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During Q3 2015, the U.S. contact center industry saw a total of 22,265 new positions added, minus 5,678 jobs that were cut due to force reductions and closures, reports a recent Smart Customer Service article. The data, compiled by Dallas-based Site Selection Group and analyzed by nonprofit organization Jobs4America, shows a net total of 16,587 more
Multichannel Use Expected to Rise Exponentially Over Next Two Years
According to a recent Call Centre Helper (CCH) article, multichannel use is predicted to rise exponentially over the next two years. Video is expected to increase 311%, while WhatsApp will grow by 470%, reports CCH. As noted in the article, which references an Intercom survey of more than 400 contact centers, voice will remain the more
Study Reveals Importance of Positive Customer Interactions
According to the Belding Group's "The Science of WOW — the Formula of Viral Customer Experience" report, customer service interactions have a big impact on customers and their willingness to share those experiences with others. With technological advances over the last 10 years, customer service has become increasingly important and is the last competitive distinguisher for more
More Than One-Third of Customers Have Lowered Customer Service Expectations During the Holidays
According to a press release covering the Aspect Consumer Experience Index, more than one-third of customers approach the holiday season with lowered customer service expectations. Meanwhile, when a customer receives poor customer service in a store or through online channels, 52% will stop using the retailer and resort to a competitor instead – as reported more
UK Businesses Struggle to Effectively Leverage Customer Information
According to a Royal Mail Data Services report, 63.6% of UK companies claim they have out-of-date customer data. Other survey findings show that 62.8% have incomplete customer data and a further 60.1% have barely any customer data at all. The problem is due to the system of data capture and validation in most companies, according more
New Study Shows the Impact of the Customer Experience
According to a research study from NewVoiceMedia, 71% of customers would recommend a business to others following a positive customer experience. Twenty-one percent, would, however, seek "revenge" (i.e., posting a negative review online or venting frustration on social media) after an unsatisfactory company interaction. A Call Centre Helper article covering the findings from NewVoiceMedia's summer more
Marketers Prioritize Omnichannel Interaction but Feel Ill-Equipped to Execute Campaigns
According to the latest MyCustomer article, 73% of marketers recognize the influence of omnichannel interaction on conversion as "major," but 35% say their businesses aren't equipped to deliver omnichannel marketing campaigns. Sixty-eight percent of marketers also say it's a priority for "all marketing to be integrated across channels," reports the Cross-Channel Marketing Report (backed by more
UK Businesses Struggle With Internal Performance Metrics
According to the latest Call Centre Helper article, 59% of UK businesses cannot produce reports that track customer service agent, contact center, sales, and support team performance. Furthermore, 63% claim their business can't accurately predict call volumes, reports an Enghouse Interactive survey mentioned in the article. The absence of reporting capabilities extends to companies' current more
Contact Centers Prioritize Customer Service Performance Metrics
According to the latest Smart Customer Service article, contact centers are increasingly prioritizing customer service performance metrics. Eighty-three percent of contact centers measure their accessibility, defined as the level of ease their customers have in reaching them, reports research from the International Customer Management Institute's (ICMI) Understanding Modern Contact Center Metrics study covered in the more
Consumers Dissatisfied With Omnichannel Customer Service
According to a recent research study from eGain and Forrester Consulting, 65% of consumers view omnichannel customer service as either "about the same" or worse" compared to a year ago. Other findings show that customers rate the following channels as stagnant or worse: contact center customer service (68%), IVR self-service (67%), web self-service (63%), and more

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Folk music - Fighting song with Kisegele bells and accompanied by Meru me.
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Complaint Review: Ganley Honda
Ganley Honda25870 Lorain Road North Olmsted, Ohio U.S.A.
Ganley Honda Ganley Honda New Price Scam North Olmsted Ohio
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None of this was disclosed to me prior to that time. Also when I sat down with Mike in finance I had papers put in front of me that steered me to some bank, name not given, that had a $195.00 processing fee, and a $150.00 penalty for early pay off. When I asked to see what Honda Financial was offering for rates, I was told it was higher. However when I asked to see what the monthly payment would be, it turned out to be lower, also there was no penalty for early payoff.
Finally I was not informed that Ganley insists that the buyer sign an arbitration agreement, or the company will not sell you a car, until all the paperwork was done and it was time to sign. When I told the finance guy I was uncomfortable giving up any legal rights I may have for no apparent reason he said that Mr. Ganley doesn't want to have to pay some big award because somebody sitting on the jury has had a bad car experience, and that I could sign or walk away. I signed reluctantly, something I would not do again.
In short I feel that I was somewhat ambushed here. I would never purchase another car from this dealer and will be looking at other automakers in the future because as much as I like Honda cars, I won't do business with a company that supports scam artists like Ganley Honda.
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Then we looked at the other paper that said "Sales agreement" and saw that they wanted us to sign a contract stating that we were absolutely going to buy the vehicle! We didn't even know for sure, and we had stated that very clearly. The salesman then went on to tell us how we wouldn't be able to get financed anywhere else because my husband is disabled and is receiving unearned income (disability payments). We thought we had no other options, so we signed the papers. We were told they would call us in about a day or 2 once they ran everything through some banks. Thankfully, they ended up not wanting to finance us (even with half the price paid in cash as a down payment). Even though we signed a purchase agreement, our $1,000 we had paid was refunded. That would not have happened except for a little bit in the fine print that stating it could only be refunded if we were unable to obtain financing. It's their loss, however. We left Ganley and were able to get a newer vehicle with lower payments than Ganley estimated for us, and much lower mileage at another dealership.
And for anyone reading this- my uncle is an attorney, and after checking with him, he said NEVER sign an arbitration agreement, especially when buying a car! Ganley won't sell you a car without signing it, and normally springs it on you at the last minute. Do not give up your rights. If they won't sell you a car without it, go elsewhere! There are many dealerships out there who won't force this upon you, and even if they say it's to protect you, it's NOT.
All in all, we felt lied to and swindled. We got lucky that they backed out of the deal. It could have ended very badly for us!
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Leopard will Increase Mac Sales
Submitted by lalit on December 12, 2007 - 9:33am.
According to ChangeWave, " Apple computer sales continue to show strong consumer momentum. Not only is Apple maintaining the highest satisfaction levels among all manufacturers, but consumer purchases over the next 90 days look exceptionally robust." One in four respondents say that the release of Leopard makes them more likely to buy a Mac in the future according to the survey done by ChangeWave. Research firm Goldman Sachs is also predicting a very strong holiday sales for all Apple products and their analyst David Bailey remains confident about the company's forthcoming products like the new iPhone in 2008. By the look of it Mac sales are not slowing down anytime soon and Leopard is having almost the opposite effect of what Vista had on customers.
Toshiba to Release SCiB Batteries in March That Will Recharge in 5 Minutes
Submitted by lalit on December 12, 2007 - 9:13am.
Toshiba will release Super Charge ion Batteries (SCiB) in March of 2008, it will take just 5 minutes to recharge the battery to its 90% capacity and the battery will last 10 years or more (5000+ recharge). The SCiB batteries won't short-circuit and explode like Li-ion batteries. The 2.4V version measures 62 x 95 x 13mm and weighs 150 grams while the bigger, 24V version measures 100 x 300 x 45mm and 2000 grams. Well these batteries won't be used in laptop or MP3 players any time soon because of their size and weight. But I am waiting for the day when I can charge my laptop in 5 minutes. Initially the batteries will be used in hybrid cars and industrial devices.
Toshiba Satellite T31 Comes with Both Vista and XP
Submitted by lalit on December 11, 2007 - 5:07pm.
