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|Length Overall
|35' 5''
|Dry Weight
|11,750 lbs.
|10' 2''
|Tested Weight
|2' 6''
|Weight Capacity
|Draft Up
|Person Capacity
|Draft Down
|Fuel Capacity
|180 gal.
|Air Draft
|Water Capacity
|40 gal.
|Length on Trailer
|Max Headroom
|6' 3''
|Height on Trailer
|Bridge Clearance
|9' 4''
|Trailer Weight
|Total Package Weight (Trailer,Boat & Engine)
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1 x 315-hp Yanmar 6LPA-STP2
The Pilot 31 Sedan's cockpit isn't huge, but it's big enough. That's the tradeoff when moving the living spaces from the cabin into the pilothouse. An eisenglass curtain rolls right down as an aft enclosure.
Family History
The Pilot 31 Sedan descends from Mainship's Pilot 30 – the earlier boat came in both express and sedan versions, but the pilothouse created by the hardtop on the Sedan wasn't as fancy as the one on the new Pilot 31. It basically just replaced the soft top of the express. The new, slightly larger, boat comes only as a sedan, and is designed around the weatherproof pilothouse, which is fully enclosed on three sides. The only canvas is a drop-down curtain aft. The redesigned enclosure let Mainship designers move the galley and dinette out of the cabin and into the pilothouse.
The helm sits to starboard with a swiveling companion seat to port; there's a jumpseat aft of the galley.
Doesn't that make sense? Boats this size don't have a lot of room in the cabins, and shoehorning a galley, enclosed head, stateroom and dinette down below takes creativity. But move the galley and dinette up and suddenly there's elbow room below and a nicer environment for cooking and eating above. While the Pilot 30 was something of a big small boat, more for daytrips and maybe an overnight now and then, the Pilot 31 Sedan is a small big boat, suitable for real cruising in relative comfort. We think Mainship hit this one out of the park. (Or hit it for six, if you're outside the U.S.)
Serving grub is easy, since the dinette (the company says it seats six; we think four would be more comfortable) is just across the cockpit from the galley – the cook need only turn around and hand the plates across
Easy Livin' on Deck
Large sliding side windows in the pilothouse provide lots of fresh air when open, and lots of light all the time. The galley is here – Mainship calls it a "summer galley." It's more complete than those you'll find on typical 31-footers, and roomier, too. There's a dual-voltage refrigerator/freezer, an electric cooktop and a microwave oven, a stainless sink and plenty of stowage. A propane stove is optional ($2,005); we think it will appeal to sailors coming over to a powerboat, who are used to cooking with gas, or folks who don't want to run the generator to heat up water for tea.
Four people can live belowdecks by converting the portside settee to upper and lower berths at night. We'd prefer cruising a deux, though.
Room for Four – Two is Better
Belowdecks, the Pilot 31 has an island queen berth forward plus a settee whose back flips up to create upper and lower berths. (This may be new to powerboat folks, but it was common practice in sailboats way back when.) The head is larger than normal on this type of boat, and there's a decent-sized hanging locker for shoregoing clothes. (Yes, it's cedar-lined.) A 19" flat-screen TV with DVD is standard.
The settee converts to berths by flipping up its backrest. This is OK in a pinch, but we'd rather sleep two in the Pilot 31's cabin. It's perfect for that.
Let's be realistic: Even though the Pilot 31 Sedan has added accommodations below, it's still more of a couples' boat. Four people living aboard a boat this size for more than an overnight or two will strain relations among the best of friends. We'd rather cruise with our partner, leaving the settee unconverted for lounging or reading before bed. We'll invite friends aboard for the day, but let them sleep ashore. However, for two people, the Pilot 31 has plenty of room and should make an excellent cruiser.
There's 6'3" of headroom in the cabin, which makes it feel bigger than it is. Access to the queen-sized berth is from its foot only, a little awkward.
We like the built-in single seat on the starboard side. Too often, boats this size don't have anywhere to sit in the cabin.
Just a Single Diesel
Standard power is a single 315-hp Yanmar 6LPA-STP2 diesel spinning a conventional prop in a shallow pocket. A prop pocket improves the shaft angle while reducing draft, although the running gear is still vulnerable. Mainship provides extra protection in the form of a sturdy bronze shoe incorporated into the strut; it'll keep the prop from being damaged by gentle groundings and deflect debris, too. Mainship includes a bow thruster as standard, which will make docking easier.
Engine access is under the pilothouse sole, and it looks tight to us. A Kohler genset, standard, is tucked in there with the Yanmar. We'd add the oil-change system ($800).
Priced Right
The Pilot 31 Sedan's base price of $213,165 includes everything you need to go cruising, including a copy of Chapman's Piloting, Seamanship and Small Boat Handling. However, most buyers will want to add a couple of options. Reverse-cycle air conditioning is standard in the cabin, optional in the pilothouse ($3,866). A windlass should be included as standard, too, but for some reason it's an option – add $3,016, including anchor rode and chain leader. We'd add the $520 mast, too, for mounting the radome and other antennas. Higher is better for radar performance.
For a complete boat, figure on shelling out around $220,000, plus electronics – inexpensive compared to similar-sized boats. Mainships have always been good value, and the Pilot 31 Sedan carries on the tradition.
We haven't tested the boat, but the builder says top speed is around 23 knots, cruise between 18 – 20 knots.
Our Opinion?
A cruising couple looking for a boat for short-run summertime adventures would do themselves a disservice not to consider the Mainship Pilot 31 Sedan. It's affordable relative to similar boats and, comes from a builder which has been around for years. The galley-up layout makes for a roomy cabin and a nicer place to cook, too. We always eat on deck when possible, and the comfortable dinette works for that as well. The small-ish cockpit won't satisfy water-sports enthusiasts, though, and it's definitely not a serious fishing boat.
|Marine Electronics
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|Head: Fixed
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|Washdown: Raw Water
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A New Matamoras teenager pleaded guilty and was sentenced Thursday in Marietta Municipal Court on charges of negligent vehicular homicide and assault, for his recklessness in an accident that killed......
Hockeypuck - As have you in all your comments toward jake. You have been passing judgement based on one thing hes done and i agree it is a terrible thing thats happened but people shouldnt judge him or other people based on one thing they have done in there life.
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frontier2012- You make a lot of assumptions in your latest post.
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That comment was not toward frontier2012 it was for all the comments in regards to everyone who thinks this wasn't an accident...to those who think he needs punished..to all of the hypocrites who don't think they do wrong...I wasn't trying to offend you. I am just sick of everyone pointing the finger so easily at him..also sick of the ones who play innocent and then run their mouths
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Tragedy….Reading the comments that frontier2012 has posted ((defending Jake)), I find that your being disrespectful! Clearly frontier2012 and Jake have known each other for sometime, and I'm 100% sure frontier2012 did NOT mean "crime he's commited" read the other comments that have been posted, by frontier2012 each and every one of them are defending Jake so do you honestly think they meant to put that? NO most definatley not!
