MONTH WE CAUGHT UP WITH ONE TEAM OF YOUNG GIRLS FROM PORTLAND'S OCEAN AVENUE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AS THEY WERE PREPARING FOR TODAY'S RUN. THE MAINE CHAPTER OF áGIRLS ON THE RUNá IS IN ITS THIRD SEASON AND IS SPLIT INTO A FALL AND SPRING SESSION. ABOUT ONE HUNDRED AND 65 GIRLS FROM ACROSS MAINE ARE PARTICIPATING IN THE FALL SESSION WHICH STARTED IN SEPTEMBER. THE GIRLS WORKOUT TWICE A WEEK TOGETHER AND WHILE THE EXERCISE PORTION OF THE PROGRAM IS IMPORTANT, IT ALSO HELPS THESE GIRLS SET GOALS AND STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF FINISHING A RACE OVER WINNING ONE. "when you see their smile when they cross the finish line of the 5K and you know that they started 10 weeks prior to that, maybe with lower self confidence or without that that sense of camaraderie with their teammates and you seem them come together as a team it's a really wonderful to see. A COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT IS ALSO PART OF THE PROGRAM AND EACH TEAM DECIDES HOW THEY WANT TO GIVE BACK TO THEIR COMMUNITY. SOME TEAMS HAVE CLEARED RUNNING TRAILS AND SOME HAVE EVEN DECORATED CARDS FOR THE PATIENTS AT THE BARBARA BUSH CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL. TODAY'S áGIRLS ON THE RUN 5Ká IS CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC. ONLY THE GIRLS PARTICIPATING IN THE PROGRAM WILL BE PARTICIPATING. THE 5-K BEGINS HERE AT PINELAND FARMS THIS MORNING AT NINE A-M. IN NEW GLOUCESTER, KATIE THOMPSON, W-M-T-W NEWS 8.
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Ginger (Zingiber officinale), a common spice that was considered a luxury more than 5,000 years ago, has a very rich history.
The Indians and ancient Chinese used the root of ginger as a tonic to treat common ailments. Although ginger originated in Southeast Asia, it was widely cultivated in other countries. By the 1st century, traders had taken ginger into the Mediterranean regions.
Eventually, it became a popular spice in Rome. Unfortunately, the use of ginger fell from use once the Roman Empire fell. At this point, ginger's worth had increased. It was commonly used to make delicacy sweets in the medieval times.
Ginger has been traded throughout history longer than most other spices. It was valued for its medicinal merits: it is a popular warming spice, a digestive aid, and sometimes used to treat flatulence and colic. Today, ginger is easily accessible in local grocery stores and throughout markets, but back in the 14th century it cost about the same amount as a live sheep or piece of livestock!
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I read Mark Freeman's Nov. 10 story about this being the worst time of year for deer as far as getting killed by automobiles. I guess Mr. Freeman was right, because I just found a dead deer on the shoulder of the road in front of my home.
Because the deer was killed crossing a busy highway, I thought a crew might come pick up its remains. But it's been several days, and the carcass is still there. The neighbors are wondering what I'm going to do about it. I'm sure hoping you can help me.
— Jan T., Rogue River
First, let us all take a brief moment of silence in memory of dead Bambi. Poor thing. We can't imagine that getting smacked by a semi — or even a Honda Civic — is a good way to go.
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Assuming the deer is on state highway property. (Or even county property, for that matter.)
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We called that number and were told that if you call and provide the location of the deceased, including which side of the road and perhaps some other directions, someone would come out and take Bambi away.
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AMD ships triple-core Phenoms
AMD has begun shipping triple core X3 Phenom processors in 2.1GHz and 2.3GHz versions
AMD has begun shipping its new triple-core processors for the desktop market, in a move that could sharpen its competitive edge against rival Intel.
The 2.1GHz and 2.3GHz triple-core Phenom X3s offer as much as a 30% performance improvement in some instances compared to a dual-core chip operating at the same frequency, claims AMD.
AMD first disclosed plans to make the Phenom X3 in 2007, saying then that a third core could be beneficial by taking care of background tasks, leaving two cores to run games or applications.