Well its another bad day for Vista, Toshiba's Dynabook Satellite T31 comes with both Vista Business and XP Professional recovery discs, giving the buyer the option to select their preferred OS. It looks like Toshiba feels the pain of it customers suffering from Vista problems and has provided a solution for their problems. The notebook comes with 15.4" screen, WiFi, 512MB RAM, 80GB HD minimum, DVD burner and all the usual I/O ports. The notebook will range in $1573 to $1856 price-range depending on the processor you select. The high-end processor on the notebook is 2.0GHz Core 2 Duo and the Low-end processor is 1.86GHz Celeron.
NVIDIA Releases GeForce 8800 GTS 512MB Graphics Card
Submitted by lalit on December 11, 2007 - 4:42pm.
NVIDIA today announced the 65nm based, 8800 GTS 512MB graphics card. The card has 128 stream processors, twin dual-link DVI ports, PureVIdeo HD technology, DirectX 10 support, 650MHz core clock / 970MHz memory clock and hardware acceleration for H.264, VC-1, WMV and MPEG-2 movies. According to NVIDIA this card provides 25% more power compared to GeForce 8800 GT card and it will be priced $299. Just when everyone thought ATI had a very good budget gaming card in HD 3800, NVIDIA crashed ATI's party with 8800 GTS. Right now NVIDIA is winning the graphics cards race.
NBC Universal and Sandisk Partner-up to Deliver Shows on Fanfare Service
Submitted by lalit on December 11, 2007 - 4:27pm.
Since NBC has removed its content from iTunes it has partnered with every online video service. Now NBC has announced its partnership with SanDisk to deliver shows on the Fanfare service. The beta service will start in January and offer all the NBC, USA, SciFi and Bravo shows. The service will only work with SanDisk's TakeTV Players, which is the biggest disappointment of the service. 90% percent of the online video download is done through iTunes store only 10% is done through other online video provider. To make other services successful the content bought from those services should work with as many gadgets as possible. Till that is done iTunes will be the leader of online video download service.
Toshiba to Showcase 128GB 1.8" SSD at CES
Submitted by lalit on December 11, 2007 - 3:20pm.
Toshiba has managed to cram 128GB in a 1.8" enclosure space. The SSD reads at 100MB per second and writes at 40MB per second. Toshiba uses 56nm process to make these drives that helps in increasing power efficiency and read/write speeds. Toshiba is using the 16GB flash chips in the drive, which are their highest density chips. Toshiba uses 8 flash chips in the SSD, just imagine what can be achieved by using the new 32GB chips produced by Samsung, 256Gb in the same enclosure.
IBM Announces 32nm high-k/metal Gate Semiconductor Process Technology
Submitted by lalit on December 11, 2007 - 11:05am.
IBM announced that the high-k/metal gate semiconductor process technology will be available to IBM alliance members in second half of 2009, the new technology uses 32nm process and was demonstrated using a working SOI. The new technology reduces the operational voltages and a 45% reduction in total power consumption was observed. The technology will be implemented in future multi-core processors showed 30% speed gain compared to present processing technology. IBM's new technology will not be available until the 32nm process node. The first products based on the technology will not be available until 2010. IBM's Partners in the project include AMD, Chartered, Freescale, Infineon and Samsung. AMD definitely needs all the help IBM's new technology can give them as Intel has already started using hafnium based high-k/metal gate technology in there current generation of 45nm processor technology and they will start production of 32nm chips in 2009.
Mac OS X Leopard Feature: Quick Look
Submitted by lalit on December 9, 2007 - 6:48pm.
It's been six weeks since Leopard was released on October 26th. One of the most talked about feature was Quick Look, in Quick Look you can look inside any document without launching an application. You can use Quick Look in Finder, Mail and Time Machine. Quick Look makes it easy to view full-screen preview of the files, flip through multi-page documents and add image directly to iPhoto. You can quickly preview multiple files at once in a table view or individually with slideshow controls. By just pressing the space bar in Finder you can view the content of the selected file/files. Though Quick Look is a very helpful feature it has its limitations, if a folder is selected you just see the size of the folder but you don't get any information about the files inside the folder, its same for the zip files too. There is a work around for this problem you can download folder and/or zip plugin that would show details about the files in the folder or zip file. The plugin increases the functionality of an already excellent feature. To install the folder and/or zip plugin just drag the plugin (Folder.qlgenerator or Zip.qlgenerator) into /Library/QuickLook and relaunch Finder. You can get more details about the plugin on the website.
Workaround for Microsoft Zune's Three Play Rule For Shared Songs
Submitted by lalit on December 9, 2007 - 5:17pm.
Engadget has post a solution for the annoying three play rule for shared songs. To free a song forever simply accept a shared track, go on your computer and change the genre of the song to 'Podcast' and play the tune over as many times as you like. The problem with this solution is the song will show up in podcast section and if you are like me you would want the ID3 tags to be perfect for all your songs collection. So over all it's a solution with its own set of problem, but if you don't care about arranging your music library this process can get you a free song.
Intel Will Launch Dual-Core Celeron on January 20th
Submitted by lalit on December 7, 2007 - 2:17pm.
Intel will be updating its budget chip line with a dual-core Celeron E1200. This will be the first dual core processor for Celeron line-up. The processor will run at 1.6GHz and will have 512KB of L2 cache that is ¼ the size of cache in the lowest end Core 2 Duo processor. The bus speed will be 800MHz and the processor will cost $53 only. Intel will also update its Penryn based processor line-up. The Core 2 Extreme will get a speed boast and will clock at 3.2GHz, it will sell for $1399. The Core 2 Quad chips will also get speed boast and clock at 2.83GHz, 2.66GHz and 2.5GHz. Intel will also have two Core 2 Duo chips clocked at 2.66GHz and 3.16GHz. The price will range from $163 for 2.66GHz Core 2 Duo to $530 for 2.83 Core 2 Quad chips.
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TUSCON, Az--Former Augusta State golfer Oliver Wilson defeated Anthony Kim Thursday afternoon to advance in the Accenture World Match Play Championship.
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Complaint Review: United Vacation Network
United Vacation Network3690 East Bay Drive, Suite Q Largo, Florida U.S.A.
United Vacation Network They have not been able, or unwilling, to provide the services I have and am paying for. Largo Florida
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Dear Sirs:
For the second time since I and my wife signed with you on April 14, 2007, you have failed to get us a vacation, although I gave you twice the advance notice you required.
After sending in my request in March 2008, for a vacation at the end of July 2008 (120 days in advance you only required 60 days advance notice), I waited two full months and still no one contacted me. I find it hard to believe that with 120 days advance notice you could not accommodate my request.
I finally called you in early May 2008 and was quickly informed that there was nothing available for me. This is after giving you twice the required advance notice. Your representative said they would let me know as soon as something came in.
Again I waited another month and again no one from your organization had the courtesy to call to give me an update on my status. I called back again in late May 2008 and was told that something just came in that very day for the end of June. Three weeks from today.
I could not accept that because I have to give my employer more notice than that when I go on vacation. That is why I sent you my request in March 2008! And now it's too late for me to get even the end of July dates because those days have already been taken by other employees. Thank you very much for nothing!
Also, we were promised one free week's vacation and one 4-day vacation for free, for the next four years, if we were to sign with you on the same day we went to the orientation. It's been over a year that we have been in the network and you haven't been able to get me even one vacation.
So, what happens to my free vacation weeks? Do I lose them? It's not my fault you haven't been able to deliver on your promises, I've done everything required.
Why have I paid you thousands of dollars? For what? You have been unable, or unwilling, to provide the services you promised at your orientation. You promised that if I gave you sufficient time, you would get me wonderful, 5-star resorts to vacation in.
