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Food World - April 2013
Coverage of the specialty food industry, as well as the rest of the news of the market.
Food World - March 2013
The issue will be on display at this year's Boston International Seafood show.
Food World - February 2013
SymphonyIRI's listings of the fastest moving frozen food brands in the Baltimore-Washington and Richmond- Norfolk markets.
Food World - January 2013
Food World's annual retailer panel discusses issues that are expected to impact the coming year. Also, pull-out special section on GIANT/MARTIN'S 90th Anniversary.
Food World - December 2012
Food World's study of the leading wholesalers in the Mid-Atlantic.
Food World - November 2012
The annual listing of brokers in the Food World marketing area, as well as SymphonyIRI listings of the fastest selling edible and non-edible groceries in the Baltimore-Washington and Richmond-Norfolk market.
Food World - October 2012
A panel discusses issues facing the produce industry.
Food World - September 2012
A retailer panel discusses the natural/organics industry.
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Listing of manufacturing and DSD companies in the Food World market.
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Wolves claim win over Iota in 2013 Jamboree
By Lisa Soileaux
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In the second game of the 2013 Acadia Parish Jamboree Thursday evening, the Rayne High Wolves claimed a 28-13 win over Iota.
"Overall, we looked good," stated Rayne High Head Coach Curt Ware on the Jamboree win. "Our offense is starting to come around and looked good tonight. When you have 22 plays and 28 points, you can't ask for much more than that."
Wolf quarterback Tyler LeJeune was 3-for-4 on the night with 47 passing yards, but the difference came on the ground.
Rayne tallied 234 rushing yards on the night, producing three of the Wolves' touchdowns.
The Bulldogs turned in a total of 240 offensive yards, 50 of those in the air.
On Iota's first drive of the ballgame, Johnathan Dugas nabbed a mid-field interception, setting up Rayne's first scoring drive of the night.
Byron Mouton, who averaged 10 yards per carry, was the first Wolf to light up the scoreboard, punching in a five-yard TD run. The long drive was set up with a pass reception from LeJeune to Troy Breaux and a long break-through run by Javon Cormier. Ty Delahoussaye added the extra point for a 7-0 Rayne lead early on.
The Bulldogs took to the air once again in their second drive with Timothy Lunson finding Jacob Pousson for a 27-yard touchdown pass. The extra point by Tristan Fontenot tied up the score 7-all with just under three minutes remaining in the first half of play.
A stalled Wolf drive saw Iota attempt another first half scoring drive. As the Bulldogs hovered near midfield, Rayne's Dugas claimed his second interception, which lead to a LeJeune touchdown pass to Byron Mouton from 30 yards out for the Wolves' second score of the night. Deahoussaye's extra point placed Rayne up 14-7 as the clock ended the first half of play.
"It looks like our defense got tired in the second half," noted Coach Ware when speaking of second half action. "With the combination of the hot and humid weather conditions some quick scoring by our offense, they were out on the field for a long time and I think it caught up with them."
The two scoring drives for the Wolves were separated by almost 10 minutes, seeing both squads on the field for an extended period of time.
Javon Cormier ended a 62-yard Rayne High drive early on with a 37-yard touchdown run. Delahoussaye added another extra point for a 21-7 Rayne lead with 12 minutes remaining in the ballgame.
Over nine minutes of back and forth action by both teams saw another Rayne High interception, this one by Byron Mouton, which halted a Bulldog drive.
Mouton's interception set-up Rayne's last score of the evening, ending on a long 54-yard TD run by Trent Duhon. Delahoussaye booted his fourth extra point for a 28-7 Rayne lead with four minutes remaining.
In Iota's last drive Nick Sloane hit a seam for an 8-yard TD run for a Bulldog score. The extra point was wide right for a final 28-13 Rayne win.
Leading the Rayne High rushing brigade was Javon Cormier (113 yards, 1 TD), Trent Duhon (98 yards, 1 TD), Byron Mouton (19 yards, 1 TD) and Jaylen Reed (1 four-yard run).
On the receiving end of Tyler LeJeune's passes were Byron Mouton (1-30 yards, TD), Troy Breaux (1-16) and Jaylen Reed (1-3).
On defense, Rayne's Travon Fontenot recovered one fumble while teammates Jonathan Dugas (2) and Byron Mouton (1) claimed interceptions.
Leading tackle stats for the Wolves were Andrew Broussard (6), Grant Menard (5), Brice Meche (3.5), and Byron Mouton, Christian Hodges, Nicky Faucheux and Jaquan Cormier each with three.
Ware concluded, "I'm really impressed with a couple of players who stepped it up tonight. Byron (Mouton ) and Jaylen (Reed) had a surprisingly good opening night considering how young they are."
Ware concluded, "As expected, Javon (Cormier), Trent (Duhon) and Tyler (LeJeune) all had a good night, as well. But, we'll see what our first full game will take us nextw eek."
The Wolves will host Et. Edmund of Eunice on Friday, Sept. 6th. Kick-off is slated for 7 p.m. at Wolf Stadium.


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Hasselblad's 'next generation' H System camera series, the Hasselblad H5D, will be showcased at the company's press conference at Photokina, Cologne, Germany. Featuring a modernised design and a complete new electronic engine, the Hasselblad H5D Series will be available in 40-, 50- and 60-megapixel editions as well as 50- and 200-megapixel Multi-Shot versions, and will start shipping in December 2012. The cameras offer the largest and brightest optical viewfinder in the market, simultaneous raw+JPEG shooting, True Focus II technology providing accurate focus and immediate focus confirmation, larger and more ergonomic buttons, new sealing for improved weatherproofing and an optional battery adapter for standalone operation. In addition to the Hasselblad H5D Series cameras, the company also announced the HCD 24mm f/4.8 H System lens. which is equivalent to a 17mm lens in a 35mm system.
