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2.0 tdi sports 54 plate double grill in akoya silver done 75k whats it worth please
£6.5-7k maybe?
compare it on autotrader and pistonheads etc... for cars of similar miles, age and spec
End of the day, its only worth what someone is willing to pay. If you price it to sell, you wont get hassle but if its way too much, you wont get any interest
How did you manage to get a sportsback with double grill?!? They only ever came with single grills
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December 18, 2013 5:33 AMNEW ORLEANS - Coach Sean Payton promised changes following the Saints loss, and a fan favorite was the first to go. The Saints released kicker Garrett Hartley on Tuesday. Hartley was integral in the team's Super Bowl run. He made the game-winner in OT against the Minnesota Vikings in... more »
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August 23, 2013 5:45 PMHOUSTON - Houston coach Gary Kubiak says the NFL has upheld defensive end Antonio Smith's three-game suspension. Smith was suspended Wednesday for the last two preseason games and Houston's season opener for hitting Miami guard Richie Incognito with the Dolphins player's helmet. Smith appealed the suspension, but his appeal was... more »
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Ivan and Kim Ansel of Kersey, and Terry and Wendy Olin of Greeley, are pleased to announce the engagement of their children, Kylee Marie Ansel and Lucas Leueleyn Olin.
Ansel is a 2007 graduate of Platte Valley High School in Kersey and is manager for the Pet Inn, dog and cat boarding and doggie day care facility located in Greeley.
Olin graduated in 2008 from University High School in Greeley and earned his associate degree in diesel mechanics in 2009 from Lincoln School of Technology in Denver. He is a plant operator with Noble Energy Services of Greeley.
The couple will exchange marriage vows in September with an evening, creek-side ceremony at the Red Lion Restaurant in Boulder.


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Justin Timberlake, Jay-Z co-headlining Soldier Field July 22
Justin Timberlake fans, you'll be thrilled to know that JT is going to be touring this summer for the first time in six years. Bad news for Packers fans though - the closest concert will be at Soldier Field.
Timberlake, along with his "Suit & Tie" collaborator Jay-Z, will be co-headlining the Bears stadium in Chicago on July 22, promoter Live Nation announced Friday morning. General tickets are going for $39.50 up to $250 (not including fees) and will be available for purchase to the general public beginning at 10 a.m. CST Thursday at Ticketmaster outlets, by calling (800) 745-3000 and visiting ticketmaster.com. »Read Full Article
Ready to be floored again: Colorful MECCA court returns for one night
With a giant M flanking each side of the midcourt line, a candy-apple-red bull's-eye at center court and "MILWAUKEE" at either end, Robert Indiana's 1977 basketball floor at the old Arena once defined Milwaukee.
It may define the city again, if Ben Koller, who owns the MECCA floor, one of the largest pop-art paintings on the planet, has his way. »Read Full Article(44)
Exclusive Video: Semi Precious Weapons performs before Ke$ha concert at the Rave
Stevy Pyne, left, and Justin Tranter of Semi Precious Weapons performed new single "Aviation High" for Tap Milwaukee Wednesday, before taking the stage at a sold out Ke$ha at the Eagles Ballroom. Journal Sentinel photo by Mark Felix. »Read Full Blog Post
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from the Avett Brothers, Jennifer Nettles and Polica
The Avett Brothers, pictured here performing at Summerfest in June, has a new single out from a forthcoming album, less than a year after releasing its last one. Journal Sentinel photo by Mark Felix. »Read Full Blog Post
The Wanted, Jepsen get intimate with small but adoring crowd
Turns out the Wanted isn't so widely wanted in Milwaukee after all.
Despite the hype surrounding the British boy band, the main floor had unfilled seats and the balcony was largely empty Tuesday for the group's show at the 2,500-capacity Riverside Theater — even with "Call Me Maybe" hitmaker Carly Rae Jepsen as co-headliner. »Read Full Article(1)
Music, dance, Lucha Libre and more at Mexican Fiesta
Mexican culture past and present intersect this weekend at Maier Festival Park for Mexican Fiesta, the celebration of Mexico and Latin America that started as a street party on the south side in 1973.
Friday through Sunday, mariachi, ranchera, cumbia, bachata and other music will rule the festival stages, with performances by Revolucion de Amor, a Mana tribute band; Toby Love; and La Sonora Santanera U.S.A. »Read Full Article(1)
First impressions of 'Current Tendencies'
Several of the Art City contributors got a preview of the "Current Tendencies III" exhibit at the Haggerty Museum of Art on Friday. It was a chance for us glimpse this important survey of some of the more intriguing artists working in our region today and to begin to consider the work in the show.