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THIS WAS NOT A CRIME IT WAS AN ACCIDENT...he doesn't deserve to go to jail and you people should be ashamed of yourselves...HYPOCRITES..just because you try to come . Across a good people doesn't mean you are..going to church on Sundays and then behaving horribly and judgemental and hateful the rest of the week is wrong but then again you guys wouldn't think so..to all of you who want to punish him you better hope you don't have any teenagers at home or any that will soon be teens.oh but once again I forgot you think you are perfect.
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Hockeypuck this ones to you - im really begining to wonder if you are i mature adult or a child who lacks remorse for anyone and that you only care for yourself. Jake made a choice to speed and he will now pay for his actions and the crime he commited. And forgiveness isnt earned it should be given willingly as a start to the healing process. It will take time for people to forgive jake for what he has done but in time i hope people will forgive him. But dont judge jake based one this one thing hes a good kid who has made bad choices as we all have even you hockeypuck. So before you throw around anymore harsh words check your own life first. But its ok hockypuck i forgive you for your biased negative comments toward someone you dont know and i wont judge you based on your opinion in this situation and you shouldnt judge jake either.
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Forgiveness isn't something someone else earns. Forgiveness is from one person to another...doesn't mean you forget...Forgiveness is so we as humans aren't full of anger and resentment...we are to forgive each other so we can be forgiven...anger is normal when anyone loses a loved one but we can choose to stay angry or give our problems to God...would she want everyone to be angry and bitter to each other...I am sorry for their loss and nobody has to choose one side or another...support is needed to both families..the community should be able to do that without judging one another or causing more grief..my thoughts and prayers go to both families and I hope both sides get.the support and love to help them through this without hatefulness
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It is a real shame that these comments focus not on the horrible loss inflicted on the Hoff family, but on the many excuses for why this "accident" occurred. Laura Hoff was genuinely good person, a law-abiding citizen who dedicated her life to her family and community. A teen made a bad decision, which he had admittedly made before in the recent past, and it resulted in a devastating loss of life and physical mobility for an innocent child. This was not an accident; it was a serious mistake. My comment focuses on the victims, because they have suffered, and continue to suffer, due to the poor choice made by someone else in their community. We would all benefit from learning from this heartbreaking lesson. The forgiveness so many of you are pushing is too much, too soon. Forgiveness must be earned, not handed out indiscriminately to those who have demonstrated a lack of regard for human life. These are the terrible consequences of a poor decision.
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Oh, he meant to speed, or else why did he do it? I'll bet he was plenty late for that important "prom".
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It is so not comforting to live in a community where people are quick to judge. This was a horrible accident to all involved. As for preventable nobody knows that answer facts are it was pouring down the rain he interpolated which could happen to anyone at any speed...did he mean to do it...no does he have to live with it...yes...he doesn't deserve to have stones thrown at him by people who live in glass houses.
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Hey hockeypuck (or anyone else sharing the same opinion), are your comments coming from the perspective of a 19-yr old or from the perspective of a MATURE adult who has learned lessons through a lifetime of experiences and mistakes? It is so pathetic that so many responses regarding this incident appear to be from so-called mature adults who believe a teenager should be able to approach everything as they would now. Everyone one of you did something stupid in your past; you were just lucky enough to not have it result in a death. Count yourself blessed. Someday it may be your own child/grandchild in the same position as Jake.
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OK! You know what "hockeypuck"…It changed Jake's life as well; evidentially you don't know him to know that. You must just think he's going to forget about it...that's NOT going to happen, not ever. Yeah maybe if he would have just taken his time, maybe it wouldn't have happened, but yet it could have STILL happened going the speed limit. And for your information it was NOT a stupid occasion!!
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Yes, good people make bad mistakes. Only, this one took a life and physically changed another forever. Oh, he was late for prom. Big deal. Young people need to get over being late for such a stupid occasion. His being late would have saved all of this from happening.
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Cvhpomni- I agree with you, calling Jake a coward is definitely uncalled for!! Secret keeper- yeah he was in a hurry because he was running late for prom. And why isn't 180 days enough? He will never forget this accident. He will live with the thought of this the rest of his life. And clearly you don't know Jake…he's NOT the kind of person who will violate his 5 year suspension, Jake is a good person, but because he had an accident don't make him a horrible person and doesn't mean he's going to violate it. You shouldn't judge him on anything especially if you don't know him.
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Letfreedomring- he did make a mistake, he used poor judgment and should not have been going the rate of speed in which he was, but it was an accident. And the fact that "you can only hope he has to sleep with one eye open at night," that is pretty dang rude & uncalled for. Seriously! And he is NOT a selfish young man as you put it, Jake would do anything for anyone whether he knew you or not. And what if it was your kid that was in his place, hmmm. What would you say then? Crhpommi- why do you say he doesn't have to live with this the rest of his life?? I know Jake I went to school , I have been around him several times since this has happened, he is not fine…he's the kind of guy that it is going to stick with him for the rest of his life. And He did get hurt, his life changed in the matter of seconds because of his poor judgment, but don't sit there and say he didn't get hurt & he will heal because he won't. If it was you in Jake's place would you heal? NO! You would be hu
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It amazes me how disrespectful some of you are being towards Jake. Some of the things you are saying in your comments are rude, uncalled for, and very disrespectful. Accidents happen each and everyday, this was a freak accident that could have happened to ANYONE OF US not just Jake. Yes, maybe he was going over the speed limit because he was rushing because he was running late for prom, but yet he was NOT drinking...or texting which causes most accidents. And I guarantee Jake is NOT the only one that has ever gone over the speed limit…everyone has at some point or another. And to everyone saying he isn't getting enough out of it…and saying he needs to serve more time. NO HE DOESN'T, do you not realize he has to live with this the rest of his life? This is something that he will NEVER forget. I have known Jake for almost 6 years he's one of those people who whether he knows you or not he'd help you in anyway he could and for you guys to make snobby comments and disrespect him so sad es
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Those who choose to disagree with me have a right to your opinion the same as I do. I stand by my comments. And yes, if I caused the death of someone else, especially in a totally preventable situation as this was, I would stand up, look their family in the eyes, and sincerely apologize to them. I would also expect whatever justice the judge gives.
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We all have to stand before the Lord someday....you are wishing for harm to this kid how sad...you do realize what comes around goes around....you must have a miserable life to be hoping for him to be harmed...you do not know anything about what happened only spreading rumors and causing drama...