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11/09/2012 Hasselblad is set to launch a new flagship H5D medium format camera series.
Hasselblad's 'next generation' H System camera will be showcased at the Hasselblad press conference at photokina, Cologne, Germany (Tuesday Sep 18: 2pm-3pm). The H5D features a modernized design and a complete new electronic engine to pave the way for ultimate quality imaging, for print ready JPEG files, and for a smooth and intuitive user interface. The camera is billed by the Sweden-based company as 'the latest step in the evolution of the best high-end camera system in the world'.
Aimed at high-end professional users the H5D offers:
New H System lens: HCD 4.8/24 mm, equivalent to 17 mm on 35 mm DSLR format
New Macro Converter, for superb close-up performance with wide angle lenses
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Optional battery adapter for standalone operation of digital capture unit
Ultimate image quality with Hasselblad Natural Color Solution
A choice of software: Hasselblad Phocus 2.7 and Adobe® Lightroom® 4 both included
Peter Stig-Nielsen, Hasselblad's Director of Professional Camera Products said: "Customers will immediately notice the new-look and improved ergonomics and this progressive system also brings upgraded performance on a number of levels. Hasselblad is a world-leader with an unmatched and comprehensive range of lenses. Now that line has been extended with the new wide angle HCD 4.8/24 mm lens, which offers the same performance as the HCD 28 mm and is the equivalent of a 17 mm on 35 mm DSLR format. Additionally, our new Macro Converter provides excellent close-up performance with the HC 50, HCD 28 and HC 35 lenses - negating the need for additional macro lens purchase."
He added: "Our new True Focus II further advances focusing accuracy after re-compose, and an intuitive focus check has been added. The new hardware architecture allows for delivering print ready JPEG files in addition to the superb RAW files. And we have re-written the user interface to achieve a smooth and intuitive operation. All in all we believe the H5D Camera series will provide the ultimate high-end addition to any serious photographer's capture equipment."
The H5D Series will be available as models with 40, 50 and 60 megapixels as well as 50 and 200 megapixel Multi-Shot versions and will start shipping in December 2012.
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BETHLEHEM - About an hour up the Northeast Extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, there's a Peep show going on that's fun for the whole family, and the only chicks on display are the ones that have beaks.
In its fifth year, PeepsFest is a two-day homage to those dollops of marshmallows with beady eyes that are coated in shades of shimmery sugar.
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Prince of Persia Classic
The Jordan Mechner classic gets an overhaul -- it's basically 3D now and looks like Ubisoft's recent Prince of Persia stuff -- for the 360's Live Arcade. Expect lots of online extras.
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An 'Upside Down House', that is, the living space-consisting of a great room, dining and kitchen areas, bath and large deck on top floor-allowing for unbelievable panoramic lake and sunset views. Extremely uncrowded beach as far as eye can see. Wood stove in Great Room. Front, covered porch, looking across at sand dunes and forest, large entry way, hall and three bedrooms, bath, laundry/sand room, screened porch and open deck to hang wet laundry, etc. off master bedroom on next floor down. Beautiful wood floors throughout, marble floors in baths. Garage and basement on ground floor. Cat walk over dune grass to sandy beach-no-rocks on beach or in water, on Lake Michigan's Sturgeon Bay, dead end road that borders Wilderness State Park.
The house was designed and built (literally) by my late husband who taught structural engineering at the University of Michigan. The space is a joy and a delight to be in, comfortable and inviting.
For several summers my family rented a house down the beach. We fell in love with the area as a perfect get away for parents, grandparents, kids and dogs. We were lucky to find this piece of land/sand with no rocks-on beach or in water-just sand. The house was completed about 11 years ago.
As I appreciate it when my dog is welcome on my travels, the house welcomes (well behaved) dogs, has a doggy door and a small fenced in area off front porch. The house is maintained in excellent condition-smoke free and shoe free.
Our stay in Marlene's house was a joy for our multigeneration family of 6. The situation on Lake Michigan was perfect - in the middle of the Sturgeon Bay shoreline. We spent 3 or 4 evenings watching beautiful sunsets. We cooked dinner all nights but one in the well applianced kitchen. The lake and water temperate were welcoming. Initially we had thought we would plan a few day trips but decided instead that we didn't want to leave the beach and house. We were there during the time of the full moon. One very lovely, soft-air night I went outside about 4:30 am and spent time laying in Marlene's hammock on the sand dune staring at the sky. It was a memorable vacation. I'm sure we'll return. Did I mention Marlene's house is host to many pieces of original art? - has lots of windows that open and comfortable beds? Also, Marlene was very easy to work with. I would definitely recommend this property.
The property was clean and beautiful. The location was incredible with gorgeous views and a lovely soft sandy beach. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend this to anyone who wanted a tranquil spot to get away from electronics and the demands of the modern world.
My husband and I went end of June for our anniversary. Knowing Michigan, the water is still cold at this time but we enjoyed Marlene's kayaks, walking the beach, and our dogs loved running and going for a swim. There's also a nice fenced portion by the house to use as a dog run. The water is shallow, crystal clear, and it seems you can walk out a ways before it gets deeper. I love how the top floor of the house is the living room/kitchen/dining as it has a spectacular view of the lake and distant lighthouses. Although we came at a time when the midge flies were still swarming, Marlene was very accommodating with us, and because the view is so great from the inside, it was still worth the stay! Especially when we saw the Northern Lights!