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On Tap Today: Farmers market, free music and the Brewers
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Crafters' Christmas cards are gifts from the heart
Alyce Schwenn takes her holiday sentiments seriously. Each year she spreads cheer by sending greetings to 75 or more friends and family members.
She's following a trend, but not by using Facebook, Twitter or e-cards to deliver the message. And while more than 60% of all holiday-related cards are bought and sent during the Christmas season, helping the greeting card industry generate sales of more than $7 billion, Schwenn says: "I can't remember the last time I bought a card."
Instead, she's among a growing group who spend more time, not less, on holiday greeting cards, and who decry mass mailings. Each year she painstakingly designs and creates by hand her colorful messages on 4-by-5-inch card stock.
"Card making, which includes Christmas cards, is one of the fastest growing segments of paper crafting," says Jennifer Schaerer, editor of the nationally circulated Paper Crafts magazine, based in Bluffdale, Utah.
"It provides the opportunity to be creative, and also lets you share that creativity with others, letting them know how special they are," adds Schaerer, who grew up in Marinette and who also makes her own cards.
A canvas for holiday cheer
The Craft and Hobby Association has found that 92% of paper crafters choose card making over any other type of project. Some 86% of scrapbook enthusiasts also create handmade cards, indicating a significant overlap in the two paper crafts.
"Cards provide a smaller canvas than scrapbooking," says Schaerer. "There's less time, less intimidation and less expense per card than a scrapbook page."
Christmas and the December holidays are among the top three occasions for handmade cards, along with birthdays and thank-you cards, according to association statistics.
Schwenn makes cards for all of those occasions, but Christmas is her big production.
"I love the artistry and all of the different techniques," she says. "But I also love the feeling of accomplishment I get. I think of it as giving a little part of myself to people. When they get a card I've made, they know I care a lot about them."
Many other card makers feel the same way.
Susan Backes of Glendale has made her own holiday cards for the past half-dozen years.
"It's my creative outlet," says Backes, "and a big part of my life."
She says Christmas never was one of her favorite holidays, for a variety of reasons.
"But making my cards gives me something to look forward to. It's therapeutic," says Backes, who is a nurse. "People say they look forward to receiving them every year.
"I'm also very fortunate that my husband works in printing, so I have access to all kinds of paper, which is part of the fun. I sit and play with the colors and background, the stencils and the stamps, to see what looks best. Each card is different, and I use my calligraphy for the message inside."
Twenty years of card making
Kelly Kramer of Wauwatosa has been making her own holiday cards for 20 years - for friends, family and clients. She's a master gardener who has a private gardening business called Down to Earth Gardening. Her personal cards feature all types of themes, whereas her business-related cards always have a botanical theme.
She uses a variety of techniques, including rubber stamping, embossing and even photography. Some are classically simple, other have an abundance of bling.
"Some people save my cards, and I've been told some even display them," she says. "To me, they're a gift from the heart and I'm just happy that people appreciate them."
Kramer is very busy during the growing season, but after the gardens are put to bed she has more time to devote to her cards, so she works ahead.
"I always have a shoebox full of cards ready to send all year long," says Kramer, who, along with Alyce Schwenn, teaches card making at Artist and Display, 9015 W. Burleigh St.
Kramer started a program she calls Smiles by Mail, based on her belief that cards can help make a difference in people's lives.
"If there's someone I know who's having a hard time, I send them a card every month to help lift their spirits," she says.
Karen Kartaly, who is the sales manager at Artist and Display, is a founding member of the Cream City Calligraphers and Paper Arts group. She makes 100 or more cards a year using a variety of techniques, and always calligraphs the envelopes as well as her own message inside.
"It takes awhile," she says, "and there have been years that my Christmas cards turn into Happy New Year's cards. But I love creating something special and different."
Many ways to learn
Taking a class or attending demonstrations is a good way to learn about card making and some of the wide range of techniques that are available. Artist and Display has demonstrations on the weekends and classes at regular intervals. Michaels, the big-box craft store, also offers classes at various times and locations throughout the year.
Jo Pearson is the creative director at Michaels' headquarters in Dallas. She says one of the best ways to learn about making cards and develop a personal style is to just start experimenting.
"It's easy to look at ready-made cards and re-create them with your own personal spin," she says.
"Michaels' Pinterest page has a board titled 'cards to send' with lots of different card-making ideas and techniques."
Schaerer, of Paper Crafts magazine, says she became involved in card making after attending a home party with a stamping theme. She says inspiration can come from a variety of places.