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Cvhpomni. There's a difference between the family sticking up for him and covering for him. Let's see how many accidents/traffic ticket did this young man have...There was another incident near the time of the fatal accident in which a family member said that they had been the one driving so that this young man wouldn't get into anymore trouble. He did not make a mistake..he killed someone with a car. Sto caudling this man and tell it like it is. He is a murderer. It is one act of a long list of things that show a consistent disregard for the law and everyone in his path. Maybe he will find out what it means to be victimized while he serves his meager time in jail. We can only hope he has to sleep with one eye open at night.
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Gizzard - he may not have been close to the family but the fact remains he DOES have to live the rest of his life knowing he killed someone. Tragedy - you are right our community is full of hypocrites who have nothing better to do then put people down that they dont even know or dont know very well. People need to learn they dont have to forget because no one will ever forget this tragedy but they can try to forgive jake for what he has done.
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I have learned what a lot of hypocrites live in this community. This was a horrible accident and thank God no other lives were lost.we as humans make mistakes...some of us drink a drive some cheat on spouses some lie and some talk about things they shouldn't some judge others..nobody thinks of forgiveness isn't that what God says and being most of you are active in church u should know this. Everyone knows the minders and that they are wonderful people ...the community has behaved horribly.you should be ashamed.this wont bring her back or be redemption for other lost lives..ps for those of you who say he would pay if he hurt your kid what about if that was your kid driving...he doesn't deserve jail he needs support too
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A sad situation for both sides of this accident.
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Crhpommi I know Jake maybe you need ask him about a stop sign he run at St. Mary bridge and the wreck he had on grandview hill and the ticket he had in New mat and who he know in court and also, no he don't have to live with it the rest of his life he wasn't close to that women or that little boy time heal and it look like he doing fine until he had his hearing that little boy is the one that got life and the women got death what did Jake get a little time 180 wow think what they got and if was the other way what would you think then Jake isn't the one got hurt he had warning sign and just because he wasn't drinking or drug don't make it right either
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Dr. David Shoenthal, associate professor of mathematics and chair of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, was recently elected chair of the MD-DC-VA section of the Mathematical Association of America (MAA).
Shoenthal was elected to the highest office of the section during the spring 2012 meeting April 13-14 at Stevenson University's Owings Mills campus, near Baltimore. He will serve as chair-elect from 2012-13, will be chair in 2013-15, and will be past-chair in 2015-16. All of these are positions are on the Executive Committee.
Shoenthal has been active in the MD-DC-VA section of the MAA since 2004. He was local co-coordinator of a 2006 sectional MAA meeting at Longwood and Hampden-Sydney College, and at various sectional meetings he has been judge for undergraduate student papers, a speaker, a contributing panelist, and a participant in Section NExT, a program for new or recent Ph.D.'s in the mathematical sciences. From 2008 to 2010, he was program chair of the Section.
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UAdan, on 12 June 2014 - 04:21 PM, said:
I have Florida winning the East this year.
I just think the division as a whole is going to be chaos. Every team with at least two conference losses. UF, UGA, USC and Missouri all finishing within a game of each other in the standings.
UF will still be susceptible early in the year, but I think they make it to Atlanta.
ptclaus98, on 12 June 2014 - 04:44 PM, said:
Stop trying to reverse jinx us.


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March 21, 2014, at 7:30 PM in Lillie Auditorium
Gregory Cushman, Associate Professor of International Environmental History, The University of Kansas
Gregory Cushman's first book Guano and the Opening of the Pacific World (Cambridge Univ. Press, 2012) is one of the first studies to examine the environmental and cultural history of the modern world from the perspective of the whole Pacific Basin. It demonstrates how bird excrement and the birds that produce it opened the way to large-scale exploitation of phosphates, nitrates, coconuts, fishmeal, and other regional commodities. These activities profoundly influenced the course of the Industrial Revolution, the rise of experts to positions of authority, the origins and outcomes of the First and Second World Wars, and the unfolding of the conservation, cleanliness, and environmental movements on a global scale. These currents fundamentally altered the participation of Peru, New Zealand, Easter Island, and a host of other Pacific territories in world events. He is currently finishing a study of humanity's long relationship with the cormorant and its relatives to appear in Reaktion Books' Animal Series.
Gregory Cushman began teaching at The Unversity of Kansas in Fall 2003. He teaches courses on Latin America, science studies, and the global environment. Many of his courses involve interdisciplinary collaboration with natural and social scientists. He and his students are core participants in KU's NSF-funded IGERT C-Change program on the human dimensions of climate change.
Cushman's main on-going research project focuses on the history of environmental engagement among indigenous peoples in the Andean and Pacific Worlds. It develops the concept of "First Science" to understand how environmental phenomena influenced the cosmological systems of First Peoples and how these systems provided guidance to social activities and proved capable of predicting dangerous environmental extremes. It implements a range of ethnohistorical methodologies, from 10,000-year reconstructions of ecological change, to the interpretation of ancient iconography, to the decipherment of sixteenth-century manuscripts, to collaborative engagement with native knowledge keepers and the living landscapes they inhabit.
Both of these studies are part of a long-term research program to trace the deep history of humanity's understanding of El Niño and La Niña and their modern reinvention as global disasters. Cushman has an ongoing fascination with "all things foul and ugly, all creatures short and squat" and has published an award-winning essay on the place of the humble culvert, drainage ditch, and native plants in modern landscape engineering. Other published works deal with history's "last first contact" in New Guinea, the discovery of human-caused climate change by Humboldtian scientists, the international geopolitics of weather prediction and remote-sensing instrument networks, and other episodes in the history of climate and environmental sciences. In 2009, he took part in filming episode 18 of a TV documentary on the round-the-world voyage of the New Beagle, it visits the Serengeti of the Sea and explores how the melting of Peru's highland glaciers is destined to make the country far more vulnerable to El Niño and La Niña events(video requires Microsoft Silverlight).


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I installed suffusion last night and finished up changing and adjusting all of the settings. I really love the theme and the options available but I'm having trouble with sharing links on Facebook.
Whenever I put the link into Facebook it does not populate the stories with the image and story preview. I know this worked before I switched themes as I did it when using Twenty Ten. My installation is an MU installation so I'm not sure if that makes any difference. Any help would be great.