The location is great as it's only a half hour drive to Mackinaw City and the bridge, as well as a half hour in the other direction to Harbor Springs and Petoskey. It's a secluded location but there are beach houses on either side so you don't feel totally alone. We love Legg's Inn for a meal or drink in Cross Village, the gas station for snacks and ice cream, as well as taking the the Tunnel of Trees scenic drive to Good Hart for the crepe wagon, shops, and General Store (15 min away). Didn't care for the Cross Village Three Pines art studio (they will keep an eagle eye on you at anything you look at- makes for an uncomfortable experience and a great way to drive sales away). But we made sure we weren't gone too long as we wanted to enjoy the house, the views, and the access to the private beach. The house is very clean and there's a small TV for DVDs and a radio to listen to, as well as plenty of books and games to keep your attention. They have a washer/dryer too for laundry. The only detractor is that they didn't have a microwave, but they do have a toaster oven instead.
One note, to no fault of the owner, because this is more remote, if you have Verizon cell service, you will get absolutely no signal in this area unless you drive about 15 min closer to one of the larger towns. So be prepared to be totally cut off, but it does make for a peaceful vacation and we love the area. (Have heard ATT gets a signal though)
We would definitely come back to Marlene's beach house. The transaction and communication before, during, and after was great. She was very accommodating and we love how her beautiful house is also pet-friendly.
We enjoyed our week at this beautiful beach house so much that we actually got homesick for it once we were home! Truly a "dream house." It was so peaceful and the views were amazing. I wish I could cook every day in a kitchen with those views! The house is very well built with interesting architectural details and beautiful art to look at throughout. It was clean and well stocked. We really enjoyed the kayaks the last couple of days (it was too windy the first part of the week). The only disappointment was how tiny the beach area was due to the high water levels. We enjoyed lots of walks along the shore, looking at the beautiful houses and scenery. We got good reception with our phones (AT&T). The location is perfect – far enough away from everything to really feel like you're away from it all, yet not too far of a drive from Petoskey, Mackinaw, and many other destinations.
We have spent our family's summer vacation in Cross Village for the last 8 years. We tried 6 other cottages right on the lake before we found Marlene's. All others had something missing; a few of the cottages had issues, or the beach was rocky or cobbled and difficult to navigate without care. Marlene's cottage has the best of both worlds, a comfortable, well-equipped cottage and a marvelous beach.
Those who live in Michigan know that the lake has been low for many years and is finally returning to an appropriate level. While the beach isn't wide enough to play football it was plenty wide for beach chairs, umbrellas, bags, sand toys, digging and playing fetch with the dogs. The beach above & BELOW the water is that hard to find sugar sand that is so great to play in. The water this year was G-R-E-A-T!
We relish the seclusion. It's one of our favorite features. Our two adult children and son-in-law go with us and we all turn on our email to "out of office" since we are getting away from work rather than going to a remote location to work. Though cell/voice coverage is sometimes spotty for all but AT&T users, texts always seem to get through and there is a house phone that people can call in on.
Marlene is also great to work with. She answers email and questions in a timely manner and is happy to help when needed. Most of the reviews are right on. If you are looking for a place to relax and get away from it all, this is the perfect spot.
Overall, this is a nice property. It is well equipped and relatively clean on the interior. The beds are comfortable and it was great having a washer and dryer to use. Puppy loved the water and its sandy, stone-free bottom. And surprisingly, the water was warmer than I expected after reading reports about the late ice melt on Lake Michigan prior to our arrival.
However, it is quite secluded, especially if you are unable to get cell phone service, which we were unable to do. This made it difficult for adult children to stay in touch with their world, which led to frustration on their part. And although we knew the home did not have internet prior to booking, we didn't realize how far we would have to travel to find a connection so that we could connect with our real lives occasionally. This probably wouldn't be a problem for visitors with younger children, but it didn't work well for our working adults.
The outside of the home is in need of a little tender-loving care. A thorough power-washing would remove cobwebs and all of the dead little insects that tend to accumulate in webs at every window. And the driveway and overall yard of the property is in need of maintenance. Also, the beach has eroded quite a bit since the on-line photos of the property have been posted, making it necessary to put chairs in the grass area if you would just like to enjoy a sunset without getting wet.
The owner provided kayaks and a paddle board for our use, which was very much appreciated. And it was nice having a grill to use while we were there too. And of course we had a meal or two at the nearby Legs Inn and visited the Good Hart General Store just a few miles down the road.
Going to Petoskey or Mackinac City is relatively easy, or to the Pellston airport to pick up guests, as it's probably only about a half hour drive from the home.
My actual rating of this rental would probably be three and a half stars, due solely on the condition of the outside of the building and the seclusion factor. But it's in a beautiful part of Michigan, has a nice sandy lake bottom and is very relaxing and provides all of the every day utensils one needs to live.