"First come the ideas, and you can find them through classes, home parties, buying a magazine or learning from a friend," she says. "Lots of women do 'craft nights,' because there can be a social aspect to card making, the sharing of ideas and different ways to do things."
Schaerer says half the fun of card making is the wide array of papers, products and tools.
"Once you make the initial investment, you don't have to keep buying the big things," she says. "But it's really a myth that making your own cards saves you money. In our surveys, we've found that respondents spend $500 or more a year. And that's just what they admit to spending."
Surveys also show that card makers tend to be multi-hobbyists.
"They're women who knit, garden and do other crafts," Schaerer says. "They just enjoy creating."
All the time and money spent can lead to significant rewards.
"When things are challenging in your life, whether it's the economy or something else, you tend to seek comfort at home," Schaerer says. "Whether you make a delicious soup, knit a scarf or put effort into creating a special card, it just makes you feel better."
Or, as Nora Hackenberg, creative director at Artist and Display, says:
"Anyone can make a card. It's a stress reliever and a source of joy. And when you're done, you have a little work of art to show for your effort."
Some card makers find the fun is in the creating and often wind up with more cards than they could possibly send in a year. So they donate them to a worthy cause:
Kelly Kramer makes cards that are blank inside for members of the military overseas to send back home to loved ones. The program is called From Our Hearts. "I'm so thankful for our soldiers and appreciate the sacrifices they make," says Kramer. "I feel honored that I can do this one small thing for them."
Jennifer Schaerer says Operation Write Home collects and distributes blank cards to the military as well. Its website boasts that 1,917,301 cards have been deployed since 2007. "If you make too many, this program is happy to send them to military installments around the world," Schaerer says, adding that there are some rules and guidelines. "No glitter is allowed, for example."
You also can sell your creations on websites such as Etsy.com and Artfire.com.
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dude is there any trainer here that you dont have to pay
can you make a small trainer for free please it not very popular game i dont get why are you making this trainer also make one for the free
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A patch just came out that rendered the latest trainer useless. :/
koreanbear posted on Dec 23, 2008 4:05:14 PM - Report post
If things go as normal the trainer should be free 4 to 6 weeks from inception. Unlimited members just get access to it earlier. No offense intended but if you can't wait that long for it then get a membership or learn to make em yourself. They do provide the tools and tutorials on this sight.
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DGEcho posted on Dec 29, 2008 10:24:57 AM - Report post
Sorry- every time we change the executable it renders the trainer useless, but it isn't on purpose.
We put in a patch that addressed a couple bugs, in addition to making it so the trainer wouldn't write to the high score boards.
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Daaman posted on Jan 01, 2009 7:53:58 AM - Report post
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Daaman posted on Jan 01, 2009 2:15:44 PM - Report post
why not?
Sublym3 posted on Jan 11, 2009 11:56:08 PM - Report post
How come the trainer only has one option?
I was hoping it had 3 seperate options as I only want 5000 resources to help me out on a level I havent been able to beat yet.
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Shalit was captured in a cross-border attack on an IDF outpost near the Gaza border on June 25, 2006.
According to the Egyptian al-Ahram Weekly, Hamas delivered the video, along with a letter from Shalit, to officials in Cairo.
Neither Shalit's father, Noam, nor Israeli officials knew anything about the alleged videotape and letter.
On Tuesday, during an address at Bar-Ilan University, in Ramat Gan near Tel Aviv, Shalit's father said despite Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's promise that he would personally oversee negotiations for his son's release, he had seen little "effectiveness, decisiveness or creativity" in the government's efforts.
"[The IDF] is the army of the nation [and] returning [kidnapped] soldiers is a must," Shalit told university students and staff.
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A stadium buddy aka a Stadium Pal is a discreet portable urinal which consists of a collecting bag fastened around the leg and tubing that attaches to a condom catheter or a male external catheter. The catheter goes over the penis but, unlike a condom, has a funneled end for the tube where the condom's reservoir tip would normally be. This apparatus allows an individual to "conveniently" urinate without having to make use of a restroom. Stadium Pals have been used by sports and concert enthusiasts for over two decades, and are also used by pilots when flying aircraft too small to carry a restroom. Some aircraft have a tube in the seat for attaching to the condom catheter, and this tube drains out the bottom of the aircraft in flight.[1]
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Reporter Sophia Miraglio learns why the speed issue came to a screeching halt as the commission handed down a decision.
The difficult task of deciding if two county roads should have increased speeds from 35 to 45 miles per hour fell onto the Nez Perce County Commission.
"We took four county roads that were requested an increase and we did a traffic study on those four roads," said N.P. County Road Department Director, Mark Ridinger. "And out of those four, two of them came back with recommendations to increase the speed limit."