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Here's how U.S. and world political leaders are reacting to the death of former U.S. first lady Nancy Reagan:
LOS ANGELES (AP) - First lady Nancy Reagan swept into the White House in 1981, a swirl of designer gowns and pricey china, and was quickly dismissed as a pre-feminist throwback concerned only with fashion, decorating and entertaining. She needed a less frivolous image. And she got it.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Nancy Reagan, the helpmate, backstage adviser and fierce protector of Ronald Reagan in his journey from actor to president - and finally during his 10-year battle with Alzheimer's disease - has died. She was 94.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - In one of the most exhaustive and damning reports on diversity in Hollywood, a new study finds that the films and television produced by major media companies are "whitewashed," and that an "epidemic of invisibility" runs top to bottom through the industry for women, minorities and LGBT people.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Playboy Mansion is up for sale but longtime resident Hugh Hefner wants to stay put.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Sylvester Stallone scored a knockout 29 years after the first "Rocky," Jennifer Lawrence notched her third Golden Globe and Matt Damon landed both best actor for his stranded astronaut in "The Martian" and withering jabs from host Ricky Gervais at the 73rd annual Golden Globes Awards.
BOSTON (AP) - America's marquee marathon is ready for its close-up.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" marched confidently into the new year, raking in an additional $88.3 million over the New Year's weekend and topping the box office for a third week, according to studio estimates Sunday.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Wayne Rogers, whose Trapper John McIntyre alongside Alan Alda's Hawkeye Pierce brought mischief, martinis and meatball surgery to the masses in the 1970s every week on "M.A.S.H.," has died.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Natalie Cole, the daughter of jazz legend Nat King Cole, who carved out her own success with R&B hits like "Our Love" and "This Will Be" before triumphantly intertwining their legacies to make his "Unforgettable" their signature hit through technological wizardry, has died. She was 65.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A woman injured in a fatal crash involving Caitlyn Jenner settled her lawsuit against the Olympic gold medalist, according to court papers.
100 years ago
LOS ANGELES (AP) - George Lucas has apologized for criticizing Disney's handling of "Star Wars" and saying he had sold his characters to "white slavers" in a recent interview with Charlie Rose.
BOSTON (AP) - In the trailer for the movie "Concussion," star Will Smith says: "I found a disease that no one has ever seen."
DENVER (AP) - Rose Siggins, who played a legless character on "American Horror Story: Freak Show," died Saturday in Denver, a representative said.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Gene Wilder, the frizzy-haired actor who brought his deft comedic touch to such unforgettable roles as the neurotic accountant in "The Producers ...
NEW YORK (AP) - Beyonce proved once again she is the contemporary rock star, and she used the MTV Video Music Awards stage to showcase her ...
Early in "Kubo and the Two Strings," our hero meekly strides into an ancient Japanese village marketplace the way Toshiro Mifune might have entered a ...
Konami's "PES" series has been going head to head against EA's "Fifa" series since the turn of the century, and the result usually ...
"War Dogs " is too good of a true story not to get the Hollywood treatment, even if the end result doesn't entirely do justice ...
Q: I heard that the actor who plays Hotch on "Criminal Minds" got in some trouble the other day. What happened? Also, my mom insists ...
BEVERLY HILLS (AP) - Norman Lear, age 94 and a native New Yorker, thought he knew a few things about the obstacles of housing in the ...
LIVERMORE - The milestone Tenth Season at the Bankhead Theater in downtown Livermore will officially open on Saturday, Sept, 10, with "Brilliance at the Bankhead," a ...
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Tech N9ne Speed Of Sound Lyrics
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I be comin like a auto but I'm murderin everything
I'm a killa wit the mission to flip it
I'm sick wit the givin, the lip I be itchin to give it
A wif of the wicked, I stick it wit the quick and they diggin it!
Like I said it befo' I'm a get up and go
And get it, because I'm Mr. Malignant, keepin' you riveted
Livin' it, paligiment, sin a bit
And a chick in a minute, Tecca Nina be kickin' it
I flow for the middle west, go for your little neck
Don't let me get it, but your hoe, I'm a get it wet
Stop and drop, on top of twat, in your kitchen
Not the guap, I pop without an admission
Hailin' from Mizzery
You can smell out the hell in the thizzery, just remember me
Bustin' deliveries and I'm makin' them shivvery
I'm takin' my little city to lyrical liberty
I go for the gusto and lead the ground
No bush to beat around
All the midwest choppers on this track and yes, oh, we are down
Tecca Nina wit Bone, everybody gets on, all the MCs we a clown
And we do it like a bullet, from a gun, or better yet, the speed of sound!
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Judge in Gay Marriage Case: Ability to Procreate Not Required
The battle over California's gay marriage ban is set to continue at least through January.
The WSJ's Geoffrey Fowler reports that today in San Francisco, Chief U.S. District Judge Vaughn Walker refused to grant a motion from backers of the ban, known as Prop. 8, to throw out a constitutional challenge to it filed earlier this year. Click here for previous LB coverage.
The federal challenge, called Perry v. Schwarzenegger, has drawn interest both for its arguments, and for the legal team that is backing it. Lawyers arguing to overturn Prop. 8 include former Solicitor General Ted Olson and trial lawyer David Boies, who joined sides after fighting each other in the Bush v. Gore case that decided the 2000 presidential election.
Wednesday's ruling focused on whether judicial precedent negated the need for a trial. Chuck Cooper, representing backers of Prop. 8, argued that in 1972 the Supreme Court let stand a Minnesota Supreme Court ruling (viewed here) that limited marriage to opposite-sex unions. That case, like the California one, had argued that limiting marriage to same sex couples violated the constitution's promise of equal protection of rights.
Judge Walker was unconvinced by that argument, since much has changed in the court's standing on a variety of legal issues since 1972.
Many of the arguments discussed for two hours in court on Wednesday centered on the more philosophical issue of why the government would be in the business of sanctioning marriages at all. Cooper argued that marriage existed to support and to encourage "natural procreation" – something that gay couples can't do.
Judge Walker scoffed at that idea, saying the last wedding he officiated was between people aged 95 and 83. "I did not demand that they prove they intended to engage in procreation," he said.
Cooper argued back that marriage doesn't necessitate procreation, but allowing people who cannot procreate to also get married it could undermine the usefulness of marriage for society.
When the judge asked for proof that allowing gays to marry could damage society, Cooper said he didn't have any yet – but argued that it was "rational" for the citizens of California to wait and see what might happen in other states allowing gay marriage before permitting it in their state. For further reading, see this recent profile on Cooper by The Recorder's Dan Levine.
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The New Rules of Lifting For Life
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Every now and again, Daver and I will set up shop outside (typically nursing a couple of cold frosty ones. Like Miller High Life: The Champagne of Beers) and discuss our children. His work tends to be the sort that my brain is not large enough to process and my "work" is so mind-numbingly dull ("…and THEN, and THEN I emptied the DUST BUSTER! Bwahahahaha!") that neither of us care to discuss it.
So we instead discuss the future lives of our children. Hypothetically speaking.
And since I was a bit of a rebel in my own way (dude, have you MET NAT? Obviously a rebellion thing), I often ponder what my children will do to horrify me later in life. It's inevitable, so we try to brace ourselves for whatever would bug us the most.