I can get much better service at any travel agency without paying an extra dime. It seems that now that you have taken my money you are ignoring me. Is this a scam you're perpetrating?
If I cannot get the services and extras you promised me at the orientation, I will pursue all legal options available to me.
Spring Hill, Florida
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The Christian convert who made history by becoming the first person in Egypt's history to attempt to legally change his religious affiliation on his government identification from Islam to Christianity, has "vowed to starve himself to death" in response to his "illegal" imprisonment, his attorney said.
Bishoy Boulous, who is formerly known by his Muslim name of Mohammed Hegazy, was sentenced to five years imprisonment by an Egyptian court in July on the allegation of causing "sectarian strife."
Boulous' attorney, Karam Ghobrial, claims that the 32-year-old's detention is in "violation of the law" and that the charges against him were motivated by his original attempt in 2007 to have the Egyptian government legally recognize his conversion from Muslim to Christian, Front Page Magazine reports. more >>
Egyptian militant group Ansar Beit al-Maqdis, which has reportedly pledged allegiance to terror group ISIS, has claimed responsibility for the murder of an American oil worker who was killed during a carjacking in August.
The militants apparently posted online photos of a passport and two identification cards belonging to 58-year-old Texan William Haderson, The Associated Press reported on Monday.
Henderson had worked for Houston-based energy company Apache Corporation, and was a production expert for Qarun Petroleum Co, a joint venture between the Apache Corporation and the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation. more >>
In June and July of 2013, Tahrir Square became a place where history was made. This Cairo, Egypt landmark housed the largest outpouring of protest against the radical Jihadist agenda in the Middle East, with estimates of over 20 million people protesting the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood. The loss of power for the Muslim Brotherhood brought repercussions to Egyptian Christians, both Coptic and evangelical, as the Brotherhood sought to both appeal for support among Islamic radicals, and punish Christians for speaking out against the brutality of the Muslim Brotherhood. Hundreds of churches were burned to the ground, homes and businesses were attacked and many Christians lost their lives.
As CEO of Open Doors USA, I have the privilege of regularly interacting with heroes of the faith, people who have suffered great persecution. I often meet people who have lost their entire families, businesses and homes, simply because they choose to be followers of Jesus. I was in Tahrir Square last January when Egyptians voted to adopt the new constitution and chart a path away from the rule of Islamic Jihadists. I watched as the Brotherhood demonstrated with violence, desperately trying to hold on to their death-grip of power over Egyptians. And I watched as Christians were targeted for brutality.
But just days ago, I returned again from Egypt. What I saw this time was a Church that has grown strong in spite of the horrendous difficulties that it faces. I saw Christians, both Coptic and evangelical, who have come to understand they must seek a common path together in faith. These are important first steps. What I saw was the first steps in the rebuilding of an Egyptian Christian Church focused on the saving grace of Jesus. more >>
Although Reuters reported Monday night that one of the most prominent jihadist groups in the Sinai Peninsula region of Egypt has pledged its allegiance to the Islamic State caliphate, confusion remains as to the extent of the groups' connection as The Institute For the Study of War claims the reports of allegiance are false.
Reuters reported that the terrorist group Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis, or "Partisans of Jerusalem", issued a statement Monday night saying that the group is loyal to the Islamic State and also labeled ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as the caliph (Muslim prince) of all nations.
"After entrusting God we decided to swear allegiance to the emir of the faithful Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, caliph of the Muslims in Syria and Iraq and in other countries," the statement said. more >>
Egypt's most influential Muslim cleric has recently denounced the terrorist group commonly known as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
Grand Mufti Shawqi Allam, considered the North African nation's highest religious authority, said on the state news agency MENA that ISIS "poses a danger to Islam and Muslims."
"An extremist and bloody group such as this poses a danger to Islam and Muslims, tarnishing its image as well as shedding blood and spreading corruption," said Allam. more >>
One of the Al Jazeera journalists detained in Egypt on alleged terrorism charges will reportedly appeal his sentence, his younger brother told reporters this week.
Peter Greste, an Australian reporter working for the Al Jazeera network, will be appealing his seven-year prison sentence that he received in June, based on charges that he had reported in favor of the Muslim Brotherhood political party during the toppling of former leader Mohamed Morsi in 2013.
Greste and two other reporters, Canadian-Egyptian Mohamed Fahmy and Egyptian Baher Mohammed, were accused of attempting to undermine Egypt's national security by "broadcasting false information" through Al Jazeera. more >>


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Omaha Steaks Omaha Steaks Burgers, (12) 4 Ounce
omaha steaks are the best....period. so, when you order their hamburgers you are guarenteed to get the best in burgers as well. Big, juicy, mouth watering burgers individually wrapped are perfect for the grill.
Individually packed spices so that they don't turn and go bad? I'm in! I want all the spices and herbs they have to restock my kitchen.
I know these aren't Chinese, but they will be one of the few things at home that will remind me of how awesome it was to sit in my freedom loving country watching the Olympics in communist China.Tags: food, gourmet food, cookies, China, delicious, Chinese, fortune, fortune cookies, individually wrappedAdded 8 Years Ago from Amazon.com


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The current Franklin Flames 01 team will be adding to its roster for the upcoming season as we continue to compete in College Exposure Tournaments and begin out quest to compete in the 14U ASA nationals in Salem, VA. THERE IS A POSSIBILITY WE WILL JOIN FORCES WITH ONE OF THE TOP SOFTBALL ORGANIZATIONS IN THE COUNTRY...... STAY TUNED.
We will look at girls born in 2000 or 2001 to fill out this very talented roster. Our schedule will include 5-6 major College Showcases as we increase the exposure these girls have to college coaches. We accepted invitations to compete in 2 Showcases this past season and we had a great deal of success playing against the best teams in the South and had several coaches show interest in our girls
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I had another AC guy come out to my house today for a second opinion. He actully removed the cover andthere was a leak. The leak was a loose nut!! After the nut was tightened and the cover replaced he proceeded to check the AC agin......and no leak.
So what cost me $245 for the "expert" visit and a potential $3500 for a new unit eneder cost me $40 for the second opinion. And the second AC man said if the leak returns it can be fixed for $250. There was no need for a brand new Ac!!!!
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Cameron ScottApr. 11, 2007 6:41 PM
Jonathan blogged on Monday about the disturbingly wide range of estimates of the number of Iraqis who attended an anti-American rally in Najaf that day. Dutiful wonks at ThinkProgress, to the rescue! ThinkProgress points out that credible sources like The New York Times, the Washington Post, Reuters, AP, and the Wall Street Journal all put attendance in the "tens of thousands" (which, at least according to strict Mother Jones rules, means at least 20,000). Mother Jones also reports, in our Iraq 101 package, that Muqtada al-Sadr, who called for the rally, has "tens of thousands" of followers. The military, however, put attendance at 5,000-7,000, and conservative bloggers jumped on that figure.
ThinkProgress claims that a photo used to support lower estimates is, in fact, cropped. Check it out: It sure looks cropped.
ThinkProgress then shows another photo, of a side road not included in the allegedly cropped photo.
Problem is, neither of these photos have credible sources. The conservative blog Gateway Pundit, in a post including the photo in question, claims ThinkProgress's photo was taken before its photo, and therefore may well show some of the same people, not additional attendees as it claims. I'm gonna say touché on that one, but ThinkProgress has a solid recordand when you pair it with The New York Times, the Washington Post, Reuters, AP, and the Wall Street Journal and, ahem, Mother Jones, its reliability veritably trounces Gateway Pundit's. One caveat: It does seem a little bit odd that all the sources have used precisely the same wording in providing their estimatesbut this is Iraq, and it's not like the Park Service is out there counting.
As for why Mother Jones believes papers of record and not the military, see below.