The two roads are 28th Street South of Powers to Tammany Creek Road, along with Lapwai Road at the Lindsay Creek intersection to just west of the entrance to Cougar Ridge.
"We did a traffic count to see what the average speed limits were and what the 85th percentile of those speed limits were," said Ridinger.
The 85th percentile came in at 52 miles per hour, which means that 85% of motorist are already traveling at a higher rate of speed. A statistic for the road department in favor of an increase, however a problem for those living on Lapwai Road.
"If we have a speed limit of 35 and the numbers that Mark just gave us now, how fast are they gonna be traveling if we increase the speed limit," said resident Doris Kaufman.
This bike and walk path go all the way up Lapwai Road. And one of the biggest concerns was for safety of children and adults who use this path for recreational use.
"They go down play next to the creek and on the bike path and it's scary when you have your kids down there but to increase the speed limit like that more people at risk," said resident Jason Kaufman.
The commission listened to testimony after testimony.
"Lets do so more consideration, lets go out and look at the entries out there, lets go out and look at the blind spots, blind spots," said resident Cletus Kaufman.
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The Knowlton Academy office is open from 8:30 am – 3:30 pm, Monday to Friday. For new registrations and all inquiries, please give us a call or drop by the school. We will be happy to help you.
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Dear K.A. Families,
I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you all to our 2015-2016 school year. To both our new and returning families, thank you for entrusting your children to us. We will envelope them with love, helping them to grow as both learners with an eager sense of curiosity and as caring children of the world. This year will be an exciting one at Knowlton Academy. The classes and hallways will be brimming over with new learning adventures and no doubt lots of laughter and wonder!
In keeping with a long tradition of excellence, Knowlton Academy continues to have an excellent teaching and support team. Supporting our strong pedagogy, are all our special programs. (sports, music, dance, robotics, etc.) I can never stress this enough. One of the best predictors of a child's school success is a parent's involvement in his/her school experience. Please stay informed, involved and supportive in and of your child's education and participation in school activities. Knowlton Academy is a 'magical' very special school. We are surrounded by a very caring and generous community. 'Working Together', we will have an amazing year!
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Spending on food differs by gender
March 09, 1999
Among single persons in 1992, women spent $24.93 per week on food at home, compared with $22.75 per week for men. The share of spending on different items in 1992 and the change in food expenses from 1980 to 1992 varied by gender.
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In 1992, single women's shares of expenditures on cereal and bakery products, and fruits and vegetables were higher than single men. For meat, poultry, fish, and eggs as well as dairy products, single men spent larger shares than single women. The share for other food at home was roughly the same for both genders.
Comparing changes in expenditure shares from 1980 to 1992 by gender, single women had significant changes in their share of expenditures for meat, poultry, fish, and eggs (decreased), cereal and bakery products (increased), and other food at home (increased), while single men had no significant changes in shares from 1980 to 1992 for any major food category.
These data are a product of the BLS Consumer Expenditure Survey. Additional information is available from "The Changing Food-at-home Budget: 1980 and 1992 compared", Monthly Labor Review, December 1998.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Spending on food differs by gender on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/1999/mar/wk2/art02.htm (visited September 30, 2016).
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This review is from: HP EliteBook 8440P Intel Core i5 2.53 Ghz 4GB DDR3 250GB HDD 14" Notebook Windows 7 Professional 64 Bit
Pros: i5 CPU
Win 7 Pro
Medium sized Laptop (14 in)
Cons: No webcam
Other Thoughts: I bought this for my son to replace his old and dying gateway laptop. He uses this primarily for web browsing, online games, school work etc. He has told me that this "New" computer is WAY better and isn't slow like his old one (Celeron CPU). I am actually considering this same computer as a replacement for my computer that is dying too. Great price especially for a laptop with an i5 CPU and Win7pro.READ FULL REVIEW
This review is from: HP EliteBook 8440P Intel Core i5 2.53 Ghz 4GB DDR3 250GB HDD 14" Notebook Windows 7 Professional 64 Bit
Pros: Windows 7 PRO OS and not Win8.
Fast Core i5 CPU
No "bloatware" pre-installed.
Comes with OpenOffice pre-installed.
Cons: No webcam but that is pointed out in the details.
medium sized HDD (250GB)
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Other Thoughts: Through no fault of the refurbisher - It will take about 3 hours or so to update and patch Windows 7 with all the latest fixes and security patches. If this is for your kid as a present, take the time to configure it so they can start using it right away when they open it. The shipping packaging was excellent. Better than I have seen with new products in the past.READ FULL REVIEW
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Pros: small product footprint, 3 year warranty, WPS feature for those who prefer to use it over manual configuration.