The company had a difficult 2007 as its full-year loss swelled to $3.38 billion (£1.68 billion) from a net loss of $166 million in 2006. Partly to blame was a design problem with its Barcelona server chip that AMD said was key to regaining its competitive edge against Intel.
The recently announced processors are aimed principally at the mainstream PC market, but also include a high-end Phenom Black Edition chip that video gamers can easily overclock. "Jon Carvill, AMD senior manager of PR: "The new Phenoms will add some much-needed muscle to our range," Jon Carvill, AMD's senior manager of PR told PC Pro.
"AMD is increasingly focused on the mainstream PC market and I think it will be quite competitive there," says analyst Rob Enderle of the Enderle Group.
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|Bolden, James A.
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|Supreme Court Docket No.
|1002 DD No. 3
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|Barbara S. Rosenberg
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|Commencing in September 1989, Respondent, who was admitted to the bar in 1981, was executor of an estate, which he failed to represent diligently, although his neglect before the four-year period before the filing of the original complaint was introduced as background only. He failed to maintain accurate contemporaneous records of the time and services which he and his firm provided and of his financial transactions in the estate. From a PA estate valued at $201,000 and its income he withdrew over $85,600, for fees, commissions and expense reimbursements. He failed to provide accountings and to remit unearned funds to the beneficiaries even after intervention by their counsel and Orphans Court orders and engaged in frivolous litigation to avoid compliance. As Respondent did make restitution of principal but not fully repay as directed by the court due to exigent circumstances, had no record of discipline and an exemplary personal record including military service, a professorship at a local univer-sity, and contributions to racial equality, was co-operative in stipulating to the evidence, and expressed remorse, a recommendation of a public censure was accepted by the Hearing Committee. However, in view of the egregiousness of the misconduct, the Board found that this was insufficient and recommended a three-year suspension, which the Court imposed.
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|Discipline Imposed
|3 year suspension
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The Reformed Presbyterian Church – Hanover Presbytery is a very conservative Reformed Denomination, with nine congregations in the United States. It claims to be in the tradition of the historic Relief Church from Scotland.[1]
When the Presbyterian Church in America joined with the Reformed Presbyterian Church, Evangelical Synod in 1983, a group that decided not to go along with the union called themselves the Covenant Presbytery. By 1985 this presbytery had grown to four presbyteries and become the Reformed Presbyterian Church in the United States. In 1990 it changed its name to the RPC in the Americas. Within a year, the four presbyteries of this denomination were in conflict. One of these was Hanover Presbytery, which became a separate denomination.[2]
The Hanover Presbytery believes the Bible to be the inspired, inerrant Word of God and adhere to the Westminster Confession of faith and Catechisms. They firmly believe in the Regulative principle of worship and use only the Authorized King James version of the Bible. They hold to a form of Church Government called constitutional presbyterianism, which place great emphisis on the authority of the local congregation in church discipline and there are no ongoing moderators, boards, committees, or salaried staff at presbytery level or above.
- ^ History and Practices from the denomination's web site
- ^ Jean-Jacques Bauswein and Lukas Vischer (eds), The Reformed Family Worldwide: A Survey of Reformed Churches, Theological Schools, and International Organizations, W.B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1999, ISBN 0802844960, p. 538


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you folks are still here trying to figure out the differences between male and female? you folks never played doctor when you were kids? i noticed right away the differences the first time on the mat. for one thing, the females, in general, are better looking. sorry, but most of you blokes are kinda not very remotely attractive. then there is the smell. the females smell better too, all around.
personally, i don't think much about the differences when it comes to martial arts. i guess growing up in a country where women were encouraged to take up arms and be at the front-line, sort of taking the issues of male and female in martial arts or combat, out of my view. it also helped when the girls there didn't play with barbie dolls, but preferred to kick kent's ass and took him prisoner. ever wonder why we men rather went to war instead of staying behind and deal with the women? just observe for a moment the conversation, one night, in an unspecified tent, of Gengis Khan horde.
GK (Gengis Khan): ok, did you all made a good excuses to sneak out of your tents?
Horde leaders: yes, GK.
Matthew "the camel": the wives kept asking me about when i would be back. i need to get back early; otherwise, they will be really mad.