Cameron ScottApr. 11, 2007 2:45 PM
Fred Thompson, the actor and former Tennessee Senator, announced earlier today that he had lymphoma. Thompson claimed that the lymphoma, a form of cancer, was slow growing and probably wouldn't affect either his life span or his quality of life. The fact that Thompson allowed his doctor to speak about his condition makes it pretty clear that the announcement was a final trial balloon before formally announcing a bid for the White House.
It's a cancerous year on the campaign trail, to be sure. Have Americans moved beyond their ban on sick presidents (or presidents with sick wives)? Wait and seeFred Thompson is.
Jonathan SteinApr. 11, 2007 12:53 PM
It's no wonder that a guy who makes millions on shady law firm consultations and high-flying speaking engagements is a little out of touch with the common man. Asked by a reporter in Alabama about the prices of a gallon of milk and a loaf of bread, Rudy Giuliani answered:
"A gallon of milk is probably about a $1.50, a loaf of bread about a $1.25, $1.30."
A check of the Web site for D'Agostino supermarket on Manhattan's Upper East Side showed a gallon of milk priced at $4.19 and a loaf of white bread at $2.99 to $3.39. In Montgomery, Ala., a gallon of milk goes for about $3.39 and bread is about $2.
Two observations: (1) This is a classic "gotcha!" question that reporters love, and every presidential candidate should be given a commodities rundown with their morning briefing ("Mrs. Clinton, bags of potatoes are down 30 cents, closing yesterday at $3.49."). You have to believe Mitt Romney's and John Edwards' people are scrambling to get this sort of information to their candidates this very second, because reporters are probably salivating about the idea of catching a second candidate looking silly today.
And (2) I'm not sure I would know the exact price of those things. In my mind, living in New York, the answer is "Too much." I remember seeing a gallon of orange juice at almost $10, and I stopped caring completely. "Just take all my money," I say to the checkout counter lady. "I don't care how much anything costs anymore. You win."
Of course, this all recalls a classic George Bush Sr. moment:
His difficulty with grocery items recalled another Republican's supermarket run-in. In 1992, President George H.W. Bush expressed amazement at a high-tech supermarket scanner, prompting critics to argue that he was out of touch with average Americans. The White House cried foul, pointing out that during a grocers' convention Bush had been impressed by a special scanner that could read torn labels.
Via Kos.
Jonathan SteinApr. 11, 2007 12:31 PM
Excellent article in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer today about the dwindling efficacy of the FBI. The Bush Administration restructured the FBI after 9/11 to focus on national security, but did not eliminate any of the FBI's traditional responsibilities. And to handle all the extra work, the FBI was given no additional money. ("Do more with less," it was told.) The result? You guessed it. Lower prosecution rates. Says one retired FBI official, "we realized we were going to have to pull out of some areas -- bank fraud, investment fraud, ID theft -- cases that protect the financial infrastructure of the country."
The White House and the Justice Department have failed to replace at least 2,400 agents transferred to counterterrorism squads... Two successive attorneys general have rejected the FBI's pleas for reinforcements behind closed doors.
As the quote from the retired official would indicate, it appears the lack of manpower has mainly hit the FBI's ability to prosecute white collar crime. The P-I's findings:
Overall, the number of criminal cases investigated by the FBI nationally has steadily declined. In 2005, the bureau brought slightly more than 20,000 cases to federal prosecutors, compared with about 31,000 in 2000 -- a 34 percent drop.
White-collar crime investigations by the bureau have plummeted in recent years. In 2005, the FBI sent prosecutors 3,500 cases -- a fraction of the more than 10,000 cases assigned to agents in 2000.
The paper looks at specific cases of Native Americans and elderly residents in the Seattle area who were fleeced by sophisticated financial scams -- the sort of thing that has been traditionally part of the FBI's jurisdiction. In the cases examined by the P-I, none of the victims got the help they requested from Bush's FBI.
It's a long, long article. If you're interested, you can read the whole thing here. Also, I can tell you what the FBI was busy doing from 9/11 until the invasion of Iraq: partnering with the Department of Justice to scare the bejeezus out of Americans with show trial terror prosecutions and conveniently timed terror alerts, all of which are documented in the "DoJ/FBI" section of the Mother Jones Iraq War Timeline.
Elizabeth GettelmanApr. 11, 2007 1:23 AM
The Rutgers women's basketball team just played in the biggest game there is. They made it to the national championship game in the Big Dance. Did you hear about their upset win over #1 Duke in the Sweet 16 last month? You probably hadn't even heard of the team at all last week when Don Imus went and called them "nappy headed hos."
Which is too bad. They deserve to be lauded as student athletes, but instead they are, unwittingly, part of the Imus Show. And the most recent turn? They've gone and agreed to meet with Imus, to "reserve judgment" on whether he should be fired untill they hear his side of the story. His side? He's an ignorant shock jock who doesn't deserve their energy and attention. He's not going to give "ho a whole new definition," as one player wondered.
What he is going to do is continue to apologize, backpeddle, and do whatever he can to save his job. The sad fact remains that Imus has gotten more attention in these past few days than the Rutgers women have gotten all season. Which in the end reinforces his behavior. The more outrageous he is, the more play he gets on the national stage.
At least now though, people are interested in women's basketball, or at least the players, the "rough girls," involved. The Scarlet Knights, it seems, have more backers now than ever before.
Jonathan SteinApr. 10, 2007 9:33 PM
Obama: First question, "What is the best and fastest way to get out of Iraq?" Obama's response, and this is the first sentence out of his mouth, "As you know, I opposed this war from the start." Says there is no military solution to the war; there is nothing American troops can do to win this thing.
Touts his "very specific" plan that forces the Sunnis and Shiites to find a political reconciliation. Also, redeployment of American troops should begin in May 2007 and end in March 2008. (Non-combat troops can remain.)
Says if Bush vetoes the recent war funding bill passed by the Democratic Congress (the one that includes a timetable for withdrawal), the Democrats should re-confront the president, multiple times if necessary. This echoes statements made by other candidates earlier.
Open dialogue with Syria and Iran, says BHO. Invokes the fact that Reagan called the Soviet Union "the evil empire" and yet met with them, because "power without diplomacy is a prescription for disaster."
Observation: Despite his reputation, Obama is less fiery and probably less eloquent than Edwards today. Edwards really was a rhetorical rock star.
Good night everybody! MoveOn will have town halls on health care and global warming in the near future.
Jonathan SteinApr. 10, 2007 9:03 PM
People are using the intermission to (1) push the Draft Al Gore movement, (2) pimp filibusterforpeace.org, and (3) call for impeachment. Gotta love MoveOn!
Next up, Hillary Clinton: Asked, "What is the best and fastest way to get out of Iraq?" Clinton responds by touting the legislation she has introduced that (1) guarantees funding, training, equipment for the troops, (2) stops escalation, (3) insists on "real benchmarks" for the Iraqi government, and (4) convene international conference to forge a stable future for Iraq.
Says she will end war if elected. "It is time once and for all to end our involvement in Iraq." That statement is followed immediately with a feisty question about Clinton's recent statement that she supports a continued American presence in Iraq. What would the American troops be there for? What would they be doing? And how many of troops are we talking about exactly? This multipart question gets the first round of applause of the night from the crowd.
Clinton responds that we would have a limited presence for a short period of time. No permanent occupation, no permanent bases. Just some troops to train Iraqi security forces, protect the Kurds, and determine what the American interests in the region are (and protect them afterward). The crowd here doesn't like it. Someone shouts, "Shouldn't take more than 50 to 80 years!"
Clinton has strong rhetoric about bringing the troops home, but people here don't seem to think she has the ideas to back it up.