Cons: Hard copy of the the install manual doesn't mention the product static IP but it is in the soft copy on the enclosed CD. (192.168.10.110) This product is missing the 'save configuration' option. If you cycle the power on it by unplugging it or losing power at your home then you will need to log into it with a PC to set it back up again.
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Zoe Saldana (Star Trek, Avatar) is in talks to play the female lead in Marvel's upcoming "Guardians of the Galaxy" movie, which stars Chris Pratt (Zero Dark Thirty) as Petery Quill/Star-Lord and Dave Bautista as Drax the Destroyer.
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Ok with that.
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She should do a porn wherein she gets violently gang-banged by neo-Nazis.
I'd actually watch that with earnest interest.
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teh character petery quill, played by mario bello��
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But, but... The green one clearly has tits!
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who cares.that colombiana movie was total sh*t
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Ugh, can't they think of someone else? I mean I understand Marvel trying to save some money but dang, Zoe saldana?
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She's a very pretty woman and a pretty good actress
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she has small tits.the girl on the picture got big ones
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She's black. The other one is white.
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The Hat Trick: Bruins respond in big way
|12.24.10 at 3:24 am ET
It seemed a forgone conclusion this week that Dec. 23 was going to be a critical day in the 2010-11 Bruins' season. It was the day the town was watching to see what they were made of, and Boston was going to get an answer, one way or another.
The answer the B's gave came in perhaps their most complete game of the season, a 4-1 pounding of the Thrashers (recap) at TD Garden. Everything that was missing in Monday's 3-0 loss to the Ducks, particularly the drive that seemed to escape the Bruins recently, was there. They scored, they played sound special teams, and they fought (a lot).
Now, with the Bruins going from playing their worst game of the season Monday to perhaps their best, it's only natural to wonder if this could be a turning point for the team. Did everything this week, from the criticism to the questions to the absurd rumors that Claude Julien was on the hot seat, get to these Bruins and inspire them to put an end to the madness?
"You learn more from the losses and from the tough times," Andrew Ference said after the game. "When you finally put it together and get a game where you take a step in the right direction, it definitely helps."
Bruins players had mixed reactions to the idea that Thursday was a statement game, but there is no question a statement was made. Should the town get carried away with it? Why not? Hey, it did after the last game.
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Last season, and even this season, the Bruins have been questioned for not responding when their teammates are victims of cheap-shots. On this night of proving everybody wrong about everything, it was only fitting that they responded to one with a line brawl at 4:06 of the third period.
With Milan Lucic coming through the neutral zone, Freddy Meyer elbowed him in the face, and as Lucic hit the ice, so too did every glove (goaltenders excluded) of every skater. Ference went after Meyer, and from a massive scrum came three separate spinoffs. Nathan Horton pounded on Evander Kane, Marc Savard tangoed with Bryan Little, and Ference took on Anthony Stewart. Read the rest of this entry »
With suspension looming, Milan Lucic and Claude Julien call out Freddy Meyer for dirty hit
|12.23.10 at 10:43 pm ET
Milan Lucic and Claude Julien were both upset over Thrashers defenseman Freddy Meyer's hit on the Bruins forward that led to the all-out brawl that took place with 4:06 remaining in the B's 4-1 victory at the Garden Thursday night.
"It was a high hit, for sure. I was bleeding from the lip. After a hit like that — that was the second time he's hit me cheap," Lucic said. "That's the second time. You can't give a guy a free pass too many times."
Lucic was given a match penalty for attempt to injure when he punched a helmet-less Meyer in the temple, knocking him to the ground. He now faces a suspension, pending review. Julien said the fight — which also featured Nathan Horton, Marc Savard, and Andrew Ference — could have been avoided were it not for the hit, which he deemed unequivocally cheap.
"Nobody saw that coming until that dirty hit. And that was a dirty hit," Julien said. "I've looked at it again, and it's a cheap hit, and hopefully it's seen that way.
"If you're a player, with all the head injuries we've had with our team, whether it's [Patrice] Bergeron or Savard, and all the other things where we're talking about cutting down on head shots, you can't blame a player for reacting to those kind of things. I think everybody reacted, and that's what happened."
Thrashers head coach and former Bruins assistant coach Craig Ramsay deemed the hit fair and didn't like the Bruins' response.
"Freddy laid a good hit. That is what happens. You throw a big hit and you have to have a fight," Ramsay said. "We are taking hitting out of the game. He gets a penalty for a good hit. They started all the fights and I thought we should have had a power play for the rest of the game."