Horde leaders: me too. me too.
GK: OK. you are a bunch of spineless women!
Horde leaders: GK, you sneaked out too!
GK: Don't make me go over there and kick your asses!
Chris "the fallen": you have no idea what it likes with them! just the other day, my second wife asked me about about... her wrapping dress. she asked me if i liked the color. i said "yes". then she said "i don't seem to be enthusiast about it" that i hated the color. then she went tearful on me!
GK and Horde: sheesh! sorry man, that's tough break. we all have been there. pass the man the wine skin!
Marc "the brute": that's nothing! my third wife asked me about if she's fat!
Horde: *gasp" what did you say?
Marc "the brute": i said i love her whatever shape she in.
Horde: *collectively shaking head of impending doom*
Marc "the brute": she went all pouty and crying and weeping and the rest of wives joined her! i wanted to kill something badly so i went out and milked the goats!
GK: cheer up man! here, drink some wine from my wine skin!
John "the hacker": that's nothing. the other day, my first wife asked me if i know what day is this? i could barely remembered my own manhood if it wasn't attach to me and she asked me the day? it turned out it was our anniversary where we wed over the pile of dead bodies from that looting by the yellow river. and i forgot to steal some flowers for her! *sobbing* it was so bad i had to sleep in the tent with her for a couple of days.
Horde: that ain't bad!
John: and talked about feelings! *sobbing*
Horde: *collective gasp NO NOT FEELING!"
GK: OK. that does it! so we are all agree that we will take the horde to the southern plain and sweeping across the world to be away from the women folks, right?
Horde: RIGHT!!!
GK; here is the plan. we will gather up the clans and sneak out early in the morning, before the women wake up around noon.
Horde: what excuse do we use?
GK: gone fishing!
Horde: but we are in the middle of the damn desert!
GK: right, we will go until we can find a place to fish! i heard of this place called hawaii. we should heading in that direction.
and there rest is history!
*for the longer version of the meeting notes, i might post it at a later time*
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In 2001, Bryan Hemming was diagnosed with thyroid cancer. He came to CPMC for care and thanks to the skill of Dr. Mark Singer and his team, Hemming survived – but he came out of the process a changed man. "Having successfully gone through the medical and emotional trauma of cancer, I vowed to give back," he says.
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"When I was first diagnosed I didn't know what to do—I needed to be guided," says Hemming. "That inspired me to create a haven for people with cancer and I wanted to create this while I was still here. My gift plan provides for me, but it also helps provide a place for cancer patients to go for comfort and peace of mind."


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While many business owners and CEOs of large corporations may be automatically tagged in the old, boring, and potentially way-too-serious categories, these assumed stereotypes do not hold true for the San Diego nightlife industry.
In fact, many nightclub owners in San Diego have far more party experience than the rest of us, and let's just say, they definitely know how to have one hell of a good time. After all, why would you own a nightclub if you don't let yourself enjoy the party perks?
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One may assume that someone as accomplished as Dave Laurent must have started his career in some prestigious Harvard circle; however Dave's deepest roots are in the music industry. By the time he graduated high school, Dave was already spinning as a mobile DJ for Marc Jason Enterprises (now called Total Entertainment), and he continued on to spin at clubs in the Rockland County and New York Metro Area throughout the 1990s.
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Meanwhile, back in San Diego in 2008, the new power-house collective RMD Group – comprised of nightlife and entertainment entrepreneurs Rodrigo Iglesias, Mike Georgopoulous and Dave Renzella – was in the process of staging a multi-million dollar renovation of one of San Diego's original clubs, Side Bar. Dave Laurent partnered with the RMD Group and purchased Side Bar, enabling the vision to become a reality.
A fresh new summer party series, Side Bar's House of Fortune Thursdays feature San Diego-based music and entertainment company Fortune 421's close-knit family of house and electro DJs along with $7 you-call-it drink specials all night. With a rotating roster of featured Fortune DJs, the brand new House of Fortune weekly parties at Side Bar are already one of the hottest destinations for Thursday nights in downtown San Diego.