Chris Dodd (senator from Connecticut): "I believe we should begin redeploying our troops this evening." Finish the redeployment by March 2008. We need a surge in diplomacy, and we need to tie this whole fiasco to a new energy policy.
Energy independence for America is a huge focus in Dodd's answers.
Dodd says we need to rebuild our relationships around the world so America can be a force for good across the world. Believes, obviously, in the power of the United States.
Obama's our last candidate.
Jonathan SteinApr. 10, 2007 8:43 PM
Kucinich (Rep. from Ohio): We can only engage the world community on Iraq after we announce our intention to leave. Touts his history as an early and loud opponent of the war.
Kucinich does have thoughts on the "Then what?" question (see Biden below). He talks about how to rehabilitate Iraq even though he emphasizes repeatedly the need to end the war and bring the troops home immediately. Primarily, he says, we should not partition Iraq the way Biden suggests. We should instead reach out to the players in the region and convince them that America is changing, that America is no longer the big bully that shoved them and the United Nations around for so long. This was "an illegal invasion, an illegal war, and an illegal occupation," and we need to end the war-mongering culture of America, the culture that allows for the idea of a war of preemption, looks the other way when the United States chooses not to participate in international bodies like the International Criminal Court, and fosters the largest military in the history of the world.
Says he's the only candidate who has consistently voted against funding the war.
Bill Richardson (Gov of New Mexico): "If I were president today, I would withdraw American troops by the end of this calendar year, and leave no residual force whatsoever." Rely on strong diplomatic moves to keep things together in the void created by the departing American troops. One diplomatic move: bring the three sects in Iraq together to hammer out the future form of the Iraqi government. Second diplomatic move: convene all major players in the region and urge them to invest in their neighborhood. The full force of our withdrawal, coupled with the full force of American diplomacy, will (hopefully) stave off a regional conflagration.
Observation: Richardson has ideas that are as bold as Edwards' and Kucinich's, though Edwards is a lot more eloquent in presenting them.
Richardson's focuses (foci?): ending the war immediately, and using diplomacy to deal with whatever fallout results.
Intermission! Back in ten minutes.
Jonathan SteinApr. 10, 2007 8:32 PM
As mentioned earlier, MoveOn is hosting a virtual town hall tonight asking all Democratic candidates for president their opinions on Iraq. Well, I'm attending one at the Harvard Hillel; here are my thoughts.
Eli Pariser, Executive Director of MoveOn, kicks us off by saying this is the first virtual town hall ever held on this scale. Tonight's focus: Iraq. Two more town halls, health care and global warming, coming later. 600,000 votes were cast by MoveOn members to determine which questions get asked tonight; questions were pre-submitted by MoveOn members. We'll have 10 minutes with each candidate.
First up, John Edwards. Edwards begins: "I was wrong and I take responsibility for that." To paraphrase: We don't need more debate, nonbinding resolutions, abstract goals. Congress should use funding authority to immediately start bringing troops home. "This is not the time for political calculation; it is a time for political courage." Incredibly strong rhetoric from Edwards with incredibly strong recommendations/ideas for ending the war; willing to cut funding for troops, if it means forcing Bush to bring troops home.
Next, Joe Biden. "There is not military solution in Iraq." Need for a political solution. Says that his opponents have offered plans for cutting troops and/or funding, but don't have a political solution that answers the question of "Then what?" We leave Iraq and get our troops home. Fine. No more Americans are dying. Fine. But then what?
Biden has a plan, the only plan put forward by a Democrat running for president. Basically, we decentralize Iraq in order to stabilize it, breaking it up into loosely federated pieces. Limited central government exists to care for borders, army, distribution of oil revenues, and foreign policy. Oil policy should share oil revenues with Sunnis, especially, in an effort to get them to back off the insurgency. Essentially, under Biden's plan, oil money holds the country together.
Leigh FerraraApr. 10, 2007 1:40 PM
Yesterday, Cameron wrote about Bush's trip to Yuma, Arizona to gain support for his immigration bill. Bush heralded tighter border security put forth last year and how it has lead to decreased apprehensions. Border Patrol reports the apprehensions in the Yuma Sector have fallen by 68 percent. "It's amazing progress that's been made," Bush said. As Cameron noted, this is fairly amusing, since last year, Bush was touting more apprehensions as a sign of success. But, more importantly, it is also sort of bogus reasoning. Yes, it appears that increased surveillance and more boots on the ground has lead to a decrease in crossers in this specific area of Arizona and California, but as history has shown us, this is simply how it works. You tighten restrictions in one area, apprehensions are sure to go down. Immigrants will just cross elsewhere. As I reported in September of last year, immigrant experts call this the "balloon effect," meaning if you build a wall or increase manpower in one section, border crossers will just move down the line. It is not an absolute sign of success, by any means. And, aside from fencing off the entire border and manning every inch of it, this ebb and flow will always occur. As for the lull in increases elsewhere (apprehensions along the entire Mexico border are down 30 percent)? Experts say "immigrant smugglers [are seeking] out new crossing routes."
To give Bush a little credit, he does need to work hard to gain the acceptance of hard line and skeptical GOPers (although it does seem like he has done enough catering to them) if he has any hope of passing comprehensive reform. Nancy Pelosi has said she will not even consider voting on a bill unless the president has 70 Republican votes. But, nonetheless, a few words of advice to Bush: a.) be consistent and b.) get your facts straight.
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Knitting is an essential part of my daily routine and when I sew, I totally lose track of time. I enjoy the creative process as much as the finished product. My style might be described as vintage ...
Knitting is an essential part of my daily routine and when I sew, I totally lose track of time. I enjoy the creative process as much as the finished product. My style might be described as vintage but I refer to it as classic.
My knitting pattern designs include household items such as the Dress Style Dishcloths, baby blankets and hats, and doll clothes for various sized dolls
I began working with yarn and fabric as a young child. I watched and learned the basics from my mother and aunts as they created clothing and household items by knitting, crocheting, and sewing. My first projects were potholders made on a weaving loom with circular loops, a loom that I still use after 50 plus years. I progressed to a knitting knob and made miles of i-cord, sewing it into mats and accessories for my dolls. Shortly after I began sewing aprons and continued on to sewing clothing for myself and my family members. For several years, I served as the costume designer for local high school musical productions including the King & I. Whenever the opportunity arises, I teach both children and adults to knit and/or sew.
Developing Knit n Sew Studio has allowed me to share my passion for all things hand stitched.
Welcome to the 2012 Dress Style Dishcloth Collection. The dress dishcloth series is a result of my love of vintage style knits. I remember the crochet dress style dishcloths of the 1950's and 1960's. Since I prefer to knit, I set out to create a dress dishcloth that was knit.
These dress dishcloths are named after places that I'd like to visit, especially if these dresses were made into clothes that I could wear.
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Title:The Concept of the Baltic Sea Region as a Historical Region: An analysis of the process of constructing narratives about the region's past Author(s):GRZECHNIK, MartaDate:2010Citation:Florence, European University Institute, 2010Type of Publication:ThesisSeries/Report no.:EUI PhD theses; Department of History and CivilizationAbstract:This PhD thesis is a study of the development of the concept of the Baltic Sea region as a historical region in the Polish and Swedish historiographies in the interwar and post-Cold War periods. Taking as the point of ...


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Lightning at Penguins - 02-25-12
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-Greetings on a cold, dreary, slightly snowy day in Pittsburgh. After a few warm days approaching the 60s, it's white out. Dahntahn:
-The slowly disappearing Civic Arena:
-Today's barn:
-The ice:
-The rink:
-The rafters:
-A celebratory James Neal is on the cover of Ice Time:
-Note: We had a computer issues while trying to post photos from our pregame walk around the building. We'll post in due time.