Which, maybe it's because I'm so graceful that I nearly broke my foot walking down the stairs, or because last summer I literally fell through the front door while stone-cold sober, would be interpretive dancing.
Yes, I would die if my son became an interpretive dancer.
I have no real problems with dancer in general; if I were going to do something cultured, I'd likely chose the symphony or the opera–didn't know your Aunt Becky liked opera, didya?–and not the ballet, but the ballet is different. I can understand ballet.
Interpretive dancing, however, baffles me. I simply don't, and probably never will, follow or appreciate what some people think of as Dancing With The Music (Creepily). I just don't get it. And I'm kinda freaked out by it.
I made the mistake of telling my older brother and his wife about this in a completely stupid turn of events, so now every time they see Ben, they encourage him to "do a dance that reminds him of a salad" or "doesn't the thought of a cat make you want to dance like one?" I sit quietly there, while poor Ben tries to act this out, clenching my teeth and hissing that they had better get damn good and comfortable going to every.single.fucking.show.he.does.
They always laugh, seemingly unaware that I am deadly serious. I will drag them from their comfortable yuppie home and drive them to the abandoned warehouse my son–my interpretive dancer son–and his troupe of equally misguided youths (I hope) will perform for us all. In 100 degree heat. While we sit on the cement floor next to scuttling cockroaches.
And I will rue the day I had these as my siblings.
What would be the worst profession you could imagine your future child doing? Let's assume that they are happy with it, so you can't use any bullshit "whatever he's HAPPY with" line. Let's also leave "soldier" out of this one, because here on my blog you mean "politician" or "Republican."
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I appreciate what you said about, "soldier." Almost as much as I appreciate the snort I had when I read, "Do a dance that reminds him of a salad." Too funny! Interpretive dancer is hard to beat. I really had a hard time with this one so I asked my youngest which jobs he wouldn't want to have. I don't necessary agree with what he listed but it was interesting to see inside his brain. His list: pimp, waitressing at Waffle House, piercing people. Hmmm.
Catholic priest, hands down! I don't think that needs any explanation whatsoever.
I would have to say DJ – because that means these hypothetical children will never move out of my basement and will have a wardrobe consisting of t shirts with radio logos and "Don't hassle the Hoff" . Also they all seem to be man-child like without the firm grasp on reality.
Drag queen. Drag queen would be worse than an interpretive dancer in my eyes. Because that would mean that I probably took C shopping with me one too many times. And the fact that he knows what color of rouge looks better with those Choo's than I do, well, that would just be disturbing.
Umm, basket weaver, social worker, podiatrist, banker, writer of obscure poetry. . .
Coming from a family of commercial fishermen, I'd have to say I'd be a little scared if he followed in those footsteps. That being said, it's unlikely. Still… I see my mother worry every year all summer long. I see my brother's girlfriend struggle with their relationship when he leaves for months at a time.
I don't want to worry that much. About my sons. Yikes.
The political atmosphere in this country terrifies me so much more now that I have a son and another son on the way. It's a selfish terror–I worry about what I could lose. If I had daughters I think I'd worry more about what they could lose.
ANYWAY speaking of interpretive dance, holy shit S is all about it. He does this epic interpretation of I Just Can't Wait To Be King in which I'm pretty sure he attempts to embody every animal in Africa. I'll have to get that shit on film some time.
Umm, I've never really thought of that. And you scrapped the whole soldier thing. (My DH is in the military.) Ummm. Umm. Most of what people have mentioned so far? I'd be cool with. Artist? Crazy scientist? Musician? All cool. Lame-ass management? Cool with that. I guess it doesn't matter to me what he does… just why he does it. If he was some management that was an asshole, well then I'd have an issue. But that's not really an issue with the position, just the attitude.
Ninja, definitely ninja. I've spent my whole marriage trying to keep M. from looking like Johnny Cash! And that would mean that M. had infiltrated their baby brain with one too many Power Rangers episodes (ya know, like 1 which is completely too many). Plus, all the throwing star holes you'd have to fill, and you'd never catch them or be able to find your kitchen knives!
I have to echo the thought about the why of the thing as opposed to the actual thing itself. But here are some of the things I hate and so would hate to have to go watch and pretend to be supportive about.
Golf. Oh I would rather watch the grass grow. Oh wait, that's the same thing.
Boxing. There is no way I could watch someone beat my child and not jump in to defend him or her.
That thing with the broom and the thing you throw. This is an Olympic event. My child would be on their own on this one. I don't think I could even pretend.
That's all I can come up with right now but I am confident that there are several more things that would make me loony.
Simple: webcam star on a site featuring transexuals.
There are many things that would annoy me, but I think that would tell me I had truly failed.
I don't think I can beat interpretive dancer…but I'm going to try.
Sandwich maker. Or Sandwich Artist depending on his employer.
exactly what he is doing right now…dead beat dad. and boy does he have it down to a science. the jack ass.
Too funny! I love the salad thing too. When I see this stuff on 'So you think you can dance' I scoff. I am quite confused by it myself.
My son, my beautiful boy..I feel like he could do nothing to disappoint me, but of course it is always possible. I would hate for him to have any kind of dangerous profession. I guess I would be most disappointed if I felt he did not fulfill his potential. Of course at this point we feel he will most certainly be a pro ball player of some sort because he is cool like that…but if he ends up doing something less than he could do..I'll be sad. I think the same about all my kids really. (not the pro ball part) I don't think I would be thrilled with any of them doing interpretive dance though.
Musician, duh.
I would hate for my son to be an accountant.
Just think it would squash his spirit.
Ha! We talk about this a lot. My husband and I were both tortured Goth poet souls (him literally, me in spirit) in high school and have creative careers. So we have decided that BG (and any future hypothetical additional child[ren]) will clearly be rebelling against us by being popular cheerleader/football player/prom royalty types in high school, and then go on to become accountants, or possibly actuaries.
Porn star tops the list over here, I guess.
Who the hell wants to imagine their kid boinking noisily with random strangers on an endless string of poorly-scored Blu-Rays for all eternity?
The only thing that might keep me from flinging myself off a bridge if this scenario came to pass would be that I'm pretty sure you have to change your name, as a porn star, to something like "Jericho Schlongschlapper" or "Cherry Twinpeaks", which might keep my contemporaries from making snide remarks about how proud I must be.
But then there's the whole other horror of the Porn Star Among Us being found out accidentally, which gives me the double whammy of snide remarks and the acutely unwlecome knowledge of what kind of porn my friends and/or family are watching. Ugh.
Don't even get me started on who the little actor would be dragging home for the holidays. I think I'd just start mainlining Stoli.
Heh, regarding porn star … Chris Rock has a hilarious bit about how if your daughter works the pole, you KNOW you f***ed up.