Contemporary Lake Michigan Beachfront Home. Decks for viewing breathtaking sunsets, watch eagles fly above, hummingbirds hover near by, loons flying overhead,, Waugochance to Beaver Chain of Islands, three twinkling lighthouses, freighters in the distance. Walk the sandy beach for miles, bird watch, hike dunes and forest just across the (dead end) road or in Wilderness State Park-a five minute beach walk north. Walk out your door for a sunrise jog or yoga on the beach. Cycle back roads and nationally historic 'Tunnel of Trees' scenic road to Harbor Springs. Sleep-in your bed or hammock (on beach-side screened porch)-to soothing sound of waves lapping on the shore. Take a ferry to car free, Mackinaw Island or bridge to the Upper Peninsula, play golf, fish on a close-by inland lake, dine out-all15 minutes away. Sail, kayak, swim in summer, enjoy Spring trillium in bloom, Fall foliage in fall. Take an art/craft class at nearby Studio/Art Gallery
Other Activities: Take a break from building sand castles and take a kayak out (two available) or cross the road and hike in to more dunes, forests, paths. Bike in to the village and enjoy authentic Polish food and/or live music at the Legs Inn. Drive over to Douglas Lake (Pellston) for a fine dinner on the Lake.
Take a ferry from Mackinaw City over to Mackinaw Island, get some fudge, rent a bike and head to the other end of the island and escape the summer island crowds or take a horse and buggy ride (no cars allowed on Island). And, most wonderful of all, sip wine on the deck and watch the beautiful sunsets over the lake.
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|Bruins-Capitals Live Blog: Tim Thomas in net for eighth straight game
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|Still adjusting, Greg Zanon reacts to healthy scratch
|03.09.12 at 2:05 pm ET
WILMINGTON — When the Bruins traded for Greg Zanon and Mike Mottau at the trade deadline, it created a situation in which they would have multiple veteran defensemen battling for playing time. After all, when everyone is healthy, the B's will have eight defensemen. That would likely leave the likes of Mottau, Zanon and perhaps Joe Corvo competing for one spot.
After putting forth a strong showing in his Bruins debut last Thursday, Zanon appeared to be a good candidate to stick as one of the six blueliners in the B's lineup each night. In the games that followed, however, he took a few strides backward, knocking a puck into the net Sunday against the Rangers and screening Tim Thomas on a Maple Leafs goal. He was a minus-4 over a three-game stretch, and was made a healthy scratch Thursday against the Sabres in favor of Mottau.
"I don't make those decisions, so I just come," Zanon said of being scratched. "I prepare the same every day. I prepare like I'm playing, and then when you find out if you're in or you're not in, that's the way it goes. That's the staff, that's the management's choice. All I can do is make sure that I'm ready for Saturday's game, whether I play or not play, and just make sure my body's ready to go at all times."
If there was any message delivered by Claude Julien Thursday, Zanon prefers to keep it between him and the coach. Julien had said after Thursday's morning skate that he had liked the way Zanon was playing, yet he still opted to sit the 31-year-old against Buffalo.
"It was [Julien's] decision," Zanon said. "I don't ask questions about it. It was, you know, 'You're not going tonight.' He said I'd been playing well. It's just, I wasn't going."
After Friday's optional practice (in which Zanon took part) at Ristuccia Arena, Julien said the move was more about getting Mottau into a game. The 33-year-old hadn't played since making his Bruins debut last Tuesday against the Senators, so Julien wanted to make sure he kept the Quincy native fresh.
"It was an opportunity to put Mike Mottau in," Julien said of the decision. "We're trying to do a little bit of what we did with [Shane] Hnidy last year, trying to keep everybody I guess as fresh and as sharp as we can. Every once in a while, you pull a guy out, you put another guy in. When Ference is back, we've got eight D, so we've just got to kind of monitor that in a way that we're going to try to do the best we can, so that guys don't sit around too too long."
Added Julien: "I didn't mind [Mottau's] game last night. He's a smart player, he makes smart plays, good decisions. He finishes his checks when he has to. I thought he was good last night. I really did. You say that because he's been sitting around for a while, watching some games, and he gets back in the lineup and plays the way he did. That's exactly what we need from the players that aren't playing every night. When you come in, remain sharp."
As for Zanon, the former Wild blueliner says he is still getting adjusted to how the Bruins handle rushes, and that a lot of the acclimation process is getting used to the other defensemen and their positioning. Known as a safe defenseman capable of blocking a lot of shots, he doesn't feel the flubs in his own end led to him spending Thursday night's game in the press box.
"The D zone thing, I don't think it's been the issue," he said. "You'd have to ask [Julien]. I don't know what it was. Obviously, any time you can watch from up top, it's a lot slower. It's a way different game when you watch from up top. Obviously, when you're on the ice, you base everything more on reaction and what you see on the time. It helps a little bit to be up there, but you also want to be in the game."
|Andrew Ference, Daniel Paille still day-to-day as Bruins hold optional practice
|03.09.12 at 11:58 am ET
WILMINGTON — On the day before a busy weekend that will feature games against the Capitals and Penguins, the Bruins took to the ice at Ristuccia Arena.
There were nine forwards, six defensemen and one goalie on the ice for the B's for an optional skate. Missing from the skate were Zdeno Chara, Dennis Seidenberg, Brad Marchand, Milan Lucic, Patrice Bergeron, Tim Thomas and coach Claude Julien.
All other parties were present for the B's, including Daniel Paille and Andrew Ference after missing Thursday's game. Marty Turco was the only netminder on the ice for the Bruins.
After the skate, coach Claude Julien said that both Paille and Ference remain day-to-day.
"To be honest with you, [I'm] not sure," Julien said of their statuses. "I know that they're day-to-day. '¦ I would still have to look at where they are tomorrow morning and decide whether to put them out in the warmup and make that decision or now."
Marchand, who woozily skated back to bench in the third period Thursday after taking a hit from Tyler Myers, is fine, according to the coach.
|Bruins finally win two in a row, defeat Sabres
|03.08.12 at 9:29 pm ET
It took the Bruins long enough, but they finally won their second game in a row thanks to Thursday's 3-1 win over the Sabres. The victory marked the first time in 26 games that the B's have won back-to-back contests.