-A few sights around the arena. Two Ulf Samuelsson jerseys. One in "Snoop Dogg" form:
-The other in early-90s form:
-Steve Sullivan:
-Mike Rupp:
-Fans walking in off Center Avenue:
-Former Penguins/Lightning antagonist Matthew Barnaby:
-Former Penguins forward and ex-Lightning coach Rick Tocchet:
-The Civic Arena:
-Gilles Meloche:
-Ben Lovejoy:
-Jean Pronovost:
-Mario Lemieux Team Canada:
-Pray for this Steve MacIntyre fan:
-Rob Brown:
-Peter N ---- d:
-Normally, a Paul Bissonnette Wheeling Nailers jersey would be jersey of the day:
-But we have to go with this tremendous Rene Corbet Mannheim Eagles:
-Warm ups:
-The Penguins' starters are Chrus Kunitz, Evgeni Malkin, James Neal, Zbynek Michalek, Brooks Orpik and Marc-Andre Fleury.
-Their scratches are Dustin Jeffrey, Brent Johnson and Ben Lovjeoy.
-The Lightning's starters are Ryan Malone, Steven Stamkos, Nate Thompson, Eric Brewer, Brendan Mikkelson and Dwayne Roloson.
-Its only scratch is Ryan Shannon.
-It looks like the Penguins' defensive pairings will be:
Kris Letang - Paul Martin
Brook Orpik - Zbynek Michalek
Matt Niskanen - Deryk Engelland
-No Jimerson. No photo.
19:22: Malkin races into the offensive zone with the puck on his backhand, he fends off a check from Eric Brewer and flings a backhander on net from the left circle. Roloson bodies it away. The rebound ends up on Orpik's stick at the left point. He drives a slapper to the net. Roloson eats it up.
18:55: Teddy Purcell sneaks up the right wing and taps a feed to the slot. St. Louis is there and jabs the feed just wide to the left of the cage.
17:46: Thompson pushes the puck into the offensive zone on the right wing and flings a wrister on net. Fleury bodies it away.
16:54: Michalek flings a shot from the right point but ended up high sticking Mike Angelidis in the face. That's two minutes. Orpik, Jordan Staal, Matt Cooke and Paul Martin take the ice.
15:46: Dupuis forces a turnover at the right poitn and flings the puck down ice to kill some time.
15:04: Brett Connolly races into the offensive zone on the rigth wing and flings a wrister on net. Fleury knocks it dead and covers.
14:54: The Michalek minor is killed. The Lightning did little with that chance.
13:18: Matt Gilroy fumbles a puck in his own zone. For some reason, Paul Martin is in deep and forces the turnover. He taps the puck by Gilroy and races in on net on a mini breakaway. He goes to his backhand but looses the puck
12:49: Sullivan hustle sup the left wing in the to the offenisve zone and lings a backhander on net from the left circle. Roloson bodies it away.
11:34: From the slot, Pyatt shoots against the grain with Fleury sliding to his right. The puck sails juuuuustttt wide to the far side.
10:40: A loose puck slides in on net down thes crease. Trevor Smith hustles after it but before he can get a stick on it, Fleury jumps out of his crease and pokes the puck away.
9:39: Victor Hedman corralls a puck at the left point and flings it below the Penguins' goal line. Dupuis throws him to the ice to cheers.
9:36: Malone trie tto hams in a forehand wraparound from the right of the cage. Fleury's left skate holds it out.
8:51: The Penguins get busy down low and cash in. Malkin controls the puck behind the net and deals a simple pass to Kunitz in the left circle. Kunitz guns a one-timer which beats Rolson on the glove side. Roloson was missing his goal stick after breaking it while attempting a poke check against Neal. Malkin and Neal get assists. The "Woo-Hoo!" song is played. Penguins 1-0.
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8:01: The Penguins get busy again in front of Roloson and cash in. Michalek booms a slapper from the left point. It hits the great Joe Vitale in front and bounces in the crease. Cooke turns and lifts off a wrister over the glove hand of Roloson. The puck clunks off the cross bar and in off the left skate of Roloson. What a lucky break. Michalek and Vitale get assists. The "Woo-Hoo!" Song double shifts. Penguins 2-0.
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6:05: Another penalty for Michalek. This time for interference against Tom Pyatt. Orpik, Engelland, Staal and Cooke take the ice.
5:27: Malone has the puck down low to the left of the cage
5:20: And the route is one. Hedman loses a puck at the left point and allows it to slide into the neutral zone he bumps into a linesman and gets held up. Staal jumps out of his zone and races after the puck. He picks it up and races into the offensive zone on a shorthanded breakaway. He motors and snaps off a wrister which burns the five hole of the hapless Roloson. That linesman should get an interference minor. It's Staal's 20th goal of the season. No assists. The "Woo-Hoo!" song is getting a ton of work this period. Penguins 3-0.
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4:05: The Michalek minor is killed.
3:54: Bruno Gervais settles a puck in the right circle and jabs a wrister on net. Fleury fights it off.
2:50: Former Penguin Tim Wallace slams Kunitz to the ice at the right point of the Tampa Bay zone. Nice hit.
1:28: After some strong work i the left wing corner of the Lightning's zone, Niskanen booms a one-timer form the left point it sails wide to the near sid eand deflects ff the end boars to the right of the cage. Dupuis is there but can't settle the puck enough to put it into the open cage.
0:32: Wow! Nate Thompson flies up the right wing boards by Orpik and attacks the net. Fleury flops down in his crease and smothers the puck in the blue paint. A few bodies crash in and the net gets dislodged. Orpik owes Fleury a beer for that save.
0:00: End of period. Penguins 3, Lightning 0.
-Almost everything went the Penguins' way in that period. They got some fortunate bounces, but they earned most of their chances. They are taking advantage of an undermanned Lightning team in a big way today.
-Roloson just doesn't have it. He looks completely overwhelmed.
-Fleury looks like he's continuing his hot streak from Tuesday against the Rangers. He's tuned in.
-Today's defensive pairings seem to be working so far for the Penguins.
-The Penguins have an 11-9 lead in shots.
-Malone leads the game with three.
-Fire Ray Shero.
-None of the Penguins has more than one.
-Hedman leads the game with 10:24 of ice time.
-Letang leads the Penguins with 7:47.
-The Penguins have an 11-10 edge in faceoffs (52 percent).
-Staal is 6 fro 8 (75 percent).
-Stamkos is 6 for 11 (55 percent).
-Orpik and Brendan Mikkelson each lead the game with two blocked shots.
18:27: Staal makes a strong rush through the neutral zone and gains the Tampa Bay blue line on the left wing. From deep int he corner, he deals a pass to Dupuis in the left circle. Dupuis swats a one-timer which hits a stick and deflects out of play.
17:55: The great Joe Vitale rattles Gilroy in the right wing corner of the Lightning's zone.
17:15: After a turnover by Tangradi in his own zone, Gervais slides a wrister on net from the left wing. Fleury knocks it dead and covers.
16:03: Off a Penguins turnover at the Tampa Bay blue line, Hedman snaps off pass to St. Louis on the right wing in the neutral zone. St. Louis deals a pass to Stamkos who gets behind Letang and appears to have the makings of a mini breakaway. Letang keeps up with him and interferes with him just enough to force to flub an initial shot. Fleury pokes the puck away. It gets kicked up and glances off Fleury's glove. Letang skates the rebound out of danger.
15:55: Connolly hustles up the left he wing and drives to the net. He goes backhand/forehand and tries to tuck a shot in low. Fleury holds it out. Stamkos is camped out above the crease and his rebound chance is denied by Fleury as well. Tough, tough saves.