In our house we figure eldest daughter (always the contrarian whipper snapper already, at the ripe old age of four) is probably destined to do something professionally that drives us nuts. So I'm guessing Fox News reporter. Or depending on the day, possibly an economist? (Micro especially … those microeconomists are pretty annoying.)
I would hate for my kids to be prostitutes, for obvious (I hope) reasons. Or anything in politics at all. But for the most part I really don't give a shit as long as they aren't camping out on my couch at age 40.
Reality t.v. "star." I would hate to see her so needy for validation that she would allow herself to be exploited for others' entertainment.
On the interpretive dancing tip… is this the part where it's funny for me to admit that during my creative movement class "recital," I chose to perform the role of a refrigerator? Picture me standing in one place, vibrating my bent arms, looking vaguely like a mime stuck in a box. Even the creative movement hippies couldn't figure out my brilliant performance. Trust me, it's sad to have to explain one's refrigeratorness.
Thus, I've decided to squash Kiddo's creativity in the areas where she just may humiliate herself. Even more luckily, she's such a linear kid that she has no desire to ever impersonate a refrigerator. Not even a really expensive one.
I put a little more thought into it and I'm not so fond of the idea that either could become a proctologist. I'm just saying.
When I was 23, I lived with a woman who was studying Modern Dance in university. She was cute, and was rather promiscuous when she drank. Oh, and we lived on top of a strip joint.
Ya know? I say that I don't care what my children do, but that's such a lie it's not even funny. However, unless they become prositutes or crack whores, at this point I'm lost. (I would let them be airmen. Not soldiers. We're an Air Force family, yo!)
Hmm. I often joke that my son will grow up to be a Republican Accountant, because both are stereotyped as uptight, tightly wound, ultra-contained folk. I actually don't have anything against Republicans or accountants, so it wouldn't be a bad thing…just stereotypically opposite the way he's being raised, which is something akin to…OK, exactly akin to…feral hippy.
I think the worst thing he could grow up to be is a bigot of any sort. I'd be so disappointed. I don't much care where he works, who he loves, whether he marries, or who, what, or where he worships, as long as he isn't rabid about exhorting everyone else do the same…or excluding anyone who isn't the same…or hating anyone who doesn't do the same. So I guess I don't want him growing up to be a televangelist!
Oh, and T? That broom thing in the Olympics is called Curling, and the only time I ever appreciated it was in Help! when the Beatles called the throw-y item an Evil Thingie. Go on, ask me more obscure shit, I'm full of it.
Shade and Sweetwater,
Prison Inmate. Boyfriend bettah mend his ways..or that's where he's headed.
Anything that requires them to make use of pseudonyms such as Ben Derover or Ebony Vixxxen.
I was running out the door earlier when my reader said you posted so I had to take a peak. I had gotten to your brother having your son dance like salad and I was laughing so hard I almost fell down the stairs. I had to tell my hubby and we both had a good laugh at your expense. sorry. but I really needed it so thank you.
Wow, there are so many things I don't want my kids to do. but I try really hard to not think them or say them aloud in fear of jinxing the whole thing.
But I just really want them to grow up and out of my house. No basement dwelling, role-playing gamer, 30 year olds in my house please.
My eldest wants to be a missionary doctor, so I am proud but freaked out already. He decided this after reading a book of stories of horrid things happening to missionaries. Along with the good stuff of course. But scary for me.
Your kids will find something to freak you out with and let me tell you you won't be expecting it. Don't worry it probably won't be intpretive dance. It will be something you did not consider nor brace yourself for.
I would just die if my girls were strippers, even if they were college educated, feminist minded, strong, aggressive women just doing it for the money and to exploit men ha ha as if thats possible.
As for my boys well I don't care what they do so long as its "safe", not against the law, earns them a living and they are happy and functioning like good men. Really I mean that.
i read ben derover as bendy rover up there in kymberli's comment, which seemed like an interpretive dancer's name, not a porn star. but now i see that it's like bend her over. ha. but bendy rover is better i think.
i want at least one of my children to become a tv announcer, so that when he/she comes home for thanksgiving he can announce each thing that comes out of the oven. i'd feel famous and junk.
would not want any of them to work for oprah or harpo productions. even being on the dr. phil staff would be better.
I have nothing to add to this list. Drug addict and prostitute were already taken.
The furniture is from Wal-Mart (gasp!) by the way. I refuse to go there, but if they'll deliver, then I'll buy.
Fluffer on a porn set. I say if you're going to do porn, do it, don't just "help". There, now that I've given them permission to do porn, they'll run towards respectability. It's all about reverse psychology. Heh.
Well… ruling out the obvious prostitute, stripper, porn star. I'd have to say I don't want him to be a work-a-holic. There is far more to life that what you do for a living. For an actual profession… I'd say anything that makes him a celebrity. I just think that being watched and scrutinized constantly cannot be healthy.
Commercial crab fisherman–Deadliest Catch always freaks me out–how hard they work, no sleep, freezing waves, and if you fall in, you're pretty much toast. The obvious ones, too, as mentioned above, and probably not gynecologists.
I'd be disappointed if one of the boys was a convict, or a drug dealer or a male prostitute, or a gym coach.
a bum, prostitute, stripper, mechanic, convict…etc.
hehe I love it. Please send me a ticket too. I'll attend only to show you support. I love dancing (to watch, I can't…LOL)but yeah I can't get that style of it either.
A dentist.
Stripper….male or female.
I think I could handle anything else (legal of course)
The worst profession my future child(ren) could have?
Anything that provides a low salary. 'Cause when I get old? I'm totally mooching off of them.
I told my son I don't care if he turns out to be a homosexual interior designer, so long as he's got a college degree and is happy. And sucessful enough to support me in the style to which I would like to become accustomed.
Something where his/her (read: my) values and/or principles and/or identity are compromised. I echo many of the responses here and include things that essentially renounce who my child is and where he/she came from. (not that I'm having any feelings left over from the wedding weekend).
If my child can support him/herself and likes what he/she is doing, is really engaged by it, then I'd like to believe I'd be all for it. We shall see I guess.
Carnival barker. I don't trust anyone wearing unstructured suede boots.
Hooker. Call girl madame would be okay as long as she was calling the shots. But – lowly coke whore? No way.
Circus Tent Maintenance Engineer. Let's just call it a shitty job and that's it.
OMYGOD…I totally thought of a good one in the middle of the night–it kinda goes along with the interpretive dance thing–a MIME! Or a clown-hate those fuckers.
Anything that requires him to live in my basement is on my list. Other than that I don't really care as long as he's happy! 🙂
Podiatry. Holy shit. I would never be able to touch her again.