Jason Pominville gave the Sabres the lead in the first period when he beat Tim Thomas with a rocket over the veteran netminder's glove. Gregory Campbell tied the game in the second, redirecting a Shawn Thornton slap shot past Buffalo starter Jhonas Enroth. Johnny Boychuk gave the B's the lead in the third period with his fourth goal of the season, with David Krejci providing insurance at 15:52.
Thomas made 19 saves on 20 shots faced. The game was the seventh consecutive contest in which Thomas has played.
The Bruins will host the Capitals Saturday as they go for their — get this — third straight win.
— Claude Julien called for more secondary scoring after Saturday's loss to the Islanders, and for the third straight game since, he got it. After Jordan Caron dominated Sunday and Tuesday as a third-liner (three goals, two assists over the two games), it was the fourth line that chipped in with the equalizer in the second period. A Buffalo turnover left the puck waiting for Thornton to fire on not, and Campbell got a piece of it to tie the game. The goal was Campbell's seventh of the season.
— Speaking of Caron, Julien switched Caron and Brian Rolston, putting Caron with Brad Marchand and Patrice Bergeron on the second line and Rolston with Chris Kelly and Benoit Pouliot. Rolston hasn't made enough of a statement to earn top-six minutes since coming over in a trade from the Islanders last week, and it's good for Julien to reward Caron for his improved play of late.
In picking up the assist on Boychuk's goal, Caron extended his point streak to three games. The 21-year-old has three goals and three assists over his last three contests.
— The B's new top line of David Krejci, Milan Lucic and Tyler Seguin has produced at least one goal in all five games since Julien put the trio together. Krejci has five goals over the last five games, while Seguin has four and Lucic has one. Some quick arithmetic shows that the members of the line have totaled 10 goals over their last five contests.
— The Bruins outscored their opponent in the second period for the third consecutive game. As has been well-documented, the Bruins have not been a good second-period team over the difficult stretch they've found themselves in since mid-January, but they have outscored their opponents 6-2 in the second over the last three games.
— Greg Zanon was made a healthy scratch for the first time since debuting with the B's last week. Julien spoke highly of Zanon Thursday morning, calling him "sturdy" for the Bruins in his first four games with the Bruins, but the truth is that Zanon's had a rough go of it since his debut. Zanon impressed in his first game with the B's last Thursday, handling everything that was thrown his way and adapting to new partners as the team twice went to a five-man rotation. Since then, he's had a rough time for the Bruins, having multiple flubs in front of Tim Thomas' net, knocking a puck in and posting a minus-4 rating over his last three games. He was one of just two Bruins (Thornton being the other) to have a minus rating (minus-1) in Tuesday's 5-4 win over the Maple Leafs.
Mike Mottau played in Zanon's place, skating on pairing with Adam McQuaid.
— Bergeron and Marchand have both gone the last six games without a goal. The second line is one that's effective for its prowess in all three zones, but the B's need two of their better forwards in Bergeron and Marchand to get going.
|Bruins-Sabres Live Blog: B's go for second straight
|03.08.12 at 6:54 pm ET
|Bruins aim to finally win two in a row
|03.08.12 at 12:30 pm ET
When it comes to the Bruins, the last two months have been the definition of mediocrity. They were shut out five times in February and they've gone 11-12-2 over their last 25 games. Their scoring has dropped off and they've been allowing goals at a greater rate.
Perhaps the most alarming bit about their sluggish stretch is that they have not managed to win back-to-back games over their lsat 25 contests. It's been since Jan. 10 and Jan. 12, and on Thursday they will have their latest chance to string together two victories.
The Bruins have obviously been banged up, but even the talent that's left on the roster is capable of more. They've certainly been better over their last few games, but ultimately they can't put their finger on what's made it so difficult to win two in a row.
"I don't know. We've been playing better of late," Shawn Thornton said Thursday morning. "I think New York, we deserved to win [vs. the Rangers, a 4-3 loss]. I think we played well in Toronto. I think our game's getting back to wear it needs to be. As long as we stay consistent with the way we're playing, I'm happy."
Last season, the Bruins were also struggling around this point of the season. On March 8, the B's dropped what would be the second of four straight games (0-2-2) as part of a 1-3-3 stretch. The B's found a way to pick up over the last few weeks, going 7-3-1 over their last 11 games.
Obviously, that didn't solve all of the Bruins' problems at the time. The B's dropped the first two games of the Eastern conference quarterfinals to the Canadiens before coming alive and winning the series in seven games. Not letting the losses get you down is a mindset preached in the Bruins' room, and it's one that helped them then and eventually helped them win the Stanley Cup.
"We said it a lot last year. We didn't let the highs get too high and the lows get too low," Thornton said. "I know it's cliche, but it's true. We kind of just go about our business and focus on the next game. I think we've been pretty good at that this year, too. I think the experience has helped, but that was a big key in our success last year, just not worrying about what just happened, whether it was a big win or a big loss. [It was about] focusing on what's coming up."
On Thursday, the challenge to win two straight will come in the form of the Sabres, a squad that's beaten the B's in their last two meetings. Winning two straight hasn't been easy for the Bruins of late, and it certainly won't be easy given Buffalo's situation. The Sabres are two points out of a playoff spot and have picked up their game, picking up points in nine of their last 10 games (7-1-2).
"They might be desperate, but they're also playing great hockey, so it's a combination of both," Claude Julien said of the Sabres.