145:12: Gilroy flings a wrister from deep on the right wing . It hit something in front an ddelfects to Smith in the slot. Smith hurries the shot and puts the puck on net. Fleury kicks out his right leg and makes another tremendous save. Wow!
14:09: Deryk Engelland drops the gloves for the first time in a long while inside at the right point of the Lightning's zone with Angelidis. They mostly get twisted up in each other's jerseys and wrestle around. Engelland wiggles free and lands one big right. Angelidis slips a bit and officials try to break it up. He recovers and wri
14:02: Fleury is just on fireh right now. ff the ensuing faceoff, a wrister by Marti is blocked at the right point. It deflects to the
13:24: The great Joe Vitale pumps a wrister on slapper on net from above the right circle. ROloson fights it off.
12:51: After Hedman turns the puck over in his own zone, Michalek fires a slapper form the left point. it glances off the cross bar and deflects out of play.
12:04: Attendance is announced as 18,596. It is the team's 239th consecutive sellout.
11:37: Malkin glides up the the right wing by a checker and attacks the crease. He forces his way to the blue pain but can't get a shot off. As the puck bounces to the left wing corner, Roloson gives Malkin a shove to the face. Malkin pops him back. Hedman shoves Malkin to the ice All five skaters cluster up in the slt on a scrum. Officials break it up afer a few seconds. Malkin and Roloson each get roughing minors. Smith will serve Rolson's minor. Four on four.
11:06: The Penguins end up with a four on three power play. Mikkelson hooks up Neal on the right wing wall of the Tampa Bay zone. Neal, Letang, Sulivan and Kunitz take the ice.
10:38: Off a pass by Letang from the top of the slot, Neal guns a one-timer from the left circle. Roloson reads the play and kicks it out.
9:49: Staal pushes the puck up the ice into the offensive zone and taps a pass to Sullivan on the left. wing. Sullivan taps it right back to him on to the right of the blue pain. Despit hitting the stick of Hedman, it trickles right to Staal who slams it by the glove hand of a helpless Roloson. What in the world was the Lightning doing giving the Penguins' that much space. Sullivan and Neal get assists. The "Woo-Hoo!" song is played. Penguins 4-0.
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9:37: Malkin and Smith return to play.
9:23: Purcell has the makings of a breakaway but before he can shoot, Michalek slides down and gets a stick on the puck. Fleury swees the puck away.
8:52: Staal and Richard Park each have a chance in tight but can't beat Roloson down low.
7:48: Connolly snaps off a wrister from the left wing. Fleury bodies it away.
7:16: Malkin and Neal hook up on their faceoff play again. Malkin beats Connolly cleanly in the left wing circle of the offensive zone. Neal is directly behind Malkin and snaps off a wrister which Roloson fights off.
6:19: During a scrum in front of the Penguins' crease, Niskanen cross checks Pyatt. That's two minutes. Michalek, Staal, Cooke and Orpik take the ice.
6:08: Purcell snaps off a wrister from above the left circle. Orpik blocks it down.
4:55: Hedman guns a slapper from the top of the slot.
4:37: Hedman chucks a wrister on net from the left point. Pyatt is just to the right of the crease an makes a nifty little re-direct to the far side of the net. Fleury kicks out his right skate and prevents a goal. Wow.
3:57: Stunning. Just stunning. Malkin takes a pass int the right wing corner and rifles sick one-timer which dances along the goal line and beats Rolson from an impossible angle. Roloson is just stunned. Malkin kind of coasts behind the net and stares Rolson down. Kunitz actually pins Malkin against the glass to prevent further trouble. Kunitz and Engelland get assists. The "Woo-Hoo!" song is never trouble. Neither is the "Malkamania" video. Penguins 5-0.
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3:06: Martin snaps off a wrister from the left point which hits a body in front.
2:50: As St. Louis has the making of a breakaway, the great Joe Vitale and Mikelson drop the gloves to the left of the Tampa Bay net. They mostly wrestle around and Vitale's shoulder pads and jersey are kind of torn off. Both players get fighting majors. Vitale gets an additional goaltending interference minor. The Lightning gets a power play. Cooke, Staal, Michalek and Orpik take the ice.
2:32: The Lightning cashes in right away. Connolly deals a pass down low to Malone Malone battles in the blue paint and is knocked over by Orpik. As Michalek sides down yet again, the puck squirts loose to the right of the crease. Purcell snaps it off by the blocker of Fleury. A dirty goal there. Malone and Connolly get assists. Penguins 5-1.
0:23: On a delayed penalty, Stamkos snaps off a shot from the slot. Fleury kicks it out. Malkin is called for hooking Connolly. Tough time to ttake a penalty. Michalek, Staal, Adams and Orpik take the ice.
0:05: Purcell has a wrister from the left circle blocked by Orpik.
0:01: As time expires, Stamkos snaps off a wrister. As Stamkos' stick breaks, the puck rings off the right post. OThe official to the right of the net waves it off. St. Louis protests but no dice.
0:00: End of period. Penguins 5, Lightning 1.
-The only thing the Penguins can accomplish at this point is avoiding injuries. They have the win wrapped up, presumably. They have padded some stats. Don't let up by any means, but don't get anyone dinged up.
-What in the world has happened to Dwayne Roloson? He just doesn't belong on an NHL rink right now.
-Jordan Staal is playing some of the best hockey of his career. If he didn't lose six weeks due to an injury, he has 30 goals by now.
-The Lightning has a 25-21 lead in shots.
-Malone leads the game with four.
-Fire Ray Shero.
-Letang leads the Penguins with three.
-Hedman leads the game with 18:46 of ice time.
-Letang leads the Penguins with 16:12.
-The Penguins have a 26-18 lead in faceoffs (59 percent).
-Staal is 11 for 16 (69 percent).
-Hall is 3 for 5 (60 percent).
-Orpik leads the game with four blocked shots.
-Mikkelson leads the Lighting with three.
-Fire Ray Shero.
-A few jersey sightings from EN readers. spotted an amazing Stu Barnes Winnipeg Jets jersey in the loge box where he's having a bachelor party:
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20:00: The Lightning will have 1:37 of power play time on fresh ice to work with. Staal, Adams, Michalek and Orpik take the ice.
18:17: Purcell flings a wrister on net from the left circle. It hits a body in front. Stamkos battles for it but can't get a stick on the puck.
18:54: Shorthanded, Staal pushes the puck into the offensive zone and controls it on the right wing. He draws two defenders in and taps a pass to Dupuis moving up on the left wing. Dupuis flings a backhander over the cage.
18:10: Malkin races into the offensive on on the right wing, gains the blue line, cuts to the slot and deals to Staal on the right wing. Staal guns a wrister on net. Roloson snags it.
14:58: After a few stagnant minutes, Adams knocks Clark over behind the Tampa Bay net.
14:10: Malkin takes a pass, flies through the neutral zone, gains the blue line, splits the defense, completely embarrasses Clark and attacks the net. He tucks a quick shot under the right leg of Roloson. What mcre can you say about Malkin? Fans know what to say as they chant "MVP!" Niskanen get the only assist. That's the easiest assist of his career. Brett Clark's trade value was just demolished. The "Woo-Hoo!" song and the "Malkamania" video is played. Penguins 6-1.
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11:59: Connolly whips a wrister from the right wing to the far side of the cage.
11:33: off a turnover by Brewer, Staal snaps off a wrister from the slot. Roloson bodies it away.
10:34: After a scramble in the Penguins' crease, Fleury's stick ends up above the hash marks. Martin takes the ice for his shift and retrieves Fleury's stick for him. That elicits a rare applause for Martin.