Professional football player. Televangelist. Video game developer. Being the uncoordinated, fallen-away Catholic who hates "gaming" mommy that I am.
I know I'm a little (lot) late on this post, but there is one thought that would haunt me, and it could be a very close possibility… Disney show star (a la Hannah Montana) Oh the horror!


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HIGHLANDS – Like the funk? And no, sorry, we're not talking about the musical style right now. No, today we're talking about the funk of fermentation; the process that not only has long been a form of preserving food in place of refrigeration, but also allows us to experience the deliciousness of such things as wine, kimchi, pickles, yogurt, kombucha, beer, and more. Well, if you happen to be one of fermentation's loyal fans, consider yourself in luck because this August 9-10th is the second annual Fermentation Festival & Market: A Celebration of All Things Fermented.
Hosted at the Highlands Masonic Center on Federal Blvd, the Fermentation Festival & Market (FF&M) is the brainchild of BeerCraving, the same company that put on both the South Denver Beer Festival and Chef & Brew. And once again, they're pulling together a lineup to showcase some of Denver's (and the surrounding area's) best fermented food and beverages. This year's FF&M brings together brewers, distillers, vintners, and chefs – each offering some of their finest fermented menu items. Just a few on the list, for example, are 4 Noses Brewing, Wassatch, Happy Leaf Kombucha,Vibrant Veggies, and Casta Negra Tequila…not to mention some return participants from last year's festival.
Mike Burns, who's both co-owner of Happy Leaf Kombucha, as well as co-creator of BeerCraving with Dan Karabacz, is excited for the upcoming festivities, "This year's event is going to be amazing. Tons more fermentation cultures available, even a Bulgarian yogurt culture from Sandor Katz (The Art of Fermentation)."
For those interested in learning even more about fermented food and beverages, FF&M will host interactive seminars throughout each day of the event. Of particular note is Jenni Lyons of Happy Leaf Kombucha reviewing the basics of home brewing kombucha; Jackie Rebideau of the Colorado Cheese Festival teaching a how-to on cheesemaking; and Mara King of the Esoteric Food Company discussing just how to pickle at home. And there will be multiple other seminars to choose from.
If however, you're in search of even more entertainment, or fun for the whole family, swing by the Fermentation Petting Zoo (nope, that's not an error), where you can get up close and personal with some of the unique creatures of fermentation. Plus, don't miss the FF&M's first annual Pickle Toss where it's rumored that contestants will lob, hurl, and fire pickles into their teammates mouths from quite a distance. It's anyone's guess how this will turn out, but I those interested can sign up for a team at the festival for a chance to win a gallon of pickles, $50, and major bragging rights.
Now, if you've been a Denver resident for at least a year, you're likely more than aware of the amazing variety of festivals, fairs, and other events our great city has to offer, especially come the warm days of summer. The FF&M, however, seems to hold the title for one of the most unique thus far. If you're looking for something fun to do in a few weeks, be it with friends, family, or possibly a fun-filled first date, consider dropping by.
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Born May 17, 1938, in Algora, Ark., to the late James Fred and Roxia Murrial Cannon Cogdill, she lived most of her life in Mississippi County. For 22 years she worked as a certified nursing assistant in area nursing centers and was of the Baptist belief.
On May 7, 1959, she married Norman Lee Brooks who preceded her in death on Dec. 10, 2003.
Three brothers, Bud Cogdill, James Cogdill and Leslie Cogdill, and two sisters, Helen Mildred Cogdill and Mary Katherine Cogdill, also preceded her in death.
Survivors include: one son, William Earl Brooks of East Prairie; one daughter and son-in-law, Laura Ann and Scottie Owens of East Prairie; one brother, Obrey Cogdill of East Prairie; one sister, Laverne Kimbrell of Radcliff, Ky.; and two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
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As communities across the country celebrate June as National LGBT Pride Month, it is important to acknowledge the unique health challenges facing the LGBT community. In an effort to better understand and address these challenges, the National Health Interview Survey for 2013 will include questions specifically related to the LGBT population.
Conducted annually by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the National Health Interview Survey is a cross-sectional survey representative of the U.S. population. It has long collected and analyzed data regarding health disparities among men and women, ethnic groups and socio-economic status, but has not previously addressed possible barriers to care related to sexual orientation or gender identity. By including this information in the study, doctors and researchers can begin to develop a better understanding of the major health issues facing the LGBT community and how best to address them.
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New Jersey 6, Flyers 4 at Wells Fargo Center
Thursday, October 9, 2014
* Devils struck first on a goal from Ryder who went top shelf on a screened Steve Mason… The Flyers have given up the game's first goal in both regular season games so far and did so in five of eight preseason games.
* The Flyers and Devils combined for 10 goals in tonight's game, which is two goals shy of what they combined for in the entire four-game series last season.
* Wayne Simmonds recorded his eighth career game of three points or more, posting two goals and an assist - It was his 14th career multi-goal game.
* Claude Giroux posted a goal and an assist while recording a team-high seven shots on goal… Giroux recorded seven shots on two occasions last season, with the most recent coming on April 10 vs. Tampa Bay.
* The Flyers recorded 39 shots on goal, which is the most they've had in a game against the Devils since they posted 41 on February 4, 2012, which coincidentally was also a 6-4 home loss… It's only the 10th time they've ever been credited with 39 or more shots against the Devils, and only the fifth time they've done so in a regulation game… The Flyers are 2-4-3-1 (W-L-T-SOL) when recording 39 or more shots against New Jersey.
* Braydon Coburn missed his first game since Mar. 30, 2013 with a lower-body injury. Nick Schultz filled in for Coburn and appeared in 14:46 of ice-time in his Flyers debut.
* The Flyers scored three goals within a 4:16 span in the second period to tie the game back up at 3-3, including two from Wayne Simmonds, one of which came with 0.4 seconds left in the period.
* The Flyers had four players record multiple points in tonight's game.
* Five different Devils recorded multiple points, including Jaromir Jagr who had two assists and surpassed Steve Yzerman for sixth all-time in NHL history with 1,757 points.
PHILADELPHIA -- New Jersey Devils coach Peter DeBoer got a glimpse of what could be an electrifying season in a 6-4 victory against the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday at Wells Fargo Center.
The need for more offense was something DeBoer and general manager Lou Lamoriello discussed at the conclusion of the 2013-14 season, when the Devils ranked 27th in the NHL at 2.40 goals per game. In their season opener Thursday, the Devils built an early lead only to watch the Flyers rally twice to tie the game before Dainius Zubrus scored the game-winner at 7:13 of the third period, snapping a 4-4 tie.
Mike Cammalleri, signed by the Devils as a free agent this summer to provide some offensive spark, scored twice, including an empty-net goal with one minute remaining.