So of course it only made sense for Dave Laurent to choose the House of Fortune party on Thursday, June 10th to showcase his DJ skills alongside Fortune DJs Travis Emmons and Jon Dadon. Principal Owner by day, rock star by night, Dave Laurent took over the bird cage and spun his signature mix of electro, tech and progressive house beats as friends and party-goers – including DiscoverSD.com President Nadav Wilf, of course – popped bottles and rose champagne flutes in his honor.
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Out against Robredo
Roger lost 6-7(3), 3-6, 4-6 to Tommy Robredo of Spain on Monday night in round four of the US Open.
"I kind of self-destructed, which is very disappointing, especially on a quicker court. Your serve helps you out. You're going to make the difference somewhere. I just couldn't do it. It was a frustrating performance," Roger said. He had enough opportunities to find his way into the match. Roger level to 2-2 after trailing 0-2 in the opening set. And he did so once again as Robredo broke his serve to 4-5, then matching the break and taking the score to 5-5 and finally taking the set into a tie-breaker. But over the two hours and 24 minutes of play, our champ accumulated 43 unforced errors and managed to convert only these 2 of 16 break points.
Next up for Roger is the Shanghai Rolex Masters in October.
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Troubled James O'Connor let go by Queensland
Troubled Australian utility back James O'Connor looks to have ended his rugby career in his homeland after he was released from his contract with the Queensland Reds.
Troubled Australian utility back James O'Connor looks to have ended his rugby career in his homeland after he was released from his contract with the Queensland Reds.
Former Leinster head coach Matt O'Connor has joined the Queensland Reds as attack coach.
Lock Kane Douglas became eligible to play for Australia at the World Cup on Friday when he signed a three-year deal to join the Queensland Reds.
Queensland Reds boss Jim Carmichael has denied Quade Cooper's move to French power club Toulon is a done deal and insists the Australia flyhalf is still a chance of staying with his Super Rugby side.
Former captain James Horwill has been recalled to Australia's starting line-up in place of Sam Carter for the test against France at the Stade de France on Saturday.
Former Wallabies official Di Patston is on heavy medication after quitting her job amid an explosive scandal over "offensive" text messages sent by utility back Kurtley Beale, coach Ewen McKenzie said on Tuesday.
Australia have called up Saia Faingaa to their squad for the upcoming Rugby Championship after Tolu Latu broke his arm on the weekend to further deplete their options in the middle of the front row.
Queensland Reds winger Luke Morahan has been called into the Australia squad for the Lions series.
A Ben Youngs try and faultless kicking from Owen Farrell earned the Lions a 22-12 victory over Queensland Reds at Suncorp Stadium.
Ireland star Tommy Bowe looks set to be ruled out of the Lions tour after suffering a suspected broken bone in his hand during victory over Queensland Reds.
Sam Warburton will make his tour bow when he captains the British and Irish Lions against Queensland Reds on Saturday, while Tommy Bowe also starts.
Australia captain James Horwill has re-signed with the Australian Rugby Union and Queensland Reds in a deal which will take him through to the 2015 World Cup.
Australia winger Digby Ioane is to leave the Queensland Reds and move to a French club at the end of the Super Rugby season.
Queensland Reds boss Jim Carmichael is "fed up" with Quade Cooper's Twitter outburst against Wallabies coach Robbie Deans
Munster have signed Queensland Reds utility back Will Chambers on a short-term contract subject to securing a valid work permit.
The Wallabies can carry the momentum of the Queensland Reds' Super rugby triumph into the test arena, according to captain James Horwill.
Radike Samo has been recalled to Australia's Tri-Nations side, seven years after he last played for the Wallabies.
Leinster concluded their pre-season preparations with a resounding victory over the Queensland Reds at Donnybrook on Saturday evening.
The Leinster team to face the Queensland Reds in Saturday's pre-season friendly in Donnybrook (kick-off: 6.00pm) has been named.
Matt Williams today named a 22 man squad from which he will select his starting line up to take on the Queensland Reds at Ravenhill on Friday 22 August, KO, 19.30.


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Rios, THE RING's No. 1 lightweight, is coming off July's third-round knockout of Urbano Antillon (28-3, 20 KOs), the first defense of his belt. Prior to that, Rios came up with a 10th-round stoppage to take the be title from Miguel Acosta (28-4-2, 22 KOs) in February.