8:59: The great Joe Vitale trips up Mikkelson in the left wing corner of the Lightning's zone. That's two minutes for tripping. Adams, Staal, Orpik and Michalek get assists.
7:58: Off an offensive zone turnover by the Lightning, Dupuis pushes the puck up the right wing and whips a low wrister on net. Roloson kicks it out.
7:24: So much for tha tpower play. Connolly is called for slashing. Four on four for 25 seconds.
7:05: J.T. Wyman guns a slapper from the right point. Fleury makes th save but allows a rebound to his right. Martin is Johnny On the Spot and skates it out of danger.
6:51: Sulivan push the puck through the neutral zone and is tripped up by Wallace. No call.
6:18: Chili goal! Malkin gains the offensive zone and taps a pass to Kunitz in the left cirlce. Kunitz snaps off a wrister. Roloson kicks it out ot the slot. Malkin follows it up and jabs it into the net by the skates of a completely lost Roloson. Hats and "MVP!" chants rain down. The "Woo-Hoo!" song and the "Malkamania" videos are getting worn out. Neal and Sullivan get assists. Penguins 7-1.
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5:54: Niskanen drives a slapper from he left point. It deflects behind the cage. Asham smacks Mikkelson behind the net. He doesn't appear comfortable after the fact and heads to the bench. Athletic trainer Chris Stewart attends to him but Asham remains on the bench.
3:22: Staal snaps off a rister from dep on the left wing wide of the cage.
2:42: Brewer guns a slapper from teh left point wide on the near side.
2:32: Asham takes a pas in the right point and snaps off a wrister. Clark kneels down and blocks it.
0:47: Pascal Dupuis gets in on the act. Staal chops a slapper from the left circle. Clark blocks it. Staal recovers the rebound and chops it on net. Roloson completely fumbles the rebound. Dupuis sneaks in and pokes it by the right skate of Roloson. Just embarrassing. Staal and Sullivan get assists. The "Woo-Hoo!" song is going to need some ice bags tonight. The "Anchorman" "Super Duper" video is played too. Penguins 8-1.
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0:11: GIlroy pounds a slapper from the right of hte crease. Fleury eats it up. "FLERRR-EEE! FLERRR-EEE!" chants rain down.
0:00: End of game. The "Woo-Hoo!" song is played again and Mike Lange informs us of Elvis' whereabouts. Penguins 8, Lightning 1.
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-That was Evgeni Malkin's "Michael Jordan" game. Remember how an opponent would get Jordan mad back in the 1990s? Instead of getting flustered, Jordan would focus everything in his power to embarrass you. That's pretty much what Malkin did today after his dust-up with Dwayne Roloson. Malkin got mad and demolished the Lightning and Roloson.
-When a player like that gets into a mindset like that, watch out.
-Coming into the is game, this was billed as a showdown between the league's top two scorers, Malkin and Tampa Bay's Steven Stamkos. Many north of the border have even been calling for the Ontario-born Stamkos to win the Hart Trophy as the league's MVP. We're thinking a few less folks are feeling as keen on Stamkos after this game.
-Don't dismiss the play of Marc-Andre Fleury. The Penguins allowed A LOT of odd-man rushes and breakaways. Fleury was there more often than not to turn those chances away. He was just as vital to this win as Malkin.
-Jordan Staal should not be overlooked either. His shorthanded goal, with an assist from the linesman who blocked Victor Hedman, pretty much was the turning point. The Lightning was trailing 2-0 at that point and had a chance to get back into the game with a power-play chance late in the first period. Instead, Staal's goal killed any hopes of that.
-If there was a negative to take out of this game, it's all the offensive chances the Penguins' defense allowed. As the game got out of hand, they got a little sloppy in that regard. If not for Fleury, the Lightning would have made this a little bit more respectable.
-Also, the Penguins took way too many penalties and gave the Lightning way too many power plays.
-Special teams were once again a success for the Penguins. They held the Lightning to one goal on six power-play chances and they scored on both of their power-play chances.
-Dwayne Roloson does not look like anything resembling an NHL-caliber goaltender. He just doesn't have it any longer.
-The Lightning actually ended up with a 35-34 lead in shots.
-Staal, Malkin and Ryan Malone each led the game with five shots.
-Fire Ray Shero.
-Matt Niskanen, Craig Adams and Arron Asham were the only Penguins skaters who failed to record an official shot on net.
-Kris Letang led the game with 22:55 of ice time.
-Eric Brewer led the Lightning with 22:40.
-The Penguins had a 36-26 lead in faceoffs (58 percent).
-Staal was 14 for 22 (64 percent).
-The great Joe Vitale was 11 for 17 (65 percent).
-Adam Hall was 6 for 12 (50 percent).
-Brooks Orpik led the game with five blocked shots.
-Brett Clark and Brendan Mikkelson each led the Lightning with three.
-Victor Hedman left the game in the third period due to an "upper-body" injury.
-Staal (13) passed up George Ferguson and Maxime Talbot (12 each) for fourth place on the franchise's all-time shorthanded goals list.
-Jordan (13) passed up Eric (12) for most shorthanded goals in the Staal family.
-Staal (228) passed up Jan Hrdina (227) for 32nd place on the franchise's all-time scoring list.
-Dupuis moved past Ryan Whitney for 52nd place. Both players have 150 points, but Dupuis (63) has more goals than Whitney (34).
-Kunitz (141) passed up Kevin Hatcher and Vic Hadfield (140 each) for 57th place.


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Southwest Airlines says technical issues have been resolved, flights should return to normal
Southwest Airlines said today that the technical problems that caused hundreds of flight delays yesterday have been resolved. That's the latest as of 8 a.m.
"After a challenging Sunday for our employees and customers, we're expecting the technical systems that power our customer service to perform normally today," Southwest said this morning in a statement. "Teams worked throughout the night in advance of our first departures to ensure the smoothest operation today."
The Dallas-based airline also updated the number of flight delays nationwide to about 500 yesterday (about 14 percent of its 3,600 daily scheduled flights), up from an estimate of 450 yesterday. Flights were delayed between 15 minutes and 60 minutes, said Southwest spokesman Brad Hawkins.
At 6:45 a.m. today, Southwest said there were only a handful of delays this morning at Dallas Love Field. However, long lines were reported at other airports across the country, as the airline continued working to resolve problems with its boarding system and did damage control using social media.
No delays at @DallasLoveField. @SouthwestAir: We continue to work to resolve technology challenges we faced Sunday. pic.twitter.com/o6PpCVu84Z
— Ellen Bryan (@EllenBryanNBC5) October 12, 2015
Southwest's woes began yesterday, when it said it was experiencing "intermittent technical issues" on its website, mobile app, its phone centers and airports across the country. (Read my blog post on that.) That caused hundreds of Southwest planes and tens of thousands of passengers to be delayed.
Southwest determined that the technical issue was due to a software application that failed and eventually was restored, Hawkins said. It took the airline's technology team several hours to test and isolate the specific application that was causing problems, he said.
Today, Southwest customers still may have to reschedule flights or see some delayed luggage delivery.
"Southwest has some additional work to do today to get bags delivered and some delayed or displaced customers into open seats," the airline said. "We have teams working as quickly as possible to accomplish that."
Southwest still urges travelers to check in and print their boarding passes at home, and arrive at the airport two hours before their departure times. The airline also is continuing to let customers with travel plans scheduled for today to change their plans at Southwest.com.
Southwest thanked and apologized to its customers and employees.
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Very very beautiful!!
Regards Jani
you can find other few photos of this place in my gallery. Look cerefully and you'll find some more details.
Thank you very much. There is not manuy places where you can see Wawel castle like this. You should visit this place.
Oj mozna w Krakowie czasem zobaczyc, a nawet sie przejechac ;)