The Devils' offensive barrage also included goals by Michael Ryder, Adam Henrique, Patrik Elias and Zubrus. Ryder also had two assists.
Claude Giroux and Vincent Lecavalier each scored for the Flyers, who got two goals from Wayne Simmonds in the final minute of the second period.
Devils goaltender Cory Schneider made 35 saves, and Flyers goalie Steve Mason stopped 20 shots.
Elias gave the Devils a 4-3 lead 4:16 into the third when he collected a pass from Marek Zidlicky and easily tapped home a shot at the left post. The goal was the 36th for Elias in 83 career games against the Flyers.
The Flyers answered 15 seconds later when Lecavalier fired a wrist shot past Schneider to tie the game for the second time. The tie didn't last long, though. Zubrus gave the Devils a 5-4 lead at 7:13 off a long wrist shot that seemed to handcuff Mason.
The Flyers rallied from a 3-0 deficit in the second with three goals over the final 4:16 of the period.
Giroux pulled the Flyers within 3-1 with a power-play goal off a snap shot at 15:44 before Simmonds cut the deficit to one with an even-strength goal off a rip from the left hash at 19:03. Simmonds held on to the puck and forced New Jersey defenseman Jon Merrill to the ice before skating around him and unleashing past Schneider.
Simmonds then scored his second of the game 56 seconds later when he redirected a pass from Lecavalier from in the slot with less than a second to play in the period. The Flyers benefitted not only with the man advantage, but dominated in the faceoff circle against the Devils, leading to greater puck possession and opportunities.
Henrique gave the visitors a 2-0 lead 2:10 into the second when his shot from the right circle deflected off the stick of Flyers defenseman Luke Schenn and past Mason. Cammalleri made it 3-0 when he tipped the puck past Mason from the slot off a turnaround wrist shot by Jagr from along the right wing half boards at 5:33.
The assist moved Jagr past Steve Yzerman into sixth on the NHL all-time points list with 1,756.
The Devils opened a 1-0 lead 12:05 into the first when Ryder took a back pass from Ryane Clowe above the right circle and released a wrist shot that beat Mason to the long side. The Flyers goalie could not locate the puck because Lecavalier and Henrique were screening him.


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28th May 2010
Renfrewshire Law Centre's Principal Solicitor, Jon Kiddie, while acting in his capacity as Secretary of the Scottish Association of Law Centres (SALC), has submitted SALC's formal response to a consultation being undertaken by the Scottish Government in conjunction with COSLA (the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities) and the Scottish Legal Aid Board.
The consultation examines the provision of publically funded legal assistance (PFLA) in Scotland, and is relevant to law centres, legal aid solicitors, citizens advice bureaux, welfare rights officers, debt advisors, and other types of third sector organisations that provide advice and information on people's rights ...
Supreme Court Considers Scots Law on Police Detention Powers
25th May 2010
The UK Supreme Court today begins hearing a human rights appeal that challenges the lack of a right to a lawyer when detained by the police in Scotland. As the law now stands, the police may detain a suspect for questioning for up to six hours without legal advice. Some critics say this breaches the European Convention on Human Rights, particularly Article 6, the right to a fair trial.
The case Is brought by Peter Cadder, a Scotsman who was convicted of assault partly for answers he gave in police interview before legal advice.
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On 14 May 2010 RLC Principal Solicitor, Jon Kiddie, and RLC Volunteers, Joe Bryce & Briony Cullin, attended Lord Advocate Elish Angiolini's conference on pro bono legal services, held at Victoria Quay in Edinburgh.
Generally speaking, the event was well attended, and in particular a number of law centres were specifically represented.
Speakers took the stand to put the case for pro bono work from the perspectives of several different kinds of legal services providers, e.g. large commercial law firms (McGrigors, Pinsent Masons), small firms (Ian Smart, Law Society President, spoke of his own experience as a sole principal ...
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From the BBC's influential Wednesday Play series, Cathy Come Home, directed by Ken Loach, tells the bleak tale of Cathy, who loses her home, husband and eventually her child through the inflexibility of the British welfare system. The film led to the formation of housing charity, Shelter.
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Sheila Samson spoke to the County Commissioners about those grant projects and how they could be used within the county to fund local projects.
"For this year, we have Meigs Township to assist with their community building, We have the village of South Zanesville, which is for street improvement, and the city of Dresden was for various street paving," said Samson.


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"Something else an academic education will do for you. If you go along with it any considerable distance, it'll begin to give you an idea what size mind you have. What it'll fit and, maybe, what it won't. After a while, you'll have an idea what kind of thoughts your particular size mind should be wearing. For one thing, it may save you an extraordinary amount of time trying on ideas that don't suit you, aren't becoming to you. You'll begin to know your true measurements and dress your mind accordingly." (24.65)
Mr. Antolini explains the difference between institutionalized education and knowledge. Holden has been struggling (perhaps implicitly) to do this for most of the novel—so why does he just yawn instead of going to bed? Is he just not receptive to help of any kind right now? Is this a lesson that's going to take time to sink in?
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"Among other things, you'll find that you're not the first person who was ever confused and frightened and even sickened by human behavior. You're by no means alone on that score, you'll be excited and stimulated to know. Many, many men have been just as troubled morally and spiritually as you are right now. Happily, some of them kept records of their troubles. You'll learn from them—if you want to. Just as someday, if you have something to offer, someone will learn something from you. It's a beautiful reciprocal arrangement. And it isn't education. It's history. It's poetry." (24.60-62)
Get out your highlighters, Shmoopers, because this is key: Mr. Antolini is telling Holden that education is important because it'll make him feel less alone. It's like an online support group for depressed people, but in actual books and literature. We love this.
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"I'm not trying to tell you," he said, "that only educated and scholarly men are able to contribute something valuable to the world. It's not so. But I do say that educated and scholarly men, if they're brilliant and creative to begin with – which, unfortunately, is rarely the case – tend to leave infinitely more valuable records behind them than men do who are merely brilliant and creative. They tend to express themselves more clearly, and they usually have a passion for following their thoughts through to the end. And – most important – nine times out of ten they have more humility than the unscholarly thinker. Do you follow me at all?" (24.62)
We're not sure, but we have a suspicion that this is pretty close to Salinger's perspective. Mr. Antolini does seem to have a genuine love for his students (if possibly an inappropriate one…) and a genuine respect for learning. He doesn't berate Holden; he talks to him like an equal.


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Ardella Sumner, 88, died Monday, Oct. 15, 2012, at Clara City Care Center. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m., Friday, Oct. 19, at First Presbyterian Church in Dawson, with the Rev. Herbert Rotunda officiating.
Hanson and Dahl Funeral Home, of Dawson, was in charge of the funeral arrangements. (hansondahlfuneralhome.com)
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