Julien disagreed and supported the way Lucic's teammates responded.
"I'm going to stand here and say that our guys [stuck] together for something that was, to me, a real cheap shot and uncalled for. Hopefully the league sees it that way, too."
Bruins answer the call with convincing 4-1 win over Thrashers
|12.23.10 at 9:38 pm ET
The Bruins spent the past two days dealing with backlash from both fans and the media over their recent struggles. They responded in a big way Thursday, playing one of their better games of the season in defeating the Thrashers, 4-1, at TD Garden.
Though Patrice Bergeron got the B's on the board with a shorthanded goal in the first and Michael Ryder tallied what proved to be the deciding goal, Shawn Thornton was the offensive hero for the 17,565 to pack the Garden seats. The energy line winger had a big night, beating Thrashers goaltender Ondrej Pavelec for two goals.
Tim Thomas improved his record to 15-4-3 on the season.
The Bruins will have two days off before returning to practice on Sunday. From there, they will embark on a five-game road trip before returning home to the Garden on Jan. 6.
– Shawn Thornton came an assist away from a Gordie Howe hat trick and a goal away from a real one. His fight with Eric Boulton off the opening the face-off helped ignite everybody in attendance, while his two goals brought his season total to a career-high seven.
– The Bruins responded to the call for more passion and motivation. They were more offensively persistent and sustained energy throughout the night. Additionally, they did it against a very good Thrashers team. This game was looked at by some (including your's truly) as a game the team could use to establish more of an identity. Now that they've shown they can respond to losses as ugly as Monday night's, the next step is seeing to it that there aren't any more like their embarrassment vs. the Ducks.
The fans undoubtedly left the house satisfied, as an all-out brawl broke out with 4:06 remaining in the game following a Freddy Meyer hit to Milan Lucic's head. Lucic, Nathan Horton, Andrew Ference, and Marc Savard dropped the gloves for the B's.
– Thornton wasn't the only one to show up on the stat sheet multiple times. Patrice Bergeron (G, A) and Daniel Paille (2 A) also had two points on the night. With Brad Marchand still out due to soreness stemming from the P.K. Subban hit, it's good for Paille to have a game that can give him some confidence should he stick in the lineup for another game or two.
– With the match penalty that Lucic received for punching Freddy Meyer in the helmet, he now faces a suspension, pending review. It was clearly intent to injure on Lucic's part and it's hard to believe anybody will view it as anything but.
– Of course, Dustin Byfuglien scored the Thrashers' lone goal. Byfuglien had a goal and three assists when the Thrashers beat the B's last month, so his tally on Thursday gave him his fifth point against the Bruins this season.
– Tyler Seguin and Steve Kampfer were the the lone Bruins players to have a negative rating. After his minus-1 on Thursday, Seguin is a plus-1 on the season.
– The Canadiens were held on for a 3-2 win over the Hurricanes after scoring twice in the final 3:03 of the second period. The B's remain two points behind the Habs for the division lead.
Michael Ryder, Shawn Thornton extend Bruins' lead
|12.23.10 at 8:39 pm ET
The Bruins have kept up the energy and after goals from Michael Ryder and Shawn Thornton lead the Thrashers, 3-1, heading into the third period.
Ryder scored the B's first power play tally in three games when he notched his 10th goal of the season at 4:04. With an assist on the play, Patrice Bergeron picked up his second point of the night.
As for Thornton, he may currently be a Boston fan favorite, but he did a couple of impressions of Boston stars past. Anyone missing Randy Moss (I understand that's a stretch) saw some of his flash at 5:00 of the period. Much like Moss waving for a pass down the field, Thornton set up shop near the top of the left circle and called for a puck, tapping his stick until Adam McQuaid hit him with a pass. Thornton then made like Adrian Beltre by beating Pavelec with a snapshot off one knee.
Dustin Byfuglien, meanwhile, put the Thrashers on the board at 8:40. It was his 13th goal and 37th point. His previous career high for points entering the season was 36.
Patrice Bergeron has Bruins leading Thrashers after one
|12.23.10 at 7:45 pm ET
The Bruins wanted to make some noise right off the bat, and after doing so they lead the Thrashers, 1-0.
With Claude Julien putting the energy line out to start the game, Shawn Thornton dropped the gloves with Atlanta winger Eric Boulton. The fight, which was the sixth between the two, energized both the B's and the Garden crowd, but Patrice Bergeron would give them more to cheer about three minutes later.
Just 13 seconds into a Zdeno Chara hooking penalty, Bergeron put the B's on the board by deking Ondrej Pavelec and putting it in low on the forehand. It was Bergeron's 300th career point and the fifth Bruins shorthanded goal of the season.