Rios dropped Acosta during the sixth, eighth and last rounds on the way to ending a 19-fight winning streak that had included 12 stoppages.
The lone blemish on the record of Rios is a 10-round draw against Manuel Perez in October of 2008. After that, Rios reeled off six consecutive knockouts before scoring a seventh-round disqualification victory over previously unbeaten Anthony Peterson (32-1, 20 KOs) in a WBA eliminator bout in September of last year.
"If you're not prepared, you're in for an early night. Even if you are prepared, you're still in for an early night," Rios told Murray. "In the ring, there's no friends. Outside of the ring, yeah, I'll talk to you and shake your hands after that, but not during fightweek."
During a recent video interview, promoter Russell Peltz called Argentina's Sebastian Lujan (38-5-2, 24 KOs) potentially the most difficult opponent in the career of unbeaten Philadelphia welterweight Mike Jones (25-0, 19 KOs).
The 28-year-old Jones will meet Lujan (38-5-2, 24 KOs) for the No. 1 spot in the IBF's ratings, with the winner meeting IBF No. 2-rated Randall Bailey (42-7, 36 KOs) for the organization's belt that was recently vacated by Andre Berto (28-1, 22 KOs).
"It's a big fight. Probably the toughest fight we've had so far, Sebastian Lujan," said Peltz. "It could even be tougher than fighting Randall Bailey for the title, I'm not really sure."
In victory over Lujan, Jones had even been mentioned as a potential opponent for RING No. 1-rated pound for pound fighter Manny Pacquiao (54-3-2, 38 KOs).
But Peltz was even more emphatic concering Lujan as an opponent during Thursday's undercard press conference.
"We're not in the Manny Pacquiao sweepstakes," said Peltz. "We're in the Sebastian Lujan sweepstakes."
Jones is coming off a second-round knockout of Raul Munoz, which was accomplished in June before his hometown fans at the South Philly Arena. Prior to Munoz, Jones battled through consecutive majority and unanimous decisions over Jesus Soto Karass in February and June.
"[Lujan is] much better than Jesus Soto-Karass. Just as sturdy. It's the kind of fight you're going to have to win if you're going to fight for a world title," said Peltz.
Jones stands 6-foot tall, giving him a six-inch advantage in height over the 5-foot-6 Lujan, who has won 12 straight bouts, including six by knockout, and is coming off a ninth-round knockout of Mark Melligan in July.
Lujan spent time training alongside Margarito as well as Soto Karass in preparation for Jones.
"That was very, very good training for me, especially sparring with Margarito. In training camp, Soto Karass helped me out a lot. We sparred with Brandon Rios too," said Lujan.
"My opponent will have to be very well prepared to be able to handle me. Jones can say anything that he wants. At the end of the night, it's just going to be me and him in that ring together."


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Exercises planned for April
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The Vermont National Guard will be training at the Ethan Allen Firing Range in Underhill and Jericho in April.
Officials say that on training days, live-ammunition exercises will run from 7:30 in the morning to 5 p.m., with the firing concluding in the late afternoon.
The Ethan Allen Firing Range is closed to the public.
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Wings' coach fielded questions from national media on April 6
Wednesday, 04.7.2010 / 10:26 AM ET / News
In his fifth season behind the Red Wings' bench, Babcock has compiled a 254-101-51 record making NHL history by posting at least 50 wins in each of his first four seasons.
He's coached Detroit to two President's trophies as regular-season champions, as well as to the Stanley Cup finals in the past two seasons, winning the Stanley Cup in 2008.
Babcock also guided Team Canada to a gold medal at the 2010 Olympic games in Vancouver.
QUESTION: Obviously now moving on to your next season, was there a transition for you moving from the international stage at the Olympics back to the regular-season grind of the NHL and trying to get into a playoff spot?
BABCOCK: None. No. I mean, we played the next night in Colorado. We needed the win. We talked about it. We found a way to win. We've been real fortunate in the fact that we were able to get on a great run.
I really thought probably after the Olympic break that if we could, we'd be playing Chicago on Sunday for hopes of getting in the playoffs. So our run's been fantastic. It's great to be in.