Two of the Bruins' losses following wins over their last 25 games have come against the Sabres, so the B's will be looking to change that trend Thursday night at the Garden. They feel they've been playing well enough recently (nine goals over their last two games) to pick up back-to-back wins for the first time in a long time. Frankly, they're overdue.
"Our attitude in this room has never been a problem, but I think that we're playing better of late," Thornton said. "If we continue to be consistent playing that way, then we're going to be good."
|Benoit Pouliot expected back for Bruins, Daniel Paille and Andrew Ference remain out
|03.08.12 at 11:51 am ET
Claude Julien said after Thursday's optional morning skate that forward Benoit Pouliot is expected to be in the lineup Thursday night against the Sabres. Pouliot took only two shifts in the second period Tuesday against the Maple Leafs before leaving and not returning.
"Looks good, looks fine," Julien said of Pouliot. "[He] told us he's ready to go."
Forward Daniel Paille and defenseman Andrew Ference will not play for the B's on Thursday. Both players are considered day-to-day. Paille has missed the last two games with an upper-body injury, while Ference has missed the last three games with a lower-body injury. Paille, Ference and Pouliot all skated Thursday morning.


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PACT Engineering Company website. PACT is global provider of environmental solutions for industrial and municipal clients, focusing on water and wastewater treatment. PACT`s capatibilities cover design, manufacturing, sourcing, installation and servicing of water/wastewater treatment, water desalination plants and equipment.
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based in Egaa, DENMARK
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based in Lund, SWEDEN
Supplier of the innovative Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR) used for the treatment of water and wastewater. Provide biological wastewater treatment systems with the capability of increasing a BOD plant to complete nitrification by adding only media, retaining screens and additional air to the existing system. Our solutions and especially those based on Moving Bed ...
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Anua provides wastewater treatment, water reuse and odor and VOC abatement solutions for municipal, decentralized, residential commercial and industrial applications including the PuraM membrane bioreactor, PuraMax MBBR, PuraSAF submerged aerated filter, Puraflo peat fiber biofilter, Platinum submerged aerated filter, Rainsava rainwater harvesting and the Compact ...
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based in Prescott, ARIZONA (USA)
EEC specializes in WWTP`s for the Domestic & Industrial Wastewater market. Containerized Package Plants and Customized Treatment Systems are available. EEC Speed Bio Tec - Moving Bed Bio Reactors (MBBR) are fully automatic and incorporate their control for complete independence from other works. EEC can combine `smart Solutions` as a result of our global operation with ...
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based in Plymouth, MINNESOTA (USA)
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based in Vancouver, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)
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Dynamic Aqua Science, Inc.
based in Laguna Beach, CALIFORNIA (USA)
AMB Bio Media Makes very compact wastewater plants, robust and stable operation, no backwash required, no membranes, self cleaning media, never need to replace, 20 years guarantee. AMB Bio Media represents the latest in proven MBBR Bio TechnologyAMB Bio Media has been extensively tested and implemented into numerous wastewater plants worldwide for decades.
Warden Biomedia
based in Luton, UNITED KINGDOM
At Warden Biomedia, we design, manufacture and supply Random Biological Filter Media to improve aerobic treatment across the full range of applications – from the largest municipal sewage treatment plant down to a garden fishpond. With the philosophy of increased surface area, the eco-friendly trickling filter and biological filter media are injection-moulded in recycled ...
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based in Shijiazhuang City, CHINA
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based in Pittsford, NEW YORK (USA)
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based in New Bedford, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Aquapoint provides wastewater treatment systems for residential, commercial and industrial applications between 1,000 gpd and 2 mgd. Our solutions meet NPDES and TMDL standards for advanced nutrient removal and water reuse. Aquapoint generates cost-benefit advantages by integrating modular technologies selected for simplicity, stability, low life-cycle costs and ...
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I need to hire two encoders for a massive encoding exercise. I am running a recruitment drive and will hire the encoders based on the proficiency in the test.
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a) Column A is just the app name for which the encoding needs to be done.
b) Column B contains detailed description of various features / functionality that a software app offers. An encoder has to first read the description and parse out each features separately. List of the features should be captured in column C. Each of the features should be captured in a separate line.
c) For each features listed in column C, encoder has to identify whether this feature is dependent / connected to other apps or not. By dependent I mean is the feature leveraging functionality of other apps. Few of the examples to explain this are following:
Example 1: Feature: Share your new portrait on Facebook, Twitter, and the Walker photo gallery.
Dependency: Facebook, Twitter, Walker photo gallery
Example 2: Feature: Notability's auto-sync, your notes are always backed up in the cloud. Choose your favorite cloud service: Dropbox, Google Drive, Box or WebDAV.
Dependency: Dropbox, Google Dirve, Box, WebDAV
d) List of apps on which a feature is dependent / connected to should be comma separated and captured in column D
e) In addition to outside apps, for each feature encoder has to identify if it is leveraging following list of in-phone features. List of in-phone features are: maps, calls, text message, mail, pictures/ photos, camera, calendar, video, clock, address book.
Example: Feature: Look up addresses and phone numbers for thousands of businesses, then call or map them from your iPhone or iPad.
In-phone dependency: 'map'
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Skip to comments.Small Number Of Children In California Get Strange, New Polio-Like Illness
Posted on 02/24/2014 7:57:19 AM PST by BenLurkin
Dr. Keith Van Haren, a pediatric neurologist at Stanford Universitys Lucile Packard Childrens Hospital who has worked with Glasers team, will present the cases of five of the children at the American Academy of Neurologys upcoming annual meeting.