The two teams have played one another tight this far, with each squad registering 10 shots on goal. There were five minor penalties handed out in the period between the two teams, with the B's going 0-for-3 on the power play.
With all eyes on them, Bruins can use this week as a turning point
|12.23.10 at 2:10 pm ET
After a lackluster effort on Monday night (a 3-0 loss to the Ducks at the Garden), the Bruins were given two days to figure things out. While the rest of the town (foolishly) talked about whether Claude Julien should begin frequenting Monster.com, the B's buckled down and did what they deemed necessary to help them regain the promise shown at the beginning of the season. They did so with two gritty, high-energy, high-intensity practices, and as they prepare to face Atlanta on Thursday — a "must-win" game by multiple players' accounts — they hope the hard work will have paid off.
"The last two days have been very good," Patrice Bergeron. "Practice has been very hard with lot's of battle and lots of emotion, and I think that's what we need to bring in games."
The B's didn't hold a morning skate on Thursday, but the players in the dressing room exuded a confidence that suggested they know they've put the work in, and now they need to put it to good use.
"As long as we learn from it — and we do — we're fine," Mark Recchi said Thursday of the team's two days following perhaps their worst loss of the season. "We have a good group of guys who care and want to get better. The tempo was great in practice. '¦ We don't get the opportunity to practice like that for a couple of days, especially with the schedule. To get that opportunity now is good."
The Atlanta game is monumental for the young season for multiple reasons. In addition to the fact that the Thrashers beat the B's, 4-1 last month, the Bruins will play five consecutive road games after Thursday. Given how much the team has struggled (1-3-1, 1.8 goals per game over their last five), the team also needs to show angry fans — who booed the team mightily on Monday — that the high expectations placed on them this offseason weren't unwarranted.
A big part of the team's struggles has been a difficulty to string 60-minute efforts together, with the forecheck and physically cutting in and out throughout the night. Recchi, who has spoken throughout the season of how difficult a team to play against the Bruins could be, knows the team has yet to reach that point, but that hope is not lost.
"We're progressing. We're getting there. We know when we do the right things, we're a miserable team to play against, and we're getting there, but it's a process," Recchi said. "It takes all year. … We've had our ups and downs, but I think the guys understand that it's not easy being like that every night, but at the same time, it's pretty rewarding."
The Bruins can use Thursday, a game in which the town will be watching to see what the squad's made of, to unveil new lines, and a new mindset for the B's who with a win and a Canadiens loss could suddenly find themselves third in the Eastern conference. If they do, and the team does find a way to turn it around, this week could be one that's looked back on as a turning point in the season.
"I think we needed some practices to get back on track and talk about our system a little bit more," Bergeron said. "'¦ I think it was good to re-focus and re-set ourselves to be back on track."
Brad Marchand considered 'very doubtful' vs. Thrashers
|12.23.10 at 11:49 am ET
Bruins forward Brad Marchand skated for 30 minutes on Thursday, but coach Claude Julien indicated he is considered "very doubtful" for the team's game against the Thrashers.
"I don't think he's 100 percent," Julien said of the 22-year-old winger.
Marchand, speaking for the first time since leaving in the second period of Saturday's game against the Capitals, said that he is dealing with general soreness that came as a result of a crushing hit he took from Canadiens defenseman P.K. Subban last Thursday.
"My body's a little sore and it was affecting my game," Marchand said. "I figured it would be best for the team if I pulled myself from the game."
Though the brunt of the injury came from the Subban hit, Marchand began feeling worse as he took more hits in the Washington game that he ultimately left.
"I took a couple of little hits in the Washington game, and I started feeling it when I was out there."
Marchand did not take any physical contact in his skate on Thursday. He was joined on the ice by Mark Stuart, as the Bruins, who have had high-intensity practices over the last two days, didn't take the ice.


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"Vitamin R goes straight to the head. Ruby will teach you to express your ideas through a computer. You will be writing stories for a machine. The language will become a tool for you to better connect your mind to the world." Slate compiles the mystery of _why. (Previously).