Now we can make prudent decisions with our players. If guys needed to be -- need to take a day off because they've got a pull or their shoulder's bad, we can give them that. We couldn't over this stretch. We just had to find a way to get points.
QUESTION: In some ways, I guess, those injuries may pay off in the fact that those guys are rested now, they are back for the playoffs, and that rest has got to be good for you guys, considering the long runs you've had the last couple of years.
BABCOCK: Well, we really think that -- we really feel the runs we've had over the last few years and our summers being short and our ability to train hasn't been as good.
And I thought that affected us early and maybe helped with all the injuries we had. Seeing that, just like you said, I believe that some of the guys that haven't played much hockey, whether that be (Henrik) Zetterberg had a good break. (Jason) Williams had a good break. (Valtteri) Flippula. (Andreas) Lilja. And (Niklas) Kronwall. Who else am I missing? (Dan) Cleary. Lots of guys have had, (Johan) Franzen, lots of guys have had long, long layoffs, they should be a lot fresher.
QUESTION: I'm wondering, you guys -- everyone's talked about a post-Olympic hangover. But you guys, if anything, might have had a pre-Olympic hangover. With eight guys going to the games and having so much work to do in the standings, were you concerned going into the Olympics about kind of the direction of your team?
BABCOCK: We're always concerned. Yet, we really felt that our team was so beat up. At one point we had eight very, very good hockey players out for a long period of time. We just felt if we could buy time and get them back and not lose touch -- you've got to give our guys on the farm a lot of credit. They kept us in touch with the other teams and gave us a chance to respond post-Olympics.
Now, a couple of things happened to us over the Olympics. Pavel's team lost out early. And the Swedes lost out early, giving them a little more rest than maybe some of the teams that would have went to a final. So that was a positive situation, even though in their mind probably negative, it was good for our team being self-serving. We've been able to get on a run. We've got a proud group here. I think we easily could have been derailed if we didn't have good leadership and our best players didn't care a lot.
But they found a way to dig in. The great thing about the playoffs is we all know everybody has a shot now. It's as tight as it's ever been top to bottom. And in particular in the west, I think there's a lot of parity. It should be fun.
QUESTION: You mentioned it was good for so many of your guys to get breaks because of, well, recovering from injury and stuff. Given the toll of the long seasons and then having the Olympics thrown into that, too, how does that kind of factor into your team's level of play right now?
BABCOCK: Well, I think there's no question about it. Year-after-year-after-year, when teams get a lot longer to train, we went to the Final Four three years in a row, and obviously the finals two years in a row. That wears on you. I don't care who you are. You don't have the same time to recover. Guys are training full out, and you're still playing games. It makes a huge difference in, I think, the pop in your legs and your overall drive, it makes it hard.
In saying all that, I think our guys, you know, are engaged now. I think they've done a pretty good job. And it will be interesting to see how we do.
QUESTION: Finally, from a personal perspective, I mean, you basically probably haven't had a break in I can't imagine how long. Finishing the Olympics, going right to the next day back at it, how do you feel? Have you felt that you've had a chance to rest up at all? Do you feel you could use that?
BABCOCK: There's no question after the Olympics, I think we had four games in six nights or something ridiculous. You know, I'm no different than anyone else. You're worn right out. We had one of the best days off of the year yesterday. We got in. We had a game in Philly.
We got in early. The kids are off from school. It was sunny in Detroit. It was fantastic. And what happens when you're coaching your own team and you're coaching the Olympic team is you don't take any time away from your own team, you take time away from your family.
There's no question I'm not running for Parent of the Year this year. I haven't been at all my kids' events or done that, like I'd like to do. Dropped the ball that way.
It's been a great year for my family, and they got to go to the Olympics. And saying that, though, being fresh is so important. One thing Scotty Bowman always said to me, 'Mike, you have to make sure you're fresh. Make sure you're fresh.' So I've done everything I can to get propped up and get ready to go and we're looking for a run.
QUESTION: What have you done to keep fresh?
BABCOCK: I think just exercise is a huge part and try to get as much sleep as you possibly can. I'm no different than the players. I've had a few runs myself at the Stanley Cup and understand what it's all about and how exciting it is, and that gets your juices going.