He said all five patients had paralysis in one or more arms or legs that reached its full severity within two days. None had recovered limb function after six months.
We know definitively that it isnt polio, Van Haren added, noting that all had been vaccinated against that disease.
Glaser wouldnt provide the number of illnesses. Van Haren said he was aware of around 20.
(Excerpt) Read more at losangeles.cbslocal.com ...
Oh, no!
Why is that? Couldn't be millions of unchecked illegal Mexicans coming from who knows where carrying what heretofore extinct diseases, could it?
No, they bring a richness of diversity, do the jobs Americans won't do, and have a shared heritage with this country. That couldn't include bringing diseases with them. /s
Freakin' ridiculous.
Illegal aliens bringing us pathogenic diversity.
Diseases we never had to be concerned with before.
Like nobody saw this coming.
Illegals leaving Arizona for sanctuary cities bring contagious diseases with them
Illegals Bringing Drug Resistant TB to US
They know it can't be polio since the children were all vaccinated for it. What a stupid thing to say. It's like doctors these days are selected from some religious background that forbids healthy scientific skepticism.
Its probably something found in a McDouble.
Well, as with any other virus, it has the ability to change, or mutate. As a school nurse, I've been reading about this for more than a decade now. This is not news.
This is horrible.
He didn't say that, exactly. He said they know the disease wasn't polio, AND the children were vaccinated. They might have learned the first fact by testing the children's blood for the pathogen that causes polio.
"One of our grandkids practically went into a come for a couple days after getting seven shots in one day."
That you have lived long enough to have grand kids that have lived long enough to give you joy is in no small part due to those shots you criticize.
Another gift from the illegals. /s
I keep my kids up to date with their shots but lately, they have been having reactions to their shots. I've also been having bad reactions to the flu shots as well.
I don't think I'm going to get them again. My arm swells up and and becomes to painful to sleep on or even touch.
I question the intelligence of a mother that schedules 7 shots in one day.
It's not like Dr.s give those shots w/o consent of the parent. You can choose to make multiple appointments and do them two at a time several days or a week apart.
I refused the hepatitis series entirely for my infants, choosing to delay that series until they were pre-teens. Didn't do the chicken pox until Jr. High.
I am a strong believer in vaccines, just not that you absolutely have to follow the recommended schedule, which is designed for urban and or turd world populations and not for rural, homeschooling families with many many fewer risk factors.
Fukushima maybe?
The chicken pox vaccine actually gave my daughter the chicken pox.
What an absolutely ignorant statement.
"Maybe it's all the damn shots they give these kids. One of our grandkids practically went into a come for a couple days after getting seven shots in one day."
First of all - doctors bully parents into giving kids multiple shots at once. Secondly - these shots are not what they were 30-40 years ago. They contain dead fetal cells, mercury, and who knows what else in them.
I have never had & never will get a flu shot. And no, I do not get the flu. I have friends who get the flu shot every year and still get the flu.
I hope your grandkids are ok.
The benefits of illegal immigration is continuing to be realized.../s
Liberal analogy... if they are legalized this will not happen anymore.
I think it comes from Delta Smelts...they should start a study any day now.
And we know that those who are immunized NEVER contract the diseases they've been vaccinated against, don't we?
Ya. Sorry to hear it.
Scary from the other side too. There are some really nasty diseases like Polio that are just waiting to come back if we stop immunizing people.
Just travel to India some time. I got so many booster shots that BOTH of my arms hurt for a week.
True, most of the time the symptoms are lessened.
Maybe getting mildly sick versus maybe dying.
Case in point: People have stopped immunizing for pertussis in my area. The incidences have increased dramatically over the past year. I wouldn't want not have been immunized. Whooping Cough was a pretty nasty disease back in the day.
"Prevention by vaccination is of primary importance given the seriousness of the disease in children."
She didn't "schedule" them you jerk. She trusted the doctor to know what he was doing.
A modern iteration of Cutter Labs on the job?
The decline of most diseases has been ongoing for a little more than 100 years. With increased access to proper diet, clean water and improved sanitation methods, many diseases were already on the decline when mass vaccination was instituted in the 1950s. If you eat properly, have access to clean water and sanitation and have a healthy immune system, most diseases are easily treatable and survivable in today's world.
And that's my point. It's not the doctor's baby. It's hers. She is in complete control of the choices she makes.
The baby is completely reliant on mommy to make good choices and to listen to her mommy instinct and ignore the "experts" who think seven shots is okay.
The shot schedule is not based 100% on the child's best interest, but on a whole host of factors, one of which is the lowest common denominator of low IQ, drug addicted ghetto mothers which instructs that the best way to protect the herd is to do all the shots possible whenever a child is presented, because the parents may fail to follow up. The occasional and rare individual adverse reaction is considered an acceptable collateral damage in the cost-benefit equation.
If you are not a member of that demographic, there is no actual reason to follow the schedule designed for it. Smart mothers can do it differently to suit their child's actual needs and risks as an individual rather than as a herd member.
The reason my wife and I have become "experts" is because our doctor thinks that my son might have caught whooping cough. Although we are becoming more skeptical. BTW, my son was immunized which is why we are now becoming skeptical. However, as mentioned before, immunization is not foolproof.
Here is my point: if my son did catch it, then he caught it from another kid whose parents opted out of the immunization requirements. My son hasn't been terribly sick but he does have asthma which complicates things.
Important: So those parents risked MY SON'S health and well being.
How about this: if parents do opt out, then how about letting the other parents and school officials know. That way, we can be "careful" around their kids.