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In programming, as in life, you find those who's turn a mundane task and turns it into art. In the Ruby world one of those people goes by the psuedonym of why the lucky stiff or simply _why. _why's Poignant Guide To Ruby [PDF - large, and still worth a look] is an almost transcendent look at what a programming book can be, full of cartoon foxes and wizards and even a soundtrack. _why didn't really care about making a mint off of his work instead deciding he wanted to get kids excited about programming, in a way that they could understand, teaching them by "fated appointment only" [Vid Link, 30 mins and fun]. He created a whole framework designed to make it easy for kids to get into programming called Hackety Hack. Today for some reason _why's online presence, sites and code have disappeared from the inter tubes and nobody knows _why. Though some believe its because someone pierced the veil and found his real name but many wonder if he didn't get hacked
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We've heard plenty about the repopulation of big-city downtowns by postcollege singles, empty-nesters, and determined young families, all eager to live in neighborhoods where they can walk to work, restaurants, and culture. What hasn't gotten much attention - yet - is how compact small towns are starting to sample from the same demographic pot.
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The painting, measuring 58 cm by 45 cm, was believed to have been painted in 1515, four years before the master died.
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Pedretti, co-curator of the exhibition of works by Giampietrino and others, said the work "has the character of a Giampietrino painting but is far beyond his qualities".
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KogamiShima 3 years ago#41
Those merits just don't happen to exist in the most important parts of an RPG.
BaseChouGoku 3 years ago#42
LamboNemo posted...
I don't see why it got bashed so much, although I do agree with people when they say Hope is one of the most annoying characters on the planet.
Yes you do. It's been discussed to death here and you've read the reviews and comments.
No they're not. Do you not see the polygonal shoulders, blocky fingers, elbows and lack of divers facial animation? There are many other games with superior designed character models.
This I'll agree with. The Narthex being one of the best. But its obvious they spent 95% of their development time and resources into the graphics....little on anything else.
Well he was right
ToadWarrior 3 years ago#43
You aren't... I wouldn't have beaten the game if I didn't like it at all.
It just doesn't match the series legacy, and it didn't live up to the hype.
I'm not one of the people who think "FF is dead" despite the FF7 sequels, FFIV AFter years, All The Bravest etc.
I think it's just in a slump, 13 was not a great game... But 12 is right up there with 6 and 7 for me.
BaseChouGoku 3 years ago#44
Also, why is Lightning, Sazh, Fang, and Vanille's weapons visible on their character models while walking around but not Hope's boomerang?
Does he really store it in his butt?
MightyDeathGod 3 years ago#45
BaseChouGoku posted...
Also, why is Lightning, Sazh, Fang, and Vanille's weapons visible on their character models while walking around but not Hope's boomerang?
It always did look like he put the boomerang in his butt after battle to me.
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yarrmateys 3 years ago#46
I liked it too, and enjoyed it so much that I spent 260 hours on it. I don't know how I did it, but I have a save file at 160 hours, and another at 100 hours.
Objectively, what I liked about it is that the combat is fast and tactical if you're aiming to get high ranks and doing the optional quests. It also requires you to be precise and on edge more than in previous FF games (maybe with the exception of FF12, if you like to go against foes much stronger than you).
I do acknowledge the game's faults - lack of exploration and freedom, and poor writing, but somehow they didn't matter to me. It's the only game where I could agree with most criticisms unrelated to the battle system, but still enjoy the game as a whole.
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MyEvilTwin7 posted...RPG maniac87 posted...YumeOMiru posted...Snow.........f****** Snow and his pedophile love.
I am aware of her age and did find out about it not long after the back story part in FFXIII with the proposal story etc. I am talking about literally at the time you find out they are together. I thought she was 19 as of FFXIII?
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themegaman7 3 years ago#48
Well I haven't played FF13, but Dissidia Duodecim did REALLY make me hate the character Lightning. She's a stupid, overpowered, whiny, b*****, unfunny Mary Sue I absolutely can't stand her. And then the story forces you to kick the ass of Warrior of Light (y know THE original Final Fantasy character) as Lightning just to say that: "Yeah this is the new Final Fantasy that your grandpa can't handle!" I'm surprised the story didn't have a gauntlet battle where she fought all past heroes of FF just to show of that she's supposed to be bette.
Also I can't stand the FF13 battle theme (or at least what I assume it is)
so awful and boring..
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BaseChouGoku 3 years ago#49
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Check out Wonderflick's battle theme in this trailer (Uematsu)
Lamace posted...
I think it's just okay. I really enjoyed the combat system (even if it felt like a step back from XII), the visuals and music are candy for the eyes and ears, and the game is polished to a mirror shine. But what pisses me off about the game, is the wasted potential. To me, this game had the most potential out of the entire series. For instance, the story is very interesting and unique, with deep mythology. But, thanks to piss poor writing, it was all squandered.
i couldn't have agreed more with this guy.
i enjoyed final fantasy XIII, but a lot of it really was wasted potential. XIII-2 managed to fix some of the gameplay issues i had with the first, but the story went from mediocre to trash. can't say i expect much from LR's story now but we'll see.
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