QUESTION: What was the value of Jimmy Howard and Todd Bertuzzi's play in the first part of this season when you had the challenges of injuries and trying to maintain some sort of playoff level there?
BABCOCK: Well, I think the big thing is obviously Howie's done a real good job for us. Howie is a rookie in the league who at 26 years of age now has found a game, and a steady game each and every night and given us solid goaltending.
As far as Bert goes, we signed him a little later in the year last year. He's come in here, I think he's got 18 goals. He's played at a pretty good level. He's played way better here in the last little while, just being a good, solid net presence, taking care of the puck. And the big thing is Bert, in his career, he hasn't won yet.
He's been in a lot of situations and hasn't won. He believes this is an opportunity to win. And in order to win you've got to be patient. You've got to take care of the puck, and be solid defensively. These are huge challenges for a guy who hasn't been known for those things in the past.
But he wants to be known for them, and so it's a good opportunity for him here.
QUESTION: Speaking of Jimmy Howard, how have you prepared him for the playoff run?
BABCOCK: I think a big part of that is just his preparation will be no different than it's been all year, getting ready.
Now, the nerves and -- people always say there's playoff games. It's like a playoff -- it's not like a playoff game until it's a playoff game. You never know what's between a guy's ears until he's been through it and survived.
The other thing I would say, there's lot of goalies that have been good one year in this league. But one year doesn't measure it, it's 10 and 12 years. We're all going to watch.
And seeing that, our goaltending coach, whether it was Manny Legace, where we won a President's Trophy. The following year we had, Hasek went to Final Four. And then we had (Chris) Osgood as the starter, won a Stanley Cup. And Osgood again went to Game 7 of the final. And this year with Howard, he's had multiple personalities and multiple styles and has done a good job with all of them. And I think Osgood has been a real support for Howie as well. So we think we're coached right up in that situation.
QUESTION: It's looking like you're going play Vancouver, Chicago, Phoenix in the first round. Of those three teams, which ones do you see the most, which one keeps you up at night the most?
BABCOCK: They all do. They're all real good teams. And what I always look forward, to tell you the truth, is travel. How do you have the least amount of travel? If you look at the west, from the top to the bottom, unless you play Chicago, you're flat out traveling across the country.
So there's no sense worrying about that. The other thing is, it's mixed up at the top and it's mixed up at the bottom. How do you know? And we got a game against Columbus (Wednesday). We're doing everything we can to prepare for that game and to take a step. We spent a lot of time today with video going over basically how we play in all situations. We're basically having a systems review these last few games preparing for the playoffs like we normally would, and that's what we're trying to do so we can be successful.
QUESTION: You touched a little on Jimmy Howard. How has this boy handled success, and are you pleased with the way he's done so?
BABCOCK: I think so. When you're starting out, you're hoping to get into the league, his first few games weren't very darned good. And at the start of the year, we were probably looking at our situation saying, geez, we probably should have kept (Ty) Conklin, to a point where now they're talking about him potentially as a candidate of rookie of the year.
As anything, I think it's really important, the successes in your life, you enjoy it, but you keep it in perspective.
What keeps you in this league is a little fear that somebody is going to take your job and keep driving every day and keep trying to get better. Howie seems to let the bad goals roll off his back. Comes to work each and every day. I've been impressed with the kid. Ten years from now we'll evaluate where his career has gone. But in the meantime, he's doing a real good job.
QUESTION: How difficult is the journey to winning a Stanley Cup?
BABCOCK: Well, I think it's the mere fun, beyond belief. Not only -- you gotta get lucky. What I mean by that is you gotta get lucky with injuries. You can't get hurt.
Second thing is, I believe you need good goaltending and good specialty teams. And you've got to catch fire. Sometimes you're not great in the early rounds, but you gotta catch fire. And there's got to be a belief system, and you need role players to step-up and your best players to be good.
It's a great, great trophy. It's the summer of your life when you get to touch that thing and get your name put on that thing and share it with your family. So it's a prize worth chasing. It's hard to win, which makes it so special.