Hey, I am all for Libertarianism and free choice.... "as long as what you do doesn't affect me."
It's strange the story provides so little information, nothing about the age of the children or their home towns. If this should involve illegal aliens, that fact will receive more confidential treatment than our most highly classified military secrets.
Did you know that research shows that asthma is a possible side effect of the adjutants in vaccinations? People like to throw out the argument that unvaccinated people are a danger to vaccinated people. A false argument. If vaccination is effective, then unvaccinated have no effect on the vaccinated. It's possible that whoever exposed your son to Whooping Cough was also vaccinated against it as your son was. Most of the recent outbreak is in vaccinated people. It wasn't necessarily an unvaxed person that "spread" it to your son.
The operative word there is "most". But the ones that don't fit in that "most" category need to be vaccinated against, measles and polio being the two biggies since they have can have crippling side effects even when survived.
Another consideration is treatment costs vs. immunization costs. Immunization is cheap insurance.
Bordetella pertussis Strains with Increased Toxin Production Associated with Pertussis Resurgence
"In the 1990s, a resurgence of pertussis was observed in a number of countries with highly vaccinated populations, and pertussis has become the most prevalent vaccine-preventable disease in industrialized countries. We present evidence that in the Netherlands the dramatic increase in pertussis is temporally associated with the emergence of Bordetella pertussis strains carrying a novel allele for the pertussis toxin promoter, which confers increased pertussis toxin (Ptx) production. Epidemiologic data suggest that these strains are more virulent in humans. We discuss changes in the ecology of B. pertussis that may have driven this adaptation. Our results underline the importance of Ptx in transmission, suggest that vaccination may select for increased virulence, and indicate ways to control pertussis more effectively."
You haven't taken your children to a military doctor, have you? They are militant about vaccines and about obeying their commands. Or so my daughter says. Our children's physicians have all been reasonable and protective with waiting to give vaccines for a few months after each of our children were born.
"Fukushima maybe?"
The Fukushima reference didn't show for 17 posts!
There is hope for FR!
(I expected it within the first 5)
Interesting. I wonder if they have adapted the recipe to account for the changes? The underlying reason for vaccination is still valid.
Important point: it is probably not a coincidence that many people in my area are opting out of the vaccination. My son's doctor has been tracking the incidences and the numbers of people not getting the vaccination. There are stats although specific information might not be available. Anyway, he seemed pretty convinced.
Also, I wonder if the incidences have increased elsewhere or just in my area. I got the impression that it was localized.
BTW, my doctor is from India. :)
Anyway, I'll mention this reference to him. Thanks.
My daughter is military and the Naval Hospital Dr. told us she would refuse to treat my grandson again if my daughter did not adhere to the vaccine schedule. Upon further discussion, she then proceeded to tell us which immunizations SHE deemed "unnecessary". lol Well Baby check-ups are simply scheduled opportunities for doctors to make sure parents are vaccinating. We take my grandson to the Dr only when he is seriously ill, which has has been never. He is healthy and thriving.
Failure to develop antibodies against a disease is found in other types of vaccinations. For example, I did not respond to the Hep B series. A son of a friend had measles even though he had been vaccinated.
I stand with you. My feelings exactly!
Making other people sick and putting them at risk of fatal or crippling diseases is not a Libertarian value.
Well, that's good then. Your friend's son now has life-long immunity from measles because of having acquired it naturally and never has to have another vaccine for it.
Here is an interesting bit of info from the same article.
"Before childhood vaccination was introduced in the 1940s, pertussis was a major cause of infant death worldwide. Widespread vaccination of children succeeded in reducing illness and death."
So apparently, the reason for vaccination is sound.
It's the problem of selecting against a particular strain vs. the others out there. When you fight microbes this way you'll lose. Every time.
A search on 'escape mutant' is interesting:
Our current programs don't really control the bugs, they just deselect the strains that we vaccinate with. Eventually the bugs win this strategy. Every time.
See my followup.
Penicillin was a Godsend blessing.
Until it stopped working due to overuse.
"Its not the doctors baby. Its hers. She is in complete control of the choices she makes."
One of the main stories on the news last week was a doctor who took a child from the parents because they didn't agree on treatment.
Ya. But, to not use it at all because it might be ineffective in the future is foolish.
"Because pertussis outbreaks occur once every 3 to 5 years, it seems to coincide with the vaccine efficacy wearing off after 3 to 5 years. Even with a vaccination, the virus is still highly contagious. For anyone with a weak immune system or those people not in overall good health, it is suggested to get medical advice to avoid complications. For most adolescents and adults, however, a mild case of pertussis can still cause the annoyance of a constant cough and missing school or work but will result in life-time immunity...."
Just understand the escape mutant you end up with for non pandemic diseases in particular might NOT be the one you want to have.
The current circulating non-vaccine strain pertussis mutant has TEN TIMES the mortality and morbidity of the old one. Try for 100 next time?
You can vaccinate your 2m old and 4m old and every one else multiple times with the DTaP and still get the new one. And you'd better pray to whatever diety you worship your infant doesn't get the new one.
I'll quote the relevant line from the CDC abstract:
"Our results underline the importance of Ptx in transmission, suggest that vaccination may select for increased virulence, and indicate ways to control pertussis more effectively."
Would that be the girl with mitochondrial disorder being stolen away by the psychiatric doctor claiming it was all in her and her parent's head?
Horrible story, but is in no way comparable to vaccinating your infant in multiple visits instead in a single visit.
There's a lot to be said for breastfeeding and isolation at home for the first few months of a newborn's life.
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