It's something you've got to do together as a team. But she's a battle. And yet we're all pumped up ready to go. We're seeing if we don't have a shot.
QUESTION: Is it important to keep the guys loose, Mike, and if so what do you do?
BABCOCK: The big thing here is we just do what we do here. Our guys have been through it a number of times. They understand. We have a veteran team. Probably the most experienced team in the last -- no question about it, as far as overall wins and playoffs. We've been through, like I said, the Final Four and then two Stanley Cup finals the last couple of years.
So we understand what it takes. In saying that, we're like everyone else, we'll be a little nervous, which is a great thing. Without nerves, you don't get jacked up and you wouldn't be in the game.
QUESTION: I wanted to ask about Nick Lidstrom's season. At the beginning of the year, I think there was a thought that at 40, maybe Nick started to slow down a little bit. Got off to a slow start. But obviously he's picked it up and been the Nick of old. Could you discuss where he's at now?
BABCOCK: Well, every year I've been here, Nick hasn't been as good at the beginning as he has been at the end. So that's no change. In saying that, this year, because of the lineup he played with, we played a different game. All we do is chip it and flip it and chase it. We never had it.
And when you're the kind of player he is, it's nice to have some skill to play with and have an opportunity to have the puck. Because we're so injured on the back, we overplayed guys. And he was one of them. And at 40 years of age, especially in the early going in the season, you don't need to be overplayed.
So, you know, it's just one of those situations. Nick is, I think, the elite of the elite of all time. He's a great two-way defenseman. He understands how the game is to be played. He knows when he should jump offensively. And he's got the unbelievable stick defensively.
To me, he's the supreme leader. He's a quiet, confident man who goes about his business professionally each and every day. And to me a big part -- not a big part -- leadership is modeling. That's what he does both on and off the ice for our team.


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Though Rio is one of Latin America's largest cities, with some 6.3 million people in the city proper, and (in)famous for its security problems, it also happens to be outstandingly bicycle friendly. The Cidade Maravilhosa now has more than 160km (99mi) of paved bicycle paths, second in Latin America and set to double this year.
Since 2008, Rio has also been able to boast one of the world's premier bicycle sharing programs, cleverly called SAMBA (Alternative Mobility Solution Through Bike Renting). Modeled on bike-sharing programs in Amsterdam, Paris and elsewhere around the world, SAMBA offers about 600 bicycles distributed around some 35 stations (with more in the works) in neighborhoods including Urca, Gavia, Leblon, Ipanema and many more. You can even take them to the airport.
The "laranjinhas," or orange bikes, can be rented from any of the solar-powered stations for R$5 (US$2.66) per day, R$10 (US$5.32) per month. You must register on their website, download the free app, and make a R$300 (US$159) deposit your credit card. While the system has long had trouble accepting foreign credit cards, SAMBA authorities suggest that this has been remedied; please keep us up to date in the comments section.
In the meantime, many hostels and hotels offer guests temporary SAMBA accounts (ask before you book if this is important to you), and there are plenty of other options for traditional bike rentals. While SAMBA website includes information about their stations, serious cyclists could also consider downloading the Rio de Bicicleta smartphone app, with maps and information on where to rent, lock up, or even fix your ride.
The most popular bicycle paths run along the beaches, from Marina da Gloria to Recreio dos Bandeirantes. Some 6km (4mi) of paths wend through wonderful Tijuca National Park. While it's a wonderful way to see the city, you might get even more out of it by booking a bicycle tour of Rio; there are several to choose from.
- Paige
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We need a resolute struggle against the priest, whether he be called the pastor, the abbot, the rabbi, the patriarch, the mullah, or the pope. At a certain stage this struggle must be transformed into the struggle against God, whether he be called Jehovah, Jesus, Buddha, or Allah.
V. Stepanov
Source: Three Minutes by James Keller, M. M., 1950
Contributed by: Zaady
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Joy is always an integral part of loving. There is joy in every act of life, no matter how menial or repetitive. To work in love is to work in joy. To live in love is to live in joy... Why not choose joy?... Why not live in joy?
Leo F. Buscaglia
Source: Love : What Life Is All About, Pages: 118
Contributed by: Joy Bringer
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